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Commission approves temporary mobile food-cart permit at 203 Main Street
Summary
The Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit allowing a mobile food cart operated by Elizabeth Tabber to serve at 203 Main Street for special events and occasional evenings, subject to standard conditions of approval.
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The Weed City Planning Commission voted to approve a conditional use permit that will allow a mobile food cart operated by Elizabeth Tabber to operate at 203 Main Street for special events and occasional evening hours.
Planning staff explained that the municipal code requires a use permit for mobile food carts and recommended approval under standard conditions. Elizabeth Tabber told the commission the cart is towed behind her vehicle, is not stationary, and would be used for occasional events such as customer-appreciation days and select evenings for sports-related crowds. She said, “it’s basically you can say it’s a hot dog cart but it’s actually a hot food cart,” and that it can be removed and stored when not in use.
With no public opposition during the hearing, commissioners moved and seconded to approve the permit; the transcript records a voice vote of 'all in favor.'

