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Minocqua approves Atlas Food Truck permit; board records one dissent
Summary
The Minocqua Board approved a permit for Atlas Food Truck for multiple summer dates, with Supervisor Brian Fricke the lone dissent. Owner Julie Greenwald said she plans monthly service at Sunspace to serve locals and students; the board required food trucks be associated with a business and have restroom access for customers.
The Minocqua Board of Supervisors approved an application from Atlas Food Truck for service at several local sites on May 19, 2026, in a 4-1 voice vote.
Julie Greenwald, owner of Atlas Food Truck, told the board the truck plans to serve locals and will be at Sunspace of Minocqua once per month during the summer; she said the location is convenient to the high school and hospital. Chairman Mark Hartzheim noted that a police inspection found no issues. (The meeting roster lists Glenn Janzer as Minocqua Police Chief present; the record also refers to "Chief Carani" as having inspected the truck, which is unclear from the minutes and may reflect a different staff member or a naming inconsistency in the record.)
Hartzheim said any approved food truck must be associated with a business location and have access to that business's restrooms for customers. Supervisor Lance Krolczyk moved to approve the Atlas Food Truck application; Supervisor Erika Petersen seconded. The motion carried by voice vote, recorded 4-1 with Supervisor Brian Fricke opposed.
Approved locations noted in the application include The Bottled Bean (409 E. Front Street), Sunspace of Minocqua (9580 Hwy 70), and Wheels in the Woods (70 West Park Complex on August 15). No special conditions or fees were recorded in the minutes beyond the business association and rest-room access requirement.
