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Cleveland council approves business license for local food vendor
Summary
The council approved a business license for a food vendor who operates a smoker on a trailer after confirming health-department inspection requirements; the applicant was instructed to bring payment and sign for the certificate.
The Cleveland Town Council voted July 3 to approve a business license for a local food vendor after confirming that the vendor's trailer and food-handler permits meet health-department requirements.
The applicant (introduced during the meeting as Alex) said the operation is a smoker on a trailer, with food preparation at the event site and deliveries coming to their house only. Council members clarified that a food truck or commercial kitchen requires inspection and the appropriate health permits; one council member told the applicant the health department would have to inspect the trailer and issue any required permit.
After discussion about event participation and Cleveland Days requirements, Committee member (S4) moved to approve the license; the chair seconded and members voted in favor. Staff instructed the applicant to bring a check for the license fee and then sign the certificate at the town office.
The applicant was reminded to coordinate with the health department and to be present at Cleveland Days as required by council event participation rules. No conditions beyond the standard health-department inspection and payment were recorded in the meeting minutes.
