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Commissioners say food-truck study nearing completion; work session likely next step
Summary
Commissioner Quincy told the Planning Commission the food-truck study he co-led is nearly finished and staff will work to schedule a work-session presentation; the item will likely come to the commission before any recommendation to city council.
Commissioner Quincy said on June 24 that he and Commissioner Paleyo are finishing a food-truck study and plan to present it to the Planning Commission, likely at a work session, before forwarding any recommendation to the City Council. "We're coming really close to the end," Quincy told colleagues, and he said staff (Director Teague and team) will be contacted to find a meeting slot.
Quincy said the study is in final review and that commissioners should expect to discuss the report and provide guidance before any council submission. No timeline for council consideration was given and no substantive policy details from the study were presented at the meeting. The commission continued a separate discussion about a zoning update and setback standards, during which staff said a uniform 30-foot standard under consideration would have avoided the need for the variance approved earlier, while a 35-foot standard might not have.
The planning staff and commissioners will determine scheduling for the food-truck study presentation; no formal action was taken at the June 24 meeting.
