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Shelbyville council lists second reading for zoning changes affecting food trucks, microbreweries
Summary
Ordinance No. 2026-02-19, listed for a second reading Feb. 19, would amend Shelbyville—s zoning regulations for mobile food preparation vehicles, mobile food parks, micro-breweries and micro-distilleries; the agenda lists City Attorney Steven Gregory but the transcript records no debate or vote.
Ordinance No. 2026-02-19 was placed on the Shelbyville City Council agenda for a second reading Feb. 19, proposing text amendments to Articles II, VI and III of the city—s zoning regulations to address mobile food preparation vehicles, mobile food preparation vehicle parks, micro-breweries and micro-distilleries.
City Attorney Steven Gregory is listed on the agenda with the item; the transcript supplied contains only the agenda line and does not include any presentation text, public comment, council debate or a recorded vote on the ordinance. The agenda language specifies which zoning articles would be changed but does not provide ordinance text in the transcript.
If adopted, changes to zoning text typically affect where and how mobile food vendors and small-scale brewing or distilling operations can locate and operate, but the agenda does not specify the substance of the amendments, any recommended conditions, or the departments responsible for enforcement. No fiscal note or enforcement detail is included in the provided transcript.
The second reading is scheduled on the Feb. 19 agenda; the transcript does not record an outcome. The council's next regular meeting is scheduled for March 5, 2026, which would be the next opportunity for further action or public input if the ordinance remains on a future agenda.
