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Council amends rental-inspection and alcoholic-beverage rules; food-truck alcohol sales to require permits
Summary
Caddo Mills adopted an ordinance adding residential rental inspection regulations and replaced Article 4.04 on alcoholic beverages to prohibit sales in residential areas and require permits for some operators including food trucks.
The council approved an ordinance amending Chapter 3, Article 2 to include residential rental inspection regulations after Mayor Pro Tem John Verity moved to remove the item from the table and then to approve the amendment; the motion carried unanimously. The transcript records no additional detail on inspection standards or implementation timelines.
On business regulations the council adopted a replacement for Article 4.04 related to alcoholic beverages. City Attorney Susan Thomas explained the replacement would prohibit alcohol sales in residential areas and align local rules with Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission requirements; when Council Member Lori Howell asked whether the change would affect food trucks, Thomas confirmed that food trucks selling alcohol would need to obtain a permit under the new rules. The council adopted the ordinance unanimously.
