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Board delays decision on declaring food concessions trailer surplus
Summary
The board agreed to table the proposal to declare the food concessions trailer surplus until the February meeting to allow more research on implications; staff will consult LACO about permitting for potential food truck operations on the beach.
The board discussed whether to declare the district's food concessions trailer surplus but agreed to table the item until the February meeting to allow more time to research the implications of discontinuing food concessions. The minutes state: 'it was agreed to table this item until the February meeting to allow more time to research future implications of discontinuing food concessions.' Brian Grant will contact LACO regarding any changes to permitting if food trucks are later allowed to operate on the beach.
No formal motion to dispose of the trailer was made; the board left the matter open to give staff time to report back. The item remains on the new-business list for the Feb. 9 meeting, and staff indicated they will investigate permitting, operations impacts, and any revenue implications before returning to the board.
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