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Food truck ordinance rolls forward

Customers flock to the Chazito's Latin Cuisine food truck during the May 2018 Fiesta de Mayo First Friday sponsored by the Downtown Statesboro Development Authority. Such special events were already covered, but the city’s pending new ordinance will regulate food trucks operating on private property on ordinary days. - photo by Photo courtesy DSDA

food truck — Customers flock to the Chazito's Latin Cuisine food truck during the May 2018 Fiesta de Mayo First Friday sponsored by the Downtown Statesboro Development Authority. Such special events were already covered, but the city’s pending new ordinance will regulate food trucks operating on private property on ordinary days. - photo by Photo courtesy DSDA

Retail food trucks may soon have a more clearly defined place in Statesboro’s business scene and community life after City Council approved the first reading of a “mobile food service” ordinance Tuesday, sending it forward to possible final approval Dec. 15.

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