The recent prevalence of food trucks has altered the wording of a District of Kitimat bylaw, and added some new rules.
All references to mobile restaurants in the District’s Food Vendor Bylaw have now been eliminated, and the definition of mobile food vendor expanded.
While that doesn’t change too much for operators, what does matter to vendors is a pair of newly re-worded infractions.
Operation of a mobile food vendor on private property without, or contrary to a license will result in a 100 dollar fine.
So too will operating a food truck on designated District property without acquisition of a license.
Licensing fees to operate a mobile food vendor on private property remain at 100 dollars, while District property remains at 350 dollars.
On top of those base charges, mobile vendors will be required to pay 75 dollars per vehicle up to 5,000 kgs, and 100 per vehicle over 5,000 kgs.
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