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New city ordinance approved for itinerant vendor licensing - Sequoyah County Times
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New city ordinance approved for itinerant vendor licensing - Sequoyah County Times
You see them at almost every turn. Food trucks, or mobile vendors, are usually the center of attention at community festivals, and have become permanent fixtures at Iola Avenue and Cedar Street as well as in the 200 block of North Elm Street.
The Winters City Council meeting on April 1 focused primarily on the discussion about mobile and fixed food vendors in Winters. The ordinance, which standardises operating rules, is being refined. The debate...
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