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Event Mon Aug 22 2011
My Streets! My Eats! Campaign Launches to Raise Food Truck Legislation Issues
The Institute for Justice Clinic on Entrepreneurship kicked off a new campaign to get residents talking to their lawmakers about the importance of mobile food truck legislation reform.
Even if you see food trucks roaming around your neighborhood or downtown, their battles with the city's laws are far from over. Current requirements for mobile food trucks (e.g. trucks cannot stop within 200 feet of brick and mortar restaurants, and cannot work before 10am) are downright nonsense; proposed laws are even more baffling, and would make this growing industry obsolete in most places of the city where their business could succeed. Interested in learning more? The IJCE is holding a "strategy session" on Tuesday, August 30 from 7:00-8:30pm at the University of Chicago Law School, 6020 South University, Room V for advocates, chefs, mobile truck owners, foodies, hungry citizens and the like.
Brooke Fallon / August 22, 2011 9:54 AM
Hey Everyone,
The meeting is actually NEXT Tuesday, August 30th. Hope to see you there. Please visit www.ij.org/mystreets for more information.