Palatine considering license changes to welcome more food trucks
Food trucks can only operate in Palatine after obtaining a temporary food permit for a specific date and place, similar to those given to vendors at the village's Hometown Fest, Street Fest and Oktoberfest.
"What we were finding is some food truck operators were doing multiple special events and having to get over 10, 12 licenses with the village, so we thought we could be more efficient," Village Manager Reid Ottesen said."We're thinking of issuing an annual license and then they just let us know the location," Community Development Director Mike Jacobs said.
There also would be limits on hours, and the trucks could not create a parking shortage, hamper traffic, or affect emergency access.
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