Meals on wheels
Council looks at regulating Central Ohio's food trucks
Posted on December 20, 2012
by Melissa Dilley

It seems the only place you’d be hard-pressed to find food trucks nowadays is in Columbus’s law books.
City Attorney Rick Pfeiffer said the lack of specific city oversight for these rolling, roving kitchens has less to do with the “new” concept of mobile restaurants (the Mexican culture set the precedent decades ago with taco trucks and anyone who’s ever been to the fair knows the corn dog, funnel cake and fried Oreo trucks are the real attractions) and more to do with the fact that, prior to about three years ago, food trucks didn’t generate any buzz.
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