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Mount Sterling amends food truck ordinance to give free license to property owners

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Mount Sterling City Council voted Monday to amend its Mobile Food Truck Ordinance. The clause allows people who own property in Mount Sterling one free courtesy license. Originally, the ordinance came with an application fee of $240 a year. Rick and Jennifer Thomas, owners of The Corndog Stand, have been running the food truck for five years.

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Mount Sterling amends food truck ordinance to give free license to property owners

Mount Sterling City Council voted to modify the ordinance after discussion and contention between it and the owners of The Corndog Stand.

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