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Rule changes put Mount Sterling city, food truck owners at odds

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Mount Sterling's Mobile Food Truck Ordinance was implemented in 2021. The Thomases say they should not be required to pay the same amount as someone who came from outside the city to open a food truck. A change to the ordinance may be coming soon, if Mount Sterling's City Council gives the go-ahead.

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Rule changes put Mount Sterling city, food truck owners at odds

A couple who owns a food truck is hoping the city modifies an ordinance they argue would make them pay an unfair fee but the city says is necessary to handle a boom in mobile food vendors.

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Jacksonville Journal-Courier broke the news in on Friday, March 10, 2023.
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