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City Council Calendar – Mobile Restaurants

Posted on Sun, Aug. 29, 2010Sun, Jun. 12, 2016 Author Matt ContiComments Off on City Council Calendar – Mobile Restaurants

There is no City Council meeting this week, but there is a hearing on mobile food trucks on Tuesday. Read Penny Cherubino’s interview with City Council President Mike Ross on the subject.

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Tagged Alcohol Licenses, City Council, Mobile Restaurants

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