Anti-Food Truck Law under review in NYC

By Daniel Delaney on June 8, 2010

The City of New York will be voting on a new law tomorrow that, if put in effect, could potentially shut down a huge portion of food trucks.

Please take a moment and read the full article on MidtownLunch.com, and reach out aforementioned Council members encouraging them to rethink this harsh law.

“The law is being introduced tomorrow around 1pm, but the hearing where people can testify for or against the law isn’t until next Wednesday, June 16th at 10am. Want to make your voice heard? You can reach Council Member Jessica Lappin via email (lappin@council.nyc.gov), on her website, and on twitter. And Council Member Koslowitz via email (Koslowitz@council.nyc.gov). Plus the Street Vendor Project has set up a Facebook group, in the hopes of discouraging the law from passing.”

About the author:

Daniel Delaney is the host and executive producer of VendrTV. When not eating street food, Dan enjoys grinding coffee beans, riding his bicycle, and reading The New Yorker. He currently resides in Brooklyn, NY.