EASTON, Md. — A decision by Easton Town Council could determine the future of food trucks in town, as officials consider extending the town’s current pilot program through early September.
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The Easton Town Council will consider an ordinance on Dec. 1 that would update several of the town’s parking rules, including time limits, parking lot regulations and the use of parking permits.
The school zone will include all public roads within a half mile of Saints Peter and Paul High School. Officials plan to seek state approval for speed monitoring systems.
Food trucks may be rolling into Easton, at least just for a test drive.
The council hosted their public hearing to deliberate on proposed changes to the zoning ordinance, following a six-month moratorium enacted in November.
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