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Vending Zones: Antioch vs Concord

How do vending zones rules compare between Antioch, CA and Concord, CA?

Antioch and Concord have similar restriction levels.

Antioch, CA

Contra Costa County

Some Restrictions

Antioch limits mobile food vending location under AMC Title 9 zoning. Vending is permitted in commercial/industrial zones, requires landowner consent on private property, and faces buffer restrictions near schools. SB 972 limits how restrictive cities can be.

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Concord, CA

Contra Costa County

Some Restrictions

Concord food trucks must maintain setbacks from schools, may not park in the same residential location more than limited time periods, and generally cannot obstruct traffic or sidewalks. SB 972 limits overly restrictive local location rules for sidewalk vendors.

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Key Facts Comparison

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Antioch FAQ

Concord FAQ

Can a food truck park on a Concord residential street?

Briefly, yes - typically up to 30-60 minutes to serve a neighborhood before moving. Extended operation requires private property permission or a special event permit.

Can food trucks operate near Concord schools?

Not within approximately 500 feet during school hours per CalCode, unless explicitly permitted by the school. After-school and weekend operation is generally permitted.

Can I hire a food truck for a backyard party?

Yes, on private property with the owner's permission. The truck must still hold all required permits.

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