Katy vs Stafford
How do vending zones rules compare between Katy, TX and Stafford, TX?
Katy, TX
Fort Bend County
Katy limits stationary food truck operation to the M industrial district, with additional accessory-use allowances in the OKD Old Katy district. No more than two mobile food establishments may share a single location, and OKD trucks must sit behind a building and stay 300 feet from other vending sites.
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Fort Bend County
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Key Facts Comparison
| Fact | Katy | Stafford |
|---|---|---|
| Default district | M industrial only | - |
| OKD allowance | Accessory use behind building | - |
| OKD spacing | 300 feet between trucks | - |
| Per-site cap | Two trucks maximum | - |
| Exceptions | Right-of-way and special events | - |
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Katy FAQ
Can a food truck park in any commercial lot in Katy?
No. Stationary food truck operation is restricted to the M industrial district. Other commercial zones do not permit food trucks except in approved public rights-of-way or at city-approved special events.
How does Old Katy (OKD) handle food trucks?
OKD allows a food truck only as an accessory use to an existing primary business, with the truck located behind a building. Each OKD truck must stay at least 300 feet from any other food truck site.
Stafford FAQ
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