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Vending Zones: Pittsburg vs San Ramon

How do vending zones rules compare between Pittsburg, CA and San Ramon, CA?

Pittsburg and San Ramon have similar restriction levels.

Pittsburg, CA

Contra Costa County

Some Restrictions

Pittsburg restricts food truck locations through Municipal Code Title 5 and Title 18 zoning. Food trucks generally cannot operate in residential zones except at private events, must maintain setbacks from schools and restaurants in some areas, and cannot block fire lanes or ADA access. California SB 972 limits overly restrictive bans on mobile food vendors.

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San Ramon, CA

Contra Costa County

Some Restrictions

San Ramon restricts food truck and mobile food facility operating locations through zoning and SB 972-consistent regulations. Typical restrictions include: no parking within a specified distance of brick-and-mortar restaurants, schools during school hours, or residential property lines; time limits on stationary vending; and prohibition in certain zoning districts unless at an approved site. Private property operation requires owner permission. City-sponsored events at Central Park and Bishop Ranch designate approved vendor areas.

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