Food Trucks & Mobile Vendors in Floyd County, GA (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Floyd County, Georgia.
Verified from official government sources
Food Truck Permits
Operating a mobile food truck lot in unincorporated Floyd County takes more than a Special Use Permit for the site. The Unified Land Development Code (Appendix B) makes the park operator personally responsible for every lessee's ordinance compliance, requires an operator on site at all times, and layers on utility, restroom, and refuse-disposal standards before trucks can serve customers.
Floyd County Food Truck Park Permit Rules
Some RestrictionsFloyd County Unified Land Development Code § 4.1.31(b), (d), (f)-(g)
4.1.31. - MOBILE FOOD VEHICLE PARK Mobile food vehicle parks shall comply with the following: ... b.Mobile food vehicle parks shall be subject to all guidelines and restrictions set by the Unified Land Development Code, including, but not limited to, landscaping, buffers, storm water management, provision of paved parking on-site, and lighting. ... d.Mobile food vehicle park operators are respo...
Vending Zones
In unincorporated Floyd County, mobile food vehicles cannot set up on just any commercially zoned lot. The Unified Land Development Code (Appendix B) confines Mobile Food Vehicle Parks, the county's zoning category for food-truck lots, to the C-C Community Commercial and H-C Heavy Commercial districts, and only with an approved Special Use Permit.
Where Floyd County Allows Food Trucks
Significant RestrictionsFloyd County Unified Land Development Code § 4.1.31(a)
4.1.31. - MOBILE FOOD VEHICLE PARK Mobile food vehicle parks shall comply with the following: a.Mobile Food Vehicle Parks are permitted within both the C-C Community Commercial and H-C Heavy Commercial Districts with a Special Use Permit.
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