Mobile vending in Huntington Beach is regulated under HBMC. The City Council finds that mobile vending vehicles pose traffic and health hazards. Permits and compliance with health department requirements are necessary for food truck operations.
Huntington Beach regulates mobile vending under its municipal code. The City Council finds that mobile vending vehicles pose traffic hazards and public health hazards, and regulations ensure public safety. Food trucks must obtain appropriate business licenses and comply with the Orange County Health Care Agency food facility requirements. Mobile food vendors must maintain required distances from brick-and-mortar restaurants and schools. Operating hours, locations, and noise restrictions apply. Food trucks at special events may require separate event permits.
Operating a food truck without required permits is subject to citation and fines. Health code violations are enforced by the OC Health Care Agency.
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