Victorville requires business license plus SB County Environmental Health mobile food facility permit. Zoning limits food trucks on private property. California Retail Food Code (CRFC) governs operations.
Food trucks and mobile food facilities (MFFs) operating in Victorville must hold a City of Victorville business license and a Mobile Food Facility Permit from San Bernardino County Department of Environmental Health. The California Retail Food Code (CRFC) sets statewide standards for sanitation, temperature control, commissary requirements, and vehicle construction. Trucks must operate from an approved commissary and cannot prep food in driveways or parking lots. City zoning typically restricts food trucks to commercial or industrial zones on private property with owner permission; operation in residential zones is prohibited. Trucks cannot operate within a specified distance of brick-and-mortar restaurants without consent in some zones. Parking on public streets for sales requires special event permits. Health inspections are routine; failure can result in permit suspension. Special events and festivals often require additional permits.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
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