Everett designates approved vending zones for food trucks. Distance requirements from brick-and-mortar restaurants and schools typically apply.
Everett restricts food truck operations to designated vending zones or approved locations. Common restrictions include minimum distances from restaurants (often 50 to 200 feet), schools, and intersections. Time limits per location may apply, typically 2 to 4 hours. Trucks may not block pedestrian paths, fire hydrants, or bus stops. Some areas require advance scheduling through a city-managed vending program. Private property vending requires owner permission and may need separate zoning approval.
Vending in restricted area: $100 to $500. Blocking access: immediate relocation order. Repeat violations: permit suspension.
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