Floyd County, GA Food Trucks & Mobile Vendors: Vending Zones (2026)

Floyd County's zoning code treats a stand-alone mobile food truck lot as a distinct land use, the Mobile Food Vehicle Park, defined in ULDC Article 8 as property allowing more than one mobile food vehicle to serve customers where rent, a set-up fee, or a participation fee is charged. 31(a), that use is permitted in only two zoning districts, C-C Community Commercial and H-C Heavy Commercial, and even there it requires a Special Use Permit reviewed by the Rome-Floyd County Planning Commission before the Board of Commissioners acts on unincorporated land.

A single truck selling from a private driveway or event outside one of these parks is not addressed by this section. 31(c) requires at least three on-site parking spaces per mobile food vehicle and drive aisles wide enough for emergency vehicle access to every truck and seating area. 31(e) prohibits hosting concerts, farmers markets, flea markets, or other gatherings inside a mobile food vehicle park, keeping the use limited to food service. Because the park is also subject to the ULDC's general landscaping, buffer, stormwater, and paved-parking standards, a proposed park has to clear full site plan review, not just a zoning check, before trucks can operate.