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The Puyallup City Council has authorized a pilot program to allow licensed and permitted mobile food vendors to operate in Downtown Puyallup utilizing private properties (as authorized by property owner), existing street parking and other public property locations. Proposals that comply with the following regulations and conditions are exempt from PMC 5.65 Mobile Vendors and/or PMC 20.70 Temporary Uses, and PMC 10.40 on-street parking time limits for the streets identified in section 3. Other local and state laws may apply.
A Mobile Food Vendor is defined as a seller of food from a mobile food preparation van, truck, or other vehicle or conveyance; this also includes food carts. Sales of only pre-packaged food products does not constitute mobile food vending.
Highlights of the pilot program are as follows:
For more program details, see the program guidelines listed on the right hand side of this page.
Vendors or citizens wishing to provide feedback or ask questions about the pilot program are encouraged to use the “Feedback Survey” link to the right. You may also contact Planning@ci.puyallup.wa.us or 253-864-4165 and press 3 for Planning. We welcome your comments to assist us as we look to develop a permanent food vendor program!