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Tucson City Violates Food Truck Right To Park

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Tynan Hartzell
4 years ago

The City of Tucson needs to find a way to accommodate this establishment and the community it serves

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Daniel Atwater
4 years ago

This is ridiculous. Governments are worthless.

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John Brown
4 years ago

If the pit housed illegals city wouldnt say a gawd damn thing.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

I support The Pit. Shame on Elisa Hamblin and any other administrators who have nothing better to do than go after hardworking Tucson citizens. This is a great meeting/dining venue. So what if the trucks are too close together. Leave The Pit alone!

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Edie Jarolim
4 years ago

We have amazing food trucks in town that have contributed greatly to the economy. Please don't do anything to hinder their contributions to local food joy -- and business.

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Paula Z
4 years ago

The Pit is a wonderful place for local food trucks. Give them time to get in compliance. Someone definitely has too much time on their hands to dig so deeply into code violations considering the City of Tucson didn't even know those regulations.

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Kimberly McDonald
4 years ago

We need this type of business....

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Kristen Redman
4 years ago

This place needs to stay OPEN! It's a family favorite

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Brian Pralgo
4 years ago

Please at least give them time to get in compliance.

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Benjamin Warren Hitz
4 years ago

Let the food trucks park. They are operated by honest people who just want to make a living. Quit treating empty parking lots as valuable real estate.

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Ted Fotinos
4 years ago

The city should be transparent in what they require and licenses should be easy to get and reasonable.

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Nita McCreery
4 years ago

Wish we had a thing like this in the Northwest.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

This is a great meeting place for the community.

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Richard Buchroeder
4 years ago

Support small and local business not discourage it!!

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Elizabeth Oakley
4 years ago

I encourage small businesses, which gives Tucson its character. We should allow The Pit a sufficient amount of time to meet these codes and provide it with the assistance it needs to make the cut. (We would work with and do it for Amazon, I'm sure.)

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Jereme Peters
4 years ago

Food trucks are a part of Tucson

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Jermaine wilson
4 years ago

I support The Pit

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Anonymous
4 years ago

This is why I'm against too much government control. The government does more harm than good in our community.

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Michael Gauger
4 years ago

City is in the wrong, as usual. Don't harass businesses.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Pima County please reconsider.