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Tucson City Violates Food Truck Right To Park

1,032 Comments

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Katherine Nakouzi
4 years ago

Support local business owners

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Timothy Logan
4 years ago

More incompetent leadership pushing nonsense because they want to exercise more control over Tucsonan's livelihoods.

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Toren J Wikberg
4 years ago

Someone in zoning wants their pound of flesh...

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Theodore Odom
4 years ago

We establishments like this in Tucson

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James
4 years ago

It made me smile the first time I saw it lit up and with seating and lots of vendors. It reminded me of small town community get togethers. The modern never ending regulations choking society needs to stop. 50 years ago this simple community event would have been praised. Do not stop this, rather, encourage it to grow. It is what the people need right now.

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Steve Redeske
4 years ago

This spot adds a lot to the community. Let them be.

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Cindy Stein
4 years ago

Please help the locals….

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Priscilla Diaz
4 years ago

If you are trying to run these folks livelihood, just stop, it's unbecoming. I suspect nearby restaurant owners.

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Charliss Lynn
4 years ago

Tucson needs the pit.

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Audessi Goad
4 years ago

I’ve been going to the pit before it was even 6 food trucks and was only the taco truck in the beginning, please don’t shut down the pit!!

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Geoffrey Warwick
4 years ago

Dont screw over the little guy. This spot is destined to grow multiple businesses, if you let it.

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Alan wendt
4 years ago

The Pit is a treasure what are you people thinking?

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Wendi Lucas Farr
4 years ago

The Pit is a wonderful asset to the community, users of the Loop, and small businesses. It has provided a wonderful gathering place for food trucks and local residents. I hope the City will continue to work with them as well as look at modifying regs that may impede this and other similar places.

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Lottie Simons
4 years ago

1 bad apple has to spoil it for everyone.

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Bruce Hermes
4 years ago

As part of the ultimate goal at providing a livable city at reasonable costs, Tucson is way ahead of most cities. Allowing flexibility as they do in such instances is great for everyone, businesses and jobs and great food. Every avenue the city peruses to help us become self sustaining, creates a stronger city. Working for a chain store generates very little revenue for the local community.

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Lena
4 years ago

Regina Romero needs to figure out how to fight crime and the homeless pandemic before she tries to focus on stupid stuff.

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Hugh Mungus
4 years ago

Let's do this

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Jeannette Carrillo
4 years ago

Amazing spot very clean.

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Connie J Hardin
4 years ago

You are not peddlers. Wrong term new9.

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Doug Huchteman
4 years ago

Best place for food trucks