Good grief. It's just a few food trucks. The Pit is a great local spot and this is a serious waste of government time. There's absolutely nothing wrong with the pit, or other food trucks in Tucson as long as they are sanitary and providing yummy food people want.
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Linn Holland
4 years ago
Food trucks are needed and wanted. It’s their right to do business!! Whoever complained needs to get off their high-horse and stop acting like a Karen!! Leave the Food Trucks alone!! Their food is usually the BEST!!
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Callahan Victoria
4 years ago
These places should be all over town
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Nicole Gonzalez
4 years ago
Don’t ruin a good thing. Local business are everything. Long live The Pit.
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Elba Pritchard
4 years ago
Htes
Great place to run into neighbors
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Keeley Lyons-Letts
4 years ago
This space is one of the many things that make Tucson great! They've figured out how to make an abandoned gas station into a community hub that supports dozens of local businesses. We need more ideas like this to keep our town great.
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Nicole Dahl
4 years ago
Seriously? No. Please work on housing and crime instead.
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John Carlson
4 years ago
This is an illogical idea. Let them serve their food and make their livelihood
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Andrea Rifenberick
4 years ago
This goes against the $486 we spent to the Pima County health department for the permit for operating under a concessions hand sink permit. 2 or more trucks must be present to set up shop and sell your wares. This is beyond the city’s limit you can not make rules as you go!
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Debbie Caraffa
4 years ago
That ridiculous. Variety for everyone in the family is why we go.
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Evan Wilson
4 years ago
We need to support small local businesses not tie them up in red tap. Tucson gov. Should be ashamed.
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Jessica Buike
4 years ago
The Pit is an amazing place and restricting food trucks is a terrible idea - let The Pit continue to host a variety of food for everyone on the east side!
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Sophia Hamburger
4 years ago
Unfair
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Alfred Morando
4 years ago
This place is great
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Guerrero Vanessa
4 years ago
These people are seriously trying to survive and provide for their families. The pit has been a great location for families to gather and have a nice lunch or dinner and enjoy the outdoors. Unless the city plans to support all these food truck vendors financially then they have no say.
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Bob Davis
4 years ago
Stop the government overreach, let free enterprise work for these families.
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Linda Garcia
4 years ago
Let these small businesses enrich our city. Tucson need to focus on the littering, homeless, drugs, and affordable housing. Prioritize!
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Anonymous
4 years ago
Yep
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Cory Rowland
4 years ago
How about fixing the roads in Tucson instead of messing with hardworking people just trying to make a living Regina Romero.
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Andrea Ferrucci
4 years ago
This is ridiculous. The food trucks are not interfering with any brick & mortar establishments, or causing any kind of problem for transportation or parking. There is no good reason they should not be allowed to continue what they are doing.
Good grief. It's just a few food trucks. The Pit is a great local spot and this is a serious waste of government time. There's absolutely nothing wrong with the pit, or other food trucks in Tucson as long as they are sanitary and providing yummy food people want.
Food trucks are needed and wanted. It’s their right to do business!! Whoever complained needs to get off their high-horse and stop acting like a Karen!! Leave the Food Trucks alone!! Their food is usually the BEST!!
These places should be all over town
Don’t ruin a good thing. Local business are everything. Long live The Pit.
Htes Great place to run into neighbors
This space is one of the many things that make Tucson great! They've figured out how to make an abandoned gas station into a community hub that supports dozens of local businesses. We need more ideas like this to keep our town great.
Seriously? No. Please work on housing and crime instead.
This is an illogical idea. Let them serve their food and make their livelihood
This goes against the $486 we spent to the Pima County health department for the permit for operating under a concessions hand sink permit. 2 or more trucks must be present to set up shop and sell your wares. This is beyond the city’s limit you can not make rules as you go!
That ridiculous. Variety for everyone in the family is why we go.
We need to support small local businesses not tie them up in red tap. Tucson gov. Should be ashamed.
The Pit is an amazing place and restricting food trucks is a terrible idea - let The Pit continue to host a variety of food for everyone on the east side!
Unfair
This place is great
These people are seriously trying to survive and provide for their families. The pit has been a great location for families to gather and have a nice lunch or dinner and enjoy the outdoors. Unless the city plans to support all these food truck vendors financially then they have no say.
Stop the government overreach, let free enterprise work for these families.
Let these small businesses enrich our city. Tucson need to focus on the littering, homeless, drugs, and affordable housing. Prioritize!
Yep
How about fixing the roads in Tucson instead of messing with hardworking people just trying to make a living Regina Romero.
This is ridiculous. The food trucks are not interfering with any brick & mortar establishments, or causing any kind of problem for transportation or parking. There is no good reason they should not be allowed to continue what they are doing.