As with most places, I would imagine the city wants their cut of the profits. It would be nice to think they are also concerned about public health safety issues.
actually, the city is far too worried about public safety, to the detriment of the enjoyment of the people.
Too bad, Usually that's where the best food is!
pity, for i love street food. somehow food carts know how to make food taste good.Ewok
Toronto as so many rules. Who can keep up with them?
Not sure that I have ever seen this sign (or similar) in Melbourne! Cute little graphic!
The city of Toronto is strict on anything in their streets!
A great mean to measure time and life. Sadly over here most street vending has disappeared.Please have a good Thursday.
I think are pavements aren't wide enough to attract vendors so no need for such signs but suspect if they were there would be.
Not enough foot traffic in our downtown area to have food carts. Removal zone of what?
@Gerald - the pavements are wide enough and there would be plenty of customers (the boardwalk is steps away)@Scrappy Grams - removal of the food cart, I presume
Rules like these make for a sterile and soul-less city...
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As with most places, I would imagine the city wants their cut of the profits. It would be nice to think they are also concerned about public health safety issues.
actually, the city is far too worried about public safety, to the detriment of the enjoyment of the people.
Too bad, Usually that's where the best food is!
pity, for i love street food. somehow food carts know how to make food taste good.
Ewok
Toronto as so many rules. Who can keep up with them?
Not sure that I have ever seen this sign (or similar) in Melbourne! Cute little graphic!
The city of Toronto is strict on anything in their streets!
A great mean to measure time and life. Sadly over here most street vending has disappeared.
Please have a good Thursday.
I think are pavements aren't wide enough to attract vendors so no need for such signs but suspect if they were there would be.
Not enough foot traffic in our downtown area to have food carts. Removal zone of what?
@Gerald - the pavements are wide enough and there would be plenty of customers (the boardwalk is steps away)
@Scrappy Grams - removal of the food cart, I presume
Rules like these make for a sterile and soul-less city...
PS: Thanks for hosting!
you are all welcome!
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