Listen as Amy Le defends Food Trucks on WGN Radio, Monday morning (716/12) 

The strict 200-foot rule, GPS tracking and harsh parking penalties have nothing to do with protecting the public. The city is placing a greater value on the interests of restaurants, and treating food truck entrepreneurs like second-class citizens, which greatly effects your ability to choose what you want to eat. You should have the choice to sit down at a restaurant or grab food from a food truck. The city shouldn’t make those decisions for you.

The IL Food Truck Association seeks to amend the following areas of Chicago’s FT ordinance:
o	Eliminate the 200 ft parking restriction
o	Establish fair (consistent) fine structure
o	Eliminate requirement for GPS tracking devices on food trucks. 
o	Recommend locations for dedicated food truck stands in the Loop 

Show your support...
• Attend the Public hearing is 7.19.12, 11:00am, City Hall Room 201A. (City Council vote is 7.25.12)  
• Sign the petition:  chn.ge/M0g5jp
• Contact the Alderman:  Facebook.com/IFTA
• Learn more:  ij.org/mystreets       



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