To help supplement food supply during the public health emergency, city officials said food trucks may continue to operate in Virginia Beach with certain restrictions through July 6.
Here’s how that goes:
Food trucks can operate on commercially zoned properties.
They may also go into residential areas to deliver pre-ordered food, much like other delivery drivers.
Food trucks must be parked on private, non-residential zoned properties (with permission of the property owner) in a legal parking space, and may finish and distribute their orders “in an orderly manner with safe social distancing,” according to a news release from the city.
That allows for the public to park and safely distance themselves from each other, while providing the opportunity for food to those that may supplement their food supply and limit their travel.
Food trucks may not accommodate walk-up customers, or park in the street because potential obstructions in the road (due to the size of the food truck) may conflict with residential streets.
For additional information, please contact the city’s Zoning Office at 757-385-8074.
