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Dripping Springs city leaders pave way for new food trucks

Dripping Springs city leaders pave way for new food trucks
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A trio of conditional use permits (CUP) allowing for mobile food vendors to operate beyond what’s specified in current ordinance got the green light by Dripping Springs city leaders.

One of those three permits allowed LeMuse Coffee Bar, operated by resident Juan Chan, to open on a parcel of land along Highway 290, ending a months-long saga involving his application with the city. 

In addition, city leaders gave the go-ahead for the operation of food trailers at Hudson’s on Mercer in downtown Dripping Springs, along with a trailer at Deep Eddy Vodka.

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