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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 2016

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Mobile food trucks stir year-round dining in Garden City

Garden City sees a growing trend of food trucks offering corn dogs cotton candy tacos and fried fare beyond fairs Burger City at 1313 W Mary St serves eight hamburgers with toppings like green chiles or pineapple owner Ever Astavillo says he runs trucks for eight years and aims to expand hours and menu La Cabanita at 702 W Kansas Ave operates daily year round offering tacos tortas and burritos co owned by Adolfo Armenta and his father Armenta Motors provides the truck’s parking location See Trucks Page A2

Garden City Burger City W. Mary St Ever Astavillo Albuquerque N.M Astuvillo Mary Street Astavillo la Cabanita Kansas Ave Adolfo Armenta Armenta Motors Armenta

Kansas City area food trucks face state and city rules

Food truck operators in Kansas must hold a Kansas Department of Agriculture food handling permit and a Kansas sales tax certificate. In Garden City, owners must obtain a property owner’s permission letter, ensure the truck is fully operational and passes a city safety check, have a site approval, and employ staff with valid driver’s licenses.

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Transload project on right track in Garden City

Garden City moves forward on a proposed 10 million transload shipping facility at the U S Highway 50 Industrial Park with two Kansas Department of Transportation grant applications planned. The project includes a rail siding, Farmland Road reconstruction, and funding arrangements among TP L Wind River Grain and local entities, with costs around 750000 for engineering and remaining local share To be determined by KDOT funding decisions and city county collaboration.

Garden City Steve Cottrell KDOT State Rail Service SRSI Transportation Partners & Logistics LLC Tp&l Finney County U.S. 50 Mansfield Great Bend Finney County Economic Development Corp Wind River Grain Bonanza BioEnergy Jennie Barker U.S. Highway 50

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