Video: Food truck debate in City Hall

January 4, 2012 - 4:50 PM

Update: 12:44 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 5

Here's some audio from Roaming Buffalo's Chris Taylor:

4:50 p.m. Jan 4: As a vote nears on proposed food truck regulations, here's a glimpse of what people were saying inside Common Council chambers in City Hall today:

Mitchell M. Stenger, attorney for Western New York Food Truck Association

Michael H. Kooshoian, attorney for Entrepreneurs for a Better Buffalo

Ronald A. Lucchino, president of Elmwood Taco & Subs

North Council Member Joseph Golombek Jr.

John Fusco, owner of Zetti's Pizza & Pasta

Stay tuned. I'll be adding more video clips. That's all the clips for now. Enjoy.

--Aaron Besecker
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