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Food Truck Stand Map “Mobile Food Stands” are designated parking locations where Food Trucks with a current Mobile Food Preparer or Mobile Food Dispenser business license may operate. Operators may park in the Food Stands as well as in legal parking spaces throughout the City for up to 4 hours. All Food Truck Ordinance regulations apply when using Food Stands except for the requirement to park at least 200 feet from a restaurant. Vehicles that are not Food Trucks cannot park in designated Food Stands. Food Trucks cannot park in other locations on a block that includes a designed Food Stand Food Stand signs are installed within a full block of the following address locations, according to section 7-38-117 of the municipal code 1. 3601 West Bryn Mawr Avenue, Chicago, IL 2. 3627 North Southport Avenue, Chicago, IL 3. 3628 North Broadway, Chicago, IL 4. 3420 North Lincoln Avenue, Chicago, IL 5. 3241 North Lincoln Avenue, Chicago, IL 6. 817 West Belmont Avenue, Chicago, IL 7. 2500 North Cannon Drive, Chicago, IL 8. 1005 West Wrightwood Avenue, Chicago, IL 9. 1030 West Fullerton Avenue, Chicago, IL 10. 2342 North Stockton Drive, Chicago, IL 11. 1760 North Sheffield Avenue, Chicago, IL 12. 1262 North Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago, IL 13. 1218 North Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago, IL 14. 2135 West Division Street, Chicago, IL 15. 1155 North Oakley Boulevard, Chicago, IL 16. 930 North LaSalle Drive, Chicago, IL 17. 831 North Wells Street, Chicago, IL 18. 1615 West Chicago Avenue, Chicago, IL 19. 355 West Chicago Avenue, Chicago, IL 20. 729 – 829 North Larrabee Street, Chicago, IL 21. 450 North Cityfront Plaza Drive, Chicago, IL 22. 30 East Lake Street, Chicago, IL 23. 185 North Upper Columbus Drive, Chicago, IL 24. 151 North Franklin Street, Chicago, IL 25. 149 North Ashland Avenue, Chicago, IL 26. 105 East Monroe Street, Chicago, IL* 27. 140 South Clark Street, Chicago, IL* 28. 200 South LaSalle Street, Chicago, IL 29. 145 South Franklin Street, Chicago, IL* 30. 902 West Adams Street, Chicago, IL 31. 1400 West Adams Street, Chicago, IL 32. 1851 West Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, IL 33. 300 South Wabash Avenue, Chicago, IL* 34. 150 West Van Buren Street, Chicago, IL 35. 437 South Columbus Drive, Chicago, IL If you have questions regarding Food Stands, please contact BACP at 312- 74-GOBIZ (744-6249). 36. 65 East Harrison Street, Chicago, IL 37. 2220 West Campbell Park Drive, Chicago, IL For complaints about Food Stand misuse (e.g. parking over four hours, 38. 436 West Taylor Street, Chicago, IL expired or no business license, etc) please call 311. 39. 1002 South Paulina Street, Chicago, IL For more information, please visit www.chicago.gov/bacp or go to our 40. 1030 South Hamilton Avenue, Chicago, IL Mobile Food Truck Licenses web page * Food trucks more than 40 feet in length cannot stand in locations designated with an asterisk .

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