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Originally Posted by shut the front door
Given that the developers profit by taking a percentage of the sales from a restaurant on the square, do tell how they would be helping themselves by giving those same restaurants competition from people who aren't paying the exorbitant rent?
Where you came from is not here. I'll never understand why people don't get that.
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So after insulting comments,you seem to think I can’t comprehend here or there, and need to realize I live here (well multiple homes in multiple states, and here) and not there, sorry you have difficulty understanding info.
OP asked about a venders , then post moved into food trucks and how it could hurt any restaurants, not specifically within the bubble.
Just to break it down for easier understanding, Food trucks pay for spots on private property in most of the country (this info is for there) Food trucks in TV have to get permission to be anywhere on developer area, such as rec centers.( info for here)
The only time developer has not been involved is if a private residence hires a food truck to come to their house.(info for here, multiple times in our village aka here) If you wanted to have food truck at the neighborhood pool, paperwork is filed.(here)
Does all the food trucks who come to the squares pay a fee, of course (this info is for here, not there).
When the developer allows food trucks in the squares (here) does it impact the restaurants around the squares? Maybe, but the restaurants seem to have more customers than they can handle, and developers must think this is a benefit for both businesses and residents (here).
So hope my post has enlightened you, I really do know Here (TV) and there (either at lake house, has a big lake with no gators, up north house our family home or beach, really big body of water that tastes like salt)