California RulesQuestion 236 of 319
Under CalCode, a Mobile Food Facility (MFF) such as a food truck is generally required to return at least once each operating day to:
a.Any nearby parking lot of the operator's choice
b.An approved commissary for cleaning, water/wastewater servicing, and food storage
c.The county courthouse
d.Its owner's personal residence
Explanation
CalCode requires most MFFs to operate from and return daily to an approved commissary where the unit can be cleaned, restock potable water, dispose of wastewater, store food, and undergo required maintenance.
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