Taco truck vendors in East L.A. won a big victory earlier this month when a judge threw out restrictions imposed by the L.A. County Board of Supervisors. But now timberland sko nettbutikk, vendors could be feeling the pinch in Palos Verdes Estates. According to the Daily Breeze:Catering trucks would have to pay to do business in Palos Verdes Estates if the City Council tonight backs an item designed to give teeth to restrictions approved two months ago. Annual permit fees -- $266 for truck operators and $173 for each employee -- would be required for trucks to continue to serve a clientele composed largely of construction workers and gardeners. Truck owners and employees also will need to pass a criminal background check to obtain a permit. The fee proposal comes after the city in July moved to restrict when and where catering trucks can operate mbt punti vendita, with the goal of getting them out of residential neighborhoods and closer to the construction sites. -- Shelby Grad Photo: Alex Gallardo / Los Angeles TimesTopics related articles：

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