Small businesses make our city and culture beautiful. And oppressing people is wrong. We have the right to be out late, to eat from small businesses at anytime. These are the laws that would bring our society backwards.

Support small business.

This hot spot has amazing food amazing vibes , the service is great and we need to keep these small business going !

This petition is important to me because I wanna eat food whenever I wanna eat food. if I wanna eat food at 1 o’clock in the morning or 2 o’clock in the morning, I’m gonna eat food.

Supporting small businesses such as food trucks and Max.

Someone is trying to make an honest living while helping others in need.

Because it’s stupid. This is America. Stop trying to crush the American dream.

I was born and raised in Orlando and have been a part of the downtown industry for a long time.

Government overreach is an abomination

This young man deserves the opportunity to make a living by being able to serve and provide food as needed given the public demand !

You allow bars to be open to all hours of the night, why can’t this honest working hard gentleman to do this same. These are times we need to support business's and it’s the city and its officials to keep our streets safe!

You should require check points to ensure people are not in possession of guns etc. You are to protect the citizens of Orlando and those who are trying to earn a living in the City!

He pays takes to you for the business ! Allow him to continue to do what he’s excellent at !

This directly affects people’s livelihoods they have worked VERY hard for.

I enjoy eating in the late night and supporting friends with their business and after midnight is when they get the most business this will definitely hurt not only them but all the food trucks in the surrounding areas

Local food trucks, such as Maxtro’s, have become staples in the Orlando community. Being in hospitality, I can speak to how these small businesses are just trying to take care of people and earn an honest living. The City of Orlando’s continued interference with small hospitality businesses and the hours in which they may operate is a blatant disregard for the local community and the hard working people that make this city the tourist attraction it is. Without the autonomy to operate as independent businesses, the local community will be lacking.

Sometimes the only good food places open late at night are the food trucks

The city of Orlando needs private, individual businesses to continue to create culture and atmosphere that molds a historic community. We need more RESTAURANTS & RETAIL not CLUBS.

I used to live downtown and I think it's important that downtown thrives and doesn't become a wasteland

Jaketherippedone

Maxtro's is an awesome food truck and small business. As someone who likes to go downtown, I love having an option of where to get a latenight bite.

The government wants to unjustly regulate gatherings of people, even if it is just as harmless as getting food. And try to bankrupt smaller businesses, so chain companies can pollute our city.

I like food trucks

Food trucks serve as a family friendly place. I am against the city of orlando putting harsh restrictions on food trucks that don’t d contribute to the underlying safety issue the city has.

I used to work late, and could never find a place to eat at the time i got off. I used to run a small business awhile back, and the small businesses are always the ones who suffers when Govm't wants to implement something they claim is for the benefit and safety of the community.

Because I am a graveyard shift worker that likes the availability of good food at late hours when I’m working instead of just Taco Bell or McDonald’s. This effects me directly

Because I want small businesses in the area to succeed & this seems an unnecessarily punitive response to crime downtown which this ordinance wouldn't even effect

i go to food trucks bear my home and job 3 times a week. this is evil, what is the purpose of it?

It is a unjust situation. How can we allow food trucks in the heart of downtown where people are out for drinks and have way too many to even drive but the outer skirts where residents can find after hours food places after a long day of work or just a long day in general it’s just unfair & frankly tragic.

Glizzy carts are for the people.

these small businesses add to the community and culture that our city stays alive on.

Why stop these vendors in serving the community even folks, people really need them?

Mobile food vendors that are easily accessible to people on their way out is much safer than having people drive to get food at all hours under the influence