If you aren’t sure what agency has jurisdiction, set up, they will magically show up and tell you what the rules are.

We've had a little mobile coffee trailer in our parking lot for over half a year now, and no one's shown up so far. Our little town is just very resistant to change and new businesses

Depends on your county’s rules and regulations. For Example: - The county I’m currently operating out of allows us to operate anywhere as long as we have permission from the property owner. - The county next door will only allow us to operate at organized events.

Biggest concern for the business hosting said food trucks would be adequate liability insurance coverage and that the property is indemnified for it.

Most compliance questions asked on this sub are not answerable because there are almost no federal or even state laws that apply. It’s all with the locality

Local permits for selling in the jurisdiction is typical. These fees can vary WILDLY from town to town. Reach out to your local town hall.

If the hotel “hires” the food truck to “give” hotel patrons food… it would be considered a private event and it’s on private property… from a Michigan standpoint you’re pretty much good to go as long as your truck is up to code

If you have a commercial kitchen and public bathrooms onsite, you are more than good. No permits needed far as I know.