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Vending Oversight Committee is founded
The Madison Common Council votes to dissolve the Mall/Concourse Operating Committee, creating the Vending Oversight Committee to take its place.</a> -
January meeting of the Vending Oversight Committee
After problems arise with vending on the 400 block of N. Frances St., the Vending Oversight Committee begins a restructuring of vending locations.</a> -
December meeting of the Vending Oversight Committee
The Vending Oversight Committee passes a number of amendments related to late-night vending.</a> -
Special Hearing of the Vending Oversight Committee
At a special hearing, the Vending Oversight Committee recommends a one-year revocation of all street vending licenses issued to Jeffrey Okafo, the owner of Madison staple Jin's Chicken and Fish, after Okafo amassed a number of citations ranging from parking violations to a hit-and-run.</a> -
October meeting of the Vending Oversight Committee
The Vending Oversight Committee decides not to require food carts to offer vegetarian options after the idea is proposed by a food cart reviewer.</a> -
December meeting of the Vending Oversight Committee
The Vending Oversight Committee discusses the effect late-night food carts have on nearby brick-and-mortar restaurants such as Pita Pit and Silver Mine Subs.</a> -
March meeting of the Vending Oversight Committee
A compromise is reached between brick-and-mortar restaurants and food cart vendors with regards to late-night vending on N. Broom St.</a> -
October meeting of the Vending Oversight Committee
The Vending Oversight Committee conducts its 2013 Food Cart Review.</a> -
January meeting of the Vending Oversight Committee
The Vending Oversight Committee discusses the memo sent out by the Office of Business Resources that suggested drastic changes to late-night vending including a cap on late-night vending licenses.</a> -
February meeting of the Vending Oversight Committee
The Vending Oversight Committee unanimously votes to amend current licensing and spacing ordinances, adding new vending locations and less strict licensing procedures.</a>
