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The Board voted 6-0 to support a resolution affirming Riverside’s authority to regulate land use and directed staff to advance new rules for food trucks, outdoor dining, and decks. The meeting also addressed a future public safety facility referendum and included proposed transfers of $432,517 to the Capital Projects Fund and $250,000 to the Street Improvement Fund.
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Residents can expect additional work on regulations affecting food trucks, outdoor dining areas, and deck coverage on private property. Food trucks may operate from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., with an appeals process for businesses seeking different hours; the Board also agreed to allow certain stationary bicycles and frozen-dessert sales as mobile food units. The Village is preparing a public safety facility referendum and will hold a May 19 open house to gather resident feedback.
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