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Food Truck Trading
The Town of Mosman Park has a new Food Trading Policy!
Temporary food trading provides diverse food experiences, facilitates community connections and activates existing spaces that will help to make our parks and reserves more attractive both for residents and visitors.
The Towns Food Trading Policy provides:
- A “how to” guide for mobile food vendors wishing to trade in the town.
- Information on the Town’s trading locations and conditions.
- Processes to manage the competing needs of various stakeholders, operating times and conditions for trading.
- A set of criteria which food trading applications will be assessed against:
- Providing high-quality food options
- Quality vehicle presentation contributing to the character and energy of the area
- History of good customer service
- Affordability of food products (including child/student/senior discounts)
- Minimal noise associated with trading (quiet generators)
- Space activation ideas (e.g. providing picnic blankets, kids games in parks)
Trading Locations:
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1. The Beach / Curtin Avenue (3 sites) NOT AVAILABLE (Currently no available trading times) |
5. Minim Cove Park (2 sites) |
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2. The Boat Ramp / Johnson Parade NOT AVAILBLE |
6. Chidley Point (1 site) |
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3. Mann Oval (1 site) |
7. Bay View Lookout NOT AVAILBLE |
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4. Skate Park / Tom Perrott Reserve (3 sites) |
8, Stirling Hwy by War Tunnels Parking Area (1 site) |
Please note that conditions for trading vary between locations.
Interested in Trading?
Review our food truck trading locations here and submitt an application form to admin@mosmanpark.wa.gov.au.
National Relay Service
People who are deaf or have a hearing or speech impairment can call the Town of Mosman Park through the National Relay Service.
Solar Power at the Administration
The Town of Mosman Park has installed solar panels (photo voltaic cells) on the roof of the Administration building. We’re producing power and reducing carbon emissions.