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Boulder Restaurant & Food Service Ordinance Tracker

Restaurants, bars, cafes, food trucks: health permits, alcohol licensing, outdoor dining, delivery rules, food-truck zones — tracked continuously in Boulder, CO. CouncilRadar reads every published agenda so you hear about proposals before the council votes.

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City Council Special Meeting · Jul 30, 2026
Restaurants, bars, and cafes would be required to pay a city‑mandated tip offset for their food and beverage workers, changing wage calculations.
medium impactRestaurant & Food Service
City Council Special Meeting · Jun 25, 2026
The proposed ordinance would establish a city tip offset for food and beverage workers, changing wage calculations for restaurants, bars, and similar establishments.
medium impactRestaurant & Food Service Small Business
City Council Regular Meeting · Jun 18, 2026
Food trucks and vendors and businesses that put up temporary signs for festivals will need new permits, use standards, and sign‑approval processes under the proposed ordinance.
high impactRestaurant & Food Service Retail & Signage
City Council Regular Meeting · Jun 18, 2026
Event organizers and vendors will be able to apply for new Festival Liquor Licenses with set application fees, changing how temporary alcohol sales are permitted at festivals.
high impactRestaurant & Food Service
City Council Special Meeting · Jun 4, 2026
Food trucks and other mobile food vendors, as well as businesses that display temporary signs for festivals, would be subject to new permitting processes, use standards, and sign regulations.
medium impactRestaurant & Food Service Retail & Signage
City Council Special Meeting · Jun 4, 2026
Restaurants, bars, food trucks and other event vendors would be required to obtain a new Festival Liquor License and pay associated fees under the proposed ordinance.
medium impactRestaurant & Food Service

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