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Posted by Steve on May 25, 19101 at 00:26:35 :

In Reply to: Re: Insurance posted by Carl Jones on May 24, 19101 at 02:37:55 :

My county in California (El Dorado) requires two separate permits. One for a restaurant and another for catering. There are two types of catering permits :

A type 1 permit is for the restaurateur who caters out of his a fixed (non-mobile) restaurant. The delivery vehicle and catering practices are subject to inspection.

A type 2 permit is for a caterer who has an agreement to use someone else's permitted kitchen for catering.

I suspect that this is true for most of California.

Steve
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