Wow I agree with Kevin Johnson...shudder to think it...but having the public comment period at the end of the meeting puts many members of the public who do not have access to a private vehicle at a disadvantage. This move by Lauren Hammond shows how out of touch she is with many of her constituents that have lower incomes and do not have access to a personal vehicle and rely on public transportation to get around, and I always thought she stood up for the 'little guy'.

The food carts in Portland are amazing, and I thought Sacramento was trying to be more of a 'world class' 'big city' not less?! Keep the food trucks, but why not keep them in business/commercial and entertainment areas and give them a three or four hour limit per location, that way one place for breakfast, one for lunch, one for dinner and another for late night; or have a food vendor area like Portland does since not everyone who makes great food can afford to open a storefront which costs anywhere from $100-$250K just to open up! Long live street food.