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“We will have a full lot of trucks, picnic tables … and parking along the outside perimeter,” Anthony Lange, the founder and president of QCMFTA, told WCPO.
The food court will feature about a dozen food trucks and include on-site restrooms and sheltered seating.
The plan is to eventually outfit the 60,000-square-foot space with infrastructure, such as electrical drops, a deck for live entertainment and new blacktop.
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“We’re going to build a bar and indoor seating, but we’re not planning on having a liquor permit at this point. Maybe down the road,” Lange told WCPO.
Although there won’t be a commercial kitchen at the West Chester Twp. facility — which means the food truck operators will need to cook in their trucks — it will have the rest of the support structure for a food truck operation, WCPO reports.
MORE DETAILS
WHAT: West Chester Food Truck Court
WHERE: 7782 Tylers Place Boulevard, West Chester Township
WHEN: Projected opening is Oct. 5 daily Tuesdays through Saturday until mid-November
MORE INFO: Visit www.qcmfta.com or call 513-818-1733
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