Food truck license established for the sale of intoxicating liquor.

HF 1262 establishes a new temporary license for food trucks to sell intoxicating liquor at community festivals, events, or private catering contracts. It directly affects food truck businesses operating within Minnesota municipalities, requiring them to obtain a license from local governments that specifies event conditions, mandates liability insurance, and limits sales to specific event durations. The bill requires licensees to notify local law enforcement before events and ensures licenses comply with state liquor laws and municipal fees. This change modifies Minnesota Statutes section 340A.404 to create this specific licensing pathway for food trucks.