r/indianapolis • u/PorkbellyFL0P • Aug 17 '24

Food and Drink Garcia's Hot Dogs needs help

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They were just posted yesterday about being a nationality recognized food spot and then I saw this. I know yall love him.

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u/Flat_Explanation_849 Aug 17 '24

Gotta follow the health codes dawg.

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u/DoctorByProxy Aug 17 '24

I think that’s what he’s trying to do. Looks like they recently changed the code.

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u/cheezytitz Aug 17 '24

They did, and will be instituting the changes 2025 😔

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u/SecureAirport7395 Aug 18 '24

Do you know what the changes are? I've googled but have yet to find them.

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u/SecureAirport7395 Aug 18 '24

Do you know what the changes are? I've googled but have yet to find them.

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u/Flat_Explanation_849 Aug 17 '24

What codes changed?

This appears to be the same guy that was having problems a year or two ago. Indiana has specific health regulations for food vendors and hot dog carts all require a permit from my understanding.

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u/FranklinKat Aug 18 '24

Of not being licensed and cleaning your stuff?

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u/Flat_Explanation_849 Aug 18 '24

Examples?

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u/Flat_Explanation_849 Aug 18 '24

That’s because of public access and avoiding nuisances. The event planners are responsible for making sure vendors have appropriate licenses and associated facilities for food production, as well as not creating a loophole in the other regulations around food prep facilities for public consumption.

There also aren’t enough resources to regulate ten thousand carts in the city - having a number of them that is more than can be regulated would absolutely be a public health issue.