Mobile food vehicles

A permit is required to place a mobile food vehicle in or within any street, vacant land, public place or land. 

The Mobile Food Vehicle (MFV) Policy has been developed to support the operations of MFVs within the municipality and to provide a framework for both Council staff and mobile food vehicle operators in regards to obtaining a permit for operation as well as the ongoing management of sites.

Mobile Food Vehicle Policy(PDF, 152KB)

Council allocates permits on an annual basis for a twelve month period and will be available at the following designated locations:

  • Navan Park - Centenary Ave Melton
  • Hannah Watts Park - High Street Melton
  • Taylors Hill Community Centre - Calder Park Drive Taylors Hill
  • Bridge Road Play Space/Atherstone Athletics Facility – Bridge Rd, Cobblebank
  • Frontier Park/Woodlea Oval – Frontier Av, Aintree
  • Wiltshire Park – Wiltshire Blvd, Thornhill Park
  • Burnside Heights Recreation Reserve – Tenterfield Dr, Burnside Heights
  • Eynesbury Recreation Reserve – Avoca St, Eynesbury
  • Diggers Rest Recreation Reserve – Plumpton Rd, Diggers Rest
  • Scott St Park/Reserve – Cnr Scott St & Plover St, Melton
  • Exford Rd North BioDiversity Reserve Car Park – In front of 1221 Exford Rd, Exford
  • Melton Botanical Gardens – Lakewood Blvd, Melton
       

Mobile Food Vehicle Permit

Mobile Food Vehicle permit applications can be made online; the application process will only take 10 minutes.  Upon completion approval will be sent via email.

Please note: To be eligible for a MFV permit, operators need to meet the basic standards required for the operation of a business of this nature including:

  • Australian Business Registration
  • Registration with Foodtrader under the Food Act 1984,
  • Current VicRoads registration
  • Public Liability Insurance (not less than $10,000,000 in respect of any single occurrence)

For more information email: locallawsadmin@melton.vic.gov.au.

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