  Food trucks, city look to clarify rules   WILMINGTON, NC
(WWAY) -- A public opinion meeting Wednesday will get the
public's input on food truck regulations in the Port City.
Owners hope to see some changes come from the meeting to help
their business, but it might cause tension between them and
restaurant owners.  Food trucks are one of the biggest fads in
cooking, including here in Wilmington. But truck owners are
looking for a little clarity in local regulations.  In
Wilmington they have to apply for a permit that lets them set up
in a single location for one week or two weekends in a row, then
wait 45 days to apply for another.  "Or you can be somewhere for
an hour to two hours depending on who you're talking to and then
move on," said Ed Coulbourn, owner of Poor Piggy's. "So there
really is no set rules that govern food trucks operating in the
City of Wilmington."  Truck owners say brick-and-mortar
restaurant owners have concerns about how the mobile eateries
impact their business.  John Hinnant with W