Town officials reach agreement with restaurant owner on drive-thru

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The town of Maysville has agreed to remove a section of new curbing that is blocking the graveled drive-thru at Toodles Tacos. The curb was installed in November as part of a sidewalk project along Main Street. In return for removing the curb, the town has asked the business to remove part of the metal fencing at the end of the drive-thru to improve visibility. News Star Photo by Chris Mackey.
The town of Maysville has agreed to remove a section of new curbing that is blocking the graveled drive-thru at Toodles Tacos. The curb was installed in November as part of a sidewalk project along Main Street. In return for removing the curb, the town has asked the business to remove part of the metal fencing at the end of the drive-thru to improve visibility. News Star Photo by Chris Mackey.

A Maysville taco stand will be able to keep its drive-thru after the restaurant’s owners and town officials reached an agreement Wednesday over new curbs that have kept customers from being able to use the restaurant’s drive-thru for more than a week.

The situation arose after new curbs and sidewalks were installed along the 500 block of Main Street earlier this month, adjacent to Toodles Tacos. Th…