Town officials reach agreement with restaurant owner on drive-thru

 

 

 

  • 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.
  • Town crews placed transitional material over the curbing at Toodles Tacos Thursday morning to make the drive-thru useable until contractors are able make modifications. News Star photo by Chris Mackey.
    Town crews placed transitional material over the curbing at Toodles Tacos Thursday morning to make the drive-thru useable until contractors are able make modifications. 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...

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