A new food truck open to the summer on this main Boise street? “Sounds great” – AOL

If everything goes according to the mouth plan, Idahoans will reach a new pod of the truck for food on one of the most loaded streets of the capital until the summer.

You have probably passed the small property millions of times. However, if you are like me, you have never noticed it consciously.

Located between the alley and the Ethiopia Restaurant and Eritreus of Kibrom, the batch .13 acres of 3508 W. State St., is filled with vehicles in different conditions. Used for automatic storage per month to month. View, one can call it.

Real Estate Agent Boise Susan Hanrahan listed the property about a year ago; He is owned by her husband Matt Hanrahan. But without a deal on the horizon, she plans to get it off the market.

“I would like to redirect it,” Susan Hanrahan explained in a request for a permit filed in Boyz to serve better for the community. “

The concept? Four food trucks at the place-rotating, probably monthly. If possible, a permanent delivery container, selling both beer and wine. Several portable toilets. Picnic tables. Small corn area.

Come on, Boyz. Let’s do this thing in reality.

“The whole reaction I had so far was,” continue. Sounds great, ”said Susan Hanrahan in a phone interview. “” We need something fun in this neighborhood, in this area. “

The city of trees has many delicious food trucks, but not many real destinations for them. The main one that comes to mind? Green Acres Food Truck Park, herbaceous, seasonal terrain that will open along the Boyz River behind Payette Brewing in the spring.

The still unnamed Hanrahan Food Truck Court will be close to 36th street opposite the veterans Memorial Park. This is where a new disk golf course is installed (until the middle to the end of summer, I last checked).

These feel like magical powers working in synergy.

Hanrahan envisages her food truck as a year -round. “I would like to shoot him and just see how it works,” she said.

Four years ago, a permanent food truck park, called Cart Life, was planned on the path of 4191 W. State St. It was the place of former tates rents (now 1 portable air per source). But the project fell apart.

With the spouse of the owner of the owner who controls this pod, there may be better chance. “My husband is all about it,” Hanrahan said. “He’s like,” Hey, you have this idea. I think it’s great. “

The appetites have erupted, let’s hope for Boise city authorities to feel the same.