In 1999, the question of Dorval's mobility and how his business fit into town ordinances again was raised. You've got to move it around. Dorval said because of the mobility issue, he was getting the runaround from local officials. Stipulations imposed in 1999 and again last year order that Dorval's lunch stand be located in a commercial zone and be moved every day at the close of business, according to the license. In addition, the stand cannot be placed closer than 100 feet from a fixed eating establishment or restaurant or any school-sponsored event that involves selling food or drink.
Business is business.
Gagnon and Stankevitz agreed that Dorval's license to sell his hot dogs and hamburgers on Bay Street is all set for approval May 14. But legal challenges still are possible.