The brick-and-mortar establishments that they are in competition with pay MUCH MORE than this to keep their business up and running in terms of just the rent (or taxes and maint if owned) that they pay for their facilities. 
 

Very odd times.  If brick & mortar establishments can't stand the competition from a couple of food truck vendors maybe they are in the wrong business.  Travelling in other areas around the country one uniqueness of them is the street vendors who sell in addition to food, also sell other items like apparel and other touristy stuff.  This is more appealing to me than just food vendors.  Give people visiting the area a variety--there's bike night, the hot rod cars, etc.  Turn vendorship into a fun thing not just another PA disaster.

Food trucks would be nice, but I also find their hours strange.  They can't operate at lunch, so the downtown workers can grab a quick bite?

But it's good to see York try to take a small step in joining the modern world.

I agree completely, flower girl.  I get so frustrated because York, and also the state of PA, sometimes seem so backward and set in their ways.  Other places are leaving us far behind.

I hope people succeed in their efforts to promote art, food, and things visitors and tourists like, but I'm afraid they will have an uphill battle with the current mindset of those in charge.