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Board backs use permit for restaurant and spa component at Ozzie Optics project, forwards recommendation
Summary
The advisory board recommended approval of a use permit and design modifications for a mixed-use project that includes an upper‑floor restaurant and a first‑floor spa/salon (described as a Turkish bath component); approval forwarded for county review.
The Paradise Town Advisory Board recommended approval of a use permit and design modifications for a project identified as Ozzie Optics Holding Inc., which includes a second‑floor restaurant with outdoor dining and a first‑floor spa/salon component described by the applicant as a Turkish bath (steam scrub and massage areas) and marble retail.
Applicant representative Michael Bellon told the board the project is already entitled and under construction and that the owner intends to add a second‑floor restaurant with a balcony, prompting the request for outdoor dining and drinking. Bellon said the first floor will include spa/salon services and retail tied to imported marble and travertine products.
No public speakers responded during the hearing. A board member moved to approve the use permit and design modifications; the motion passed by voice vote. The advisory board’s approval will be forwarded to the county planning process for final action.
