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Board continues hearing on outdoor dining for Session Taco; umbrellas planned, no permanent canopies discussed
Summary
A June 23 public hearing on a conditional‑use permit for outdoor dining at Session Taco, 1000 Woods Mill Plaza, was continued to July 14; the applicant said seating will use umbrellas rather than permanent structures that could block signs.
The Board of Aldermen opened a public hearing June 23 on a conditional‑use permit to allow outdoor dining for Session Taco at 1000 Woods Mill Plaza and continued the item to July 14 for further consideration.
Adam Tilper, the owner listed in the application, appeared with the city’s exhibit record in place. During questions, Alderman Murphy asked about sun protection and coverings; the applicant said seating will include umbrellas. City staff noted restrictions exist on permanent structures that could block neighboring signs.
No members of the public offered comments during the hearing. The board read Bill No. 25‑31 — described on the record as "an ordinance approving a conditional use and authorizing a conditional use permit for outside dining for Session Taco located at 1000 Woods Mill Plaza in the city of Town And Country" — and continued the item to the July 14 meeting for second consideration.
The record includes standard published and mailed notice to property owners within 300 feet, and the hearing will be carried into the July 14 meeting for any additional testimony or conditions the board may impose.
