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Applicant to open antique shop; planning commission forwards rezone at 724 Richland Ave

2969262 · March 11, 2025
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Summary

The Planning Commission unanimously voted to forward a rezoning request for 724 Richland Avenue (tax parcel 104-20-16-002) from Limited Professional to Office to allow an antique shop operation.

The Aiken City Planning Commission unanimously voted March 11 to send a rezoning request for 724 Richland Avenue (tax parcel 104-20-16-002) to City Council.

Heather Braun, who identified herself as the applicant and gave 724 Richland Avenue as her address, told the commission she is seeking a rezone to operate an antique shop with vendor booths: "We're just wanting to, open up an antique shop where we rent out, booths for vendors to sell more antiques." The commission asked no substantive follow-up questions beyond procedural clarifications.

Commissioner Matthews moved to send the rezoning request (current zoning: Limited Professional) to City Council with proposed zoning of Office/Institution; Commissioner Messina seconded. Commissioners voted by raised hands; the motion passed unanimously.

The item will be considered by City Council; staff did not record additional conditions during the Planning Commission vote.