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Drainage board conditionally approves 'Paws On Tap' dog‑friendly bar project
Summary
The board approved plans for a small commercial development named 'Paws On Tap' (a dog‑friendly bar) subject to standard stormwater and plan review, with runoff routed to existing storm sewer along Albert White Drive.
Boone County staff reviewed a proposed commercial project called Paws On Tap — described in the meeting as a small bar with an outdoor area for dogs — and recommended approval after confirming the site’s stormwater calculations and plans comply with county stormwater ordinance standards.
Engineering staff said the project will provide additional stormwater detention and tie into the same storm sewer system along Albert White Drive that routes to the Walker Farm detention pond, similar to the adjacent Bridal Oak site. The mayor’s office (as referenced in meeting transcript) and the Surveyor’s Office recommended approval, and the board approved the project as presented.
No public objections were recorded during the meeting. The project will proceed subject to the same final survey and plan review processes typical for small commercial developments.
