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Applicant seeks rezoning and special-use permits to operate package liquor and convenience stores at 2380 Sheriff Road
Summary
At the July 21 Community Zoning Information Meeting, an applicant requested rezoning of 2380 Sheriff Road from C‑1 to C‑2 and special‑use approval to operate a package (liquor) store alongside a convenience store; planning staff reiterated public‑participation and notice deadlines.
At the July 21 Community Zoning Information Meeting, a planning staff member said an applicant for 2380 Sheriff Road asked to rezone the property from C‑1 to C‑2 and to obtain special‑use permits so the site could host a package (liquor) store and a convenience store. The applicant said they have submitted plans to the planning department and have rebuilt the site as a new plaza.
The request matters because C‑2 zoning and a package‑store special use would allow sale of packaged alcoholic beverages on the property; the planning staff member noted applicants must meet the city’s public‑notification and participation requirements before the case advances. The staff member told attendees that a public‑participation report is due Aug. 8, the planning commission hearing is Aug. 20, and mayor and council hearings are scheduled for Sept. 9 and Sept. 23. The staff member also said sign posting for public notification must be completed by July 29 and a notarized sign affidavit submitted as proof.
During the exchange, the applicant explained the property work and business plans. The applicant said they rebuilt the complex as “a new, complex, like a plaza” and planned both a convenience store and “another one on the packages store on the same property address.” The applicant also said they hold a BRN‑1 license and that they had submitted plans to planning for review and approval.
Planning staff clarified the two filings at the meeting: one file noted a special‑use permit for a liquor (package) store and the other listed a convenience store use. No members of the public stepped forward to ask questions or register objections during the CCIM presentation.
Next steps: planning staff will accept the applicant’s public‑participation report and draft notices for review. The case will be scheduled for the Aug. 20 planning commission hearing and the Sept. 9 and Sept. 23 mayor and council hearings; the applicant must attend those hearings or the case may be continued to a later cycle.
