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Planning commission recommends approval for boba tea shop at Pier Village with grease-trap condition
Summary
The Glynn County Mainland Island Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval of a conditional use permit for CUP-25-1 to allow a boba tea shop (listed as Boba Buie) at 215 Mallory Street in Pier Village, subject to Joint Water and Sewer Commission pretreatment requirements by May 31, 2025.
The Glynn County Mainland Island Planning Commission recommended approval Tuesday of a conditional use permit for CUP-25-1 to allow a boba tea shop in Pier Village Market at 215 Mallory Street.
The applicant, identified at the hearing as Hazel Barto (applicant), said the shop would offer boba tea and light café items to serve tourists and local visitors. “It’s so hot. It’s so humid.…
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