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Planning commission continues hearing on proposed Jefferson Avenue liquor-sales permit to March 20

2256753 · February 10, 2025
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Summary

At its Feb. 6, 2025 meeting the West Sacramento Planning Commission voted to continue a public hearing on a proposed conditional use permit for liquor sales at a planned convenience market on Jefferson Avenue to March 20, 2025, after staff said the applicant requested the continuance.

At its Feb. 6, 2025 meeting the West Sacramento Planning Commission voted to continue a public hearing on a proposed conditional use permit for liquor sales at a planned convenience market on Jefferson Avenue to March 20, 2025, after staff said the applicant requested the continuance.

The continuance means the commission will take up the conditional use permit — which would permit liquor sales at a convenience market on Jefferson Avenue — at its March 20 meeting. Staff recommended the continuance, and a commissioner moved to continue the hearing; another commissioner seconded the motion and it passed by voice vote. The applicant requested the delay, according to the staff recommendation read into the record.

The action followed routine business earlier in the meeting. The commission approved minutes for multiple past meetings — May 2, 2024; June 6, 2024; June 20, 2024; July 18, 2024; and August 1, 2024 — on a motion that passed by voice vote.

A commissioner disclosed an expert communication that related to the February 6 agenda. The commissioner said they had met with Thea Pew and Elaine Carlton of the West Sacramento Police Department after a prior meeting regarding the item on the evening’s agenda and disclosed that contact on the record. A separate commissioner commented that they found meeting with West Sacramento Police Department staff valuable and encouraged other commissioners to consult the department when preparing for future items.

No members of the public spoke during the presentations-by-the-public portion of the meeting, and staff reported no correspondence for the commission.

What the commission recorded as formal actions at the Feb. 6 meeting were limited to the continuance of the Jefferson Avenue liquor-sales conditional use permit hearing and approval of the listed minutes. The continuance was requested by the applicant and recommended by staff; no formal testimony or detailed debate on the permit appears in the transcript for this meeting.

The commission adjourned after the items on the agenda were completed.