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Commission considers special‑use permit to allow on‑premises alcohol sales at new Trouba restaurant on Trip Street
Summary
Planning staff presented a special‑use permit application to allow on‑premises alcoholic beverage sales at the former Black Walnut location on Trip Street, to be occupied by Trouba (Mediterranean restaurant). The permit would be tied to the Trouba use and would expire on abandonment or change of use.
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City planning staff presented a special‑use permit request to allow on‑premises alcoholic beverage sales at the former Black Walnut restaurant on Trip Street, where a Mediterranean restaurant called Trouba seeks to reoccupy the space.
Staff said the prior special‑use permit was tied specifically to Black Walnut, requiring a new SUP for a different tenant. The proposed SUP is limited to Trouba’s use at the site and would expire if Trouba abandons the location or the use changes to a different kind of business. Staff described the request as consistent with typical restaurant SUPs the city has approved.
Commissioners asked a small number of clarifying questions about the permit language. No formal action or vote was recorded during the work session.
