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Council denies special-use permit for convenience store at 760 East Pipeline Road
Summary
The council denied first-reading ordinance 25-98, rejecting a special-use permit for a convenience store at 760 East Pipeline Road; the applicant spoke in favor but the council voted to deny.
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The Hurst City Council voted to deny, on first reading, Ordinance 25-98 to grant a special-use permit for a convenience store on a 0.445-acre portion of Lot C, Block A1, Bel Air Park addition at 760 East Pipeline Road.
The applicant, Sarbanan Rai, addressed the council and asked to open a convenience store at Unit C, 760 East Pipeline, stating he had been told by the property owner that he could use a second-floor area and hoped to include "some enrichment machine tools." Rai acknowledged the council could deny the request.
After public comment, a councilmember moved to deny Ordinance 25-98 on first reading; a second followed and the motion carried.
The transcript does not record a roll-call vote or the specific grounds for denial beyond the council's motion to deny on first reading. The applicant indicated willingness to accept denial if council so chose.
