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Porterville planning clears path for Main Street brewery; alcohol license and building permits remain
Summary
Planning and public‑safety staff told applicants for Main Street Brewery that a conditional use permit, liquor‑license documentation and standard building and fire plans are required before a brewery/bar at 152 North Main Street can open; no parking requirement applies under the downtown zoning.
Porterville planning and public‑safety staff told applicants for Main Street Brewery on Feb. 19 that a conditional use permit and required fire‑protection and building permits must be obtained before a brewery with a bar at 152 North Main Street can operate, and that downtown zoning eliminates an on‑site parking requirement.
Planning staff said the project will require the standard conditional use permit fee ($1,164 reported), a likely $79 notice‑of‑exemption environmental fee and a $58 county filing fee; a $26.50 radius‑map option is available for staff to prepare public‑notice materials. Planner Gary (planning division) told…
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