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Live Oak council discusses zoning, grandfathering and special exceptions for neighborhood corner business
Summary
Council members and staff discussed whether a long-standing corner business qualifies as a nonconforming use under the city's 1985 'commercial neighborhood' zoning, and whether off-premise alcohol sales require a special exception; owner Darryl Bridges presented alleged historic paperwork.
City of Live Oak staff and council members discussed the zoning classification and legal status of a neighborhood corner business owned by Darryl Bridges, focusing on whether that use is a nonconforming (grandfathered) use under the city's 1985 zoning map and whether certain permits — such as for off-premise alcohol sales — would require a special exception.
City staff explained to the council that the city does not have a "commercial…
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