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Board approves Back Bakery & Kitchen use variances for neighborhood storefront
Summary
The board approved variances to convert an existing house near 106th and College into Back Bakery & Kitchen (petitioner Yong Hee), with conditions that outstanding technical review comments be addressed and commitments recorded.
The Board of Zoning Appeals approved variances to allow a small bakery and Korean kitchen to operate from a converted house near 106th Street and College Avenue. Petitioner Yong Hee said the business will be owner‑operated with no employees beyond the owner and will add a small parking lot, landscaping, a sign and low‑level exterior lighting. Planning staff said the proposal matches the Homeplace Business District vision and recommended approval subject to final technical review comments and project documentation.
No speakers opposed or supported the petition in person at the hearing. Board members voiced support for locally owned, small businesses in the developing 106th Street business district and moved to approve the request with staff‑recommended conditions and adoption of findings of fact.
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