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Planning Commission backs temporary relocation rules to help Polk Street 'Jug Shop' survive redevelopment
Summary
The commission approved a staff‑recommended ordinance creating a temporary use authorization for legacy businesses displaced by major projects in the Polk Street Neighborhood Commercial District, allowing temporary relocation and return without new conditional use approvals and extending the proposed duration to four years.
The Planning Commission voted unanimously to approve an ordinance that would let legacy liquor stores in the Polk Street Neighborhood Commercial District temporarily relocate during major development projects without re‑applying for conditional use authorization.
Staff described the change as targeted relief for long‑standing neighborhood businesses that must vacate for demolition and reconstruction. Audrey (planning staff) said the proposed ordinance creates a temporary use authorization (TUA) that allows legacy businesses to temporarily occupy another site…
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