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Mayfield reviews Sorensen license dispute and clears Lavish Carpentry application

Mayfield Town Council · February 9, 2026
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Summary

Council acknowledged receipt of a lawyer’s letter about a business‑license nonrenewal for Troy and Samantha Sorensen and said legal exchange could complicate a cooperative resolution. Council also reviewed and indicated no objection to approving a home‑based business license for Lavish Carpentry at 150 East 600 North.

The council said it received correspondence from an attorney representing Troy and Samantha Sorensen related to the town's decision not to renew their business license. Council members said the matter involved a previously granted variance and a procedural question about whether the town gave written notice of violations; the mayor/staff said the legal exchange will likely shift follow‑up to the town’s attorney and could delay an informal resolution.

Separately, the council reviewed an application for a business license from Lavish Carpentry (150 East 600 North), which described finish carpentry work and a home office. Council members said the proposed activity appeared consistent with other home‑based contractors and had no clear conflicts; staff was authorized to process the license.