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Commission recommends business license for Kritter Klips after safety checks
Summary
The Ferron Planning and Zoning Commission voted Dec. 2 to recommend that the City Council approve a business license for Kritter Klips, a vendor operating from a stationary travel trailer, after the Fire Chief confirmed electrical safety and exits; propane would require further inspection if the business becomes mobile.
The Ferron City Planning and Zoning Commission on Dec. 2 recommended that the City Council approve a business license for Kritter Klips, a business operating from a stationary travel trailer, after municipal staff and the Fire Chief reviewed safety conditions.
Terrance Bell, chair of the Ferron City Planning and Zoning Commission, said the city recorded the trailer as stationary and that the applicant must reapply if the trailer becomes mobile. Commissioner Brad Clausen moved to recommend the license and Commissioner Megan Ervin seconded; the motion carried, according to the minutes.
The minutes note the Fire Chief inspected the trailer, found the electrical system acceptable, confirmed exits were labeled and that fire extinguishers were present. The chief also told the commission that adding propane—required if the trailer were to become a mobile unit—would trigger an additional inspection.
Commissioners corrected the business license form as part of the review. The recommendation now goes to the Ferron City Council for final action; the minutes do not record a council decision. The transcript does not provide individual roll-call vote tallies, only that the motion "carried." The record does not identify the business owner by name; the application is recorded under the business name Kritter Klips.
The commission’s action resolves the item on the Planning and Zoning agenda and forwards the matter to the council for final licensing action.
