Applicant seeks special exception to open appointment-based content studio in Reading
Alexander Heredia told the Reading Zoning Hearing Board he plans an appointment-based creative studio and personal services use (barbering by appointment) in an R-3 district; the board closed testimony and will render a decision next month.
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Alexander Heredia told the Reading Zoning Hearing Board on March 11 that he wants to convert an existing building in the R‑3 Residential district into a by‑appointment creative studio offering personal services such as barbering and podcast/content production. The board read the public notice and took sworn testimony from Heredia, but did not decide the application at the hearing.
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