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Council hears business concerns at public hearing on proposed vape and smoke shop zoning
Summary
City of York held a public hearing on proposed zoning and licensing for vape and smoke shops; a local owner urged council to slow the process and consult affected businesses, while residents asked about mixed-use limits in the draft ordinance. Bills to add definitions and licensing were introduced and will 'sit' for future action.
The City of York Council opened a public hearing on April 21 to take comments on proposed amendments to the zoning code and a separate licensing proposal for vape and smoke shops.
The ordinance amendments would add definitions related to vape and smoke shops to Part 13 of the planning and zoning code, allow vape and smoke shops as a permissible use in the EC district, and establish regulations for operating such businesses within the city. Council members and staff emphasized that tonight was a hearing to receive public comment; no final action was taken.
Why it matters: The change would create a defined regulatory framework and, if adopted, could…
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