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Hampton Council continues Seven Brew conditional-use hearing to May 13
Summary
Hampton Township Council opened the public hearing on the Seven Brew conditional-use application (26-01) and voted unanimously to continue the hearing until May 13, 2026, at the applicants' request. Two formal motions to open and then continue the hearing passed by roll call.
President Carolynn R. Johnson called the public hearing to order at 7:30 p.m. and said the Council would address the Seven Brew conditional-use application (26-01).
The hearing for Seven Brew was opened by motion of Councilmember A. Midgley and seconded by Councilmember D. Sciulli; the roll-call vote was unanimously in favor. Midgley then moved to continue the Public Hearing on the Seven Brew Conditional Use (26-01) until May 13, 2026; Councilmember B. Blackburn seconded that motion and the roll-call vote was unanimously in favor.
The applicants requested an extension of the hearing period. President Johnson told the room the Public Hearing would be opened and then continued to allow additional time for the applicants to complete their submission and for the Council to receive necessary information.
No public testimony was recorded opposing or supporting the Seven Brew application during this brief session. The formal actions taken were procedural continuations rather than final determinations on the application.
The Council made the continuance by formal motion and roll-call vote; members present for the vote included B. Blackburn, J. Fritsch, C. Johnson, A. Midgley and D. Sciulli. The Council will revisit the Seven Brew conditional-use application at the continued hearing scheduled for May 13, 2026.
