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Applications and approvals for three local businesses appear in Panguitch meeting packet
Summary
The packet contains business-license applications for The Farmstand (Cameron and Jessica Henrie), Ramsay Property Services (Tye and Tanielle Ramsay) and Serenitatem (Sean O'Haodagain). The Farmstand paperwork includes a conditional-use application noting the need for health-department approval when food is prepared; the Farmstand license form shows a recorded payment and an approval block on the form.
Documents in the May 12 meeting packet show three locally filed business-license applications and related conditional-use paperwork.
The Farmstand: A conditional-use application and a business-license form list Cameron and Jessica Henrie for a self-serve 5-by-3-foot stand at 350 S 100 W to sell baked goods, sourdough and beauty products. The conditional-use form specifically states that if food will be prepared on site, the applicant must contact the health department for any required permits before City Council approval. The accompanying business-license form for The Farmstand shows a $50 payment and includes an approval block on the form ("Approved License #" noted in the form area).
Ramsay Property Services: A business-license application lists Tye and Tanielle Ramsay for landscaping and lawn-care services with a recorded payment of $25 on the form. The packet shows the application fields and payment but does not include recorded council debate or a motion.
Serenitatem: A business-license application for Serenitatem lists owner/manager Sean O'Haodagain with mobile and event chair-massage services, a business address related to the airport road, and a recorded payment of $25 on the form. The form contains typographical inconsistencies in contact fields.
The packet reveals applications and fee receipts; the conditional-use form for The Farmstand flags the specific requirement that health-department approval is required for on-site food preparation. The packet includes the application forms and fee receipts; the record does not contain a verbatim council motion or roll-call vote on these license items.
