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Planning commission approves 24‑hour operation for Midway Eats at Grossback Highway
Summary
The Frasier Planning Commission unanimously approved a special land use for Midway Eats (31331 Grossback Highway) to operate 24 hours, after staff said the corridor already supports late‑night businesses and no adverse impacts were found. The decision conditions remain standard (carry‑out operation; lighting reviewed).
The Frasier Planning Commission on Feb. 4 approved a special land use allowing Midway Eats, at 31331 Grossback Highway, to operate 24 hours a day.
Planner Sarah told the commission the site — the former Rallies location — sits in a commercial corridor that already includes 24‑hour businesses and that staff “did not find that any of what they're proposing would negatively impact” the area; she recommended approval of the 24‑hour request. Applicant Rosie Bearshai confirmed the operation would be carry‑out only and said exterior lights are on an automatic sensor.
Commissioners asked about hours, outdoor lighting and sign behavior. Commissioner Zaneki clarified that there will be no indoor seating; the applicant replied “No indoor seating. Just carry out only.” Commissioners did not identify traffic or compatibility concerns given the site's commercial setting.
Commissioner Tuller moved to approve the special land use to allow 24‑hour operation; Commissioner Kyle supported the motion. A roll‑call vote recorded all seven members in favor and the motion passed.
The commission did not impose site‑specific additional conditions beyond standard zoning compliance; staff will proceed with final administrative steps and the applicant must comply with any required building or sign permits. The commission noted its review focused on land‑use standards — traffic, compatibility and neighborhood impacts — rather than business licensing or health‑department requirements.
