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Riverside Nursery owner asks Thayne council for temporary town lot to keep business in town
Summary
Heather Aullman told the council she needs a new greenhouse location; the council said it prefers the business remain in Thayne and will explore leasing a Business Park lot on a six‑month lease. One offered private parcel is zoned residential and unsuitable.
Heather Aullman told the Thayne Town Council on April 19 that she is searching for a new location to move her greenhouse operations (Riverside Nursery). She said a relative, Nick Aullman, offered two potential parcels on his property but the council noted one parcel is zoned residential and therefore not appropriate for the greenhouse use.
Council members expressed a desire to retain the business in Thayne and agreed to explore whether the town could lease one of its lots in the Business Park on a six‑month trial lease to accommodate the greenhouse. No formal lease motion or vote was recorded at the meeting; council direction was to investigate the option.
The council did not set a timeline in the minutes for returning with a lease proposal. The issue was discussed as part of the public-comments/land-use portion of the agenda and no formal land-use application or variance was recorded for this request during the meeting.
