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Cedartown commission approves conditional use for restaurant, karaoke and escape room at 415/417 Main Street
Summary
The Cedartown City Commission approved Shaniqua Dupree’s conditional use request to operate a restaurant with karaoke and an escape-room attraction at 415/417 Main Street after a motion to table failed and the approval passed 3–1.
The Cedartown City Commission voted on April 13 to approve a conditional use for a restaurant with karaoke and an escape-room attraction at 415/417 Main Street.
City Attorney Carey Pilgrim opened the public hearing and asked whether anyone wished to speak “for” or “against” the request; no members of the public spoke, and the hearing closed. After the formal consideration, Commissioner Dale Tuck moved to approve the conditional use and Commissioner Ryan Casey seconded. Commissioners Casey, Matt Foster and Tuck voted in favor; Commissioner Jessica Payton voted no. The motion to table the request had earlier failed for lack of a second.
The approval allows Shaniqua Dupree to proceed with the conditional-use permit for the stated uses at the Main Street address; the transcript records no additional conditions beyond the standard permitting process. The commission’s vote means Dupree may now seek requisite building and business permits and any inspections required under Cedartown ordinances.
The commission adjourned business related to this item and moved on to other agenda matters. The next procedural step referenced in the meeting record is regular staff processing of the approved application and any outstanding permit reviews.
