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Council says Broski Meats request must follow standard application timeline
Summary
Councilors discussed a request involving Broski Meats and emphasized the city’s standard 6–8 week application, planning and public-hearing timeline; council said a special meeting would not guarantee faster approval and urged following established procedures.
During old business, councilors discussed a request related to Broski Meats and the timing of any potential work. The presiding official said an application would typically take "6 to 8 weeks after we get an application" to move through planning, zoning and any variance processes, and cautioned there is no guarantee planning and zoning would recommend approval to council.
Councilors observed that even calling a special meeting would not eliminate the need for required steps such as ordinance updates, public hearings and variance consideration. The council collectively emphasized following the correct process rather than committing to an accelerated start date.
No formal vote or special meeting was set at May 5; staff were directed to communicate with the applicant and continue working through standard procedures.
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