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Prestige Auto Sales variance appeal fails for lack of second; parade variance granted
Summary
A motion to overturn a variance denial for Prestige Auto Sales failed for lack of a second; the council approved a separate variance to the parade ordinance. Several audience members spoke for and against the Prestige Auto Sales appeal.
During public-comment and land-use items on Dec. 7, the Scott City Council considered an appeal of a variance denial for Prestige Auto Sales at 4895 Cameron Street. Councilman Domingue moved to approve the appeal on behalf of property owner James S. Vilas; several audience members spoke both for and against the request. The motion died for lack of a second, and no action was taken on the appeal.
Separately, Councilman Montoucet moved to grant a variance to the Parade Ordinance; Councilman Roy seconded and the motion carried unanimously.
The minutes record public input on the Prestige Auto Sales appeal but do not provide details of the arguments for or against or the underlying variance denial. The council did not vote on the Prestige Auto Sales appeal because the motion lacked a second.
