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Troy council approves three business licenses, tables Dollar General request
Summary
At its Feb. 18 meeting Troy City Council approved business licenses for Kailey Skranak, Liberty Log Homes and Modern Storage LLC, while voting to table an application from Dollar General. Approvals were unanimous; the Dollar General application was deferred by motion.
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Troy City Council approved three business licenses and tabled a fourth during its Feb. 18, 2025, meeting.
Council Member Jamie Shupe moved to grant a business license to Kailey Skranak; Council President Shawna Kelsey seconded the motion, and the council recorded the vote as 'All in favor. Motion Carried.' Licensing approvals for Liberty Log Homes (moved by Scott Hoffman, seconded by Jamie Shupe) and Modern Storage LLC (moved by Shawna Kelsey, seconded by Jesse Haag) passed by the same voice vote. Council Member Jesse Haag moved, and Shawna Kelsey seconded, a motion to table the Dollar General license review; the motion to table carried and the Dollar General matter was deferred for future consideration.
Why it matters: Business licenses authorize local commercial operations and signal municipal oversight of new or expanding enterprises. Approvals for three applicants clear the way for those operations to proceed under local rules; tabling the Dollar General item delays a decision and may indicate the council wants more information or public input before taking action.
Details and next steps: The transcript records motions, seconding and unanimous 'in favor' voice votes for the approved licenses; no roll-call tallies or conditions attached to the approvals are included in the record. The Dollar General application was not decided and will return to the council agenda at a later meeting; no timeline or conditions for reconsideration are specified in the transcript.
The council moved on after the licensing review to make several Housing Committee appointments and other agenda items. No public comments on licenses were recorded in the meeting minutes.
