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Plan Commission approves outdoor-dining extension for Rollin Stone, refers review to Public Safety Committee
Summary
The commission approved an extension of premises for Rollin Stone at 153 E. Oak (June 9–Oct. 31), discussed enclosure height and after-hours furniture removal, and referred the application to the Public Safety Committee.
The Juneau Plan Commission approved an extension of premises application for outdoor dining at Rollin Stone, 153 E. Oak, covering June 9 through Oct. 31, during its May 18, 2026 meeting.
Angela Erstad appeared on behalf of Rollin Stone to present the application. Commissioners discussed technical and ordinance-related details, including the height of fences or enclosures, the requirement to remove furniture after hours, and other relevant ordinance requirements. Commissioners Bruce Soldner and Cathy Firari moved to approve the extension and to refer the matter to the Public Safety Committee for further review.
The minutes record the approval and referral but do not include a roll-call tally for that specific motion. The minutes also do not record any conditions beyond the items discussed; the Public Safety Committee referral indicates the commission sought committee-level review of safety and operational compliance before any final administrative implementation.
