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Planning commission tables Bridgeway Project Services business-license application
Summary
The Orangeville City Planning and Zoning Commission on June 9 tabled a business-license application from Bridgeway Project Services after the applicant acknowledged he lacks the required project coordination/consultant license and must secure a DOPL handyman exemption.
The Orangeville City Planning and Zoning Commission voted June 9 to table a business-license application from Bridgeway Project Services after the applicant, Anton Fedenko, acknowledged he does not possess the required project coordination and consultant license.
Travis Richards moved to table the application and Mason Moss seconded. The commission recorded votes in favor from Travis Richards, Mason Moss, Leland Sasser, Kris Bell and Don Bennett; no members voted no. Commissioners did not complete a final approval because staff determined the applicant still needs to obtain the appropriate license and the handyman-exemption from the Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing (DOPL).
According to the record, Fedenko applied for a business license to operate as a project coordinator and consultant but was placed "on hold" pending required credentials. The commission’s recorded action puts the application on hold until Fedenko provides the necessary licensing documentation.
Next steps: the application will not return for a vote until the required license or exemption is presented to planning staff.
