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Council hears conditional-use request for pet grooming business at residential lot
Summary
Staff told the council that Britney Malmberg applied for a conditional-use permit to operate a pet-grooming business from a residential lot; the Land Use Board approved the application with conditions and staff and the applicant discussed hookups, parking and a privacy fence.
Staff introduced a conditional-use permit application from Britney Malmberg to operate a pet-grooming business on a city lot. According to staff, the Land Use Board approved the request with conditions that any new building comply with city ordinances, setbacks and height restrictions; staff also said neighbors had not filed written comments for or against the application.
A person who identified herself on the record as Bracy Bracey answered questions about site logistics. Bracey and staff discussed providing two off-street parking spaces, installing a privacy fence not to exceed six feet, and verifying water and sewer hookups currently on the parcel. Bracey described the intended setup as a small accessory building on the lot and said she had considered an RV-style gray tank hookup as a temporary option so the business could be moved in the future: "I can pick up the whole business and move it to my next house," she said.
City staff advised that crews would locate the existing water and sewer lines and that electricians would mark electrical services before any digging. Staff emphasized that building permits and utility hookups would be required before operation.
The transcript records discussion and staff assurances about complying with setbacks and utility verification but does not record a final council vote or formal permit decision during the meeting.
