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Commission approves home-occupation permit for 496 Mooney Blvd., limits visitors to 10
Summary
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a home occupation permit for 496 Mooney Blvd. with an amendment limiting the aggregate number of participants and visitors (excluding staff) to no more than ten; the amended motion passed 3–2 with one abstention.
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a Home Occupation Permit application submitted by Benjamin Shendo for 496 Mooney Blvd., adopting an amendment that restricts the aggregate number of participants and visitors during business hours, not including staff, to no more than ten individuals.
Commissioner Cheryl Denney moved to approve the permit and Commissioner Susanna Cooper seconded the original motion. Following discussion, Commissioner Denney moved to amend the motion to add the ten-person limit; Commissioner Fred Simmank seconded the amendment. The amendment was adopted by a roll call vote (Elliott, Denney, Gourley and Simmank voting aye; Cooper voting no; Adaryukov abstaining). The final roll call on the motion as amended produced three votes in favor, two opposed and one abstention. The transcript records the approved resolution language: "Resolved that a home occupation permit application be approved for 496 Mooney Blvd. which use shall be consistent with the revised Business Plan presented to the Planning and Zoning Commission on June 23, 2026, except that the aggregate number of participants and visitors, not including staff, shall not exceed ten (10) individuals."
