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Council approves special exception for automobile service establishment on N. Hwy 42
Summary
Council recommended approval of a special exception to operate an automobile service establishment in the H-B (Highway-Business) district on N. Hwy 42, subject to conditions including business licensing, permitting, overlay design compliance and a prohibition on continuous vehicle display for sale; the motion passed 3–1.
The Jenkinsburg City Council voted to recommend a special exception allowing an automobile service establishment on N. Hwy 42 in the H-B zoning district. Council Member Brent Eberspacher made the motion, Gary Brown seconded it, and the measure passed 3–1 with Council Member Gary Roberts recorded as opposed.
Staff and the motion record list multiple conditions for approval: an annual business license; submission of any required State license with annual business-license renewals; prohibition on continuous active inventory of automobiles for sale on the property (no open lot continuous display); a Land Disturbance Permit and required building permits prior to excavation or vertical construction; adherence to the Hwy 42 Overlay design standards; non-transferability of the special exception (a new application must be submitted on sale or transfer); and any signage must comply with the City of Jenkinsburg Zoning Ordinance and Hwy 42 Overlay restrictions.
The public hearing portion included comments in support and opposition; the meeting minutes do not identify individual commenters by name. The council’s recorded votes were Joye England—aye, Gary Brown—aye, Brent Eberspacher—aye and Gary Roberts—nay.
