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New restaurant at 1050 N Wooster Avenue cleared for occupancy after inspections
Summary
Zoning Inspector Ted Foster reported a permit for a new restaurant at 1050 N Wooster Avenue and said he will issue a certificate of occupancy after the restaurant passed its fire inspection, per Fire Chief Jason Ely.
Zoning Inspector Ted Foster told the council that a permit has been issued for a new restaurant at 1050 N Wooster Avenue and that he will issue a certificate of occupancy. Fire Chief Jason Ely noted the restaurant passed its fire inspection.
Foster also reported permits for a new single-family home at 912 Zerelda and fences at 597 Keim Drive and 167 9th Street SW. Foster confirmed a letter was sent on May 8 to a Bodmer Avenue property owner giving them until June 8 to clean up their property; Legal Counsel Terry Seeberger stated that if the owner does not comply the village would perform the cleanup and assess costs as taxes.
