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Commission approves Daily Grind signage and temporary mobile‑order signs at Tunx's snack shack
Summary
The Planning & Zoning Commission approved Evan Parsons' plan to operate Daily Grind from the Tunx's snack shack, allowing two attached menu boards and temporary yard signs for mobile ordering; the operation is seasonal and signs must be removed after events.
Evan Parsons, owner of Daily Grind, told the commission he will operate from the Tunx's snack shack and add two menu boards above the windows plus a small logo sign and up to five temporary yard signs to advertise mobile ordering. "We're taking over the Tunx's meat snack shack…we will be adding 2 menu boards above each window," Parsons said during the July 27 meeting.
Commissioners asked whether the business would be seasonal and how signs and illumination would be handled. Parsons said the stand will operate during spring, summer and fall events and that illumination will be limited to corner spotlights rather than under‑canopy wiring. Commissioners emphasized that yard signs must be temporary and removed after events to avoid turf and mower conflicts; Parsons confirmed staff will pick them up after each weekend.
After questions, the commission voted to approve the attached building signs and temporary mobile‑order yard signs as presented. The approval was moved and seconded by commissioners and carried on a voice vote. The commission closed the item with good wishes for the new local business.
