Commission to study rules for second 'value-added' kitchens after public requests
A resident told commissioners that county zoning blocks separate value-added kitchens needed for small food businesses; planning director said staff can prepare amendment options for planning commission review, potentially beginning in August.
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A series of public comments on June 4 urged Miami County to revise zoning that currently limits building a separate, state-inspected 'value-added' kitchen on private property, a change proponents say would support agritourism and small food producers.
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