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Council approves first reading for special-use permit to allow tattooing at Southridge Court spa

Hurst City Council · June 9, 2026
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Summary

On first reading the Hurst City Council approved a special-use permit allowing one tattoo operator to provide custom tattoos by appointment at Why Not Beauty, Suite 103, 1244 Southridge Court; owner Melody Yanez and the operator addressed age and hours questions.

The Hurst City Council approved on first reading Ordinance 26-27 to allow Why Not Beauty, at 1244 Southridge Court Suite 103, to host a single tattoo operator by special-use permit. Planning staff described the permit as limited to one operator working by appointment in an existing suite and asked council to approve the first reading; the ordinance will return for a second reading with no additional public hearing.

Owner Melody Yanez told the council she added tattoo services because customers requested them and to provide an alternative to traditional tattoo shops: “I want to get a tattoo, but I don't want to go into an actual tattoo parlor,” she said, identifying herself as the business owner. The operator (identified in the staff report as Mr. Magnum) confirmed the legal minimum age for tattooing is 18 and said appointments are typically scheduled during regular business hours and conclude by about 5 or 6 p.m. Councilmember [name listed in transcript as the mover] moved approval and a second carried the motion; the council voted aye and the motion carried.