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Council denies curb loading zone request at 200 E. Grand Avenue
Summary
Business owner and Councilman Brandt Harris asked for a curb loading zone outside his property; after he excused himself from the room, the Council denied the request citing loss of parking and existing ordinances.
Councilman Brandt Harris petitioned the Council to allow a curb loading zone in the 200 block of E. Grand Avenue in front of his business and then excused himself from the room before the vote. After discussion the Council concluded the request was not feasible because it would remove parking and conflict with existing ordinances.
Councilman Reese Simpson moved to deny the curb loading zone request "due to amount of parking lost and ordinances already in place," a motion the minutes record as approved. The minutes do not show an alternate accommodation or a plan for follow-up; no ordinance change was proposed at the meeting.
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