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Planning commission reviews proposed transient business license ordinance
Summary
At its Sept. 15 meeting the Red Lion Borough Planning Commission reviewed a proposed transient business license ordinance presented in the minutes as by 'Atty Craley'; commissioners discussed nonprofit exemptions and asked for clearer public-facing charts and definitions before next review.
The Red Lion Borough Planning Commission on Sept. 15 reviewed a proposed transient business license ordinance that the meeting minutes record as being presented by "Atty Craley." The minutes say the presentation included an accompanying chart intended to summarize requirements for the public.
The commission discussed exemptions for nonprofit organizations, with Commissioner Evan Hiester and Borough Manager Michelle Poole raising questions about the proper scope and criteria for any exemption. The minutes record that members reviewed possible revisions to the chart to enhance clarity for residents and applicants.
The minutes do not record a formal motion or vote on the ordinance; the item was presented for discussion and follow-up. The commission did not specify a timetable for drafting or adoption in the recorded minutes. The minutes also list both Sam Craley (assistant solicitor) and Mike Craley (solicitor) as present; the document does not state which attorney made the presentation.
Next steps recorded in the minutes call for continued review and for commissioners to bring suggested changes to a future meeting.
