Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Land Use topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Council approves conditional use for home dog‑grooming business at 1070 Princess Court
Summary
Council approved Resolution 26‑09 to permit a class‑2 home occupation (dog grooming) at 1070 Princess Court. Staff said the use will be resident‑primary with a separate basement entrance, appointments by reservation, one customer at a time, and proposed hours within city limits (8 a.m.–4 p.m. proposed).
City staff presented a conditional‑use request to allow a dog‑grooming business as a class‑2 home occupation at 1070 Princess Court and recommended approval after the Planning Commission did the same.
The staff presentation said the property will remain primarily a single‑family residence, with grooming performed in a basement room that has a separate rear entrance. Appointments will be set in advance and customers are expected to park in the driveway; “generally 1 dog at a time,” staff said. The proposal adheres to the home‑occupation restriction that the business not occupy more than 25% of the residential floor area and stays within municipal hours; the applicant proposed 8 a.m.–4 p.m. weekdays.
With no registered public speakers in favor or against and no applicant statement at the meeting, the council closed the public hearing and voted to approve Resolution 26‑09. The motion to close the hearing and the motion to approve the conditional use were made in sequence and both carried unanimously.
