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Kristie Clark asks council how to run small home beauty shop; attorney says variance required
Summary
At the May 21 meeting Kristie Clark asked about operating a small beauty shop from her home; Town Attorney John-Paul Isom advised she must apply for a variance and appear before the Board of Zoning Appeals with plans.
Kristie Clark told the Orleans Town Council on May 21 that she was exploring the possibility of operating a small beauty shop out of her home. Town Attorney John-Paul Isom told Clark she would need to file for a variance and present her plans to the Board of Zoning Appeals at its next regular meeting.
The council did not take formal action on the request during the session; the guidance from the town attorney is the procedural next step. The matter will proceed through the zoning-variance process, which requires a formal application and a public appearance before the Board of Zoning Appeals.
