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Commission staff recommends SUP for single‑artist tattoo studio at Highway 360 site
Summary
Staff recommended approval of a specific use permit for a single‑artist tattoo and body‑piercing studio at 2100 N. Highway 360 (Suite 1100B), noting the space meets separation, parking and licensing requirements and reported nine mailed notices with no letters of support or opposition.
Staff presented SUP‑26060014 for a tattoo and body‑piercing studio to occupy a 505‑square‑foot tenant space at 2100 North Highway 360, Suite 1100B. The applicant is a state‑licensed tattoo artist with OSHA bloodborne‑pathogen training, and staff said the proposed hours are Monday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Why it matters: staff confirmed the location meets the Unified Development Code (UDC) separation requirement (studios must not be within 1,000 feet of another studio and must be located outside certain zoning districts). Staff reported nine mailed notices to surrounding properties and zero letters for or against the request; no variances were requested. Staff recommended approval contingent on compliance with Exhibit B (operational plan) and Exhibit C (floor plan).
Commissioners asked whether an SUP is required for tattoo operations; staff responded that an SUP is required in the zoning districts noted. Commissioners also asked about the distance to the nearest multifamily property; staff said the nearest multifamily across the highway measured a little more than 450 feet property‑line to property‑line.
No formal action occurred during the briefing; the item will be considered during the public hearing where the applicant is expected to be present.
Representative quote: "The proposed use is tattoo studio will be run by a single artist." — Staff member (presenter)
What’s next: the case proceeds to the public hearing portion of the meeting for public comment and a commission recommendation.
