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Special exception OK’d for Solsino Mexico restaurant to serve alcohol in Tiffany Park center
Summary
The board approved a request allowing Solsino Mexico, a family-owned restaurant in Tiffany Park, to serve alcohol on-site with staff conditions similar to other recent approvals.
The zoning board approved a special exception for Solsino Mexico, a proposed family-run Mexican restaurant in Tiffany Park Commercial Center, to allow on-site alcohol service despite proximity to nearby residential units. Van Davenport, representing property management, and chef Armanda Cobian described the operation as sit-down, family-run and intended to be a neighborhood destination. Staff emphasized the same conditions as other special exceptions: no outdoor amplified sound, no outdoor dining or beverage service, and special-event limits unless a permit is obtained.
Board members voted to approve the special exception with the staff conditions on a motion and second; the chair announced the request passed. Applicants said they would comply with county law and noted the property owner also owns adjacent townhomes, so the proximity issue had been considered by the owner.
