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Request to remove no-coin-machine stipulation denied 4–1 for Stanton Porter convenience store
Summary
The board denied an application by Staunton Porter to remove a prior zoning stipulation that prohibited coin-operated amusement machines for a proposed convenience store with gas pumps. The owner offered to limit store hours to 5 a.m.–10 p.m.; the board voted to deny the request 4–1.
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Staunton (Staunton) Porter appeared before the board seeking removal of a rezoning stipulation (No. 7) that prohibited coin-operated amusement machines on a proposed convenience store site. Porter said staff had recommended no objection and that the owner was willing to limit store hours of operation to 5 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Following a motion to deny and a second, the board denied the application by a reported 4–1 vote. The transcript records the applicant's explanation about prior planning commission recommendations and the proposed hours, and the chair recorded the vote tally as 4 in favor to 1 opposed for the denial.
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