Council unanimously approves special-use permit for Jackson Flower Shop accessory structure
Summary
The council approved a special-use permit permitting an accessory storage structure at 348 S. Mulberry St. with four conditions (building permit and fees; approval limited to current location; use restricted to storage for the business; surrounding area maintained). Mayor Duffey was authorized to execute related documents.
Zoning staff presented a special-use request for an accessory structure at 348 S. Mulberry St. and recommended approval with conditions: the applicant must obtain a building permit and pay associated fees; the approval applies only to the structure’s current proposed location and any relocation requires a new application; the building may be used only for storage associated with the existing or future business on the property; and the area around the structure must be kept neat and without clutter.
Following the staff presentation, Councilman Don Cook moved to approve the special-use permit; Councilman Theodore Patterson seconded. The motion passed unanimously and Mayor Carlos Duffey was authorized to sign related documents. The public hearing opened at 6:12 p.m. and closed at 6:13 p.m.; no members of the public spoke on the item.
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