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Council approves special-use permit for Burger Lab and Schwarma Lab at 4736 S. 76th St.
Summary
The Greenfield Common Council approved a special-use permit and site review for Burger Lab and Schwarma Lab at 4736 S. 76th St.; staff said the tenant space is ~4,200 sq ft, will employ five full-time and seven part-time workers, and hours would be 10 a.m.–11 p.m. daily. Landscaping and dumpster repairs were required conditions.
The Greenfield Common Council on Aug. 18 approved a special-use permit and site review for Burger Lab and Schwarma Lab at 4736 South 76th Street, an approximately 4,200-square-foot tenant space formerly occupied by American Mattress. Planning staff said the businesses would employ five full-time and seven part-time workers and proposed hours of operation of 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. daily.
Planning staff told the council that two site-review issues remained: a landscaping plan approved in 2021 was never implemented and several boards on the dumpster enclosure were missing or damaged. The property owner told staff that the landscaping would be installed within 10 days and the enclosure boards would be repaired. The council was also asked to consider waiving a parking shortage: materials list 80 parking spaces required for both tenants and 24 provided on site. Plan Commission recommended approval on July 14; no letters of objection or support had been received according to staff.
"They will have five full-time employees and seven part-time employees," Planning staff said during the hearing. The council closed the public hearing, moved to approve the resolution consistent with staff comments, and approved the permit on a roll-call vote with Alderpersons Juwiki, Bailey, Castner and Sarian recorded in the affirmative.
The council's approval was conditioned on confirming the landscaping implementation and repairs to the dumpster enclosure as described by staff. The applicant listed in meeting materials is Ali Alamad.
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