Shave the Planet Gets Exemption
Mobile Snow Cone Vendor Can Operate For 180 Days
Posted: February 26, 2013 at 5 a.m.
A snow cone stand can operate for 180 days this year on a parking lot near College Avenue and Rollings Hills Drive.
At A Glance
Planning Commission
Also on Monday, planning commissioners:
-Made an exception to the city’s access management ordinance, allowing a right-out exit at a planned Legacy National Bank building at 1325 E. Joyce Blvd.
-Granted a floodplain variance for Fiat of Fayetteville, 1253 W. Showroom Drive
-Permitted a paper recycling business in a portion of the former Hanna Candles warehouse at 1421 E. 15th St.
-Elected Craig Honchell as commission chairman; Kyle Cook as vice chairman; and Sarah Bunch as secretary. The changes will take effect at the commission’s first meeting in April
Source: Staff Report
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