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Read. Follow. Verify.Request for Alcohol Distance Waiver: 115 ft Southwest of US 301 and CR 672
Record date · September 1, 2020
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What This Bill Does
David M. Smith has applied for a special use permit to waive distance separation requirements for an alcohol-related development permit at a site near the intersection of US Highway 301 and County Road 672.
This application determines whether a specific property is permitted to operate an alcohol-related business despite existing distance separation regulations.
Who It Affects
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David M. Smith
The applicant is seeking a permit that would allow for a specific land use at the identified property.
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Small-scale land use adjustment
The application involves a very small parcel (0.03 acres) seeking a specific regulatory waiver for alcohol sales.
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- Controversy20Intensity of disagreement among stakeholders
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