After an hour of debate over enforcement and small‑business impact, the commission voted 5–2 to recommend an amendment to the UDC’s home‑occupation definition (with a 3‑month delayed effective date), changed the medical‑spa definition language to 'minimally invasive' with TMB oversight guidance, and approved two town‑center edits unanimously.

Palm Harbor Dermatology seeks to replace existing sign while preserving crucial parking spaces.

City adjudicates against Gregory D. Smith for violations at Miami Vibes Hostel by May 16.

City officials address ongoing noise violations from Empire Lounge during enforcement hearing.

Council debates massage licenses while addressing complaints and advertising concerns.

Council members reject bar's move to larger location due to ongoing noise and safety issues.

Sida Liquors seeks license renewal despite two prior violations for selling to minors.

Liquor license authority continues multiple cases, including GGG, El Garibaldi, and Sherpa Grill.

Council votes in favor of liquor license for Thai 101 LLC.

Members address outdoor dining table placement and increasing neighborhood delivery concerns.

City Council votes to reject bids for wastewater treatment operations and maintenance.

Board recommends tabling Eagle Automotive sign request until property owners can clarify agreement.

Council votes to approve transfer of liquor license to 32 Quincy Street with restrictions.

Owner requests reduction of suspension to one week after violating local selling laws.

After a lengthy public hearing and competing testimony from the sheriff and business owners, the Gloucester County Board of Supervisors voted 5–2 on April 7 to lift the business-license suspensions for four local vape shops on the condition that products identified by the sheriff be tested by an independent lab and removed from sale if positive for Schedule I/II substances.

Officials propose limiting alcohol sales to 24.9% in Yamhill County conditional use permit.

Brandon officials discuss restricting sign sizes to 300 square feet for new developments.

The committee postponed final action on Chapter 1-10 (alcoholic beverages) to next month after staff and members identified typos, inconsistent definitions and open questions about license counts, temporary licenses and proof-of-age language.

Council discusses vendor definitions and food truck licensing concerns for downtown businesses

City Council discusses budget and approves beer sales permit for 122 West Lincoln Street.