Summary
Honey Bucket's operation isn't allowed in its Light Manufacturing zone, and the council had to choose between rewriting the code for the whole zone or steering the company to a zone change. They picked the zone change path — narrower and less risky for surrounding neighborhoods.
At a glance
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Last discussed Feb 23, 2026.
Impact analysis
No direct cost to taxpayers identified, though staff time for reviewing a zone change application is a consideration.
Nearby residents and other ML-zone businesses avoid a broader code change, while Honey Bucket gets a path to legal operation.
Honey Bucket faces a longer, owner-initiated process with no guaranteed outcome.
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