Union Zoning Board Reviews Event Space Proposal Amid Security and Liquor License Concerns

The Union Zoning Board convened to discuss two key applications: the proposed construction of a contractor’s facility and an event space expansion that requires a review process due to security and liquor license considerations.

07:23The most notable discussion centered on the application by Toro Home LLC for an event space on Union Avenue. The applicant requested an adjournment to allow board members time to examine a recently submitted operations manual. This manual outlines a plans for managing the event space, including a security plan involving the Union Police Department and stipulations for events without a liquor license. The board was informed that until a liquor license is approved, no alcohol would be permitted on the premises, even if supplied by event organizers. The applicant’s attorney emphasized the manual’s role as a program with specific benchmarks and responsibilities for the facility’s operator and clients. The board agreed to an adjournment without a set date to allow for review and further coordination.

05:36In another agenda item, the board adopted a resolution to grant a variance for a contractor’s facility on Springfield Road. This involves combining two lots for development. The resolution was passed without amendments.

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