OCEAN CITY — Resort officials this week approved a conditional use amendment allowing for the installation of a grain silo at a mid-town brewery, but some on the Mayor and Council later regretted the decision amid concerns the company had not been entirely forthcoming over an existing silo.
On Monday, the Mayor and Council approved the findings of fact on a pair of requests to modify conditional use permits for the Ocean City Brewing Company at 56th Street that would allow the company to expand an existing front deck to allow for a greater outdoor dining and play area and install an indoor grain silo that would stand 34 feet tall with as many as 16 feet protruding from the existing roof line.
Earlier this year, the Planning and Zoning Commission approved the conditional use permit requests submitted by the Ocean City Brewing Company after a lengthy public hearing that carried over from November into January. During the public hearing, the planning commission heard testimony from neighboring property owners concerned a grain silo protruding from the existing facility would greatly impact their views and ultimately their property values.
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Grain silo is an explosion waiting to happen! Who did the owners know?
ReplyDeleteSo put a emergency hold on it for them LYING.
ReplyDeleteOh the crybabies !!! The friggin silos will hurt their
ReplyDeleteproperty values........and Oh their Views...Get a LIFE !!!
Awwww are we a drunk friend of the liars??
DeleteIsn't the owner of OC brewing co. in jail??
ReplyDeleteResearch Joshua Aaron Shores and guilty plea to fraud in federal court. This is Ocean City just follow the money. If Oc did more to research on what is reported as Personal Property for this business on its annual report to the state they may see a slight understatement
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