<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0cLU6J_1Gyxjdd900" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0cLU6J_1Gyxjdd900" width="1657" height="1250" ><figcaption>Provided.</figcaption></figure>The city's planning commission voted to fix a long-standing zoning issue that will clear the way for a new business in the Five Forks area.Brandon Grothe is asking the property at 815 Wilson Street be rezoned from UR, Urban Residential to CB, Community Business. This would permit retail use, allowing for the proposed Cardenas Market to open. It is a meat market and deli.Even though the lot has had several commercial establishments over the years, 815 Wilson Street has had a single-family residential zoning classification since 2004.Commercial uses that operated prior were regarded as “legal non-conforming businesses.”The Danville Planning Commission voted 3-1 Monday to recommend Danville City Council approve the rezoning.</div></body>

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The city's planning commission voted to fix a long-standing zoning issue that will clear the way for a new business in the Five Forks area. Brandon Grothe is asking the property at 815 Wilson Street be rezoned from UR, Urban Residential to CB, Community Business. This would permit retail use, allowing for the proposed Cardenas Market to open. It is a meat market and deli.

Planners advance rezoning request from Cardenas market

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The city's planning commission voted to fix a long-standing zoning issue that will clear the way for a new business in the Five Forks area. Brandon Grothe 

Planners advance rezoning request from Cardenas market

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