Midland is cleaning up its act by targeting sketchy massage parlors. A new ordinance is coming down to stop illegal operations and bring some order to the industry.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 3 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before, 4 the 90 before that.
Increased revenue for the businesses and potential tax revenue for the city.
Businesses seeking to offer expanded services and patrons of these establishments.
Businesses operating outside the law will be impacted.
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The commission considered several requests for specific use designations to allow restaurants to sell alcohol on-premises. These decisions impact local businesses and the variety of dining options available.
Two restaurants received specific use designations to sell alcohol for on-premises consumption. This decision supports the hospitality industry but requires careful consideration of proximity to sensitive locations.
Several requests were made for specific use designations to allow for the sale of alcohol in restaurants and bars. These are important for the hospitality industry and entertainment options in the city.
Two requests for specific use designations to sell alcohol for on-premises consumption were reviewed. One was for the Grand Texan Hotel restaurant, and the other was an amendment for Hot Shots Lounge.
The council approved specific use designations for new businesses, allowing for alcohol sales in a movie theater and a hotel, and reviewed conditions for an existing bar.
Two separate requests were approved for businesses to sell alcohol on-premises: a movie theater and a new hotel. These approvals allow for expanded services at these establishments.
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