Plans to build a miniature golf attraction on the parking lot next to Broad Street bar Whiskey Cowgirl are on hold until the bar’s owner can resolve the Chattanooga City Council’s concerns about public safety and crowd management.
“And as fate would have it, the week before this came in, that weekend, I actually witnessed a lot of activity going on between Whiskey Cowgirl and Southside Social as well,” said council member Raquetta Dotley of East Lake, explaining her second vote against the rezoning application at a City Council meeting Tuesday.
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Dotley informed council members that the applicant had asked to withdraw the application after speaking with her.
“I did recommend for them to withdraw it if they wanted to come back with an additional site plan, and so we agreed to withdraw that one,” Dotley said before the council unanimously agreed to withdraw the application. “But I did make them aware I’m not a fan of a golf anything.”
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