City of Mauldin Puts Limits on Thrift and Consignment Stores
Apparently this has become and issue in Mauldin so the Mauldin City Council put some restrictions in place to potentially limit new thrift and consignment stores. There are a good number of these stores in Mauldin which is great if you’re looking for some bargains or vintage clothing and furniture.
The limit seems pretty minimal but here’s what they approved… new thrift stores must be at least 200 feet from residential and it must be located in a multi-tenant building – i.e. strip mall, shopping center…so no stand alone buildings near residential. If you are looking at opening one of these up, be sure to check in with the City of Mauldin before signing that lease!
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