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Despite two Norfolk Civic Leagues and the Norfolk Planning Commission voting against them, Norfolk City Council had the final say.
NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — The taps are flowing at Armed Forces Brewing Company after debate over its conditional use permit ended and Norfolk City Council gave it the green light Tuesday. “Relieved. We are ready to make a positive impact in Norfolk,” said Alan Beal, CEO of Armed Forces Brewing Company. “We can’t wait to […]
Wednesday the lights were on and workers were at the site on W. 24th Street. Those with the business said they're glad things are moving forward. Other community members were disappointed.
Two neighborhood civic leagues and Norfolk's Planning Commission previously recommended denial of conditional use permits for Armed Forces Brewing Company. However, an attorney for the brewery threatened legal action if the city denied the permits, citing a case against Chesapeake and state code.