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Crestwood relaxing business regulations during pandemic

June 18, 2020
Crestwood City Hall
Photo by Gloria Lloyd
Crestwood City Hall
The Crestwood Board of Aldermen has relaxed requirements on businesses, which will allow businesses to temporarily use outdoor areas and parking lots to accommodate more customers in light of COVID-19.
The city also announced it is waiving its site plan and temporary signage fees. For more information about the temporary site plan and signage requirements, click here.

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