Zoning Board Rejects ‘Simply Yoga’ Application For Residential Area

April 17, 2015 Zoning Board

Simply Yoga meeting2 — Zoning Board member Robert Shepherd makes a point during the April 16 hearing on an application for a yoga studio in Kingston.

The Zoning Board of Adjustment on April 16 denied an application by an owner of a Kingston yoga studio to move her business from the Kingston Mall to a residential area.

Following a four-hour hearing – the last of four on the matter since January – board members voted 5-2 to deny the application of Nagisa Manabe of Bay Head, co-owner of Simply Yoga, who wanted to turn a cottage at 24 Sycamore Place into a yoga studio.

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