As committed downtown business owners, we have enjoyed contributing to the revitalization of Main Street over the past few years. We have been delighted to see the Farmers' Market evolve and bring so much life to our downtown. However, the success of the market has not come without sacrifices being made on our parts, most specifically related to a portion of Main Street being closed each week.
For the benefit of our community and in support of our local farmers, we have been happy to make sacrifices related to Main Street being closed six months out of the year. Extending this road closure to every Saturday, all year round will be quite disadvantageous to our brick and mortar businesses.
We love our downtown. We ask that our City Council takes the wellbeing of our locally-owned, Main Street businesses into consideration as you make a decision on this matter.
Sincerely,
La Mo Café - 310 E. Main Street
Bistro 234 – 234 E. Main Street
Dustbowl Brewing Co. – 200 W. Main Street
Juju Thai – 235 W. Main Street
Main Attractions Salon – 420 E. Main Street
Memo’s Cocina & Tequila Bar – 139 W. Main Street
The Studio Pilates & Functional Training – 310 E. Main Street
Farmhouse – 311 E. Main Street
Jaureguy’s Paint and Decorating – 436 E. Main Street
Crivelli’s – 310 E. Main Street
Emporium – 228 E. Main Street
Re.Treat Salon – 310 E. Main Street
The Silk Garden – 341 E. Main Street
Beth Grube Aesthetics – 310 E. Main Street
Glitz Fine Clothing – 306 E. Main Street
Melinda Chance Massage Studio – 310 E. Main Street
Angel’s Boutique – 101 W. Main Street
Main Attractions Salon – 420 E. Main Street
Treasure Hunters – 300 E. Main Street
Envy Fine Clothing – 227 E. Main Street
Dean’s Floral – 320 E. Main Street
The Chic Shack – 231 E. Main Street
Crust & Crumb Artisan Pizza & Bakery – 428 E. Main Street