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rials have listened to all sides and, with compromises, applied some restrictions on the number of specially-excepted events and, particularly, limited the use of outdoor amplified music, primarily to ensure good-neighbor conduct on all sides.
Over all these years there have been two persistent cries from the winery: first, that the neighbors - if not the county - were trying to put it out of business; and second, that it would “take it to the state”. Lawsuits were threatened, or legislative action. The first claim is laughably untrue; the second outcome is seriously significant.
And so legislative action is before us. Part B of HB No. 1435 as specifically written, “with respect to farm wineries,” would place outside the need for special use permits “without limitation wine tastings, wine tasting lunches and dinners, musical presentations at which wine is marketed, and similar agritourism activities whether
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