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Lafayette City Council approves Ashes II Ashes bar permit after lengthy debate

The Lafayette City Council voted Tuesday night to approve a conditional use permit for Ashes II Ashes bar to continue operations at its downtown location. The approval came after a lengthy debate among council members regarding the establishment. The conditional permit allows the bar to operate while addressing the concerns that were raised during the council meeting.

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  • 201 Jefferson Street, Suite B CUPRezoning · <0.1 mi away · approximate locationOn the agenda September 21, 2026 · Agenda
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