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Second Hand Jewelry

Thursday, February 21, 2013

City Says 'No' to Gold-Buying Drive-Thru

The small kiosk-like building on College Avenue and 27th Street will remain vacant for now.

A small building near the corner of 27th Street and College Avenue that was once a drive-thru coffee shop will not reopen as a second-hand jewelry and gold shop. The Greenfield Common Council on Wednesday unanimously denied Guillermo Guerrero’s proposal to open the shop, which would have primarily been a place for customers to sell unwanted gold and jewelry. On Wednesday, the four alderpersons who voted – Alderperson Linda Lubotsky was absent – had concerns about where the purchased jewelry would be stored. Guerrero, through an interpreter indicated it would be kept in a safe. The alderpersons weren’t fond of that idea. The Jewelry Repair Shop was the previous tenant. That shop focused more on repairing broken jewelry, but the building has…

Leah Fleischman

11:34 am on Friday, February 22, 2013

I don't think the building should be limited as to watch can occupy it because any business could be resourceful with the small space and drive-thru.   more ›

Tuesday, December 11, 2012

Second-hand Jewelry Store Likely to be Shot Down

The Plan Commission is expected to recommend the city deny a request by the owner of Corona Jewelry to open a jewelry repair and resale shop on 27th Street.

Guillermo Guerrero, owner of Corona Jewelry, wants to open a jewelry retail sales and repair business at 6205 S. 27th St., the small building at the northeast corner of the Greenfield Emporium Square shopping center. Guerrero also hopes to use the shop for second-hand buying and selling of jewelry and gold. But his plan isn't likely to move forward. Formerly known as the Jewelry Repair Shop, the building has been vacant for several months because the previous owner had his application for a secondhand jewelry dealer license denied after officials found false and misleading information on the application. The building was initially a drive-thru coffee shop. According to Plan Commission notes, the city’s police department opposes the …

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