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Little Caesars was accidentally approved, and now downtown Sebastopol is stuck with it

A city staff oversight allowed permits for a Little Caesars franchise, despite a 2018 ban on chain stores; the chain is the third-largest pizza company worldwide.

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Little Caesars was accidentally approved, and now downtown Sebastopol is stuck with it

“Due to this error, permits were issued for a business that may not have otherwise been approved for this location under current zoning regulations.”

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Little Caesars was accidentally approved, and now downtown Sebastopol is stuck with it

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The Mercury news broke the news in San Jose, United States on Wednesday, November 26, 2025.
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