Planning Commission approves Adjournment

Adjournment

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Project CUP-26-016 Approval

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Project CUP-25-015 Approval

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Consent Agenda Approval

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Planning Commission Chair and Vice Chair Elections

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Adjourn

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Cottonwood Paper Mill Demolition (CUP-25-005)

6851 S. Big Cottonwood Canyon Road

A conditional use permit application requesting permission to demolish the historic Old Mill structure.

Discussed — no decision yet

Resync LC

7640 South 2325 East

A conditional use permit request to operate a home-based massage therapy practice with staggered appointments.

Discussed — no decision yet

Loving Nest Childcare

7164 South Ponderosa Drive

A conditional use permit request to operate a home-based child care facility for up to 12 children with one non-resident employee.

Discussed — no decision yet

Old Mill Historic Preservation

Residents and officials reviewed a detailed engineering report showing that restoring or rebuilding the historic Old Mill would cost between $43 million and $46 million. The findings highlight the major financial gap and structural challenges facing any private or public attempt to save the landmark.

What it means: Estimated repair or reconstruction costs range between $43 million and $46 million, with a projected net loss for standalone development.

Raised 2 times this week

Resync LC Home Massage Therapy Permit

Rhianne Cram is seeking a conditional use permit to operate a home-based massage therapy practice at 7640 South 2325 East. Commissioners discussed expanding allowable operating hours to give the business appropriate flexibility.

What it means: Clients seeking local wellness services and the home business owner.

Commercial Zone Modernization and Permitted Uses

Brian Aarons is requesting a conditional use permit to run a child care business for up to 12 children at 7164 South Ponderosa Drive. Neighbors have expressed traffic and parking concerns regarding drop-off times on Ponderosa Drive.

What it means: Working parents in the community seeking local child care options.

Home Occupation Regulations and Neighborhood Impact

The commission reviewed two home-based businesses, emphasizing the need to balance local business opportunities with neighborhood traffic and parking safety.

What it means: Local entrepreneurs are able to operate small businesses from their residences.