PRICE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING

MINUTES OF OCTOBER 25, 2004

PRICE CITY HALL        6:00 PM

 

PRESENT:     John B. Angotti, Chairman        Larry Bruno, Vice-Chairman                 Frankie Sacco

Francis Duzenack, Zoning Administrator           Jeanne McEvoy, Council                      Gary Lyon

Molly Penovich, Secretary

 

EXCUSED:    Penny Sampinos                       Alfred Richens

 

ALSO PRESENT:     Leslie Tolley                 Boyd Anderson

 

I           PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

            The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Chairman John B. Angotti.

 

II         ROLL CALL
           
The above members were in attendance and a quorum present.

 

III        MINUTES OF OCTOBER 12, 2004

            There were no changes or corrections and Gary Lyon moved to approve the minutes of the       October 12, 2004 Planning and Zoning, as written.  Jeanne McEvoy seconded.  Motion carried.

 

IV        CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT - A FRAME SIGNS - NOTRE DAME CHRISTMAS            BAZAAR - NADINE MORRIS, CONTACT PERSON

            In the absence of a representative, Francis Duzenack explained there will be three signs placed in           various locations.  They will be up only for a week and he has informed Ms. Morris about         limitations on placing the signs in the parkway.  There were no concerns and Larry Bruno moved      to forward a favorable recommendation to Price City Council for this Conditional Use Permit.            Gary Lyon seconded and the motion carried.

 

V         CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT - DAYCARE - TOLLEY'S TODDLERS

            241 NORTH CARBON AVENUE - LESLIE TOLLEY, OWNER

            Last Year, Ms. Tolley was given a temporary use permit for one year to see if the daycare worked        for the             neighborhood.  There have been no formal complaints from anyone in the neighborhood             and Ms. Tolley stated she thought the daycare was going very well.  She said the children are    outside from 10:00 AM to 11:15 daily and all other activities are done inside.  There were no other             questions or concerns and Larry Bruno moved to forward a favorable recommendation for a                        permanent and unrestricted Conditional Use Permit for Tolley's Toddlers.  Frankie Sacco seconded and the motion carried.

 

VI        CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT - NEW BUILDING - CASTLE VALLEY LANDSCAPE

            800 NORTH 1400 EAST - BOYD ANDERSON, OWNER - FINAL

            Mr. Anderson explained his intention to put a permanent roof over two temporary storage         containers in order to form a building.  He plans to gravel the driveway to the building until the         Phase II building is complete at which time he will hard surface.  There will be no utilities to this       building and the storm water drains to a wash at the rear of the property which then flows into   Meads Wash.  Francis Duzenack stated more information concerning the structure's ability to         support a roof would be needed before a building permit can be issued and that a Development             Agreement will need to be completed with Gary Sonntag.

 

                        (BOYD ANDERSON NEW BUILDING, CONTINUED)

            Gary Lyon moved to forward a favorable recommendation for this Conditional Use Permit,        contingent upon a Development Agreement being completed and with hard surfacing to be            completed within two years.  Larry Bruno seconded.  Motion carried.

 

VII      CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT - AVIARY/PET STORE - 37 EAST MAIN

            EDDIE HORVATH, OWNER

            Mr. Horvath was not in attendance and Francis Duzenack explained that the exhaust system was           not properly installed and Mr. Horvath is waiting for the contractor to return and complete the           system.  There was some discussion on the subject and Gary Lyon moved to table the item.              Jeanne McEvoy seconded and the motion carried.

 

VIII     STAFF

 

v     PROGRESS REPORT - JACK LEAUTAUD

      Francis reported that Jack Leautaud's paving was supposed to be completed by the end of        this month but he will be requesting an extension due to another building being planned on         the lot.  Mr. Leautaud and the future tenant are currently working on a site plan to submit                      to the Commission and should have them submitted by the November 22 Planning and   Zoning Meeting. 

v     NORTH LOOP ROAD ANNEXATION

      Francis told the Commission of Price City's plan to annex a 40 acre parcel currently owned       by Utah Trust Lands.  The property is above Florence Subdivision and the plan is to extend Cedar Hills Drive to Homestead Boulevard to create North Loop Road.

v     INFORMATION ON SKIN INK

      It was stated that Skin Ink would like to change their original CUP to add piercing.  Their          original application specifically stated no piercing would be done at the store.  The   application will be on the Agenda for November 8.

v     UPDATED TEMPORARY USE PERMIT LIST

      An updated copy of the Temporary Use Permit list was presented.  Several of the names           were removed because they are no longer in business or have relocated, one was made into         a permanent CUP, and an update was given on the Car Care Center permit.  It was      explained Joe Piccolo plans to complete the paving behind the muffler shop this year.  The          completion depends on the weather and the contractor schedule.  If it cannot be completed             this year, he will return with a request to extend the time until Spring. 

v     Other topics were discussed such as Sutherland's moving into the old Wal Mart building and the Carbon County ambulance garage looking at other properties at which to locate.

 

 

 

            There was no further business and Gary Lyon moved to adjourn.  The meeting ended at 6:52PM.

 

 

 

                                    APPROVED                                                                ATTEST

 

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                        John B. Angotti, Chairman                                            Molly Penovich, Secretary