Planning Commission recommends approval of Commercial Design Standards Ordinance, 5–2

Compass Point CSD Zoning Map Amendment

7 yes, 0 no

Jon Proctor (yes), Kelley Anderson (yes), Weston Jensen (yes), Melanie Hammer (yes), Chris Sloan (yes), Tyson Hamilton (yes), Sarah Faircloth (yes)

Commercial Design Standards Ordinance

5 yes, 2 no

Weston Jensen (no), Jon Proctor (yes), Kelley Anderson (no), Melanie Hammer (yes), Chris Sloan (yes), Tyson Hamilton (yes), Sarah Faircloth (yes)

Ledger Cove Site Plan Amendment

0 yes, 7 no

Melanie Hammer (no), Chris Sloan (no), Tyson Hamilton (no), Sarah Faircloth (no), Weston Jensen (no), Jon Proctor (no), Kelley Anderson (no)

Conditional Use Permit for Pet Grooming

7 yes, 0 no

Jon Proctor (yes), Kelley Anderson (yes), Weston Jensen (yes), Chris Sloan (yes), Tyson Hamilton (yes), Sarah Faircloth (yes), Melanie Hammer (yes)

Compass Point CSD

3100 North

A request to reassign land use and zoning for 398 acres to create a new commercial special district.

approved (6-1) · still approved

Pet Grooming Business

756 North Main Street

A conditional use permit for a pet shop and grooming business in an existing tenant space.

approved (7-0) · still approved

Ledger Cove Pickleball Court

1000 North Franks Drive

A request to move a previously approved pickleball court closer to the property line.

denied (0-7) · still denied

urban growth and planning

Perry Homes wants to rezone nearly 400 acres of land to create a new 'Community Special District.' This could bring major commercial development to areas currently marked for residential use, which might change the feel of the surrounding neighborhoods.

What it means: The developer and potentially the city through increased commercial tax revenue.

commercial development

The city is looking to enforce stricter design rules for commercial buildings to improve the city's overall appearance.

What it means: Residents who want a more attractive and cohesive city aesthetic.

urban development

A massive 398-acre commercial project is proposed to bring new retail and jobs to Tooele, though it will take years to build out.

What it means: Tooele residents and the city through increased tax revenue and retail options.