Planning Commission tables Conditional Use Permit for Tire Revolution and Action Sound, 5–0

Table Conditional Use Permit for Tire Revolution and Action Sound

5 yes, 0 no

Kelley Anderson (yes), Amanda Cordova (yes), Jon Proctor (yes), Chris Sloan (yes), Tyson Hamilton (yes)

Approval of September 23, 2026 Planning Commission Minutes

5 yes, 0 no

Kelley Anderson (yes), Chris Sloan (yes), Tyson Hamilton (yes), Amanda Cordova (yes), Jon Proctor (yes)

Review and Decision – September 23, 2026 Planning Commission meeting minutes.

5 yes, 0 no

Adjourn

0 yes, 0 no

Tire Revolution / Action Sound Auto Repair CUP

85 North Main Street

A request to authorize 'Automobile Repair and Service' and 'Accessory Outside Storage' in an existing commercial suite within the General Commercial zone.

tabled (5-0) · pending → tabled

Commercial Development: Chick-fil-A & Auto Repair Expansion

The Tooele Planning Commission will review a permit request to allow an auto repair shop at 85 North Main Street. Residents can weigh in on how the business might impact local traffic and commercial activity.

What it means: The business owner and customers seeking automotive repair services in the commercial district.

Raised 2 times this week

Automobile Repair Conditional Use Permit at 85 North Main Street

The Tooele Planning Commission will review a permit request to allow an auto repair shop at 85 North Main Street. Residents can weigh in on how the business might impact local traffic and commercial activity.

What it means: The business owner and customers seeking automotive repair services in the commercial district.

Automobile Repair and Storage Permit at 85 North Main Street

Chris Podina is seeking a conditional use permit to operate an auto repair shop and outside storage facility on a 1.01-acre commercial site. The public will have an opportunity to weigh in on how this business might impact the surrounding area.

What it means: The applicant and local motorists seeking automotive repair and tire services.

Tire Shop Outdoor Storage and Fire Safety Compliance

A proposed tire repair shop on Main Street faces hurdles because the fire department flagged its used tire storage plan as a high hazard under current fire codes. The applicant must work with safety officials to find a compliant storage method.

What it means: The business owner and surrounding commercial property owners by ensuring safe operations.