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Planner David Rogers reviewed the timeline: Legacy Materials received a conditional use permit in 2023 but staff and multiple departments reported that several permit conditions remained unfulfilled after repeated outreach. Rogers said staff provided notice and followed the extension granted at the prior meeting; staff recommended revocation based on lack of progress. Rogers told the commission, “based on the length of time without any progress towards compliance, staff is concerned that modifying or imposing those deadlines will not be a sufficient response.”

Neighbor Craig Cook, president of the Humane Society of Utah next door, described piles of concrete blocks, conveyor belts and other materials on the Legacy Materials site and asked the commission to require the company to remove the materials and restore the land if the CUP is revoked. Cook said the site now includes “a mountain of dirt” and cement residue that he said blows onto neighboring property.

City staff and counsel clarified that if the commission revokes the CUP, the applicant must discontinue the use within 30 days and remove business-related equipment (cement blocks, conveyors) as part of vacating the site. Staff also noted nuisance ordinances and enforcement mechanisms that could be used to address dust or other issues and that property-owner responsibility may be invoked if the business absents itself.

Commissioner Hacker moved to revoke the conditional use permit; Commissioner Hildreth seconded. The motion passed 5–0. Planning staff said that no land-use permits or business licenses would be issued for the use while the CUP is revoked, and that if the owner later seeks to reapply, staff would present timing and options to the commission. The city will require removal of business equipment from the site as part of discontinuing the use, and neighbors were advised to report nuisance issues to code enforcement if dust or other off-site impacts occur.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Murray City, Live July 17, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Murray City Planning Commission on July 17 revoked the conditional use permit for Legacy Materials at 4300 South Commerce Drive after staff said the company repeatedly failed to comply with permit conditions and operated without a city business license.","taxTitle","Murray City Council, Murray , Salt Lake County, Utah","taxId",21496,"location","Utah","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6165626,"Planning commission approves automotive storage museum at 158 East 4500 South with 250-person event cap",1683,889000,2572000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5418239-517e64a48bc24f6c8a0ec125a8cad7a0&start=889&end=2572","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5418239-517e64a48bc24f6c8a0ec125a8cad7a0/thumbnail_889000.jpg","/articles/6165626/Utah/Planning-commission-approves-automotive-storage-museum-at-158-East-4500-South-with-250-person-event-cap","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6165626-165561171f099cfeb0e3556ea22d1947/orig.mp4?Expires=1771571116&Signature=Dab0dShlUkbyQben5t18-7YsYLzT~1RSnHLAKCRK6DDbmoNUepjXxGI0n2LkYlaV6EzX9wG5FO9BZzy4bZQPRWhjbblmG1m409ac0BheT3bW2aYZk8tepojXbx9drnjdpwFvNFnAHwxIDS~rLpB7vI4YZlhjQyLtXtjF7EbJlcKpXqLdozJ7FPOUouj-5wXtA~u1HquUxjyKz0fifEknVjNc-XoB0O4wqkiLsa8Db7b6Lyk9RhYPWMSTmMq55MpgJ08KMvGadffawgRrAy3TDZebuXA~G0iDXJgXaWj~nAVBe~pKohTcD1jWUHbMLCKEKREM4frESWSGPK8SxtJluw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Vice Chair Pete Horisto called the Murray City Planning Commission meeting to order July 17, and commissioners unanimously approved a conditional use permit for an automotive storage facility and museum at 158 East 4500 South. The permit was approved with conditions in the staff report and an additional cap of 250 people for events on site.

Ruth Rock of Murray City planning staff told commissioners the proposed use — vehicle storage with gallery-style display — is allowed in the site's CD zone, that the property meets required parking and landscaping standards, and that staff had received no public comments on the application. Rock said the use “requires 30 parking stalls and the site meets that requirement.”

Applicant E. R. Quaran described the business as a museum and storage facility for primarily rare, exotic and classic cars and said the company has operated similar locations in Provo, Sandy and Trolley Square. Quaran said the business stores about 78 cars inside the building and hosts occasional events, describing typical club gatherings of about 20 cars and 40–50 people and saying his largest hosted corporate event at another location drew roughly 250 people. Quaran said, “We'd like to be open Friday, Saturday, maybe Sunday” for museum hours and that most storage would occur inside the building.

Commissioners asked about parking, fire-department review and the effect of events on surrounding uses. Planning staff recommended limiting event attendance to 250 while the city evaluates how the use functions at that cap; staff also said fire-department requirements such as an added egress door would be part of the building-permit process. The commission added the 250-person cap as a condition and passed the motion 5–0. The motion to approve the permit was made by Commissioner Kling and seconded by Commissioner Hildreth; the recorded vote was unanimous.

The applicant also disclosed intent to offer consignment auto sales for vehicles stored at the site. Planning staff said auto sales were not included in the noticed application, and state notice requirements mean the sales use must be added via an amended conditional use permit with public notice. Staff committed to bringing an amended application for consignment/sales back to the commission at the next meeting (August 7) if the applicant submits the paperwork.

Nearby residents raised safety concerns about youth activities at a nearby church and asked staff and the applicant to limit nonemergency use of the 4600 South access. Resident Leanne Parker Reed said she was “a little concerned about the people and cars” because youth activities occur nearby. The applicant replied that events would typically occur during evening hours and that most visitors are club members who store cars with the business. Eugene Kim, who identified himself as the property owner at 158 East 4500 South, and the applicant said one outdoor yard area is currently used by another tenant for storage and would not be available for public parking.

The commission's approval: the conditional use permit allows the museum/storage use at 158 East 4500 South, subject to the staff report conditions, the added 250-person event cap, compliance with building and fire-department requirements (including the proposed additional egress), and the requirement that any auto-sales/consignment activity return as an amended, noticed CUP. The applicant may pursue required building permits and a business license consistent with the approved use and conditions.","The Murray City Planning Commission unanimously approved a conditional use permit allowing an automotive storage facility and museum at 158 East 4500 South, subject to staff conditions and a cap of 250 attendees for events; auto sales were not included in the approval and must return as an amended permit.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6165611,"Commission approves findings of fact for multiple recent land‑use items",101,759000,860000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5418239-517e64a48bc24f6c8a0ec125a8cad7a0&start=759&end=860","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5418239-517e64a48bc24f6c8a0ec125a8cad7a0/thumbnail_759000.jpg","/articles/6165611/Utah/Commission-approves-findings-of-fact-for-multiple-recent-landuse-items","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6165611-8006387062f6e21a1c04ad19a56cc217/orig.mp4?Expires=1771571116&Signature=Li5Z4548caBc4JzZ~apsiqX0RSUAkDjj2rUvN7etXGuuilvA4wmhcv3IgDUMBuFWjkuh5q-~tTFVttyn0srgvELIL08E1eD2XCGmdHL3AomFr5okvoEtllx1YxO0VGxm66mB7~xuIgSLIYJkH2YMXhSQwFhURQXk0bJmo5hQzSKsaLaoiGKeYdvvSqRVck2Nd9VBU-RaT0-Gvg4iaqWOVcnWZf14iZhQP1tfSaewRkVejVOMflUlRlqcHgbnAmdXKSQzPUgnpsWVKpXRYjh3jega5P0OhfCeFU~y8TOUJeHUR6~zPqtmTb1uvUjtHSOTKWpSey9JCOoEdIaRljSsdg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","At the start of the July 17 meeting Vice Chair Pete Horisto asked whether commissioners had reviewed draft findings of fact for four items from prior meetings. Commissioner Hacker moved to approve the findings of fact and conclusions for the Sayed Auto conditional use permit, Lorana Auto Sales conditional use permit, Holy Protection Orthodox Church site plan review and Murray Tower Plaza master site plan review; Commissioner Kling seconded the motion. The commission took a voice vote and approved the findings of fact.

The action recorded approval of the written findings and conclusions as presented in the commission's pre-meeting materials; no additional discussion was reported in the meeting record.","The commission approved findings of fact and conclusions for four prior agenda items: Sayed Auto and Lorana Auto Sales conditional use permits, Holy Protection Orthodox Church site plan review, and Murray Tower Plaza master site plan review.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6165616,"Commission approves preliminary and final subdivision at 1151 East 6600 South for twin-home lots",275,3616000,3891000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5418239-517e64a48bc24f6c8a0ec125a8cad7a0&start=3616&end=3891","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5418239-517e64a48bc24f6c8a0ec125a8cad7a0/thumbnail_3616000.jpg","/articles/6165616/Utah/Commission-approves-preliminary-and-final-subdivision-at-1151-East-6600-South-for-twin-home-lots","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6165616-2885c62df38cb30e03d941b362bf4999/orig.mp4?Expires=1771571116&Signature=dnmKlL7S33n-nj5VfRAVCMSyH08IJqoXUCcIlkdrzZM5qfwhT9r7aJd2ZUuHCUQjpbWcY1tXZEb6D034j4XNIeL89y-DJtaH0HV-IMnpaFIyyV-MiiKuiCrzOIsbeoOnWeXc7v6nSyYLMk9pWNMMCwKddvWV1RFBn2anInhjlxbXDyEP9ccrzUvNxlMmxG69YohoALf5Vby7P9S6n8OIWjd2T2qe55FZQVF0T6PY4alsq0ltktb-HFley2DVU3AXc5qr403PXlJx695bfUDMebL4ckjLMNYV4pP-5CKxdRpJHGBOrYfbUfDnFIoBoqMS36CfjlJ0lyuPIZc7lOEv1A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Murray City Planning Commission approved preliminary and final subdivision approval July 17 for the property at 1151 East 6600 South, allowing the lot to be split into two R-210 lots intended for a twin‑home configuration.

Planner David Rogers told the commission the quarter-acre site meets the R-210 twin-home provision requiring at least 10,000 square feet total and a minimum of 5,000 square feet per unit; the proposed lots are about 5,000 and 6,000 square feet respectively. Staff also noted an email comment from the Tanner Ditch Company; the subdivision includes a ditch relocation and the applicant will need to reflect the ditch easement on the final plat before recording.

Applicant Kenneth Kitt said he reviewed the conditions in the staff report and can comply. Commissioners asked technical questions about recording the Tanner Ditch Company easement; staff and the applicant agreed to work with engineering staff to ensure the easement is included on the final plat prior to recording.

The motion to approve preliminary and final subdivision approval, subject to the six conditions in the staff report, was made by Commissioner Pearson and seconded by Commissioner Kling. The vote was unanimous.","The commission granted preliminary and final subdivision approval to split 1151 East 6600 South into two R-210-compliant lots for twin homes, subject to six conditions and a ditch-relocation easement with the Tanner Ditch Company.","actionData","errors"]

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