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Frustrated resident confronts illegal business operations in public hearing

August 20, 2024 | Grand County Boards and Commissions, Grand County, Utah



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Frustrated resident confronts illegal business operations in public hearing
During a recent government meeting, community member Jim French voiced significant concerns regarding a neighboring business operating without a proper license in Rocky Road. French, who has lived in the area since 2012, described ongoing issues with the business, including trespassing on his property and heavy vehicle traffic that has led to property damage and safety concerns. He emphasized that the business's expansion and operations have negatively impacted his property value and quality of life.

French expressed frustration over the lack of consequences for the business owner, who he claims has been operating illegally for years. He urged the government to take action against what he perceives as unfair practices that could set a precedent for other businesses to follow suit. His comments highlighted the ongoing tension between residential rights and commercial activities in the area.

The meeting also included a consent agenda that passed unanimously, covering routine items such as the approval of meeting minutes, payment of bills totaling over $1 million, and ratification of various agreements, including an opioid settlement. The session concluded with a motion to enter a closed session to discuss sensitive personnel matters, which also passed unanimously. The public hearing remains open for additional comments until May 28.

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