Property Owner Drury outlines plans for small business development in Tooele County

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The Tooele County Planning Commission meeting on April 23, 2025, focused on significant developments in local property management and business attraction efforts. Key discussions centered around the ongoing improvements and potential for small business growth in the area.

A property owner, who has been involved in the local real estate market for over 20 years, detailed his efforts to enhance the usability of his properties. He highlighted the completion of county road improvements necessary for accommodating increased traffic, which includes approximately 400 trucks and 3,000 cars daily. The owner emphasized the importance of these improvements for attracting small businesses, particularly in the trucking sector, to the area.
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The property owner also addressed environmental concerns related to a man-made canal that has led to wetland formation on part of his property. He reported coordination with the Division of Natural Resources and the Army Corps of Engineers to ensure compliance with environmental regulations. Approximately 9.9 acres of wetlands will remain untouched as part of the development plan.

In addition to infrastructure improvements, the owner mentioned significant investments made to clean up the property, including the removal of tires that had accumulated over decades. This cleanup effort cost around $225,000 and was aimed at making the land more appealing for future business ventures.

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Another speaker, a commercial real estate agent, expressed enthusiasm about the ongoing development in Tooele County. He noted interest from various developers in sectors such as data centers and trucking facilities, indicating a growing recognition of the area's potential for economic growth.

The meeting underscored the commitment of local stakeholders to enhance the business landscape in Tooele County, with plans to continue attracting small businesses and improving infrastructure to support economic development. The discussions reflect a proactive approach to fostering a thriving community that aligns with the county's master plan.

Converted from Tooele County Planning Commission 4/23/25 meeting on April 25, 2025
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