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The project is sited on land zoned open space. City planner Sarah Wickerin told the commission that the proposal places the municipal building and public safety functions with parking largely to the north and employee/secure parking behind a gated area to the west. \"It’s expected that this area is going to be accessed mostly directly off of Highway 89,\" Wickerin said while showing the site plan and access points.

The commission’s nut‑graph: the building is intended to provide long‑term space for police and administrative staff and to include stormwater controls, utilities and landscaping that the city says will accommodate near‑term population and staffing growth. Commissioners were shown elevations and materials noted by the architect; staff said the building footprint includes two‑story and one‑story segments totaling roughly 20,000 square feet.

In discussion staff and the project team described site features the commission conditioned in the approval. The landscaping plan shows about 22 percent of the site in planted areas and a front lawn the city intends for small public events; Commissioner Holbrook said that green space measures about 68 by 77 feet. Wickerin and others said parking and lighting were sized for anticipated use and noted lighting will be directional and dark‑sky compliant to reduce glare on nearby properties.

Stormwater will be managed in part by a detention basin and a planned regional pond in the northeast corner of the city property. Wickerin said runoff from the new building and adjacent highway flow will route to that pond and to an on‑site detention facility and that the work must be coordinated with the city’s broader drainage project. Utilities staff confirmed culinary water mains have been installed up to the highway and service laterals for water and sewer have been stubbed to the building and adjacent future fire station; the water utility is finalizing meter sizing based on building fixture counts.

The architect and staff told the commission the design accommodates growth in staff and services: the building program was sized from a needs analysis of current staffing and projected near‑term staffing levels. Staff said the selected height is under the maximum code limit and was chosen to blend with the nearby Public Works building.

The commission approved the conditional use permit and site plans by voice vote; the approvals are subject to items listed in the city planner’s and city engineer’s memos and to receipt of a small number of outstanding agency letters. Wickerin reminded the commission that a 15‑day appeal period applies to the administrative decision.

Next steps: the city will finalize remaining agency letters, complete prequalification and bidding documents and issue the bid package in September; staff expects to select a contractor by late September. If no appeal is filed during the 15‑day window, the city will proceed to construction coordination and preconstruction meetings.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Harrisville City Planning Commission Meeting August 13, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Harrisville City Planning Commission on Aug. 13 granted a conditional use permit and preliminary and final site plan approval for a new Public Safety and City Hall building at approximately 686 West 1750 North, subject to conditions in staff and engineering memos.","taxTitle","Harrisville Planning Commision, Harrisville , Weber County, Utah","taxId",21257,"location","Utah","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},5998123,"Planning commission approves home‑occupation conditional use permit for esthetician at 207 West 2150 North",289,623000,912000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5844566-68ce0f2d45a7a4afdcaf72dbc32a2157&start=623&end=912","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5844566-68ce0f2d45a7a4afdcaf72dbc32a2157/thumbnail_623000.jpg","/articles/5998123/Utah/Planning-commission-approves-homeoccupation-conditional-use-permit-for-esthetician-at-207-West-2150-North","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/5998123-a521db486317a285aa13f13cefb238f1/orig.mp4?Expires=1771152456&Signature=K4atgy8WRJ2bTmTe7-4bA1oPL~aPDrJf2k-WaoiQpOI4H6iGNJ73nEJXxgX6n12vNF1Vkvnvz1E4gaqdsHEyDNhrdfSMfia~2tC8ZJeOxUyGXpGyEOCK8ZQTePj4-tSSToooLKYhg20jjBn8p9fPKhFDC~8pJqCXnpf7tmXbuDbpM1TQSQJ5~MOFDrbW-f8lXjB-lCb-86Nm24YyF4-NdqVT2xanAnw97mIVArEaj96wF4LzXhQDT9qeTDLClHKdlv-zm6lYo9qKc8lkD7qyNjzp-YBrLNUsxjtNJD1kKexkH-MzTFkIltCgr0p9ybpGjqwnARMD7ykz0IKLgYputw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Harrisville City Planning Commission on Aug. 13 approved Conditional Use Permit No. 148 allowing Sasha Martinez to operate esthetician services from a room in her residence at approximately 207 West 2150 North, subject to conditions in the staff memo dated Aug. 13, 2025.

Martinez told the commission her primary service is \"eyelash extensions,\" with occasional waxing and lash tints and lifts. She said appointments last about an hour to an hour 15 minutes and she typically sees five to six clients on a busy day. Martinez said products and supplies will be stored inside the designated room and that she does not plan to sell retail products.

City staff noted the home‑occupation rules in the municipal code, including the 25 percent floor area limit for home businesses and restrictions on chemical use and outside storage. Planner Sarah Wickerin told commissioners that Martinez’s application fits the city’s criteria and that the memo documents the standards the city will enforce.

The commission moved and seconded approval of Conditional Use Permit No. 148 with the condition that the permit comply with the staff memo dated Aug. 13, 2025, and the applicable sections of the Harrisville City Municipal Code. The motion passed by voice vote.

Martinez was congratulated by the commission and staff; the chair noted staff would close out remaining administrative steps with the applicant.","The Planning Commission granted Conditional Use Permit No. 148 to Sasha Martinez to operate esthetician services (primarily eyelash extensions) at her home near 207 West 2150 North, subject to the staff memo and municipal code limits on home occupations.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},5998128,"Planning commission grants preliminary site plan for Harrisville Commercial Development; storm drainage coordination with Pleasant View required",263,64000,327000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5844566-68ce0f2d45a7a4afdcaf72dbc32a2157&start=64&end=327","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5844566-68ce0f2d45a7a4afdcaf72dbc32a2157/thumbnail_64000.jpg","/articles/5998128/Utah/Planning-commission-grants-preliminary-site-plan-for-Harrisville-Commercial-Development-storm-drainage-coordination-with-Pleasant-View-required","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/5998128-af9ddcd92e459ef19f669ac7c9e31edd/orig.mp4?Expires=1771152456&Signature=EVO65XbCjcfRjy~ObK90U7qrhLhSX3KgM5N7P0UOVN142m0akDvkFAQ~Cy3yhhj5W71UTilJcoP57i1MxSqzUx7ME3HlFsfAn29Nd6L4jYUEnAhOlW-Pwa7Ey0hCdCk4vT~BBLKSM102d0HzPXnB3R1UmVA3u7YIRtoop~mjqOvDmQnNAgOf2g9Z4pvCmHaUzRU5LzUItEDl-yTp-pI6MoElibH~Bp2695nXgiUzPuuwYPMagkNJMFiByFu-WfIkc7nsFiTgBA9vAOWI5BhCm8kf8sKIoiFOcV~OoWgMzJRoc2oncC0ilEWayKcBVxt6KRAOJyggi3n~K96KXoetuw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Harrisville City Planning Commission on Aug. 13 granted preliminary site plan approval for the Harrisville Commercial Development, located roughly at 2550 North 750 West, subject to the conditions listed in the city engineer’s memo dated June 5, 2025.

Commission documents and the developer’s representative described drainage and coordination issues as the primary outstanding items. Developer representative Cecil Satterford said the team proposes an underground storm retention system to preserve parking and because the site’s clay soils limit infiltration. Satterford said engineers designed the system to meet geotechnical recommendations and that it will be \"detain[ed] in that system underneath and release, the controlled rate to the storm drain system.\"

Satterford and staff said the site fronts 2550 North (Pleasant View Road) on the Pleasant View side and also has frontage on 750 West in Harrisville; Pleasant View City must accept certain road and storm improvements. Staff noted they had received a memo from Pleasant View and other agency letters for nearby well sites; Satterford said one required agency letter was still pending at the time of the meeting.

Sarah Wickerin and City engineering staff discussed required technical items in the June 5 memo; the commission’s preliminary approval is conditioned on addressing those engineer and planning comments before final site plan approval. Staff said the project team will work with Pleasant View and Harrisville engineers on pipe connections, potential road cuts for overflow/control release structures, and final design details. One house on the site is scheduled for demolition the following day for fire department training, the developer said.

The commission approved the motion to grant preliminary site plan approval by voice vote with conditions listed in the engineer’s memo. Staff reminded commissioners that final site plan approval returns to the Planning Commission for review after the outstanding technical items are resolved.

Next steps: the developer and city staff will complete the items in the engineer’s memo, secure pending agency letters and return to the Planning Commission for final site plan approval.","The Planning Commission granted preliminary site plan approval for the Harrisville Commercial Development at about 2550 North 750 West, subject to the city engineer's June 5, 2025 memo. The developer said underground storm retention is proposed because of clay soils and that Pleasant View City must accept the discharge to their system.","actionData","errors"]

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