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Commission approves special-use permit for small-scale automotive sales at 12480 W. 60th Terrace
Summary
RSP LLC received a special-use permit allowing small automotive sales operations (online/auction/off-site sales; up to two vehicles temporarily on-site) at an existing multi-tenant building at 12480 West 60 Second Terrace.
The Shawnee Planning Commission on Feb. 3 approved a special-use permit for RSP LLC to operate a small automotive sales business at 12480 West 60 Second Terrace, subject to the four conditions in the staff report.
City planner Lauren Grasshoft presented the proposal: the site contains an existing 11,484-square-foot, two-story multi-tenant commercial building in the CH (Commercial Highway) zoning district. The applicant proposed to use one tenant space as administrative and online operations; there will be one employee (the owner), no on-site public sales, and no more than two vehicles stored on-site at a time while awaiting transport. Sales occur online and at auctions, and any vehicles for sale will be transported off-site. The applicant’s lease provides two temporary parking spaces for vehicle staging. The property has 27 on-site parking spaces for tenants on the east side of the building.
Staff recommended approval, saying the small-scale, primarily online operations are consistent with adjacent multi-tenant commercial uses and that the operations should have no negative impact on surrounding properties. Staff said notification for the public hearing was mailed to 11 property owners; staff received one email inquiry while preparing the report and that inquirer had no objection after staff explained the limited scope of on-site activity.
Applicant Salash Hayuri stated agreement with the staff recommendations. Commissioners expressed support: Commissioner Hollick welcomed the family-owned business and said it fit the property; Commissioner Peterson said neighbor concerns were alleviated after staff outreach. Commissioner Hansen moved to approve SUP25-01 subject to staff conditions; Commissioner Hollick seconded and the motion carried by voice vote with no recorded opposition.
Conditions of approval are those listed in the staff report (four conditions), including limits on on-site vehicle storage and adherence to site and parking requirements.
