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Peoria panel approves auto glass repair conditional use permit at 8800 91st Avenue
Summary
The Peoria Planning and Zoning Commission on Jan. 16 approved a conditional use permit for Automotive Technology Experts (Crash Champions) to operate an auto glass repair shop at a vacant 4,000 sq. ft. building at 8800 91st Avenue, subject to conditions in Exhibit 1. The vote was unanimous and there were no public objections.
The Peoria Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously approved a conditional use permit for Automotive Technology Experts (CU 24-02) to operate an automobile glass repair business at 8800 91st Avenue during its Jan. 16 meeting. The permit was approved subject to the conditions of approval in Exhibit 1.
The decision clears the way for the applicant, listed in the record as Robin Meister on behalf of Crash Champions, to operate within an existing approximately 4,000-square-foot building on a roughly 0.6-acre site. Michelle Navarro, a city planner, told commissioners that the proposed use will operate Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., that all vehicle operations will occur inside the enclosed building and that no outdoor display or storage is proposed.
“As proposed, the use will comply with these limitations,” Navarro said, referring to the special limitations for automobile glass repair uses in the city’s zoning requirements. Staff reported the site was noticed according to city rules, a legal advertisement was published, and no public comments or opposition were received during the noticing period.
Navarro and other staff noted the building previously housed an auto glass repair use, but the prior operation ceased for more than 180 days; because of that lapse, the business must obtain a new conditional use permit. Commissioners asked whether there are any pending plans for the vacant parcel immediately south of the site; staff said no formal application exists for that parcel at this time.
The site is immediately adjacent to Loop 101 and near the Olive Plaza commercial center and a Fry’s store; staff said nearby land uses include commercial plazas and single-family residences across 91st Avenue. A Prop 207 waiver was received by the city and was noted in staff materials. Based on staff review of the applicant’s narrative and proposed operations, staff recommended approval subject to the conditions listed in Exhibit 1.
A motion to approve CU 24-02 passed unanimously. The commission did not receive public comment on the item at the hearing.
Commissioners adjourned after a short agenda and staff reminded the commission of upcoming meeting dates.
