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Commission asks staff to verify conditional use history for 1387 North Main communication tower

5431223 · July 17, 2025
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Summary

Planning staff reported no record of an approved conditional use permit for a communication tower at 1387 North Main; commissioners asked staff to investigate whether a tower exists on the site and to report back.

On July 17, 2025 the Willard City Planning Commission reviewed a listed conditional use permit for a communication tower at 1387 North Main (application materials referenced a permit dated April 19, 2001). Planning staff reported they could not find a record of an approval.

Commission staff said the file shows an application but not a completed approval. Commissioners discussed whether a tower currently occupies the Roach property near Second West and suggested staff inspect the site and check aerial or street-view imagery. The discussion included questions about the tower height listed in earlier materials (80 feet) and whether the current owner or a successor franchise agreement (CenturyLink, later Quest, now Lumen) applied.

No formal enforcement action or permit revocation was taken at the meeting. Commissioners directed staff to: (1) verify whether a tower structure exists at 1387 North Main, (2) check historical records and any franchise agreements tied to the site, and (3) return with recommended next steps if the structure was installed without required approvals.

Staff said they would do a site check and follow up at a future meeting.