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Commission reviews business licenses and appoints local resident to planning commission

Duchesne County Commission · January 5, 2026
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Summary

Commissioners approved business licenses for TWN Goodrich LLC and other applicants (sheriff's office sign‑off noted) and moved to place a resident (named in the application letter) on the Duchesne County Planning Commission; the transcript records the motions but does not provide full roll‑call tallies.

At its Jan. 5 meeting the Duchesne County Commission considered new business licenses, a check run and an appointment to the county planning commission.

Speaker 4 presented a license application for TWN Goodrich LLC, described in the transcript as an oilfield trucking and water‑hauling service owned by Riley Goodrich. "The owner is Riley Goodrich," Speaker 4 said. The presenter said fees for the remainder of 2025 and for 2026 had been paid and that the sheriff's office had signed off.

A motion to accept the licenses as presented was made by Speaker 6 and seconded by Speaker 3; the transcript records the motion and second but does not include a full roll‑call vote or named tally for that motion in the text provided. The meeting also included a motion to approve the daily check run (referred to in the transcript as 'the doctors as presented'); that motion was recorded in the minutes discussion and seconded.

The commission reviewed a written application from a resident identified in the transcript as Kevin (the letter is signed 'Kevin Mack'). Speaker 1 read the letter and Speaker 6 moved to place 'Kevin Yac' on planning and zoning (the motion language in the transcript uses that spelling); Speaker 3 seconded. The transcript therefore contains two different spellings/representations for the appointee ("Kevin Mack" in the written letter and "Kevin Yac" in the motion). The record below notes both spellings and the discrepancy for transparency.

Other routine business included discussion of declaring a surplus truck and brief conversation about vehicle condition; the transcript records a motion to declare the vehicle surplus but does not print a complete roll call and tally for that item in the excerpt provided.

Outcome and next steps: motions to accept licenses and to place the applicant on the planning commission were made and seconded on the record; the transcript excerpt does not show detailed roll‑call tallies for those specific votes. The meeting schedule included a follow‑up staff meeting and the next commission meeting noted in the record.