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Draper council approves consent calendar, event permits and zoning amendment in unanimous votes
Summary
Council unanimously approved the consent calendar (including reappointment to the Historic Preservation Commission and property disposal), granted local consent for an alcohol permit and a full-service restaurant license, and adopted Ordinance 1697 rezoning 1.04 acres at 283 East Tanager Lane from RA‑1 to R‑3.
The Draper City Council approved several items on unanimous votes during its Jan. 6 meeting.
What passed: - Consent calendar (4–0): approval of the Jan. 6, 2026 meeting minutes; Resolution 2605 reappointing Carina Pace to the Historic Preservation Commission; and Resolution 2606 disposing of property seized as evidence in accordance with the cited Utah code. The motion to approve the consent calendar was made by Miss Lowry and seconded by Miss Johnson; roll-call votes recorded four "Yes" votes.
- Item 6A (4–0): local consent granted for a single-event alcohol permit for CRUE Group LLC (DBA Utah Premier Events) for a Galentine’s event to be held at the Ballard event space; staff (Travis) confirmed permit qualifications and code limitations. Motion by Council Member Tasha; second by Fred.
- Item 6B (4–0): local consent granted for a full-service restaurant license for Star Group LLC (DBA Desi Kitchen) at 153 West 23rd. Staff confirmed required separation distances from community locations; motion by Ms. Johnson, second by Catherine.
- Item 6C (4–0): Ordinance 1697 adopted to amend the official zoning map for approximately 1.04 acres at 283 East Tanager Lane (Butler zoning amendment) from RA‑1 (residential agricultural) to R‑3 (single-family residential). Planning staff reported multiple feasible lot configurations and that the applicant and owner were present for questions; motion by Mr. Lowery, second by Miss Dahl.
How the votes were taken: Each vote was moved, seconded and decided by roll call with the mayor and four council members present; Mr. Green was absent due to deployment. Where mover/second were recorded, the record lists the names above.
What it means: The actions include an appointment to a city advisory commission, disposal of seized property under a cited Utah code provision, approvals for alcohol-related local consents consistent with city code, and a zoning change that enables a potential three‑lot subdivision pending later subdivision review.
Ending: All listed items passed unanimously (4–0); council moved on to other business following the votes.
