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Murray Planning Commission approves minutes, three findings of fact, a massage‑therapy conditional use permit and a flag‑lot subdivision

Murray City Planning Commission · February 20, 2026
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Summary

At its Feb. 19 meeting the commission approved the Jan. 15 minutes, three findings of fact (including Auto Expo LLC and Hells Gate Gym), a conditional use permit for a massage therapy business at 97 W. Winchester St., and a subdivision amendment creating a flag lot for Milne Era Estates (5712/5720/5748 S 800 W).

The Murray City Planning Commission approved several routine and land‑use items at its Feb. 19 meeting.

Approvals at a glance - Minutes: Commissioners approved the meeting minutes from Jan. 15, 2026 by voice vote after a motion and a second. - Findings of fact: The commission approved three findings of fact and conditions, covering Auto Expo LLC (conditional use), Hells Gate Gym (conditional use) and a subdivision amendment (motion approved by voice vote). - Conditional use permit — massage therapy (97 West Winchester Street): Staff (Ruth Ruach) recommended approval and the applicant, Rebecca Snediger, confirmed she could meet the four listed conditions. The commission approved the conditional use permit on a roll call vote (commissioners recorded their votes in the affirmative). - Subdivision amendment — Milne Era Estates (5712, 5720 and 5748 South 800 West): Staff presented the proposed flag lot subdivision including lot reconfiguration; applicant Carolyn Milne confirmed she understood the conditions and asked about soils reports (staff clarified soils reports are required with building permits). The commission approved the subdivision amendment and flag‑lot creation on roll call, subject to conditions listed in the staff report.

Votes and motions: motions were made, seconded, and carried. For the two items with roll calls (the massage therapy conditional use permit and the Milne subdivision amendment) staff conducted roll call votes in which attending commissioners voted affirmative (as recorded on the roll calls shown in the transcript). Other consent items were adopted by voice vote.

Next steps: the approved conditional use permit and subdivision amendment proceed under the conditions set by staff; the land‑use table discussion will continue at future meetings.