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Ephraim planner reports on 700 North stoplight; Burger King and Costa Vida applications received
Summary
At its Feb. 11 meeting, the Ephraim City Planner updated the commission on the status of a potential stoplight on 700 North and confirmed receipt of applications for a Burger King and a Costa Vida; no decisions were made and staff will process the applications in accordance with normal review procedures.
City Planner Megan Spurling informed the Ephraim City Planning Commission on Feb. 11, 2026, that the city has ongoing work regarding a proposed stoplight on 700 North and that formal development applications for a Burger King and a Costa Vida restaurant have been submitted and received by the planning office.
Spurling did not announce final decisions or timelines at the meeting; she reported the applications had been received and that staff will process them through the standard review procedures. The transcript records that commissioners were informed but does not include verbatim statements about timing, traffic studies or approvals.
No formal votes or approvals were taken on the stoplight or the commercial applications during the Feb. 11 meeting. The commission postponed approval of the Jan. 28 minutes and later adjourned at 8:00 p.m. after a motion by Planning Commission Member Larry Smith, seconded by Planning Commission Member Joe Howe.
Staff will return to the commission with additional details on project timelines and any traffic or site-specific studies as they become available.
