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Planning commission recommended special use for truck/trailer maintenance at 4190 W. 123rd; applicants promise site improvements
Summary
Applicants seeking a special‑use permit for a truck and trailer maintenance business at 4190 W. 123rd told trustees they will pave the lot, repair fencing and limit on‑site vehicles; the planning commission previously recommended approval 6–0; board to consider the item after staff provides planning‑hearing records.
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Applicants seeking a special‑use permit for truck and trailer maintenance at 4190 W. 123rd presented to the board on March 31 and said they will make site improvements if approved. Steve Raddis, realtor for landlord Abe Chaban, said the landlord already has quotes for blacktop (lowest bid reported at roughly $32,000–$34,000) and will repair and uniform the perimeter fence; tenant Ahmad (owner/operator) described the operation as maintenance and light service (brakes, tires, routine maintenance), not heavy engine work.
Raddis and Ahmad said the Planning & Zoning Commission voted 6–0 in favor of the special‑use request. Raddis told trustees the proposed limits would include a cap on vehicle counts (examples cited: seven cab units and four trailers) and landscaping/beautification commitments. Trustees said they want the planning‑hearing transcript and packet materials available and will place the item on a future agenda for formal vote once staff confirm the record and proposed stipulations.
Mayor John D. Ryan thanked the applicants for reinvesting in the community and asked staff to verify drainage and sewer access; planning staff confirmed existing sewer infrastructure on the site and said the disturbance will be less than half an acre, so no additional retention was required under local rules.
The board did not vote on the special use at the March 31 meeting; trustees asked staff to return with the planning transcript and any stipulations for formal consideration at the next meeting.

