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Tyrone staff reports Jenkins Road progress; Sonic site flagged for recurring dumping

Tyrone Planning Commission · August 15, 2025
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Summary

Planning staff told the commission Jenkins Road development is progressing toward building permits; commissioners raised concerns about trash and dumping at the Sonic property, and staff said the town treats it as an ongoing code enforcement case with weekly checks and plans to hire a full‑time officer.

During new business, Philip, planning staff, updated the commission on local development and code enforcement matters. He said the Jenkins Road development has progressed through site plan and is moving toward building permits and mass grading despite recent rain delays: "I anticipate... we'll be approving their building plans next week," Philip said.

Commissioners raised a concern about the Sonic property being used as a dumping site; Philip said the town is treating the location as a recurring code enforcement case and that SafeBuilt is monitoring the site weekly. "It's basically a rolling code enforcement case," Philip said, and the town is attempting to hire a full‑time code enforcement officer to improve enforcement capacity.

No formal action was taken; commissioners agreed staff would continue monitoring code enforcement cases and report back as needed. The meeting then moved to adjournment.