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Commissioners raise environmental and compatibility concerns about junkyard request at 1113 East Main Street

Town of Pulaski · July 13, 2026
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Summary

Good Old Boys Recovery Inc. filed for a special exception to operate a junkyard on a 2.36‑acre I2 parcel at 1113 East Main Street. Commissioners expressed concern about fit with neighboring properties and the risk of fluid‑contaminated vehicles on porous ground near a brownfield and a creek.

Town staff explained that Good Old Boys Recovery Incorporated requested a special exception to locate a vehicle recovery/junkyard operation at 1113 East Main Street. Staff said the firm had previously been denied expansion at its Commerce Street location and that the special‑exception process was the route to seek the town’s approval for the new site.

Commissioners voiced clear opposition to another junkyard in town. "I don't think we need another junkyard in town," one commissioner said, citing concerns about compatibility with surrounding property uses. Multiple board members highlighted environmental risks, noting the lot’s porous soils and proximity to a creek and an existing brownfield. The board said it would relay those concerns to the applicant and indicated the matter would move to a public hearing so neighbors could be notified and provide input.

There was no applicant representative present to answer detailed operational or mitigation questions at the meeting. Staff confirmed the application will be scheduled for a public hearing and that the town will issue required notices to adjacent property owners.