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Planning Commission sends Cody Hoke auto‑repair special‑use permit to public hearing after plan clarifications
Summary
The commission unanimously agreed to send Cody Hoke's special-use permit for an auto repair/service garage to a public hearing (April 28), after clarifying parking/fencing details, requiring the County be named as an insurance certificate holder, and shortening the permit term to 30 years.
The Page County Planning Commission voted March 24 to place Cody Hoke's special-use permit application for an auto-repair/service garage on the agenda for the next available public hearing (April 28).
Commissioners reviewed an updated sketch/conceptual plan from the applicant and questioned the intended use of two labeled parking areas. Staff clarified that the fenced area discussed in the proposed Condition 10 corresponds to the area labeled "11" on the plan. The Commission added a condition that "The County of Page shall be named a certificate holder in the policy." Commissioner Ken Johnson moved to schedule the application for public hearing; Commissioner William Turner seconded the motion and the roll call showed a unanimous vote (5–0).
Other edits to the draft conditions included standardized references to the "sketch/conceptual plan," revised wording about proper containment and disposal of used oil and hazardous liquids, and removal of the previously proposed violation/penalty schedule. Commissioners also shortened the proposed permit duration from 50 to 30 years, reflecting the panel's view on investment scale and oversight.
No final permit decision was made at the meeting; the public hearing will give neighbors and other stakeholders an opportunity to comment before a final recommendation.
