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Commission backs rezoning of 12240 S 700 E to allow Break restaurant

Draper City Planning Commission · November 14, 2024
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Summary

Draper planning staff said the applicant intends a Break restaurant; the commission unanimously forwarded a positive rezoning recommendation (from RA1 to CC) to the city council for the property at 12240 S 700 E.

The Draper City Planning Commission voted on Nov. 14 to forward a positive recommendation to the city council for a zoning map amendment at 12240 S 700 E that would change the parcel from RA1 (residential agricultural) to CC (community commercial).

Nick Whitaker, the planning staff contact for the item, told commissioners the applicant's stated goal was commercial restaurant use: "The goal is to put in a restaurant." The proposal would align the parcel's zoning with adjacent commercial parcels, staff said, and the CC zone lists restaurant as a permitted use.

Applicants representing the Break restaurant brand spoke during the hearing; an applicant representative described the operator as a multi-location operator: "It's the the break restaurant and bar. It started in Daybreak," an applicant said. Commissioners asked whether an alcohol-license separation requirement would be met given a residence immediately to the north. Staff replied that the applicant indicated it would operate under a restaurant alcohol license rather than a bar license and noted the city has a limited number of bar licenses; staff also said the separation distance for the restaurant license was roughly 200 feet from a residence's front door to the property line.

Commissioner Lisa moved to forward a positive recommendation to the city council for the Brake zoning map amendment (the packet referenced application 202016MA; the motion later referenced application 2024-0216-MA). Susan seconded; the motion passed unanimously.