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Planning Commission continues QuikTrip site plan, sets conditions on traffic, signage and landscaping
Summary
The Planning Commission continued QuikTrip’s conditional use permit and 4.9-acre site plan at 7716 S 2700 East, requiring the developer to address engineering review items and traffic, median, signage, lighting and landscaping details before City Council review on Feb. 12, 2026.
The South Weber City Planning Commission on Jan. 15 voted to continue QuikTrip Corporation’s conditional use permit (CUP) and commercial site plan for a proposed 4.9-acre convenience store and gas station at approximately 7716 S 2700 East, while the developer updates plans to address engineering and traffic concerns.
Community Development Manager Lance Evans told commissioners the site is zoned C-H (Highway-Commercial) and that developments over one acre require a CUP; the proposed application would replace prior 2024 approvals for an auto service station and medical offices on parcels of the site. Mr. Evans said the city had contacted UDOT and that a 2023 city traffic study will inform required changes on 2700 East.
QuikTrip and project engineer representatives reviewed store layout, landscaping and proposed access points. QuikTrip’s Braxton Kee described the company’s community outreach and store design; Galloway Company’s Brian Horan said the developer’s plans aim to "future-proof" 2700 East and provide cross access to improve corridor traffic flow.
Commissioners focused on vehicle access, median design, semi-truck movements and sign placement. Commissioner Losee said she was particularly concerned about traffic hinge points on 2700 East and the sign’s impact on nearby residents. Commissioner Dopp raised concerns about semi-trucks turning from the existing Maverik site; Lance Evans clarified that semi-trucks leaving Maverik have access to South Weber Drive rather than 2700 East.
The commission’s continuance motion requires the applicant to update site plans and documents to reflect changes listed in the Engineering review dated Dec. 29, 2025 (Jones and Associates) and to address: traffic pattern, median detail, relocation of signage, lighting levels, roundabout traffic impact, clarification of landscape plans in oil-and-gas easements, and crosswalk details prior to the City Council meeting on Feb. 12, 2026. The motion passed with Commissioners Dopp, Losee and Roberts voting aye.
The commission noted QuikTrip representatives agreed to work with city staff regarding signage and landscaping details as the plans are revised.
