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Planning commission recommends Ruby’s Inn digester building permit for town council approval
Summary
The Bryce Canyon City Planning Commission reviewed plans for a digester building addition at Ruby’s Inn on July 8, 2026, approved the permit application and will forward a recommendation to the town council after confirming a curb detail to mitigate a blind spot near the boiler room.
On July 8, 2026, the Bryce Canyon City Planning Commission reviewed and approved a building permit application from Ruby’s Inn for a digester building addition on the north side of the restaurant and recommended the permit to the town council for final approval. Jean Seiler represented Ruby’s Inn and presented the plans, which include water and wastewater connections; because the addition is within the parking lot footprint, the minutes note that no setbacks are required.
Commissioners raised a safety detail concerning the boiler room, requesting a curb to separate the building from the adjacent road and address a blind spot. The minutes record that Ruby’s included that curb in its road plan. Commissioner Klay Chynoweth moved to approve the building permit and recommend it to the town council; Chair Tim Leech seconded. Commissioner David Tebbs is recorded as voting "yes"; the minutes state the motion passed and will be forwarded to the town council for action. The minutes do not provide a full roll-call tally of votes for the motion.
The next procedural step is the town council’s consideration of the planning commission’s recommendation. The planning commission record does not specify a target council meeting date; that information was not provided in the minutes.
