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Commission approves development plan for composting and tree recycling facility at 9001 Troost Ave with conditions
Summary
The commission approved CD-CPC-2026-00098 to allow a composting and tree recycling facility at 9001 Troost Ave (about 37.73 acres) with conditions; a nearby resident opposed citing noise-buffering concerns.
The City Plan Commission voted Aug. 19 to approve a non-residential development plan (CD-CPC-2026-00098) permitting a composting and tree recycling facility on roughly 37.73 acres at 9001 Troost Ave. Staff presenter Alec Gustafson recommended approval with conditions and applicants Adam Carlson, Austin Quick and Patrick Geraty appeared.
Tim Brady appeared as a public commenter opposing the project, citing concerns about noise buffering. The commission approved the plan with conditions; the motion was made by Commissioner Enders and seconded by Commissioner Hasek and the vote was unanimous (7-0). The minutes record the opposition but do not include engineering responses or mitigation details in the transcript.
The approval is conditioned on requirements from staff; the minutes do not detail those conditions in full. The record lists no abstentions or recusals.
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