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Planning commission reinstates AutoCorrect mobile-mechanic permit
Summary
The Riverton Planning Commission unanimously reinstated a conditional-use permit for AutoCorrect LLC, allowing Derek Stokes to operate a mobile auto-mechanic home occupation from 2150 West Gregory Avenue under standard conditions after his business license lapsed and was reinstated.
The Riverton City Planning Commission voted unanimously on June 11 to reinstate a conditional-use permit for AutoCorrect LLC, a mobile auto-mechanic business run by Derek Stokes at 2150 West Gregory Avenue.
Staff member Lisa explained that Stokes had been issued a conditional use five years earlier but the city business license had lapsed, which voided the permit. Lisa recommended reinstatement after Stokes renewed his city license, noting the standard conditions that all repair work must be mobile and that up to 50% of the garage may be used for business activities. In introducing himself, Stokes said, "Derek Stokes. Business, it's fully mechanical, mobile mechanic." He told the commission the lapse was due to state-level paperwork and changes in management and that the business is now current.
Commissioners had no public opposition and no neighbors spoke. Commissioner Clough moved to approve PLZ-2027 with conditions; Commissioner Marzo seconded and the motion passed unanimously. Chair Park closed by wishing Stokes success with his business and his car project for his son.
What happens next: the reinstated conditional-use permit will be implemented under the staff-recommended conditions; any future complaints or changes would return to the commission as required.
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