Outdoor Storage Operations
Summary
A local landscaping business requested a conditional use permit to store equipment, vehicles, and bulk materials outside at 5769 West Feulner Park Circle. Because the site sits inside a drinking water source protection overlay zone, the permit required Planning Commission approval, which was granted without extra conditions.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 10
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 20, 2026.
Impact analysis
None.
The local business owners get official authorization to stage equipment and landscaping supplies on their property.
Nearby property users if dust and loose materials are not properly contained.
Mentions & discussions (10)
Planning Commission Meeting - Oct 20, 2026
A local landscaping business requested a conditional use permit to store equipment, vehicles, and bulk materials outside at 5769 West Feulner Park Circle. Because the site sits inside a drinking water source protection overlay zone, the permit required Planning Commission approval, which was granted without extra conditions.
Administrative Hearing Regular Meeting - Sep 14, 2026
Salt Lake County wants to store materials like salt and sand at their facility near the airport. The city is looking at how to make sure this doesn't create dust or debris problems for the neighbors.
Administrative Hearings Regular Meeting - Apr 6, 2026
Businesses in M-1 zones are seeking permits to conduct outdoor storage and operations. The city is reviewing these requests to ensure they comply with zoning codes, including conditions for fencing, material height, and security to mitigate potential impacts on surrounding areas.
Planning Commission Work Session - Mar 17, 2026
A previously tabled application for outdoor storage use at Bowles Packaging is back on the table after the applicant submitted a required drainage plan. The Utilities Department has reviewed the plan, and staff noted the site layout is clear.
Work Session - Mar 3, 2026
A company wants to use land for outdoor storage, but staff flagged drainage issues that need fixing before it can be approved. The decision is on hold.
Administrative Hearing - Feb 2, 2026
The city is ensuring that industrial storage yards, like the new Stack Homes site, follow strict safety and access rules. This helps prevent traffic issues and ensures emergency vehicles can reach the property easily.
Committee of the Whole - Jan 13, 2026
Proposed changes to city code aim to clarify rules for truck parking, including definitions, designated truck routes, and a prohibition on engine brakes. The discussion highlighted the need to balance the needs of commercial drivers with resident concerns about noise and parking.
Planning Commission - Aug 5, 2025
The city is updating rules for parking commercial trucks in residential areas to make it easier for code enforcement to keep neighborhoods tidy.
Planning Commission - Apr 1, 2025
The city is managing how residents use shipping containers for storage in residential zones. This decision allows a property owner to keep containers on-site temporarily while they work on a permanent garage project.
Committee of the Whole Meeting - Feb 25, 2025
The city is looking at new rules for parking large commercial vehicles in neighborhoods. This affects people who own work trucks or large buses and want to park them at home.
Related development
J&R Property Maintenance Conditional Use Permit
Allows the business to store trailers, equipment, and bulk landscaping materials on site without negatively affecting local infrastructure or groundwater.
Salt Lake County Salt Shed Outdoor Storage
Brings the county facility into full zoning compliance while establishing strict dust mitigation and material containment rules.
Utah Decking Supply Outdoor Storage
The applicant must update their fencing to meet city code before moving forward.
Salt Depot West Storage Yard
The project cleans up a previously underutilized lot and consolidates truck storage.
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