New Eatery Approved

Anita Weston, Reporter

Rich Civic Times

GARDEN CITY, Utah.  September 5, 2018.  A discussion was held concerning the parking and architectural standards for Moose Buns, a new business which plans to sell flavored hot and cold drinks, cinnamon rolls and pretzels, to be located at 220 West 10 South.  This address is next to Renegade Raceway.  The owners of Moose Buns are Audell and Bobby Bates.

There will be no inside seating but will be a drive-through only.  There will be a concrete pad about 500 square feet in size.  The structure is a custom-built tuff shed about 17’ by 20’.   There will be a gravel area where workers will park their cars.  There will some extra parking for supplying, overflow for extra workers etc.   The architectural standards required in Garden City are met because the shed is made of wood.  The height of the building is about 14’ tall.

There will be a restroom for employees but none for the public.  There will be no outside tables, or a public ADA restroom will be required.   The Bates were asked to design the parking area so that everyone will know exactly where the worker parking is located.  

The motion was made and passed allowing this business . There will be no outside eating areas, and it will be a drive through only.

Ted Holmberg appeared before the Commission asking that the property he owns that is in front of the Bear Lake Monster Storage be rezoned.  Bear Lake Monster Storage is located at 395 West Logan Road.  He requested that his property be divided into four lots.  He would like the two front lots—lots 1 and 4—be changed to the C1 Zone.  Lots 2 and 3 would be zoned C3.  Each of the lots contained about an acre and a half in size. 

After the discussion, it was suggested that an actual plan showing how these various lots will be used should be determined.  The Commission felt that to make changes without information about the purpose and what will be placed on these properties should be made known before zoning changes be made.