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Standard Wellness seeks OK for 30-by-30 structure; commission says full plans required

September 08, 2026 | Corinne, Box Elder County, Utah


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Standard Wellness seeks OK for 30-by-30 structure; commission says full plans required
Standard Wellness representative Erin presented a proposal to keep outdoor growing and a greenhouse on a site while moving processing to a purchased facility on 12th Street and installing a 30-by-30 structure on the lot. Erin said the business intends to remove most trailers and temporary structures and leave plants and a greenhouse in place while pursuing a permanent facility elsewhere.

The commission's chair pressed the applicant for formal documentation, telling Erin the submission was insufficient for approval. The chair said the sketch provided lacked a full lot survey, building elevations, foundation and footing details, and information on materials: "I don't know whether this is made out of plastic and duct tape or there's no foundation." The chair said commissioners need a complete site plan that shows setbacks, required parking counts, ADA access and fire egress before they can move to approve the project. Erin said the firm plans to update and submit engineered drawings and aims to have footings in place before winter.

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