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Commercial Application Filed for Grantsville Arby's Development

By Utah News Staff · Originally published August 17, 2026 · 1 min read
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A commercial application has been filed for the development of a Grantsville Arby's located at 497 East Main Street.

Key takeaways

  • The proposed development is a Grantsville Arby's located at 497 East Main Street.
  • JMC PROPERTIES, INC is the developer and owner of the 0.65-acre lot.
  • The site is currently under C-N zoning.
  • Ensign Engineering is serving as the engineer for the project.

A commercial application was filed on May 20, 2025, for the development of a new Arby's in Grantsville, according to a document released by the city.

The project, described as Grantsville Arby's, involves the development of a single lot located at 497 East Main Street. The site consists of 0.65 acres and is currently zoned C-N. The application identifies JMC PROPERTIES, INC as both the developer and the owner of the property.

Ensign Engineering is listed as the engineer for the project. The application includes a statement regarding the Planning Commission's role in authorizing uses that do not detrimentally affect the health, safety, or general welfare of those working or residing in the vicinity and comply with Grantsville City zoning ordinances.

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