1748 Campbell Way

The Port McNeill council is considering a Temporary Use Permit (TUP) for a food truck cluster at 1748 Campbell Way, a property currently used by Applewood Ford for vehicle sales. According to a staff report from October 2023, construction was observed on the site at that time. The next steps after council's decision on the TUP include issuance of the permit and then a building permit and occupancy permit for a modular ATCO structure on the same lot. The applicant, Applewood Ford, already operates a vehicle lot at this address, as referenced in North Island Gazette coverage (https://www.northislandgazette.com/local-news/port-mcneill-council-roundup-donations-reports-tup-requests-and-more-7312889) and public Facebook posts. The TUP request for a food truck cluster suggests the site may be evolving toward a more mixed-use commercial hub. The modular ATCO structure in the permit pipeline implies a permanent sanitary or service building is planned, which would support longer-term activation beyond a typical seasonal food truck operation. This fits with the municipality's interest in activating commercial nodes without requiring a full rezoning. The timeline is contingent on council's vote on the TUP. No correspondence or opposition data is available in public records. The integration of a modular building permit within the same application sequence means the food truck cluster could become a more permanent fixture on the lot. Any delay at the TUP stage would push the building permit and subsequent occupancy timeline correspondingly. The data does not indicate whether the existing vehicle sales use will continue alongside the proposed food truck operation.

The Port McNeill council is considering a Temporary Use Permit (TUP) for a food truck cluster at 1748 Campbell Way, a…