Snack Attack/Trick Or Treat Spooktacular appears on Salt Lake County food license list
Built World Salt Lake City, UT localRecord at 1040 E Sugarmont Dr does not indicate opening date
Overview
A food business called Snack Attack/Trick Or Treat Spooktacular now appears on the Salt Lake County Health Department's public list of licensed food establishments. The record lists the address as 1040 E Sugarmont Dr in Salt Lake City.
The license is one approval among several the business may need. The record does not show when the license was issued, whether the business has opened, or whether it has passed other inspections. For neighbors, it hints at a potential new snack shop or seasonal treat store. For the business, it is a required step but not a finish line.
Why it matters
A new food business in a residential area can bring convenient treats, but health permits and zoning rules still determine if and when it can serve customers.
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Organizations Involved
The county agency that licenses and inspects food establishments.
A food business licensed at 1040 E Sugarmont Dr in Salt Lake City.
Timeline
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Food license record appears on Salt Lake County list
Latest LicenseSnack Attack/Trick Or Treat Spooktacular is listed at 1040 E Sugarmont Dr, Salt Lake City. The record does not show when the license was issued or whether the business has opened.
Scenarios
Snack Attack opens and serves customers
Discussed by: No public analysis available
The business completes any remaining inspections and opens its doors at 1040 E Sugarmont Dr. This scenario would be confirmed by a public listing showing the business operating or a health inspection record.
License record remains but business never opens
Discussed by: No public analysis available
The license stays on the county list, but no public evidence emerges that the business is serving customers. This could happen if the business stalls or the record is simply administrative.