Logan · week of October 4, 2026
Council denies Ordinance 26-17: Elevate West Rezone, 1–3
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What changed in Logan
Motion by Councilmember Dahle, seconded by Vice Chair López, to approve minutes from September 1, 2026, Regular Council Meeting and the September 15, 2026, meeting agenda, as presented.
5 yes, 0 no
Katie Lee-Koven (yes), Mike Johnson (yes), Ernesto Lopez (yes), Melissa Dahle (yes), Jeannie F. Simmonds (yes)
Watch this moment →Approval of September 15, 2026 Minutes and Agenda
5 yes, 0 no
Mike Johnson (yes), Jeannie F. Simmonds (yes), Ernesto Lopez (yes), Melissa Dahle (yes), Katie Lee-Koven (yes)
Watch this moment →Approval of Resolution 26-34: Wastewater Master Plan Update
4 yes, 0 no
Jeannie F. Simmonds (yes), Ernesto Lopez (yes), Melissa Dahle (yes), Mike Johnson (yes)
Watch this moment →Approval of Resolution 26-33: Solid Waste Collection and Disposal Fees
4 yes, 0 no
Jeannie F. Simmonds (yes), Ernesto Lopez (yes), Melissa Dahle (yes), Mike Johnson (yes)
Watch this moment →Ratification of Board Appointments
4 yes, 0 no
Ernesto Lopez (yes), Melissa Dahle (yes), Jeannie F. Simmonds (yes), Mike Johnson (yes)
Watch this moment →Approval of Resolution 26-35: Budget Adjustments (State Task Force & Library Grants)
4 yes, 0 no
Mike Johnson (yes), Jeannie F. Simmonds (yes), Ernesto Lopez (yes), Melissa Dahle (yes)
Watch this moment →Denial of Ordinance 26-17: Elevate West Rezone
1 yes, 3 no
Jeannie F. Simmonds (no), Ernesto Lopez (no), Melissa Dahle (yes), Mike Johnson (no)
Watch this moment →adopt Ordinance 26-16 as presented.
5 yes, 0 no
Ernesto Lopez (yes), Melissa Dahle (yes), Katie Lee-Koven (yes), Mike Johnson (yes), Jeannie F. Simmonds (yes)
Development activity
Maple View Subdivision Rezone
approximately 350 South 1400 West
A zone change request for 10 acres from NR-4 to NR-6 in the Woodruff Neighborhood.
still pending
Track this project →WAB Warming Center
85 East 100 North
A conditional use permit request to operate a seasonal warming center for unhoused persons from November through April.
still pending
Track this project →Lighthouse Learning Childcare
54 East 700 South
An in-home daycare application serving up to 16 children in the Woodruff Neighborhood.
still pending
Track this project →Schreiber Foods - Project Helios
885 North 600 West
A request for a 4,800 sq ft building addition and eight 53-foot silos at Schreiber Foods.
still pending
Track this project →Elevate West
1200 West 200 South
A request to rezone 5.08 acres from Commercial to Mixed Residential 20 (MR-20) to facilitate a 100-townhome residential development.
denied (1-3) · still denied
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Also discussed
West Side Rezone and Commercial Land Preservation
The council debated whether to convert a 5-acre commercial property on the west side into townhomes. While some neighbors favored homes over commercial activity, council members emphasized the need to preserve commercial land for future services in growing neighborhoods.
What it means: West side residents seeking neighborhood commercial services rather than additional high-density housing.
Follow this issue →Ellis Neighborhood Commercial-to-Residential Rezone Proposal
A developer is requesting to rezone 5.08 acres at 1200 West 200 South from commercial to mixed residential use to build 100 townhomes. Nearby industrial and warehouse business owners have raised concerns about potential noise and operational conflicts between high-density housing and existing industrial facilities.
What it means: Prospective home buyers seeking housing options in Logan.
Follow this issue →Wastewater Master Plan Update and Infrastructure Financing
The city is considering the adoption of an updated Wastewater Master Plan that outlines $22 million in existing system needs and $21 million in 10-year growth projects, detailing Logan's financial obligations alongside regional partners.
What it means: Involves multi-million dollar capital improvement outlays, including Logan's $9 million share of existing needs and $3.7 million for growth-driven projects.
Follow this issue →Logan Light and Power Rate Updates
The city council is reviewing proposed electric rate schedules and energy cost adjustment policies for Logan Light and Power customers.
What it means: The municipal utility fund and operational stability.
Follow this issue →FY 2026-2027 State Grant Budget Appropriations
The city is reviewing incoming state grant funds to support local drug task force investigations and library interlibrary loan services. These funds expand municipal capabilities in law enforcement and educational resource sharing without drawing on local property taxes.
What it means: Appropriates $91,541 in external state grant revenues to municipal accounts.
Follow this issue →Water Infrastructure Investment
The city is considering the adoption of an updated Wastewater Master Plan that outlines $22 million in existing system needs and $21 million in 10-year growth projects, detailing Logan's financial obligations alongside regional partners.
What it means: Involves multi-million dollar capital improvement outlays, including Logan's $9 million share of existing needs and $3.7 million for growth-driven projects.
Follow this issue →FY 2025-2026 Budget Adjustments for State Grants
The city is looking at adding state grant money into the budget for local drug investigations and library book-sharing programs.
What it means: Adds $91,541 in state grant revenue and corresponding appropriations to the city budget.
Follow this issue →Logan City School District Annual Report
Superintendent Frank Schofield shared positive metrics on student achievement, including high kindergarten reading scores and a 92% graduation rate, while highlighting ongoing facility improvements and community partnerships.
What it means: Logan City students, families, and community members.
Follow this issue →Redevelopment Funding Allocation
The council is considering moving millions in funding to support the purchase of the Public Works building and new solar infrastructure.
What it means: Reallocation of $10.75 million in municipal funds for capital facilities and renewable energy infrastructure.
Follow this issue →Mixed Residential Zoning Change
A developer is asking to rezone 5.08 acres at 1200 West 200 South from commercial to mixed residential use, which could bring new housing options to the Ellis neighborhood.
What it means: Prospective residents seeking housing options in the Ellis neighborhood and the property developer.
Follow this issue →Short-Term Rental Restrictions in Commercial Mixed-Use Zones
Logan City is proposing code changes to prevent short-term rentals and hotels from operating inside mixed-use residential buildings in commercial zones.
What it means: Long-term residents and neighborhood stability in commercial corridors.
Follow this issue →Maple View Subdivision Development
A 10-acre property near 350 South 1400 West is proposed for a rezone from suburban low-density residential to a slightly higher density traditional neighborhood residential category.
What it means: Future homebuyers and developers looking for increased housing variety.
Follow this issue →Homelessness Services
The commission will consider a seasonal permit to shelter unhoused individuals during winter months at St. John's Episcopal Church in the Adams Neighborhood.
What it means: Unhoused residents seeking shelter during freezing winter weather.
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