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Last discussed Jul 21, 2026.

Public comments (4)

NeutralJosh MolitorJul 21, 2026

Apologized to staff for previous emotional testimony and expressed ongoing passion regarding city development issues.

Logan Municipal Council — July 21, 2026 · 13:14 →
SupportiveStetson AndersonJul 21, 2026

Spoke in favor of his rezone request for 595 West 200 North, noting it will provide attainable housing and property improvements.

Logan Municipal Council — July 21, 2026 · 39:23 →
SupportiveDan HansonJul 21, 2026

Spoke in support of the Old Mann rezone, highlighting plans for a safe, respectful lounge environment and customer transportation services.

Logan Municipal Council — July 21, 2026 · 52:29 →
SupportiveKristie CooleyApr 21, 2026

Thanked the Council for changing a neighborhood land use designation from commercial to open space to preserve green space and mitigate flooding.

Logan Municipal Council — April 21, 2026 · 2:11:30 →

News & external sources (10)

Herald JournalOct 16, 2026

North Logan rezone delayed once more as talks continue

The North Logan City Council voted Wednesday to postpone a decision on the proposed Ashbourne development once more, directing the developer to return with a plan reducing the number of

The Salt Lake TribuneOct 12, 2026

This northern Utah city may welcome data centers — if they stay significantly smaller than a new Target

This northern Utah city may welcome data centers — if they stay significantly smaller than a new Target The Salt Lake Tribune

Herald JournalOct 7, 2026

Logan council denies large rezone, hears school district report

A smaller-than-usual Logan Municipal Council tackled business this week by denying a rezone, hearing a report from the Logan City School District and discussing code with Fire Chief Nate Thompson.

Herald JournalOct 6, 2026

Logan City hosts data center open house with USU researchers

Logan City held a second open house focused on data centers involving Utah State University researchers who shared community opinions and research about data center impacts and regulations in the area.

The Utah StatesmanOct 2, 2026

Logan to hold second data center open house Oct. 5

on October 5, 2026 at 5:05 am Logan City will hold a second data center open house on Oct. 5 at 6 p.m. in the City Hall conference room, giving residents a chance to review draft zoning language before it...

Herald JournalOct 2, 2026

County planning commission approves rezone, discusses data centers

The Cache County Planning Commission recommended approval Thursday of a zoning change that could allow a local waste and recycling company to establish a headquarters and processing facility on 40 acres of agricultural land, while also beginning to shape new county rules for data centers.

Herald JournalSep 22, 2026

Logan city to host second data center open house in early October

Logan City has announced a second data center open house to be held on Oct. 5, in the city hall conference room.This follows the heavily attended open house held on Aug. 4.According to Logan Municipal Council C...

Herald JournalSep 17, 2026

North Logan rezone delayed amid parking, traffic, density concerns

The North Logan City Council tabled a controversial proposal Wednesday to rezone nearly 10 acres near 2200 North and 400 East after an extended discussion over density, parking, traffic and how the development would transition into surrounding single-family neighborhoods.

Herald JournalSep 11, 2026

Hyrum planning commission recommends denial of North Fields rezone

The Hyrum Planning Commission voted Thursday to recommend denial of a request to rezone agricultural land near 400 East 300 North for higher-density residential development, citing concerns that the change would conflict with the city’s general plan.

Herald JournalSep 7, 2026

County planning commission approves rezone, storage facility, discusses game processing

The Cache County Planning Commission recommended approval of a five-acre rezone near Mendon, delayed action on a proposed wild-game processing ordinance and approved a conditional use permit for a new storage facility during its Sept. 3 meeting.