Logan public meetings in 2025

Municipal Council

The Logan Municipal Council adopted three ordinances on December 16, 2025. These actions include a property rezone, the addition of storm water violation fees, and an amendment to a planned development project.

• ORD. 25-23: Rezoning 2.52 acres at 920 North 200 West from Mixed Residential Low (MR-12) to Community Commercial (COM)
• ORD. 25-24: Adding Storm Water Violation Fees to Land Development Code Chapter 17.60
• ORD. 25-25: Planned Development (PD-1) Amendment #2 for projects at 115 East and 155 East Cache Valley Boulevard and 1295 North 200 East

Municipal Council

The Logan Municipal Council will hold a public meeting on December 16, 2025 to interview candidates and make an interim appointment to fill the council seat vacated by Mark A. Anderson, who resigned effective November 17, 2025. The appointee will serve until January 1, 2028. Applications must be submitted by December 5, 2025.

• Interim appointment to fill council vacancy left by Mark A. Anderson's resignation
• Appointee will serve until January 1, 2028
• Application deadline: December 5, 2025 at 5:00 p.m.
• Candidates must file Conflict of Interest Disclosure and Campaign Finance Statement
• Public meeting on December 16, 2025 at approximately 6:30 p.m.

Municipal Council

The Logan Municipal Council will hold public hearings on several zoning changes and budget adjustments. The body will also interview and select an interim councilmember and discuss withdrawing from the Logan-Cache Airport Authority.

• Budget appropriation of $39,265,437 for a new Public Works building and $10,000,000 for the Electric Fund to purchase the existing building
• Proposed rezone of 2.52 acres at 920 North 200 West from Mixed Residential Low to Commercial
• Proposed amendment to Cache Valley Marketplace Planned Development at 115 East and 155 East Cache Valley Boulevard and 1295 North 200 East
• Proposed resolution for Logan City's withdrawal from the Logan-Cache Airport Authority
• Proposed code amendment to include Storm Water Violation Fees

Municipal Council

The Logan Municipal Council will hold a public hearing to decide on FY 2025-2026 budget adjustments totaling $49,276,992. The proposed changes include $39,265,437 for a new Public Works building, $10,000,000 to purchase the existing Public Works building for the Electric Fund, and $11,565 for police overtime shifts. The hearing is scheduled for December 16, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. in the Logan Municipal Council Chamber.

• $39,265,437 for new Public Works building construction
• $10,000,000 to purchase existing Public Works building for Electric Fund
• $11,565 allocated for police overtime shifts
• Public hearing at 290 North 100 West, Logan, UT
• Full resolution available on Logan City website and Utah Public Notice Website

Library Board

The Logan Library Board will hold its December 2025 meeting to discuss operational updates, review two policy changes, and hear public comments. The board will also receive reports from the library director, city council, and Friends of the Library.

• Approval of minutes from 17 November 2025
• Review of Special Collection Policy and Eligible Patron Policy (Non-resident Fee)
• Public comment period for library service feedback

Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board

The December 12, 2025, meeting of the Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board has been cancelled. No agenda items were provided.

Planning Commission

The Logan Planning Commission will hold public hearings on four items: two zone changes, a design review amendment, and a conditional use permit. The meeting also includes a bus tour of agenda sites, approval of previous minutes, and discussion of upcoming items.

• PC 25-059: Rezone .26 acres at 390 South 400 West from MR-12 to NC (Neighborhood Center)
• PC 25-060: Amendment to commercial property layout and multi-family design at 115 & 155 East Cache Valley Blvd and 1295 North 200 East
• PC 25-061: Conditional use permit for a cosmetology school (up to 40 students, 9 admin) at 925 West 200 North, Suite A1
• PC 25-062: Rezone .52 acres at 404 Park Avenue from NR-6 to NC (Neighborhood Center)

Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board

The agenda for this meeting is listed as TBD. No specific items for decision or discussion are provided in the document.

Municipal Council

This document is a procedural annual notice. It establishes the regular meeting schedule for the Logan Municipal Council for 2026.

• Regular Council meetings: first and third Tuesdays of each month at 5:30 p.m.
• Meeting location: Logan City Hall, 290 North 100 West

Municipal Council

The Logan Municipal Council adopted and approved two ordinances on December 2, 2025. These changes to the municipal code take effect immediately upon publication.

• ORD. 25-21: Amendment to Section 8.04.019 regarding the Wildland Urban Interface Code
• ORD. 25-22: Amendment to Chapter 5.10 regarding Alcoholic Beverages

Municipal Council

The Logan Municipal Council will hold public hearings on code amendments regarding alcoholic beverages and wildland urban interfaces. The body will also consider budget adjustments for police overtime and a new Public Works building.

• Proposed $39,265,437 appropriation for a new Public Works building and related improvements
• Proposed rezone of 2.52 acres at 920 North 200 West from Mixed Residential Low (MR-12) to Commercial (COM)
• Proposed resolution for Logan City's withdrawal from the Logan-Cache Airport Authority
• Public hearing on Ordinance 25-22 amending the municipal code regarding 'Alcoholic Beverages'
• Budget adjustment of $31,528 for police overtime shifts (Resolution 25-47)

Municipal Council

The Municipal Council will hold a public hearing to consider adjustments to the FY 2025-2026 budget. The discussion focuses on appropriating funds received for police overtime shifts.

• Budget adjustment of $31,528 for police overtime shifts

Logan River Golf Advisory Board

The Logan River Golf Advisory Board will meet to review financial reports and current fees. The board will also discuss updates regarding the driving range site plan and the No. 1 cart path.

• Discussion of current fees
• Driving Range Site Plan Update
• No. 1 Cart Path Update
• Cart Lease Expiration

Parks and Recreation Board

The Parks and Recreation Board will review highlights from the 2025 General Plan workshop and receive updates on several trail and park projects. The board will also discuss the Plaza Ice Rink schedule and the Logan Downtown Winter Festival.

• Trails updates for 1800 South, Spring Creek, 800 E. Trail Culvert, and South Main Bike/Ped Underpass
• Trapper Park Trail Bridge update
• Willow Park Sports Complex update
• Plaza Ice Rink schedule
• Logan Downtown Winter Festival

Municipal Council

The Logan Municipal Council is notifying the public of an ordinance adopted on February 18, 2025. The action updates road and access standards for specific types of development.

• ORD. 25-20: Amendments to Section 17.30.180 of the Land Development Code regarding road standards and access for multi-family infill and flag lot development

Municipal Council

The Logan Municipal Council will hold a regular meeting to discuss land development code amendments and budget adjustments for the police department. The session includes public hearings on road standards and equipment funding, as well as workshop items regarding alcoholic beverages and wildland urban interface codes.

• Public hearing on Ordinance 25-20: amendments to Section 17.30.180 regarding road standards for multi-family infill and flag lot development
• Resolution 25-45: budget adjustments for Police Department equipment totaling $5,889 and $9,374
• Resolution 25-47: budget adjustment of $31,528 for police overtime shifts
• Workshop on Ordinance 25-21: amendments to Section 8.04.019 regarding the Wildland Urban Interface Code
• Workshop on Ordinance 25-22: amendments to Chapter 5.10 regarding Alcoholic Beverages

Municipal Council

The Municipal Council will hold a public hearing to consider two budget adjustments for the 2025-2026 fiscal year. These adjustments involve funds received from the US Treasury Department for the Police Department.

• Appropriation of $5,889 for Police Department specialized equipment for evidence collection and documentation
• Appropriation of $9,374 for Police Department specialized equipment for evidence collection and documentation

Planning Commission

The Logan Municipal Council and Planning Commission will hold a joint workshop to discuss the draft 2045 General Plan. This is a public meeting, but public comments will not be accepted.

• Presentation on the Logan City 2045 Draft General Plan by Community Development Director Mike DeSimone

Municipal Council

The Logan Municipal Council is meeting to certify the official results of the November 4, 2025, municipal general election. The Board of Canvassers has tabulated 7,393 votes, confirming the election of Mark A. Anderson as Mayor and Ernesto Lopez and Katie Lee-Koven to the City Council.

• Certification of 2025 Municipal General Election results
• Mark A. Anderson elected Mayor with 4,326 votes (58.83%)
• Ernesto Lopez and Katie Lee-Koven elected to City Council
• Total voter turnout reported at 37.30%
• Ballots cast breakdown: 4,719 via Dropbox, 2,478 via USPS

Municipal Council

The Logan Municipal Council and Planning Commission will hold a joint workshop to discuss the Draft 2045 General Plan. Public comments will not be accepted at this meeting.

• Joint workshop on Draft 2045 General Plan
• Presentation by Mike DeSimone, Community Development Director
• Logan City Hall Conference Room, 290 North 100 West

Library Board

The Logan Library Board will hold its regular meeting on 17 November 2025 at 5:30 PM in the Quaking Aspen Conference Room (285 N Main, Logan). The agenda includes approval of minutes, public comment, director and city council reports, and a workshop discussing community feedback, board training, and policy edits including the local history collection.

• Public Services Policy changes
• Local History Collection policy edits (Joseph Anderson)
• Director’s report including budget update and building update
• Friends of the Library report
• Board Candidate Review

Municipal Council

The Logan Municipal Council will meet to complete the official canvass of the General Election results from November 4, 2025.

• Canvass of the November 4, 2025 General Election results

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings for several development projects and a code amendment. The body will discuss design reviews for townhomes and a Dutch Bros, a property rezone, and updates to storm water violation fees.

• Rezone of 2.52 acres at 920 North 200 West from Mixed Residential Low (MR-12) to Commercial (COM)
• Design review for 9 new townhome units at 675 1/2 North 500 West
• Design review for a 1,025 square foot Dutch Bros at 1200 South and Highway 89
• Amendment to Land Development Code Chapter 17.60 to include storm water violation fees
• Design review and code amendment for commercial layout and multi-family structures at 115 & 155 East Cache Valley Blvd and 1295 North 200 East

Forestry Board

The Forestry Advisory Board will meet to review a finalized tree door hanger and discuss specific tree locations. The board will also address providing ISA Arborist links to residents and Christmas lights.

• Discussion of ash tree located at 474 E 700 N
• Nomination for Champion Tree located roughly at 550 N 400 E
• Review of finalized tree door hanger
• Follow-up on providing ISA Arborist link for residents
• Discussion regarding Christmas lights

Municipal Council

The Logan Municipal Council’s November 10, 2025 meeting notice is a placeholder labeled ***TEST NOTICE*** and contains no actual agenda items. The notice provides procedural details such as meeting location, ADA accommodations, and electronic participation rules but does not include any decisions, discussions, or substantive topics.

Municipal Council

The Logan Municipal Council’s November 10, 2025 meeting notice is a placeholder labeled ***TEST NOTICE*** and contains no substantive agenda items. The notice provides procedural details such as meeting location, ADA accommodations, and electronic participation rules but no decisions or discussions.

Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board

The agenda for this subcommittee meeting is listed as TBD. No specific items for decision or discussion were provided in the notice.

Planning Commission

The Logan Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a 7-unit townhome subdivision at 454 North 100 West and discuss two Land Development Code amendments: one clarifying infill and flag lot road standards, and another proposing affordable homeownership density bonuses. A previously proposed reasonable accommodation amendment has been withdrawn.

• PC 25-053: Subdivide 0.21-acre lot into 7 townhomes at 454 North 100 West in TC-1 zone
• PC 25-054: LDC amendment to clarify infill and flag lot road standards
• PC 25-047: LDC amendment on reasonable accommodations withdrawn
• PC 25-048: LDC amendment to add affordable homeownership density bonus programs for single- and multi-family units
• Bus tour of agenda sites at 4:30 p.m.

Library Board

The Logan Library Board will hold its regular meeting on October 20, 2025, at 5:30 PM in the Quaking Aspen Conference Room (285 N Main, Logan). The agenda includes approval of prior minutes, a public comment period, director and city council reports, and discussions on policies and board training. No formal decisions are listed.

• Public comment period for library service feedback
• Director’s report on statistics, grants, budget, and building updates
• Review of Public Services Policy (non-resident fees, language, LILL)
• Board training and advocacy discussion

Parks and Recreation Board

The Parks and Recreation Board will meet to discuss public messaging for Recreation Center use and upcoming plaza events. The board will also receive updates on the Quail Bluff water line project and Trapper Park/Kunzler Trail.

• Messaging to Public for Rec Center Use
• Upcoming Plaza Events
• Water Line Project update at Quail Bluff
• Trapper Park/ Kunzler Trail update

Logan River Golf Advisory Board

The Logan River Golf Advisory Board will hold its regular meeting to approve the drafted minutes from the previous session, welcome a new member, and address a chair vacancy. Members will also review financial and association reports and hear updates on the driving range site plan.

• Approval of drafted minutes from the previous meeting
• Welcome new member Dan Johnson
• Address chair vacancy
• Update on driving range site plan

Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board

The Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board's October 10 meeting was cancelled. The agenda was listed as TBD. The meeting was scheduled to be held via Zoom.

• Meeting cancelled
• Agenda listed as TBD
• Meeting held via Zoom

Solid Waste Advisory Committee

The Solid Waste Advisory Committee will meet to appoint a Chair and Vice Chair and establish a 2026 meeting schedule. The committee will also receive updates on the Green Waste Project and C & D Transfer.

• Resolution 25-01 to Appoint Chair and Vice Chair
• Resolution 25-02 to Establish 2026 Committee Meeting Schedule
• C & D Transfer discussion
• Update on Green Waste Project

Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board

The board will meet to vote on a Vice Chair and review reports on commercial incentives and energy efficiency. The meeting includes updates from KW Engineering and L&P regarding renewable energy projects.

• Nomination and vote for a Vice Chair
• Subcommittee Report on Commercial Incentives
• KW Engineering updates
• Energy Efficiency Program update
• RE Project updates from L&P

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings for three separate land-use requests. These include a conditional use permit for a microschool and a storage area, as well as a design amendment for a commercial marketplace.

• PC 25-044: Conditional use permit for Mtn West Vinyl outdoor fencing storage at 495 North 1000 West
• PC 25-050: Design review and code amendment for Cache Valley Marketplace at 115 & 155 East Cache Valley Blvd and 1295 North 200 East
• PC 25-051: Conditional use permit for a hybrid microschool at 80 West Golf Course Road

Redevelopment Agency

The Logan Redevelopment Agency will hold a public hearing to discuss a budget adjustment for fiscal year 2025-2026. The agency is considering appropriating funds from reserves for a specific intersection project.

• Public hearing on Resolution 25-40 RDA to appropriate $500,000 from RDA reserves for the 1250 North 200 East intersection project

Redevelopment Agency

The Logan Redevelopment Agency will hold a public hearing to decide whether to adjust its FY 2025-2026 budget by allocating $500,000 from RDA reserves toward the 1250 North 200 East intersection project. The meeting is scheduled for September 16, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. in the Logan Municipal Council Chamber.

• $500,000 allocation from RDA reserves for 1250 North 200 East intersection project
• Public hearing on FY 2025-2026 budget adjustments

Library Board

The Logan Library Board will hold its regular meeting at the Quaking Aspen Conference Room, 285 N Main, to receive the director’s monthly statistical report, grants update, budget review, building progress, and staff updates. The board will also hear from the City Council and Friends of the Library, and open the floor for public comment on library services.

• Approval of minutes from August 18, 2025 meeting
• Director’s report including statistical report, grants, budget update, building update, and staff update
• Public comment period on Logan Library services

Historic Preservation Committee

The Logan Historic Preservation Committee will hold a public hearing to review a Certificate of Appropriateness request for a facade remodel at 15 North Main Street. The meeting will also include approval of previous meeting minutes and adjournment.

• HPC 25-011: Certificate of Appropriateness for J.R. Edwards Main Street Facade Remodel at 15 North Main (TC-1 Zone)
• Approval of minutes from September 2, 2025 meeting

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several code amendments, including short-term rental permitting and affordable housing density bonuses. The body will also review conditional use permits for a rental unit and outdoor storage.

• Proposed code amendment to change short-term rentals from conditional use to permitted use
• Proposed affordable home ownership density bonus programs for single-family and multi-family units
• Conditional use permit for a studio short-term rental at 165 West Center Street
• Conditional use permit for Mtn West Vinyl outdoor storage at approximately 495 North 1000 West
• Proposed expansion of the Historic District Overlay Zone boundary

Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board

The agenda for this subcommittee meeting is listed as TBD. No specific topics for decision or discussion are provided in the document.

Light and Power Advisory Board

The Light and Power Advisory Board will meet to receive updates on various energy resource projects and the UDOT Logan Canyon Project. The board will also review a summary of the previous fiscal year and current market projections.

• Approval of May 28, 2025 minutes
• UAMPS Conference update
• Updates on Sub 7 Generation, Penstock Grate, and Hydro projects
• UDOT Logan Canyon Project update
• Previous fiscal year summary and projected market review

Redevelopment Agency

The Logan Redevelopment Agency and City Council will hold a joint meeting on September 2, 2025, to discuss and vote on several items. Key actions include a public hearing on a proposed ordinance banning camping on public property, budget adjustments totaling millions for infrastructure projects, and two rezoning requests. The RDA will also consider $500,000 in reserves for the 1250 North 200 East intersection project and unspent appropriations for demolition and neighborhood improvements.

• Public hearing on proposed ordinance banning camping on public property (Ordinance 25-13)
• Budget adjustments appropriating $3.2 million for 1000 North/600 West intersection improvements
• Rezone of 20.06 acres at 1300 West 450 South from NR-4 to NR-6 (Sierra Meadows)
• Rezone of 0.21 acre at 165 North 200 East from NR-6 to TC-2
• RDA workshop item: $500,000 from reserves toward 1250 North 200 East intersection project

Redevelopment Agency

The Logan Redevelopment Agency will hold a public hearing to consider carrying forward unspent appropriations from fiscal year 2025. These funds are designated for neighborhood improvements and specific demolition projects.

• $150,000 for demolition at 25 West 300 North
• $150,000 for demolition at 315 North Main
• $115,000 for Development Agreement
• $10,856 for the Northern Neighborhood Improvement Program

Historic Preservation Committee

The Historic Preservation Committee will hold a public hearing to consider a Certificate of Appropriateness for facade renovations. The body will also review minutes from the August 18, 2025 meeting.

• Public hearing for HPC 25-010: renovation of front and rear facades at 46 West 100 North (Al's Trophies and Frames)

Planning Commission

The Logan Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to review a subdivision permit and design review for Copperwood Townhomes Phase 2. The project proposes subdividing 0.92 acres into 11 lots and building 10 townhomes at 532 West 200 South in the Mixed Residential Low (MR-12) zone. Staff will present a report, the proponents will speak, and public comment will be taken before the Commission deliberates and decides.

• Subdivision permit for 0.92-acre parcel into 11 lots
• Design review permit for 10 townhomes at 532 West 200 South
• Public hearing for PC 25-034 Copperwood Townhomes Phase 2
• Mixed Residential Low (MR-12) zone review
• TIN 02-314-9001, 02-036-0005; -0002 (Woodruff Neighborhood)

Fine Arts Committee

The Logan Fine Arts Committee will meet to review Cultural Arts Grant applications for the 2025-2026 fiscal year. The committee will discuss funding appropriated to support local arts programs and activities.

• Review of F/Y 2025-2026 Cultural Arts Grant applications

Parks and Recreation Board

The board will discuss updates on several trail and park projects. The meeting includes reviews of the Parks & Recreation Comprehensive Plan and a study on the County Recreation Center.

• Project updates for 1800 South Trail
• 800 East Culvert Extension at 1250 North
• Maple View Park & Logan Outdoor Recreation Complex
• Trapper Park Trail Bridge
• County Recreation Center Study update

Logan River Golf Advisory Board

The Logan River Golf Advisory Board will hold a routine meeting covering standard business items including approval of past minutes, financial and association reports, and updates on golf course infrastructure projects such as the driving range improvement, cart path replacement, clubhouse walkway renovation, and golf cart lease replacement. No major decisions are listed on the agenda.

Redevelopment Agency

The Logan Municipal Council and Redevelopment Agency will meet to discuss code amendments for critical lands and emergency management standards. The body will also review numerous budget adjustments and unspent appropriation carry-forwards for various city departments.

• Public hearing on Ordinance 25-11 to modify Riparian and Wetland Setback Standards
• Proposed Ordinance 25-12 adopting the National Incident Management System (NIMS)
• Budget adjustments including $40,000 from Cigna for employee wellness and $3.2 million for the 1000 North and 600 West intersection
• Proposed Ordinance 25-13 regarding camping on public property
• RDA carry-forwards including $150,000 for demolition at 25 West 300 North and $150,000 for 315 North Main

Library Board

The Logan Library Board will hold its regular meeting at the Makerspace (285 N Main) to receive the director’s report, hear public comments, and discuss board training and policies. No formal decisions are listed on this procedural agenda.

Historic Preservation Committee

The Historic Preservation Committee will hold a public hearing to review the 2025 Reconnaissance Level Survey. The body will consider adjusting the Historic District Overlay boundary to potentially include more historic structures.

• Public hearing for HPC 25-009 regarding the 2025 Reconnaissance Level Survey
• Discussion of Historic District Overlay Zone Boundary Adjustment

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings to consider a planned development overlay for Willow Lakes Phase 5 and two residential zone changes. The body will also review a design permit for a new retail building in the Industrial Park zone.

• PC 25-041: Proposed 12-acre Willow Lakes Phase 5 development including a 40,000 sq ft Fitness/Boat Club, 60-bed assisted living facility, and residential units at 1100 South 1400 West
• PC 25-040: Proposed zone change of 20.06 acres at 1300 West 450 South from NR-4 to NR-6
• PC 25-042: Design review permit for a 6,700 sq ft five-unit retail building at 973 West 1000 North
• PC 25-039: Proposed zone change of a .21-acre parcel at 165 North 200 East from NR-6 to TC-2

Forestry Board

The Forestry Advisory Board will meet to discuss improvements to the tree inventory and nominees for the City Champion Tree. The board will also review a new tree door hanger.

• Tree Inventory Improvements - New Email
• Nominees for City Champion Tree
• New Tree Door Hanger
• Approval of May 21, 2025 meeting minutes

Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board

The Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board will meet to discuss the Central Milling Project. The board will also review an Efficiency Pilot Proposal, including residential recommendations and RMP Measures Table.

• Discussion: Central Milling Project
• Efficiency Pilot Proposal residential recommendations
• RMP Measures Table discussion

Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board

The scheduled meeting for the Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board on August 1, 2025, has been cancelled.

Library Board

The Logan Library Board of Directors will meet to discuss operational reports and board training. The board is scheduled to take action on proposed updates to library fines and fees as well as the meeting room policy.

• Action item: Fines & Fees
• Action item: Meeting Room Policy
• Director's report on budget, grants, and building updates
• Workshop discussion on community feedback and policies

Fine Arts Committee

The Fine Arts Committee is accepting applications for grants approved in the City's 2025-2026 budget. The committee will make funding recommendations to the Mayor to support local art events and performing groups.

• Application deadline: 5:00 p.m., Friday August 1, 2025
• Funding available for music, dance, theatre, crafts, folk, and literary art

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will discuss a code amendment regarding riparian and wetlands setback standards. The body will also review conditional use permits for two short-term rentals and a design review permit for a new bank.

• Proposed amendment to Chapter 17.24 Critical Lands Overlay Zone regarding riparian and wetlands setbacks
• Conditional use permit for a two-bedroom short term rental at 1408 West 2125 South
• Conditional use permit for a three-bedroom short term rental at 375 West Center
• Design review permit for a 3,350 square foot Chase Bank at 400 North and Main Street

Historic Preservation Committee

The Historic Preservation Committee will hold public hearings to consider certificates of appropriateness for two properties. The committee will also conduct a workshop to review the 2025 Reconnaissance Level Survey.

• HPC 25-007: Request to restore a garage structure at 525 W Center
• HPC 25-008: Request to renovate front and rear facades at 41 N Main (Sardine Books)
• Workshop review of the 2025 Reconnaissance Level Survey

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a zone change request for multiple parcels at approximately 1100 South 1400 West. The body will also consider the approval of minutes from the June 12, 2025 meeting.

• PC 25-033 Willow Lakes Rezone: Request to change Parcel K (TIN 02-345-9005) from NR-6 to MR-9
• PC 25-033 Willow Lakes Rezone: Request to change Parcel D (TIN 02-338-8001) from NR-6 to MR-12
• PC 25-033 Willow Lakes Rezone: Request to change Parcel I (TIN 02-345-9003) from NR-6 to COM
• PC 25-033 Willow Lakes Rezone: Request to change Parcel J (TIN 02-345-9005) from NR-6 to COM

Library Board

The Library Board will review a second reading of the Weber County Interlocal Agreement and several library policies. The meeting includes reports on the budget, building, and staff, as well as first readings of new fees and meeting room policies.

• Weber County Interlocal Agreement (second read)
• Fines & Fees policy (first read)
• Meeting Room Policy (first read)
• Collection Management policy (second read)
• Acceptable Use and Interlibrary Loan policies (second read)

Historic Preservation Committee

The Historic Preservation Committee will hold a public hearing regarding a certificate of appropriateness for a building at 38 W Center. The body will also conduct administrative tasks including the swearing-in of a member and the election of leadership.

• Public hearing for HPC 25-006: request to rehabilitate The White Owl at 38 W Center, including a second-floor addition and front facade remodel
• Swearing-in of Darcy Pumphrey
• Election of Chair and Vice Chair

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding two development projects. The body will consider permits for a new auto dealership and a multi-unit warehouse complex.

• PC 25-031: Design review and conditional use permit for a Young Automotive Sales and Service dealership at 1900 South 800 West
• PC 25-032: Design review permit for Logan Flex Spaces, consisting of four warehouse buildings with 85 flex units at 1950 North 1000 West

Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board

The Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board will meet to discuss an efficiency pilot proposal and an energy efficiency program outline. The board will also review its meeting schedule.

• Efficiency Pilot Proposal
• Energy Efficiency Program Outline

Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board

The June 6, 2025, meeting of the Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board has been cancelled.

Light and Power Advisory Board

The Light and Power Advisory Board will meet to discuss a proposed rate increase and receive project updates. The agenda includes discussions on natural gas generation, hydro power, and market updates.

• Proposed rate increase
• UDOT Logan Canyon Project
• Natural gas generation plant tour
• Summer large projects update
• Market updates

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings to consider design review and conditional use permits for three commercial projects. The body will also vote for a new Vice Chair.

• PC 25-030: Design review and conditional use permit for a 70-foot monopine cell tower at 1148 North 600 West
• PC 25-031: Design review and conditional use permit for a new auto dealership and service department at approximately 1900 South 800 West
• PC 25-023: Design review permit for a 3,350 square foot Chase Bank at 400 North and Main Street (requesting continuance to July 10th)
• Vote for new Vice Chair

Logan River Golf Advisory Board

The Logan River Golf Advisory Board will meet to approve minutes, hear financial and association reports, and discuss proposed trail improvements through the golf course. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Approval of prior meeting minutes
• Financial report presentation
• Proposed Logan River Trail improvements through golf course

Forestry Board

The Forestry Advisory Board will meet to discuss the expectations of the board and appoint a chairperson. The meeting includes a period for public comment.

• Resolution 25-01 to Appoint Chairperson

Library Board

The Logan Library Board of Directors will meet to discuss a variety of operational reports and policy revisions. The board is reviewing updates to guidelines regarding collection management, makerspace use, and internet access.

• Second read of Policy for Community Collaboration
• First read of Collection Management policy
• First read of Makerspace policies
• First read of Acceptable Use Policy update
• First read of Interlibrary Loan Policy

Redevelopment Agency

The Logan Redevelopment Agency will hold a budget workshop to hear a department presentation from Economic Development. This follows a broader Logan Municipal Council budget workshop covering tax rates, salary schedules, and department presentations.

• Economic Development department presentation
• Proposed tentative certified property tax rate increase for 2025 and FY 2025-2026
• Proposed Ordinance 25-09 adopting salary schedules for elected and executive municipal officers
• Proposed Resolution 25-22 regarding member contributions to the Utah Retirement Systems
• Budget presentations from Parks & Recreation, Fire, and Community Development

Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board

The Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board will meet on May 2, 2025, at Logan City Hall. They will vote on proposed bylaws and discuss an outline for an energy efficiency program. Other agenda items include discussions on meeting date/time and new board members, followed by approval of previous minutes.

• Bylaws vote
• Energy Efficiency Program Outline discussion
• New board members discussion
• Meeting date/time discussion
• Approve agenda and minutes

Library Board

This is a notice-only item: the Logan Library Board has moved its regular April meeting from April 21 to April 28, 2025. The time and location remain unchanged. No policy, budget, or operational decisions are on this agenda.

Library Board

The board will hold a first reading of a draft Policy for Community Collaboration under workshop discussion items. The director will present updates on the budget, building, grants, and staffing. Public comment is invited, and the board will also discuss community feedback and training.

• First reading of draft Policy for Community Collaboration
• Director's report including budget update and building update
• Approval of minutes from March 3, 2025
• Call to the Public for comments on library services
• Upcoming board meetings: May 19, June 23, and July 21, 2025

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings to consider a zone change for the Cache Valley Transit District and a subdivision permit for Gibbons Park Estates. The body will also review the Wilson Neighborhood Plan and a conditional use permit for a short-term rental.

• Review and approval of the Wilson Neighborhood Plan document
• Zone change request for 4.47 acres at 754 West 600 North from Public (PUB) to Commercial Services (CS)
• Subdivision permit to divide 3.69 acres into 10 single-family lots at Red Fox Trace and Gibbons Parkway
• Conditional Use Permit for a five-bedroom short-term rental at 616 East 100 North

Historic Preservation Committee

The Logan Historic Preservation Committee will elect a chair and vice chair, approve prior meeting minutes, and hold public hearings on two certificate of appropriateness applications for exterior changes at 15 and 17 N Main Street.

• Election of chair and vice chair
• Approval of minutes from April 7, 2025
• HPC 25-004: Certificate of appropriateness for west facade and service door update at 15 N Main Street (Coppins Hallmark)
• HPC 25-005: Certificate of appropriateness for west entry and alley entrance update at 17 N Main Street (J. R. Edwards)

Logan River Golf Advisory Board

The Logan River Golf Advisory Board will hold a regular meeting on April 17, 2025. Agenda items include approval of minutes, a financial report, a discussion of board role, and a follow-up on social media postings regarding current course conditions and cart use. Members will also hear reports on spring runoff assessment, women's and men's associations, the golf professional, and the superintendent, followed by an open forum.

• Follow-up on social media posting about current conditions and use of carts
• Spring Runoff Assessment
• Financial Report
• Women's Association Report
• Men's Association Report

Parks and Recreation Board

The Logan Parks and Recreation Board will meet to approve minutes, discuss Sylvan Needham's second term appointment ratified by the City Council, and receive updates on a USU LAEP studio design presentation juror invite and a follow-up public outreach meeting. The board will also hear reports from the recreation and parks superintendents and open the floor for public comment.

• Sylvan Needham 2nd term ratification by City Council
• USU LAEP Studio Design Presentation juror invite on April 23
• Follow-up to public outreach meeting at Logan Library
• Parks and Recreation Department part-time seasonal hiring now open
• USU Presidential Award for Community Partnerships for Logan After School Program

Historic Preservation Committee

The Historic Preservation Committee will hold a public hearing on a certificate of appropriateness (HPC 25-003) to demolish the main level of a building at 110 N 100 E, retaining the foundation and basement, and construct a new main level for a dentist's office. The committee will also consider approval of minutes from the February 3, 2025 meeting.

• Public hearing on Certificate of Appropriateness HPC 25-003 for Lambert Dental at 110 N 100 E (Town Center-2 zone)
• Approval of minutes from the February 3, 2025 meeting

Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board

The Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board will meet April 4 to discuss and potentially vote on a final draft of bylaws via electronic vote the following week. They will also receive updates on the Enel project, solar projects, a demand reduction pilot, and a tentative presentation on the Water Master Plan. The agenda includes approval of minutes and consideration of a new board member.

• Final draft of bylaws to be voted on (evote in a week)
• Enel Project Update (15 minutes)
• Solar Project Update (10 minutes)
• Demand Reduction Pilot and plan Update (20 minutes)
• Water Master Plan tentatively with Joe Hawkes (15 minutes)

Planning Commission

The Logan Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a zone change for West Pointe Subdivision from MR-20 to MR-12, a design review for a new Chase Bank at 400 North and Main Street, and a design review for a 54,419-sq-ft expansion at Schreiber Foods. The consent agenda includes four conditional use permits for short-term rentals. The meeting begins at 5:30 p.m. on March 27, 2025, following a 4:30 p.m. bus tour of agenda sites.

• PC 25-025: Zone change for West Pointe Subdivision from MR-20 to MR-12 at 310 West 1400 North (Bridger Neighborhood).
• PC 25-023: Design review for a new 3,350 sq ft Chase Bank at southeast corner of 400 North and Main Street (Town Center One zone).
• PC 25-020: Design review for a 54,419-sq-ft expansion at Schreiber Foods, 885 North 600 West (Industrial Park zone).
• PC 25-024: Design review for 14 residential units (two five-plex, two duplex buildings) at 70 Hillside Circle (Campus Residential zone).
• PC 25-005: Conditional use permit for outdoor storage of equipment at 1302 West 600 North (continued from February 27).

Logan River Golf Advisory Board

The Logan River Golf Advisory Board will consider a proposal for golf fees and a project for driving range improvements including building siting. The board will also review a range pick service project and hear reports from the women's and men's associations, the golf professional, and the superintendent. An open forum is scheduled for public comment.

• Range Pick Service Project
• Golf Fees Proposal
• Driving Range Improvements – Building Siting
• Women's Association Report
• Men's Association Report

Parks and Recreation Board

The Parks and Recreation Board will discuss proposed projects for RAPZ and state grant funding, as well as a proposed trail on 200 South from 1900 West to State Route 30. The board will also hear a presentation on the General Plan and receive reports from the Recreation and Parks Superintendents. A public meet-and-greet is scheduled for March 24.

• Utah Recreation & Parks Association Facility of the Year Award for Carol & Jim Laub Plaza
• Proposed projects for RAPZ and State Grant Funding
• Proposed 200 South Trail: 1900 West to State Route 30
• General Plan Presentation
• Public Meet & Greet on March 24 at Logan City Library Community Room

Library Board

The Library Board will discuss the director's report covering statistics, grants, budget, building, and staff updates, along with a workshop on community feedback, board training, policies, and advocacy. No specific action items with dollar amounts or binding votes are listed on the agenda.

• Approval of minutes from February 24, 2025
• Director's report: statistical report, grants, budget update, building update, staff update
• Board workshop discussion on community feedback, board training, policies, and advocacy training
• City Council report and Friends of the Library report
• Upcoming meeting dates: April 21, May 19, June 23, 2025

Planning Commission

The Logan Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a proposed amendment to the Land Development Code regarding the Gateway Overlay Zone and Sign regulations. The amendment would add a Commercial Node at Park Avenue/1700 South & Highway 89/91 and establish sign standards for Special Events. The Commission will also consider two conditional use permits for short-term rentals under the consent agenda.

• Public hearing on LDC amendment Chapter 17.21 (Gateway Overlay Zone) adding a Commercial Node at Park Avenue/1700 South & Highway 89/91
• Public hearing on LDC amendment Chapter 17.33 (Signs) to include sign standards for Special Events
• Conditional use permit PC 25-015 for a three-bedroom short-term rental at 473 West 100 South (Ellis Neighborhood)
• Conditional use permit PC 25-016 for a one-bedroom short-term rental at 358 West 400 North (Ellis Neighborhood)
• Approval of minutes from February 27, 2025 meeting

Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board

The Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board will meet to discuss a proposal regarding NG/Solar. The board will also review its bylaws and potential new board members.

• Discussion of NG/Solar proposal
• Bylaws discussion
• Discussion of potential new board members
• Possible discussion of Guiding Principles document

Planning Commission

The Logan Planning Commission will meet on February 27, 2025, to hold a public hearing on three continued items: a design review for a 44,178-square-foot office building at 1099 West 400 North, a conditional use permit for outdoor storage at 1302 West 600 North, and a subdivision permit to create 26 single-family lots on a 6.5-acre parcel near 1800 South 1600 West. The consent agenda includes six short-term rental conditional use permits at various residential locations.

• PC 25-001: Design Review Permit for a new 44,178 sq ft office building at 1099 West 400 North (continued from Jan 23)
• PC 25-005: Conditional Use Permit for outdoor storage of equipment and aggregate at 1302 West 600 North (continued)
• PC 25-012: Hoggan Estates Subdivision – Subdivision Permit to create 26 single-family lots on a 6.5-acre parcel at 1800 South 1600 West
• Six short-term rental conditional use permits on the consent agenda (e.g., 466 1/2 West 300 North, 176 West 1190 North, 283 Meadow Circle, 346 South 600 West, 670 West 600 South, 395 East Center Street)
• Approval of minutes from February 13, 2025

Library Board

The Logan Library Board will hold a routine meeting on February 24, 2025, to approve prior minutes, hear the director’s report covering statistics, grants, budget, building, and staff updates, and discuss board workshop items including community feedback, training, and policies. No specific decisions or dollar amounts are listed on the agenda.

• Approval of minutes from January 27, 2025
• Director’s report includes budget and building updates
• Board workshop discussion on community feedback, board training, and policies
• Upcoming board meetings scheduled for March 17, April 21, and May 19, 2025

Light and Power Advisory Board

The board will consider approving minutes from November 2024 and discuss procedural guidelines, UAMPS 101, capital accounts and projects, large projects, the power purchase budget, and the FY 2025-26 budget. A proposed meeting schedule for May, August, and November is also on the agenda.

• Approval of minutes from November 14, 2024
• Discussion of Power Board Procedural Guidelines
• Presentation on Capital Accounts & Projects by Matthew Boone
• Discussion of Large Projects by Trent Reber
• Discussion of FY 2025-26 Budget by Mark Montgomery

Logan River Golf Advisory Board

The Logan River Golf Advisory Board will meet to approve January meeting minutes, review financial reports and the proposed FY2026 budget, and receive updates on No. 2 netting and driving range improvements. Reports from the women's association, men's association, golf professional, and superintendent are also scheduled, followed by an open forum.

• Review of FY2026 budget
• Update on No. 2 netting repairs
• Update on driving range improvements
• Women's Association report
• Men's Association report

Parks and Recreation Board

The Parks and Recreation Board will hear updates on Maple View Park and a Recreation Center Feasibility Study, along with superintendent reports. The board will also approve minutes from the January 16th meeting and hold an open forum for public input.

• Update on Maple View Park
• Update on Recreation Center Feasibility Study
• Recreation Superintendent Report
• Parks Superintendent Report
• Approval of minutes from January 16th meeting

Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board

The Renewable Energy & Sustainability Advisory Board will hold an in-person meeting to discuss its purpose and bylaws, along with upcoming events. The agenda includes approving previous minutes, planning an Electric Yard Equipment Education Night, and considering a workshop for the City Council.

• Discussion of Board Purpose and Bylaws (30 min)
• Electric Yard Equipment Education Night (10 min)
• Workshop for City Council? (10 min)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a request for a Conditional Use Permit. The proposal involves the construction of drinking water infrastructure in the Wilson Neighborhood.

• PC 25-007: Conditional Use Permit for a 10-million gallon drinking water storage tank and booster pump station at 1580 Canyon Road

Historic Preservation Committee

The Historic Preservation Committee will hold a public hearing regarding a certificate of appropriateness for a building renovation. The body will also conduct its annual election for chair and vice chair.

• Public hearing for HPC 25-002: facade renovation at 81 North Main Street (Cache Valley Bank)
• Annual election of Chair and Vice Chair

Library Board

The Logan Library Board will hold a regular meeting with routine business including approval of minutes and a director's report. The main substantive item is a workshop discussion of the second draft of the Public Services Policy. No votes on budget or contracts are scheduled.

• Review of Public Services Policy 2nd Draft
• Approval of minutes from December 16, 2024
• Director's report covering statistical, grant, budget, building, and staff updates
• Board training and advocacy training discussion
• Scheduling of future meetings (Feb 24, Mar 17, Apr 21, 2025)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings to consider a design review for a new office building and conditional use permits for various businesses. The commission will also review a request for a short-term rental permit.

• Design review for a 44,178 square foot, three-story office building at 1099 West 400 North
• Conditional Use Permit for a two-bedroom short-term rental at 25 South 200 West
• Conditional Use Permit for pet boarding, grooming, and daycare at 390 North 1000 West
• Conditional Use Permit for outdoor equipment and aggregate storage at 1302 West 600 North
• Conditional Use Permit for a custom rifle-making business at 255 North 950 West #19

Logan River Golf Advisory Board

The Logan River Golf Advisory Board will meet to discuss golf fees and several new equipment and facility items, including a new point-of-sale system, driving range upgrades, and clubhouse improvements. The board will also hear reports from the golf professional and superintendent, and receive updates from the women's and men's associations.

• Discuss golf fees
• New point-of-sale system
• New driving range, targets, and tees
• Clubhouse lights and walkway improvements
• Reports from women's and men's golf associations

Parks and Recreation Board

The Parks and Recreation Board will welcome new member Bill Peterson and consider Melissa Dahle's reappointment. The main business is a review of the 2025 timeline covering capital projects, trail negotiations, a recreation center feasibility study, and department re-accreditation.

• Maple View Park project advertising for bids – deadline January 29
• 400 N 600 E Canal Trail negotiations continue
• 1000 West Flood Wall project submitted to UDOT Trails Division
• Construction of Learning Circle at Stewart Nature Park
• Recreation Center feasibility study and Parks & Recreation Strategic Plan due June 30, 2025

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings for three design review and subdivision permits. The body will also conduct its annual election of Chair and Vice Chair.

• PC 24-045: Request to subdivide 774 & 776 South Main Street for a 6,000-sq-ft retail building and two residential buildings with 109 units
• PC 25-001: Design review for a 44,178-sq-ft, three-story office building at 1099 West 400 North
• PC 25-002: Request to subdivide .67 acres at approximately 100 West 600 South into 10 lots for two four-unit townhome buildings

Historic Preservation Committee

The Historic Preservation Committee will hold a public hearing to consider two applications for Certificates of Appropriateness to renovate the facades at 79 and 81 North Main Street. The committee will also approve minutes from its October 21, 2024 meeting.

• HPC 25-001: Certificate of Appropriateness for facade renovation at 79 North Main Street (Cache Valley Bank), Town Center-1 zone
• HPC 25-002: Certificate of Appropriateness for facade renovation at 81 North Main Street (Cache Valley Bank), Town Center-1 zone
• Approval of minutes from October 21, 2024 meeting