Logan public meetings in 2024
15 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Library Board
The Logan Library Board will meet to approve minutes, hear reports from the director and city council, and take action on library board bylaws, board appointments, and election of Chair and Vice Chair. The board will also discuss a second draft of the Public Services Policy and receive updates on budget, building, and grants.
- Election of Chair and Vice Chair of the Library Board
- Board appointments and revisions to Library Board Bylaws
- Discussion of Public Services Policy 2nd draft
- Director's report including budget, building, and grant updates
- Approval of minutes from November 21, 2024 meeting
Planning Commission
The Logan Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a continued design review and subdivision permit for Latitude 41, a large mixed-use development at 774 & 776 South Main Street that includes a 6,000-square-foot retail building and two four-story residential buildings with 109 apartment units and one commercial unit. The consent agenda includes two short-term rental conditional use permits at 317 Lauralin Drive and 28 Fairway Lane. A separate design review permit for a six-unit duplex and fourplex at 239 North 200 East also has a public hearing.
- Public hearing on PC 24-045 Latitude 41: subdivision of two properties into three lots, build 109 residential units and retail/commercial space at 774 & 776 South Main Street
- Public hearing on PC 24-050 RR HOP: design review for a duplex and fourplex (six units) at 239 North 200 East
- Consent agenda item PC 24-048: conditional use permit for a three-bedroom short-term rental at 317 Lauralin Drive
- Consent agenda item PC 24-049: conditional use permit for a three-bedroom short-term rental at 28 Fairway Lane
Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board
The Logan Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board meets December 6, 2024 via Zoom. The board will discuss a Power Board request regarding demand reduction programs and a UCAIR Grant/Education opportunity. Updates on a potential natural gas resource and a Mark project are also on the agenda.
- Power Board request re demand reduction programs
- UCAIR Grant/Education opportunity
- Potential Natural Gas Resource update
- Mark update (no details given)
- Approve agenda and minutes
Planning Commission
The Logan Municipal Council will hold a public hearing to consider adjusting the common boundary between the City of Logan and the City of Providence. This action involves approximately 5.0 acres of land.
- Public hearing for boundary adjustment of approximately 5.0 acres
- Affected areas include 700 No. Sarah Street, 600 N 520 E, and 600 N 750 E
- Adjustment involves parcels 02-005-0004, 02-286-0020, 02-001-0002, 02-005-0005, 02-005-0010, 02-295-0314, 02-295-0313, 02-295-0310, 02-295-0309, 02-295-0308, 02-268-0021, and 02-335-8001
Planning Commission
The Logan Municipal Council will hold a public hearing on December 3, 2024 to consider approving the annexation of 57.99 acres located east of 1000 West at approximately 2200 North. The annexation petition, filed by Steven C. Taylor on behalf of 10th West Airport Properties Annexation, was previously reviewed by the Planning Commission on November 14, which will make a recommendation to the Council. The property is contiguous to Logan City and owned by several entities including RC Smithfield LLC and Above Tree Line Properties.
- Proposed annexation of 57.99 acres east of 1000 West near 2200 North
- Petition by Steven C. Taylor for 10th West Airport Properties Annexation
- Public hearing before Municipal Council on December 3, 2024
- Planning Commission public hearing held November 14, 2024
- Involved parcels: RC Smithfield LLC, Above Tree Line Properties, George L. Talbot TR, Knowles Development LLC
Logan River Golf Advisory Board
The Logan River Golf Advisory Board is meeting to review the financial report, discuss budget follow-ups and golf course priorities, and hear reports from the women's and men's associations, superintendent, and head pro. The board will also consider scheduling a Christmas dinner and confirm a January meeting date. The agenda consists of routine updates and scheduling items with no major decisions or public hearings.
- Follow-up on budget discussion and golf course priorities
- Review financial report
- Women's Association report
- Men's Association report
- Superintendent report and Head Pro report
Library Board
This is a procedural notice of a meeting date change. The Logan Library Board meeting originally scheduled for Monday, November 18, 2024, at 5:30 PM has been moved to Thursday, November 21, 2024, at 5:30 PM in the same location. No other agenda items are provided.
- Meeting rescheduled from Nov 18 to Nov 21, 2024, 5:30 PM, still at Logan Library Quaking Aspen Conference Room
Library Board
The Logan Library Board will hold a regular meeting including a director's report on statistics, grants, budget, building, and staff. Board workshop discussion items include community feedback, board training, board appointments, and policies—specifically a second draft of the Public Services Policy and revisions to the Library Board Bylaws. No final votes or actions are listed; items are under discussion for future decisions.
- Board workshop discussion of second draft of Public Services Policy
- Review of proposed revisions to Library Board Bylaws
- Discussion of board appointments and 2025 meeting schedule
- Director's report includes budget update and library building update
- Call to the public for comments on library services
Planning Commission
The Logan Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two major items: annexation of 49.88 acres for industrial use and a mixed-use development with 109 residential units at 774 & 776 South Main Street. The consent agenda includes a conditional use permit for a short-term rental at 171 East 200 South. A workshop will review a planned development overlay for Phase 5 of Willow Lakes, including a fitness center, condos, and an assisted living center.
- Conditional use permit for three-bedroom short-term rental at 171 East 200 South (PC 24-046)
- Annexation of 6 properties totaling 49.88 acres into Industrial (IP) zone along 1000 West (PC 24-044)
- Design review and subdivision permit for 109-unit multi-family building and 6,000 sq ft retail at 774 & 776 South Main Street (PC 24-045)
- Workshop on Phase 5 of Willow Lake Planned Development: 40,000 sq ft fitness/boat club, 190 condos, 60-unit assisted living (PC 24-047)
Light and Power Advisory Board
The Logan Light and Power Advisory Board will discuss several energy projects and administrative items. Topics include an update on the Integrated Resource Plan covering a proposed natural gas plant at Sub 7, the Uinta Wind Project, and natural gas projects with UAMPS. The board will also receive updates on a battery energy storage system, outage management investigations, large projects, and market conditions. Additionally, the board will elect a new vice chair and appoint Nathanael as chairman.
- Update on Integrated Resource Plan including Natural Gas Plant at Sub 7, Uinta Wind Project, Natural Gas Projects with UAMPS (Mark Montgomery)
- Battery Energy Storage System Update (Matthew Boone)
- Outage Management Investigations (Matthew Boone)
- Large Projects Update (Trent Reber)
- Election of new Vice Chair and appointment of Nathanael as Chairman
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a request to rezone a .24-acre property from Mixed Residential Low (MR-12) to Mixed Residential Medium (MR-20) to permit a four-plex unit. Another public hearing will consider a design review and conditional use permit for a new 6,048-square-foot seminary building at 110 W 100 S. The consent agenda includes an amendment to transfer an existing short-term rental conditional use permit from 148 W 300 S to 154 W 300 S.
- PC 24-041: Zone change for 1354 N 220 W from MR-12 to MR-20 to add a four-plex
- PC 24-042: Design review and conditional use permit for a 6,048 sq ft seminary building at 110 W 100 S
- PC 24-043: Relocation of short-term rental conditional use permit from 148 W 300 S to 154 W 300 S
- Consent agenda includes approval of minutes from October 10, 2024
- Bus tour of agenda sites at 4:30 p.m. before the 5:30 p.m. meeting
Library Board
The Logan Library Board is meeting to discuss and potentially act on several policies, including a second draft of the Public Services Policy and a first draft of the Interlibrary Loan Policy. Other agenda items include a director's report on the budget, building update, and grants, as well as board discussion on community feedback, training, and appointments. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and public comment.
- Public Services Policy – 2nd Draft (workshop discussion)
- Interlibrary Loan Policy – 1st Draft (workshop discussion)
- Board Action Items: Library Board Bylaws, Posted and Distributed Materials Policy, Community Collaboration
- Director's Report: Monthly Statistical Report, Grants, Budget Update, Library Building Update, Staff Update
- Workshop Discussion: Community Feedback, Board Training, Board Appointments, Advocacy Training
Historic Preservation Committee
The Historic Preservation Committee will hold a public hearing to decide on a Certificate of Appropriateness for facade updates at 60 and 64 E Center Street. The committee will also approve minutes from the August 5, 2024 meeting.
- Public hearing on HPC 24-005: Certificate of Appropriateness for facade updates at 60 and 64 E Center Street in the Town Center-1 zone (parcels 06-029-0035/06-029-0018)
- Approval of minutes from August 5, 2024 meeting
Fine Arts Committee
The Fine Arts Committee is accepting grant applications to support local arts and performing groups. Funding is intended for music, dance, theatre, crafts, folk, and literary art. Applications must be submitted by August 2, 2024.
- Cultural Arts Grant application deadline of August 2, 2024
- Funding available for local music, dance, theatre, crafts, folk, and literary art
Redevelopment Agency
The Logan Redevelopment Agency will hold a public hearing to consider its final budget of $1,362,025 for Fiscal Year 2024-2025. The agenda also includes several public hearings for the Logan Municipal Council regarding property sales and city budget adjustments.
- Final Redevelopment Agency Budget for FY 2024-2025 ($1,362,025)
- Proposed sale of 1.37 acres at 200 West, 2300-2400 North in North Logan
- Proposed property tax rate increase of 0.000965 for 2024 and FY 2024-2025
- City budget adjustments for police overtime, engineering fees, and golf course wages
- Proposed $217,392,820 revenues and expenditures budget for FY 2024-2025