Keegan Garrity moved to Logan in 2005 to attend Utah State University, according to the candidate biography he filed with Logan City in 2019. That biography describes a career in strategic planning and execution and identifies Sam Malouf as his employer at the time. Garrity also reported serving as co-chair of the Woodruff Neighborhood Council, completing community emergency-response training and participating in local amateur-radio meetings. These activities preceded his later service on the Cache County Council.
Both ordinances passed 7-0 on Oct. 27. County staff said about 59% of parcels in the FR-40 zone could never meet the 150-foot frontage rule as written.
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Ordinance 2026-41 applies the Public Infrastructure overlay to a parcel on 3000 North, west of the Benson Marina, so a local waste hauler can seek a permit to build a tire-recycling and sorting site.
