Logan council approves Woodmore Pointe rezone for 10 townhomes; RV park items return November 17
November 3, 2020, 5:30 p.m. · Council Chambers
With the mayor excused, the Logan Municipal Council unanimously rezoned 2.99 acres near 1800 South 1100 West from NR-6 to MR-9 for 10 townhomes at Woodmore Pointe and approved a budget adjustment. Workshops previewed the radio and employee stipend budget items and two RV park proposals, which returned November 17.
From the approved minutes. Updated October 14, 2026.
Decisions at a glance
Agenda, item by item
Public safety
Crosswalk enforcement results
Discussed
Police Chief Gary Jensen reported an October 22 enforcement operation from 3 to 7 p.m. at 400 East 400 North produced 86 traffic stops, 66 citations and 33 warnings. No action.
Item 1 · Budget
Budget adjustment, FY 2020-21 (Resolution 20-46)
Approved · 5-0
The council appropriated $1,920 for library Wi-Fi hotspots, $6,086 in police enforcement reimbursement, $6,020 in K-9 seminar funds, $1,800 for a police equipment grant and $6,642 for a police vehicle gate grant. No public comment.
- Grant$1,920
- Payment$6,086
- Budget$6,020
- Grant$1,800
- Grant$6,642
Item 2 · Zoning
Woodmore Pointe rezone, about 1800 South 1100 West (Ordinance 20-29)
Approved · 5-0
The council rezoned 2.99 acres from NR-6 to MR-9 for 10 townhomes as an extension of Woodmore Pointe. The Planning Commission recommended approval 4-2 on October 8. Council Member Simmonds asked about changes after approval; Community Development Director Mike DeSimone said any changes would return to the Planning Commission. Gail Yost asked about affordable housing, and Planner Tanya Rice said the homes would be market-rate. Bryce Gooden of Visionary Homes said the plan and trail connections would not change and the homes would be for sale.
- Acres: 2.99
- Current zone → proposed: NR-6 → MR-9
- Units: 10 townhomes
- Planning Commission: approval 4-2
Budget
Workshop: budget adjustment with radios and employee stipend (Resolution 20-47)
Discussed
Finance Director Richard Anderson presented $600,000 for P25 radios, a $125,000 Electric Fund mini battery grant, a $3,000,000 contingency transfer, a $9,870 DOJ vest grant, $79,822 in HUD CDBG funding and $526,523 for a one-time employee stipend in lieu of raises. 911 System Administrator Bryan Low said the radios are 12 years old, will be incompatible with the state digital system and will be installed by 2023. Action was set for November 17.
- Budget$600,000
- Budget$526,523
Zoning
Workshop: A-OK RV Park rezone, 2000 South 800 West (Ordinance 20-25)
Discussed
The 7.87-acre rezone from Commercial to Recreation was continued from September 15. Applicants are Danny MacFarlane and Stan Checketts Properties LLC, with McKay Winkle managing the park. Planner Russ Holley said the Planning Commission recommended approval 5-1 and staff recommends approval only if stays remain short-term. The minutes give inconsistent figures for sites, cabins and office size. No vote; it returned November 17.
City code
Workshop: RV park occupancy code amendment (Ordinance 20-30)
Discussed
The amendment would conditionally allow long-term RV parks in the recreation zone. Staff recommended denial, citing the General Plan and trash and appearance complaints. Council Member Simmonds raised concerns about citywide effects and proposed denying the amendment while approving the rezone. No vote; it returned November 17.
What residents said
Affordable housingCitywide effects of long-term RV staysTruck brake noiseStudent parking
On Woodmore Pointe, Gail Yost asked about affordable housing and Bryce Gooden of Visionary Homes described the plan.