Logan council continues 31-acre Triiio rezone, approves West Pointe rezone and Rivergate annexation
May 17, 2022, 5:30 p.m.
The council continued the 31-acre mixed-use rezone at 1000 West 200 South to June 7 after Ellis residents spoke, approved the West Pointe rezone with a deed restriction and annexed about 30 acres for Rivergate LLC. It certified a second annexation petition for 18.73 acres.
From the approved minutes. Updated October 14, 2026.
Decisions at a glance
Agenda, item by item
Other
Power reliability award
Discussed
Mayor Daines presented a power excellence in reliability certificate from the Light and Power Department to Resource Manager Yuqi Zhao. No action.
Item 7 · Budget
Budget adjustment, Resolution 22-15 (public hearing)
Approved · 5-0
With no comment, the council appropriated $11,291 in police overtime reimbursements and $14,533 from the U.S. Treasury for law enforcement evidence collection equipment.
- Grant$14,533 to U.S. Department of the Treasury
Item 8 · Zoning
Rezone of 31 acres at 1000 West 200 South to Mixed Use, Ordinance 22-11 (public hearing)
Continued · 5-0
Michael Jewell of Triiio Group described a planned center with 60,000 to 80,000 square feet of commercial space, 300 to 350 apartments and 100 townhomes at about 14 units an acre, possibly with a small grocery, and asked the council to act on the rezone or continue it while code changes are made. Four Ellis-area speakers raised concerns: past promised retail was never built, the area has little retail, transit or parks, and earlier rezones had negative effects; one asked for more neighborhood input. Chair Simmonds said the project lacks compatibility with Ellis and that the proposal is far less dense than the zone allows; Amy Anderson said the council should not craft a zone for one parcel. The city attorney said an application is judged under the rules in place when it was filed and a deed restriction cannot be added now. The council continued the item to June 7 to let a code amendment go to the Planning Commission and give residents time to comment.
- Applicant: Triiio Group (Michael Jewell)
- Acres: 31.39
- Planning Commission: recommended approval 5-1
Item 9 · Zoning
West Pointe rezone, 310 West 1400 North, Ordinance 22-06
Approved · 5-0
The owners provided a plat that complies with MR-12 and a deed restriction the council had requested, which the city attorney reviewed. The council adopted the rezone from MR-12 to MR-20 for the roughly 1.36-acre site. No one spoke.
- Current zone to proposed: MR-12 to MR-20
- Conditions: deed restriction barring additional density
Item 10 · Annexation
Rivergate annexation, Ordinance 22-12 (public hearing)
Approved · 5-0
The council annexed about 30 acres of farmland north of 600 South at about 1600 to 1900 West (the minutes give both) for Rivergate LLC, with NR-6 zoning consistent with the future land use plan and the development to the south. The president of the Logan River Trails HOA said residents accept NR-6 but raised traffic, bike routes, split school district boundaries and the desire for a park, trails, bus stops and fiber. Chair Simmonds said school boundaries are set by the state.
- Applicant: Reed Scow for Rivergate LLC
- Acres: about 30
- Zoning: NR-6
Item 11 · Annexation
South Logan Partners annexation petition certification
No action
The city attorney reported certification of a petition by South Logan Partners LLC and other owners, applicant Ehtan Poppleton, to annex about 18.73 acres on three parcels on the south side of Highway 89-91 near 800 West. No council action was needed.
- Applicant: Ehtan Poppleton; owners South Logan Partners LLC, Duane E. Cox, Purser Warehousing LLC
- Acres: about 18.73
Item 12 · Budget
Budget adjustment, Resolution 22-17 (workshop)
Discussed
Staff proposed $1,753 in a federal reimbursement, $33,000 for credit card fees, fuel and fertilizer at the golf course and $1,540,000 for power purchases. Action was set for June 7.
- Purchase$1.54 million
- Budget$33,000
Item 13 · Other
Community Development Block Grant action plan, Resolution 22-16 (workshop)
Discussed
CDBG Coordinator Amanda Hovey recommended allocations from about $500,000 in expected funds, including $50,000 for a sidewalk at 100 South and Main, $42,000 for West Willow sidewalks, $117,000 for a 300 South 500 East sidewalk, $120,000 for a 900 North 100 West sidewalk, $66,378 for ADA ramps, $133,217 for pedestrian crossing beacons, $29,622 for Whittier Center painting and $100,000 for administration and planning. The listed amounts total about $693,000, more than the $500,000 estimate, and the minutes do not explain the difference. Action was set for June 7.
- Grant$500,000 to HUD
What residents said
Retail promised but not built in EllisTraffic on 200 SouthSchool district boundaries at Rivergate
A resident said green waste set out for the spring cleanup was not collected; local historian Darrin Smith offered his collection of Logan photographs and postcards.