Logan council adopts mixed-use code after removing proximity provision; accepts 18.93-acre annexation petition
October 4, 2022, 5:30 p.m.
The council adopted the mixed-use zoning rewrite after the commercial proximity exception was dropped and accepted the Global Property 2000 annexation petition for 18.93 acres near 1000 West and 2000 North. Council Member Mark Anderson attended by Zoom.
From the approved minutes. Updated October 14, 2026.
Decisions at a glance
| Item | Result |
|---|---|
| Domestic Violence Awareness Month | Discussed |
| Cultural arts grants | Discussed |
| Budget adjustments, Resolution 22-41 (public hearing) | Approved · 5-0 |
| Global Property 2000 annexation petition | Approved · 5-0 |
| Mixed-use code amendment, Ordinance 22-19 | Approved · 5-0 |
| Budget adjustments, Resolution 22-42 (workshop) | Discussed |
Agenda, item by item
Item 3 · Other
Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Discussed
Alyna Ohling of CAPSA reported 3,477 crisis calls from Logan residents, up nearly 1,000 from 2021, and 718 clients, up from 462. CAPSA owns 21 transitional housing homes in Logan. No action.
Item 4 · Other
Cultural arts grants
Discussed
Mayor Daines reported $24,000 in awards against $39,100 requested: Unicorn Theatre $2,000, USU Lyric Repertory Company $5,000, Cache Valley Center for the Arts $5,000, Cache Children's Choir $1,800, Music Theatre West $1,400, Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art $1,800, Summerfest Arts Faire $2,000, Chamber Music Society of Logan $2,000, American Festival Chorus $2,000, USU Summer Alumni Band $1,000 and Cache Youth Orchestras $0. No council vote was recorded.
- Grant$24,000
Item 6 · Budget
Budget adjustments, Resolution 22-41 (public hearing)
Approved · 5-0
With no comment, the council appropriated $22,521 from the U.S. Treasury for evidence equipment, $10,000 from the Utah ICAC Task Force, $6,250 for the Public Works equipment event and $9,600 for a K9 training seminar.
- Grant$22,521 to U.S. Department of the Treasury
- Grant$10,000 to Utah ICAC Task Force
Item 7 · Annexation
Global Property 2000 annexation petition
Approved · 5-0
The council accepted a petition by Lance Zollinger and Guy Marker for Global Property 2000 LLC to annex 18.93 acres on the east side of 1000 West at about 2000 North. Community Development Director Mike DeSimone said the owners plan cold storage units with possible tenants lined up and the airport has been notified. If accepted, the recorder certifies it; the tentative schedule is Planning Commission on October 27, a council workshop November 15 and a hearing December 6. No staff or Planning Commission recommendation was recorded.
- Applicant: Lance Zollinger and Guy Marker for Global Property 2000 LLC
- Acres: 18.93; parcels 04-076-0010 and 04-076-0011
- Planned use: cold storage
Item 8 · City code
Mixed-use code amendment, Ordinance 22-19
Approved · 5-0
DeSimone removed the commercial proximity provision and added language describing mixed-use land uses to the amendment of chapters 17.10 and 17.34. Chair Simmonds asked whether sidewalks in front of small shops can count as public gathering space; DeSimone said not automatically. Ernesto López asked about the requirement that half the ground floor on arterials and collectors be built for commercial use. The council said it was satisfied and adopted the ordinance.
Item 9 · Budget
Budget adjustments, Resolution 22-42 (workshop)
Discussed
Staff proposed $64,167 from the state to reduce homelessness, $300,000 from radio reserves for replacement radios, $5,460 in police overtime reimbursement and an $11,400 vest partnership grant. Mayor Daines said the homelessness funds would likely be subgranted to CAPSA or BRAG. Action was set for October 18.
- Grant$64,167 to State of Utah
- Purchase$300,000
What residents said
Mixed-use densityCold storage near airport
No public comment recorded.