Logan council approves $263,921 in budget adjustments 5-0; Main Street underpass work to start this summer
June 3, 2025, 5:30 p.m.
The council voted 5-0 to approve budget adjustments including a $250,000 appropriation of street and engineering revenue for inspection expenses tied to Google Fiber, and canceled its July 1 meeting. Public Works said construction of a Main Street pedestrian underpass near 600 South will begin this summer and narrow Main Street to one lane each way for up to 60 days.
From the approved minutes. Updated October 14, 2026.
Decisions at a glance
| Item | Result |
|---|---|
| Main Street pedestrian underpass update | Discussed |
| RAPZ funding update | Discussed |
| Cancel July 1 meeting | Approved · 5-0 |
| Budget adjustments, Resolution 25-23 (public hearing) | Approved · 5-0 |
| Workshop: budget adjustments, Resolution 25-24 | Discussed |
Agenda, item by item
Roads and utilities
Main Street pedestrian underpass update
Discussed
Public Works Director Paul Lindhardt said the underpass near 600 South is built with UDOT, with ACME Construction as contractor and Stanley Consultants overseeing. Box delivery is expected the first week of September. Main Street will close to one lane each way for up to 60 days, with up to 10 nights of full closure, and completion is expected in late October or early November. Chair Simmonds asked for advance signage near the Logan River Golf Course or at 100 West, and Lindhardt said the contractor must provide traffic control.
Budget
RAPZ funding update
Discussed
Mayor Daines said the Cache County Council had not yet approved the proposed RAPZ funding, so the item was continued to the next council meeting.
Other
Cancel July 1 meeting
Approved · 5-0
The council canceled its July 1, 2025 regular meeting.
Item Action · Budget
Budget adjustments, Resolution 25-23 (public hearing)
Approved · 5-0
The council appropriated a $4,975 state grant for police equipment, $8,946 in police overtime shift reimbursements and $250,000 in street and engineering revenue for inspection expenses. Finance Director Richard Anderson confirmed the inspection expenses relate to Google Fiber. Council Member Amy Anderson asked about police equipment; Anderson said some relates to body cameras. Matthew Fatuesi asked for more detail on police equipment spending.
- Grant$4,975 to State of Utah
- Payment$8,946
- Fee$250,000 to Google Fiber
Item Workshop · Budget
Workshop: budget adjustments, Resolution 25-24
Discussed
Anderson previewed $6,875 and $5,146 in airport firefighting certification reimbursements, a $10,700 Cache Valley Electric donation for a Laub Plaza concert, a $2,500 donation to the Police Department banquet and state training grants of $2,508 (fire) and $3,030 (EMS). Action was set for June 17.
- Payment$6,875
- Payment$5,146
- Grant$10,700 to Cache Valley Electric
- Grant$2,500
- Grant$2,508 to State of Utah
- Grant$3,030 to State of Utah
What residents said
Light and Power resolutionClimateMain Street closures
Matthew Fatuesi urged openness to different renewable resources. Kristi Richards, Patrick Belmont and Gail Hanson opposed the council's vote on the Light and Power resolution and raised climate concerns.