Logan council agenda for October 6 lists wastewater master plan, 100-townhome rezone and solid waste fee hearings
October 6, 2026, 5:30 p.m.
The October 6 agenda listed public hearings on the wastewater master plan update, a rezone of 5.08 acres at about 1200 West 200 South from Commercial to MR-20, $91,541 in budget adjustments and consolidated solid waste fees, plus workshops on a wildland-urban interface code, revised electric rates and $10,800,000 in carry-forward adjustments. Results are not yet available because minutes have not been posted.
From the agenda; results are added when minutes are posted. Updated October 14, 2026.
Decisions at a glance
Agenda, item by item
Item 8A · Roads and utilities
Wastewater master plan update, Resolution 26-34 (public hearing)
Pending
Water and Wastewater Manager Joe Hawkes was listed to present the update previewed on September 15.
Item 8B · Zoning
DSD Elevate West rezone from Commercial to MR-20, about 1200 West 200 South, Ordinance 26-17 (public hearing)
Pending
Planner Aaron Smith was listed to present a request to rezone 5.08 acres in the Ellis Neighborhood. Staff earlier recommended denial and the Planning Commission recommended approval 4-2.
Item 8C · Budget
Budget adjustments, Resolution 26-35 (public hearing)
Pending
The agenda listed $85,000 from the State of Utah for the drug task force and $6,541 for the library's interlibrary loan program.
- Grant$85,000 to State of Utah
- Grant$6,541 to State of Utah
Item 8D · Taxes and fees
Solid waste collection and disposal fees, Resolution 26-33 (public hearing)
Pending
Environmental Director Tyler Richards was listed to present consolidated commercial solid waste rates.
Item 9A · Public safety
Workshop: wildland-urban interface code, Ordinance 26-18
Pending
Fire Chief Nate Thompson was listed to present an amendment to Section 8.04.019 adopting the 2024 International Wildland-Urban Interface Code and a city wildland-urban interface map.
Item 9B · Taxes and fees
Workshop: Light and Power rate schedules and power cost adjustment, Resolution 26-36
Pending
Light & Power Director Mark Montgomery was listed to present revised rate schedules, a special event electrical service rate schedule and a power cost adjustment policy.
Item 9C · Budget
Workshop: budget adjustments, Resolution 26-37
Pending
The agenda listed $50,000 in donated funds from Cache Valley Electric for Laub Plaza programming, $10,000,000 carried forward for the electric fund's purchase of the Public Works building and $750,000 carried forward for solar infrastructure at the new Public Works campus.
- Grant$50,000 to Cache Valley Electric
- Purchase$10.0 million
- Budget$750,000
Item 6 · Appointment
Board appointments and school district update
Pending
The agenda listed Parks and Recreation Advisory Board and Civil Service Commission appointments by Mayor Anderson and a Logan City School District update by Superintendent Frank Schofield.
What residents said
Wastewater capacityRezone densitySolid waste rates