Logan council agenda for Oct. 20: wildland-urban interface code, EV charging rates and $10 million building transfer
October 20, 2026, 5:30 p.m. · Council Chambers, 290 North 100 West
The Logan Municipal Council's Oct. 20 agenda had public hearings on adopting the 2024 International Wildland-Urban Interface Code and map, revised Light and Power rate schedules, and budget adjustments including up to $10 million for the Electric Fund to buy the Public Works building. A workshop covered a ban on short-term rentals in mixed-use buildings. Results were not in the documents reviewed.
From the agenda; results are added when minutes are posted. Updated October 21, 2026.
Decisions at a glance
Agenda, item by item
Item 8A · City code
Wildland-urban interface code and map, Ordinance 26-18 (public hearing)
Pending
Amends Logan Municipal Code 08.04.019 to adopt the 2024 International Wildland-Urban Interface Code and the city's WUI map. Fire Chief Nate Thompson presents.
Item 8B · Taxes and fees
Light and Power electrical rate schedules and fees, Resolution 26-36 (public hearing)
Pending
Adopts revised Logan Light and Power rate schedules and fees. Director Mark Montgomery presents.
Item 8C · Budget
Budget adjustments for fiscal 2026-27, Resolution 26-37 (public hearing)
Pending
Appropriates $50,000 in donated funds from Cache Valley Electric for Laub Plaza programming, $10 million carried forward from fiscal 2026 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. Finance Director Richard Anderson presents.
- Grant$50,000 to Cache Valley Electric
- Land deal$10.0 million
- Budget$750,000
Item 9A · City code
Workshop: ban on short-term rentals in vertical mixed-use buildings, Ordinance 26-19
Discussed
Would amend the Land Development Code to prohibit motel, hotel and short-term rentals within a vertical Mixed Use Multifamily Residential structure in the Commercial zone. Planner Aimee Egbert presents.