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Zoning changes, annexations, subdivisions, site plans and other projects before Logan’s Planning Commission and City Council, with every hearing and vote. 9 are still being decided.
Zone change
In review
Request to rezone about 5.08 acres from Commercial to MR-20 for a 100-unit townhome community. Staff recommended denial because the Future Land Use Plan designates the site Commercial and for compatibility with nearby industrial uses; the Planning Commission recommended approval 4-2. Action was set for October 6, 2026.
Public project
In review
NRCS-funded watershed project estimated at slightly over $300 million, with about 2,100 acre-feet of storage near the sewer lagoons, Logan River instream flow of about 25 cfs and 5 to 10 cfs left in the Little Logan. A draft environmental impact statement drew about 550 comments; as of September 2026 the project was inactive pending funding and the council has not committed local match funds.
Development agreement
Proposed
Four city-owned parcels totaling about 0.99 acres, bought with affordable housing RDA funds, that the mayor intends to convey to the Bear River Association of Governments for low-income senior and disabled housing under a deed restriction requiring development within five years. The project must still be rezoned through the Planning Commission.
Zone change
Tabled
Planned Development Overlay for the 12-acre Phase 5 in NR-6: a 40,000-square-foot fitness and boat club, five beachfront short-term rental homes, 11 single-family lots, five mansion-style multifamily buildings (up to 36 units) and a 60-bed assisted living building up to 43 feet. The Planning Commission voted 4-0 to approve; the council continued it to October 7, 2025 for revised language.
Area or general plan
In review
Plan for a multimodal streetscape and redevelopment framework along 400 North. Council members asked on October 18, 2022 to revisit it for vehicle speeds and housing, with a workshop planned.
Subdivision
In review
City-owned 22-lot subdivision on about 8.63 acres, no longer needed for a cemetery, proposed for sale by public bid with proceeds for the cemetery perpetual care fund; surrounding natural area to become Deer Pen Park.
Annexation
In review
Two annexation petitions, 37.45 acres and 19.7 acres, that the council agreed to have the recorder certify on January 19, 2021.
Zone change
In review
A request to rezone about 10.5 acres from Commercial Services to Commercial to allow live/work units. The Planning Commission tied 3-3 on June 11; the council workshopped it July 7, 2020 with action set for July 21.
Zone change
In review
A request to rezone three parcels from Neighborhood Residential (NR-6) to Campus Residential. Staff and the Planning Commission recommended denial; the council workshopped it April 21, 2020 with action set for May 5.
Public project
Under construction
A $150 million plant with a $136 million guaranteed maximum price, 61.6 percent complete as of August 31, 2020, with substantial completion projected July 2022.
Public project
Approved
New Public Works building, about $54 million in total, to replace a late-1970s service center that lacks seismic protection; the Electric Fund buys the old building for $10 million. Construction targeted spring 2026 with a 30-month schedule. The council appropriated the funds 4-0 on December 16, 2025.
Code change
Approved
The council adopted the 2006 Utah Wildland-Urban Interface Code 4-0 on December 2, 2025 as required by House Bill 48. On October 6, 2026 the agenda listed a workshop on adopting the 2024 International Wildland-Urban Interface Code and a city wildland-urban interface map (Ordinance 26-18).
Zone change
Approved
Request to rezone a 0.17-acre undeveloped lot from NR-6 to Community Commercial for a two-unit twin home. Staff and the Planning Commission recommended approval and the council adopted it 5-0 on September 15, 2026.
Zone change
Approved
Redevelopment of the Cache Valley Mall site, about $205 million, rezoned in August 2023. In November 2023 the Redevelopment Agency approved tax-increment assistance capped at $10,010,000, affordable housing reserve caps and a $500,000 reserve draw; the council set aside up to $800,000 in contingent legal fees.
Code change
Approved
Riparian setbacks were adopted October 21, 2025 at a 40-foot minimum, and the wetland standards were removed to be revisited. Wetland setbacks of 15 to 50 feet by use, with a 10-foot do-not-disturb buffer, were adopted 4-0 on August 18, 2026.
Zone change
Denied
A request to rezone about 10 acres from NR-4 to MR-9 was withdrawn in March 2026. The site returned as a Planned Development Overlay with 51 lots requested, cut to 40; the Planning Commission recommended 46 lots 3-2 and the council denied the 40-lot overlay 4-0 on August 18, 2026, leaving the land zoned NR-4.
Public project
Approved
Planned fire station to improve response times in northwest Logan, where EMS runs rose 42 percent from 2021 to 2025. The city is considering a property tax rate above the certified rate, offset by a Cache County levy shift, to build operating funds for 2 to 5 years before construction, requiring 10 to 12 new positions.
Road project
Approved
Intersection upgrades, corridor improvements and a railroad crossing, with an estimated cost of $11 million or more; the city applied to Cache Council of Governments for up to $6 million in 2025 and has $1.5 million budgeted as its match.
Zone change
Approved
Request to rezone a 0.21-acre lot with a 1909 house and rear garage apartment from NR-6 to Town Center Two to legalize a third unit. The council denied the first request 4-1 on September 16, 2025; after the Planning Commission recommended approval 4-1 again, the council adopted the rezone 4-1 on August 4, 2026.
Public project
Withdrawn
The council approved leaving the airport authority 4-0 on December 16, 2025, but repealed that resolution 5-0 on August 4, 2026 because FAA grant eligibility requires Logan to remain a member. The 1992 agreement will be amended so Logan makes no direct financial contributions, with a seven-member sponsor board and a seven-member authority board.
Site plan
Approved
Vacation of right-of-way for eight owner-occupied townhomes on two lots of about 0.33 and 0.34 acres. Neighbors cited green space, speeding, traffic noise and parking; design review is to follow at the Planning Commission. The council adopted the vacation 5-0 on December 3, 2024.
Zone change
Approved
Request to rezone 0.31 acres from NR-6 to MR-12 so an existing home can be remodeled with an accessory unit and a converted garage studio for three units. The Planning Commission recommended approval by a close vote and the council adopted it 4-0 on July 21, 2026.
Zone change
Approved
Request to rezone 1.76 acres from Commercial to Mixed Use, tied to a proposed 21-and-over bar in the former Greek Streak building. The Planning Commission recommended approval and the council adopted it 4-0 on July 21, 2026; the applicant still needs conditional use approval and a state license.
Code change
Approved
Temporary 180-day ban on accepting or approving applications for data centers and data center power plants, adopted at a June 30, 2026 special meeting, to study effects on utilities, land use and neighborhoods and draft standards.
Public project
Under construction
Pedestrian underpass beneath Main Street at about 600 South, built with UDOT by ACME Construction. Construction was scheduled for summer 2025 with lane restrictions on Main Street and completion in late October or early November; the city later budgeted $275,000 in RAPZ funds toward it.
Area or general plan
Approved
The Logan 2045 General Plan has 12 chapters and a 10-district future land use map, built on about 830 engagement points, with options for the 400 North corridor. The Planning Commission recommended revisions on recreation, dark-sky policy and seasonal tourism language. The council adopted it as amended 4-0 on May 5, 2026.
Subdivision
Under construction
The city called $200,000 in a developer's financial assurance after required improvements, mainly a stormwater detention basin, went unfinished. The city will use contractors and engineering support to complete safety, ADA, retention basin and homeownership-related items first. The council appropriated the funds 4-0 on April 21, 2026.
Zone change
Approved
City-initiated downzone of a 0.22-acre parcel from MR-20 to MR-12 after earlier upzones expired; the owner holds a building permit for a single residence. The Planning Commission recommended approval 6-0 and the council adopted it 5-0 on March 17, 2026.
Public project
Approved
Amended and restated UAMPS power pooling agreement making UAMPS Logan's scheduling and market agent when the Extended Day Ahead Market begins May 1, 2026. Logan keeps control of its resources and withdrawal requires five years' notice. The council approved it 5-0 on March 17, 2026.
Zone change
Approved
Request to rezone two parcels totaling 4.54 acres from Commercial to Mixed Use near the Highway 89/91 intersection and the Providence border; no development plan was submitted. Staff and the Planning Commission (5-0) recommended approval and the council adopted it 5-0 on February 17, 2026.
Public project
Approved
Vacation of the 900 North right-of-way in the Cache Valley Electric subdivision, replaced by a private cross-access easement; ownership reverts half to each side and an adjacent owner could build closer to the road. The council adopted it 5-0 on January 20, 2026.
Zone change
Approved
Request to rezone 0.26 acres from MR-12 to Neighborhood Center so a 1920 house can become a small food business near the fairgrounds. The Planning Commission recommended approval 5-0 and the council adopted it 4-1 on January 20, 2026.
Zone change
Approved
Request to rezone 0.52 acres from NR-6 to Neighborhood Center to convert a historic house into a small bookstore and coffee shop with a patio and north-side parking. The Planning Commission recommended approval 5-0 and the council adopted it 5-0 on January 20, 2026.
Zone change
Approved
Request to rezone 2.52 acres from MR-12 to Commercial (COM) for an 8-foot fence and building expansion. Staff and the Planning Commission (6-0) recommended against COM; staff proposed Community Commercial instead, which the council adopted 4-0 on December 16, 2025.
Code change
Approved
Proposal combining bar and tavern licenses into one pool at one per 6,000 residents (nine) with a 350-foot spacing rule between new bars and taverns. Prompted by an application from an existing alcohol manufacturer in the Industrial Park zone after all bar licenses were issued. The council adopted it 3-0-1 on December 2, 2025.
Public project
Approved
Power sales contract for a 200-megawatt gas peaker online in 2029 with a 26.25-megawatt Logan subscription at a stated $112 per megawatt-hour. The council approved it 5-0 on December 3, 2024.
Public project
Approved
Power sales contract for a combined-cycle plant. The council denied a 31.35-megawatt subscription 4-1 on January 7, 2025, then approved a smaller 15-megawatt participation contract 4-1 on April 1, 2025 after a hearing with about 30 speakers.
Public project
Approved
Logan's share of regional solar projects through Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems, including Steel Solar 1B (a share of 5.77 megawatts) and the 49-megawatt Red Mesa project.
Public project
Approved
State-required water tank and transmission line project. Neighbors objected to removal of mature trees; in February 2025 the mayor confirmed the north-side Canyon Road alignment with 17 ash trees removed. On March 18, 2025 the council approved $10 million from water reserves and up to $40 million in bonds 4-0-1.
Code change
Approved
Land Development Code changes for driveways, connectivity and infill: flag lots with a second home behind an existing one, a duplex on multifamily lots, and caps of 6 single-family and 20 multifamily units for middle-of-the-block infill on private roads. The Planning Commission recommended approval 4-1.
Zone change
Approved
Proposal to expand the Center Street Historic District overlay after a 2025 reconnaissance survey. The committee recommended full expansion; the Planning Commission voted 3-2 for only a cleanup map. Most public comment opposed expansion over cost concerns, and the council adopted only the cleanup option 3-2 on October 21, 2025.
Code change
Approved
Amendments removing the short-term rental conditional use permit, aligning beekeeping with state law, raising the minor subdivision threshold and lengthening permit expiration. Downtown TC-1 changes were dropped after the Planning Commission voted 5-0 to deny them. The council adopted the package 5-0 on October 21, 2025.
Code change
Approved
Short-term rental rules. On October 1, 2024 the council set spacing at 750 feet in residential zones, exempted owner-occupied rentals under conditions and cut the cap from 3 to 2 per 1,000 residents.
Public project
Approved
Proposed trade of a 0.35-acre city parcel near 250 South 100 West for a 0.23-acre parcel at 1250 North 200 East, with the company paying the market-value difference, to realign a hazardous intersection connected to the Woodsonia development. A hearing was held June 17, 2025.
Zone change
Denied
Request to rezone 20.06 acres from NR-4 (about 80 homes) to NR-6 (up to 120) with no development plan. Staff recommended approval as a transition to MR-9 to the south; the Planning Commission recommended denial 4-0 as inconsistent with the Woodruff Neighborhood Plan, and the council denied it 5-0 on September 16, 2025.
Site plan
Approved
Redevelopment Agency credit of up to $150,000 toward demolishing two buildings for a planned mixed-use project, with repayment and first-refusal conditions.
Code change
Approved
Amendment to Section 12.24.050 prohibiting camping, tents and personal belongings on public grounds, with removal within 30 minutes of a city request, special-event permits and class B misdemeanor penalties. State-required to keep shelter and outreach funding. The council adopted it 5-0 on September 2, 2025.
Public project
Approved
Natural gas power plant near the new substation by Cytiva. The council appropriated $21,000,000 from reserves in September 2023 and in May 2024 declared intent to reimburse itself from a possible bond for turbine purchases, with about $4 million spent.
Annexation
Approved
Boundary adjustment with Nibley City covering about 14.75 acres across seven parcels so owners can move from Logan into Nibley for development. The 2024 ordinance missed the state's 60-day approval window, so the council readopted it 4-0 as Ordinance 25-10 on August 5, 2025.
Development agreement
Approved
RDA purchase of four parcels of about one acre from the Needham Family Partnership for $1,165,000 to eliminate blight. Approved unanimously September 1, 2020.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of the former transit district site from Public (PUB) to Commercial Services (CS) after Connect moved to a new North Logan facility. The owner plans to sell. The Planning Commission recommended approval 6-0 and the council adopted it 5-0 on May 20, 2025.
Area or general plan
Approved
Neighborhood plan with 28 recommendations on housing, zoning, streets, trails and infrastructure for the Wilson area, including the Island and Cliffside sub-neighborhoods. The council approved it 5-0 on May 20, 2025.
Annexation
Approved
Boundary adjustment with Millville City for five parcels that cross the existing boundary. Resolution of intent 25-04 was adopted February 18, 2025; the ordinance returns in April and May 2025.
Annexation
Approved
Boundary adjustment moving three parcels of about 1.2, 2.0 and 2.4 acres to Nibley. Resolution of intent 25-06 was adopted February 18, 2025; the ordinance returns in April and May 2025.
Zone change
Approved
Downzone of five properties, about 1.36 acres, from MR-20 to MR-12, recommended 6-0 by the Planning Commission on March 27, 2025; council action was set for May 6, 2025.
Annexation
Approved
Petition to annex about 57.99 acres east of 1000 West near 2200 North, requested to be zoned Industrial Park. The property owners asked for the annexation and zoning; the council adopted it 5-0 on December 3, 2024.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of about 1.80 acres from MR-12 to MR-20, first approved April 2023 with a downzone back to MR-12 in July 2023. A new request for a four-plex was recommended for denial by staff and the Planning Commission (4-0), but the council adopted it 5-0 on December 3, 2024 with a deed restriction to downzone after design review by January 1, 2026.
Annexation
Approved
Correction of a boundary where the true line sits about 126 feet south of a fence line used in earlier annexations. The council adopted the ordinance 5-0 on December 3, 2024.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone from Commercial to Public for a 24/7 mental health crisis receiving center funded by the state. The Planning Commission recommended approval 6-0 and the council adopted it 5-0 on December 5, 2023.
Zone change
Denied
Request to rezone about 0.92 acres from NR-6 to Commercial. The Planning Commission recommended approval 5-2 and staff recommended approval, but the council denied it 3-2 on October 1, 2024, with three members preferring to wait for the new General Plan.
Code change
Approved
Code changes allowing detached ADUs capped at 20 feet or the main house's height, with no minimum lot size and no USU buffer. The council adopted them 5-0 on October 1, 2024.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone from TC-1 to Commercial, recommended 7-0 by the Planning Commission and adopted by the council 5-0 on September 17, 2024.
Area or general plan
Approved
Update of the 2016 plan with goals on ADUs and short-term rentals, pedestrian connections near Hillcrest Elementary and trails. The Planning Commission recommended approval 5-0 and the council approved it September 3, 2024.
Public project
Approved
A plan to improve carry-in watercraft access, create safe river passage and foster community involvement along the Logan River, with 13 access sites. Phase 1 runs from Rendezvous Park to Trapper Park. The council adopted the plan on January 21, 2020.
Road project
Approved
Roundabouts on 1200 East at 1000 North and 800 North, funded in part by $1,811,398 from the Cache Metropolitan Planning Organization appropriated in the spring 2023 budget adjustments.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone swapping zones on downtown city properties: the former fire station from Public to TC-1, and the new fire station, the library and the plaza from TC-1 to Public. The Planning Commission recommended approval 5-0 and the council adopted it 5-0 on May 7, 2024.
Public project
Approved
Replacement for Fire Station 70 with $7 million in American Rescue Plan funds, $2.02 million and $980,000 for land, and an additional $3,750,000 appropriated September 6, 2022. Five properties have been bought: a duplex, two fourplexes and two parking lots.
Public project
Approved
Plan to rebuild the library on its current site. On October 6, 2020 the council approved $999,990 for design by Design West, about a 10-month process.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of about 0.13 acres from NR-6 to TC-2 for a three-room boutique hotel with a sculpture garden, which needs a later conditional use permit. The council denied the first request 2-2 on January 16, 2024 and approved a second request 4-1 on March 5, 2024.
Zone change
Denied
Request to rezone eight parcels, mostly owner-occupied historic homes, from TC-2 to NR-6. Staff and the Planning Commission recommended denial and the council denied it January 16, 2024, agreeing to reevaluate TC-2 in the future.
Zone change
Denied
Request to rezone 4.43 acres from Industrial Park to Airport Planned Development for a 70,275-square-foot, 503-unit self-storage facility after a 2021 approval lapsed. Staff and the Planning Commission recommended denial and the council denied it 4-0 on January 16, 2024.
Public project
Approved
Sediment removal to protect generating equipment, funded from electric reserves: $1,000,000 in February 2023, $1,000,000 on October 17, 2023 and a further $1,400,000 on January 16, 2024 after a survey found 35,000 cubic yards rather than 14,000.
Area or general plan
Approved
Community reinvestment (tax-increment) area around the Cache Valley Mall site, designated a survey area in June 2023 and adopted July-August 2023. The agency budget caps revenue at $13 million over 20 years, with developer incentives for the Cache Valley Marketplace redevelopment.
Code change
Approved
Code changes adopted November 7, 2023: a 20 percent density bonus tied to 10 percent income-restricted units at 50 percent of area median income, micro-living units limited to walkable areas, and occupancy kept at three unrelated people.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of 3.26 acres from Commercial to Mixed Use. The Planning Commission recommended approval 6-0; the council approved it 5-0 on September 5, 2023.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of two parcels totaling 4.64 acres from Commercial to Mixed Use. The Planning Commission recommended approval 6-0; the council approved it 5-0 on September 5, 2023.
Site plan
Approved
Redevelopment Agency plan to demolish buildings and build the Center Block Plaza with a stage, portable ice rink and splash pad, funded from RDA reserves, with 41 and 45 North Main to be sold. In March 2021 the agency appropriated $4,347,905 and $1,575,157.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of 1.01 acres from Mobile Home to MR-9, a property used for storage and a caretaker dwelling. Staff noted the request was inconsistent with the Future Land Use Plan's detached residential designation. The council approved it 4-0 on August 15, 2023.
Code change
Approved
Code amendment creating a Planned Development overlay zone (Chapters 17.16 and 17.27) with a three-acre minimum and discretion for smaller sites, with a requirement that concept-plan comments be shared with the proponent, Planning Commission and council. The council adopted it August 1, 2023.
Public project
Approved
A 25-year transportation plan updated every three to five years, with public comment from August 24 to September 28, 2020.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of about 0.22 acres from MR-12 to Community Commercial plus a conditional use permit for a commercial daycare (Little Wonders West Building Two) for 35 to 40 additional children. The council adopted it June 20, 2023.
Code change
Approved
Code change removing waste-related uses as permitted or conditional uses in the CS and IP zones while keeping them in the Public zone. The council adopted it June 20, 2023.
Development agreement
Approved
Six-story, 75-unit apartment project with a possible second phase of 72 units. The RDA approved a $500,000 Affordable Housing Fund incentive on September 15, 2020.
Code change
Approved
Amendments making behavioral health receiving centers, homeless resource centers and shelters conditional uses in the public zone with a 300-foot separation from schools, parks and homes, recommended 5-0 by the Planning Commission.
Zone change
Approved
Request to rezone about 35.48 acres from NR-4 to MR-9 for 208 units (82 single-family homes and 126 townhomes). Staff and the Planning Commission recommended denial; neighbors cited traffic, wetlands, schools and density. On May 16, 2023 the council approved it 4-1 with a deed restriction capping density at 5.3 units per acre.
Code change
Approved
Amendments to the critical lands chapter and flood damage prevention code adding riparian and wetland setbacks and raising the lowest floor of new construction to 2 feet above base flood elevation. Adopted February 21 and March 21, 2023.
Zone change
Denied
Request to rezone a vacant 0.25-acre lot from NR-6 to MR-12. Staff and the Planning Commission recommended denial and the council denied it February 21, 2023.
Road project
Approved
A funding application to the regional council of governments for work on 100 West from 500 South to Highway 89/91, including a Logan River bridge. A public hearing was held July 7, 2020 with the application due in August.
Annexation
Approved
Annexation of about 30 acres of farmland with NR-6 zoning, approved May 17, 2022.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of 0.26 acre from MR-12 to Neighborhood Center for a 1,000-square-foot corner market, two residential units and a drive-thru garage lane. Approved December 6, 2022; the design review and conditional use permit return to the council.
Annexation
Approved
Annexation of 18.93 acres with Industrial zoning for planned cold storage near the airport, approved December 6, 2022.
Zone change
Denied
Request to rezone about 11.13 acres from Commercial to MR-30 for 28 townhomes and 204 condominiums next to Thomas Edison Charter School. The council denied it December 6, 2022 on staff's recommendation. The site was rezoned to Commercial from RC in February 2022.
Development agreement
Approved
Redevelopment Agency acquisition of property on the Emporium block, with demolition on hold and a Center Block and Plaza proposal limited to the Emporium footprint under review.
Code change
Approved
Rewrite of the mixed-use zone with a 20-unit base density, bonuses up to 50 units an acre, commercial frontage and affordable housing set-asides. A first vote failed September 20 over a commercial proximity exception; the council adopted it October 4, 2022 without that provision.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of 31.39 vacant acres from Commercial Services and Commercial to Mixed Use, allowing up to 941 units. The council adopted it June 21, 2022 after continuing it twice.
Development agreement
Approved
Business park whose infrastructure, including a new 1200 North road, is supported by $1,150,000 in Redevelopment Agency incentives approved June 21, 2022.
Annexation
Approved
Annexation of 18.73 acres of unincorporated island with commercial zoning, approved June 21, 2022.
Code change
Approved
Combines the bicycle and skateboard chapters of the municipal code to cover micromobility devices, replacing police inspection and license plates with free registration and allowing dismount zones.
Code change
Approved
Amendments to remove the uniform 8-foot planting strip width, define xeriscape and set a minimum plant coverage, limit trees in sight triangles and allow downtown exceptions, to cut water use. Recommended 6-0 by the Planning Commission.
Code change
Approved
Code changes to remove RV parks and commercial self-storage from commercial services and industrial zones and add RV park standards, recommended 5-0 by the Planning Commission.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of three parcels of roughly 11 acres along the highway from RC to Commercial. The Planning Commission recommended approval 5-0 and staff found it consistent with the 2008 future land use plan.
Zone change
Withdrawn
Request to rezone a 2-acre lot from Commercial to Commercial Services for an automotive service and repair shop of 8,000 to 11,000 square feet, opposed 7-0 by the Planning Commission because of nearby homes. The applicant withdrew on January 18, 2022.
Code change
Approved
Repeal of the city's disposable plastic bag prohibition (Chapter 8.36) before its January 1, 2022 start, in favor of a countywide plastic waste program. The council repealed it 3-2 on December 7, 2021.
Public project
Approved
State-required plan that reports water use falling to 175 gallons per person a day and about 25 percent system loss, with goals for pipe replacement and a secondary irrigation system. Approved December 7, 2021.
Zone change
Denied
Request to rezone 6.62 acres from NR-6 to MR-12 for a 71-unit townhome project in the Woodruff Neighborhood. Staff and the Planning Commission recommended denial and the council denied it on November 16, 2021.
Code change
Approved
Land development code amendments setting standards for community and urban agriculture and for keeping chickens, bees and livestock on residential lots. The council continued it after a 12-speaker hearing and added lot-size chicken limits, setbacks and a weight cap on animals.
Development agreement
Approved
A 69-unit mixed-use building with about 13,400 square feet of commercial space and a corner bistro in the Downtown project area. The Redevelopment Agency approved a $250,000 payment from the affordable housing fund on October 5, 2021.
Zone change
Withdrawn
A request to rezone 7.25 acres in the Bridger Neighborhood from NR-6 to MR-9, withdrawn by the proponent on September 21, 2021.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of a 1.2-acre former church site from NR-6 to Town Center 2 in the Wilson Neighborhood. The Planning Commission recommended TC-2 rather than the TC-1 first requested.
Development agreement
Approved
A $150,000 Redevelopment Agency incentive for Cytiva's expansion, tied to a planned $240 million investment and about 396 jobs over five years.
Code change
Approved
Land development code amendment making banks, general sales and service, and big-box stores over 100,000 square feet conditional uses in the Industrial zone. The Planning Commission tied 2-2.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of about 2.07 acres from MR-20 to MR-30 for a horizontal mixed-use project. Adopted May 18, 2021.
Annexation
Approved
Annexation of 37.45 acres planned for MR-20. Nibley's protest was denied by the Cache County Boundary Commission and the council adopted the annexation May 18, 2021.
Zone change
Denied
Request to rezone about 4.7 acres of a floodplain RV park from Recreation to MR-20 for townhomes. The council denied it May 18, 2021.
Public project
Approved
Replacement of dugouts, backstops and outfield fences at four fields, with a Land and Water Conservation Fund grant application covering up to half the cost.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of about 0.80 acres from Commercial to Mixed Use. Staff and the Planning Commission (6-1) recommended approval. The council adopted it on April 20, 2021.
Site plan
Approved
68,000-square-foot office building, retail along Main Street and housing on 100 West. The Redevelopment Agency considered a tax increment incentive capped at $2.5 million.
Zone change
Withdrawn
Request to rezone about 10 acres from Industrial Park to MR-20. Staff and the Planning Commission recommended denial; the applicant withdrew on March 16, 2021.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of eight parcels from MR-12 and Commercial to Mixed Use near Logan High School. The Planning Commission recommended approval 7-0.
Annexation
Approved
Annexation of 19.7 acres with NR-6 zoning, limited by wetlands and floodplain. The council adopted it 3-2 on March 2, 2021.
Zone change
Approved
Applicants sought a rezone of about 7.87 acres from commercial to recreation to allow long-term RV stays, with a related code amendment for 90-day stays. The rezone request was later withdrawn while the citywide code change continued.
Area or general plan
Approved
A neighborhood plan with inventories, planning areas and recommendations including trails, bicycle and pedestrian improvements and Latinx outreach.
Development agreement
Approved
108 apartments and 10 three-story townhomes in the Downtown Redevelopment Project Area. The RDA approved $350,000 in affordable housing fund assistance as amended January 19, 2021, with onsite management required.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of 2.99 acres from NR-6 to MR-9 to add 10 townhomes to the 150-unit Woodmore Pointe project. The council approved it unanimously on November 3, 2020.
Zone change
Denied
Request to rezone 9.12 acres from Resource Conservation to Mixed-Use. Staff and the Planning Commission recommended denial and the council denied it unanimously on August 4, 2020.
Area or general plan
Approved
Future Land Use Plan map amendment, followed by a zoning map amendment of about 64 acres approved as amended on August 4, 2020.
Zone change
Denied
Request to rezone 2.72 acres from NR-6 to MR-9 for townhomes. The council denied it unanimously on August 4, 2020.
Zone change
Approved
Rezone of about 10.5 acres from Commercial Services to Commercial to allow live/work units. The Planning Commission tied 3-3; the council approved it 3-2 on July 21, 2020.
Zone change
Denied
A request to rezone about 8.37 acres from NR-4 to NR-6 for a 46-lot subdivision. Staff recommended denial and the council denied it unanimously on July 7, 2020, citing a prior neighborhood agreement.
Annexation
Approved
Annexation of 4.08 acres at about 800 West 2200 South with Multi Residential zoning, approved 5-0 on May 5, 2020.
Zone change
Approved
A rezone of 8.11 acres from Commercial to Mixed Use with at least 4,500 square feet of commercial space. The Planning Commission recommended denial 4-2; the council approved it 3-2 on April 21, 2020.
Zone change
Approved
A rezone of about 3.3 acres from Commercial to Commercial Services, recommended for approval 6-0 by the Planning Commission and approved by the council 5-0 on April 7, 2020.