100 West reconstruction and Logan River bridge
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.
- Where it stands
- Approved
- Type
- Road project
- Location
- 100 West from 500 South to Highway 89/91
Every hearing and vote
July 7, 2020 · City Council
Public hearing: CCCOG funding application for 100 West from 500 South to Highway 89/91
No action
Public Works Director Paul Lindhardt presented a funding application for work on 100 West from 500 South to Highway 89/91, including a Logan River bridge; the application is due in August 2020. Morris Poole asked for left, right and through turn lanes at 100 West and Highway 89/91. Only a hearing was required; no action.
- Application deadline: August 2020
March 2, 2021 · City Council
Transportation capital projects update
Discussed
Public Works Director Paul Lindhardt reported on city and state road work. The Master Transportation Plan draft is expected by late summer. The 1400 North and 600 West intersection is nearly complete but a UDOT and Union Pacific dispute over railroad crossing maintenance continues, postponing 1800 North and 600 West. Design is nearly done for 100 North (Main to 200 West), with construction targeted for next winter or spring, and for 100 West over the Logan River, where the city received $2.6 million from the Council of Governments for phase 1 and anticipates 2023 construction if phase 2 is funded. UDOT expects to rebuild Main Street from the South Y to at least 1000 North around 2025. Lindhardt also described the Crockett Canal pressurization watershed project, which has public scoping open until March 16, and said no alternatives had been proposed. No action was taken.
July 20, 2021 · City Council
Workshop: grant budget adjustments of $3.5 million, Resolution 21-41
Discussed
Controller Rueben Nelson listed 13 grants and funds, including $2,531,866 from the Cache County Council of Governments for 100 West Corridor Improvement phase 1, $197,000 for the Center Block plaza splash pad and ice rink, $201,201 for the Logan River Trail at Mendon Road, and library, police and parks grants. Parks Director Russ Akina said fireworks cost about $30,000 this year versus about $90,000 usually because of pandemic savings. Library Director Karen Clark described an electric book bike for parks and the farmers market.
August 3, 2021 · City Council
Grant and fund budget adjustments of $3.5 million, Resolution 21-41
Approved · 5-0
The council approved 13 appropriations, including $2,531,866 from the Cache County Council of Governments for 100 West Corridor Improvement phase 1, $201,201 for the Logan River Trail at Mendon Road, $197,000 for the Center Block plaza splash pad and ice rink, and $115,000 for Bridger Park pickleball lights. In answer to Amy Anderson, the mayor said UDOT engineering requirements for the 10th West underpass wall raised its costs sharply, so those funds go to pickleball lights while staff keep researching the underpass. No one spoke.
January 4, 2022 · City Council
Budget adjustments, Resolution 22-01 (workshop)
Discussed
Finance Director Richard Anderson presented $16,229 in police overtime shirt reimbursements, $1,600,032 from the Cache County Council of Governments for 100 West corridor improvements, $250,713 for the 100 West roadway agreement, a $5,000 state alcohol grant and $100,000 more for credit card fees on utility bills, which rose about 20 percent. Card fees run about 2 percent. Action was set for January 18.
January 18, 2022 · City Council
Budget adjustment, Resolution 22-01 (public hearing)
Approved · 5-0
With no public comment, the council appropriated $16,229 in police overtime shirt reimbursements, $1,600,032 from the Cache County Council of Governments and $3,691,999 in Cache Metropolitan Planning grant funds for the 100 West corridor, $250,713 for the 100 West roadway agreement, a $5,000 state alcohol grant and $100,000 more for utility billing credit card fees.
February 15, 2022 · City Council
State of the City
Discussed
Mayor Holly Daines's annual address covered reserves; Center Block Plaza construction starting in May with $2,150,000 in private funds raised; new library construction from mid-April with a temporary library at the Service Center for 18 months; a $150 million wastewater plant serving seven cities completed on time and under budget; a new fire station planned at 100 East and 200 North; the Kunzler conservation easement on 47 acres along the Logan River, nearly $1 million and almost entirely grant-funded; park master plans for a 150-acre legacy park on a closed landfill and a 30-acre Foothill Park; drought response including a planned 10-million-gallon water tank; an $11 million 100 West bridge over the Logan River and a $4.1 million UDOT grant for a 600 South underpass; and new substations and solar commitments.
March 1, 2022 · City Council
Budget adjustment, Resolution 22-07 (public hearing)
Approved · 5-0
With no comment, the council approved $1,468,356 in restricted Class C road reserves for road projects (800 North, 800 West to 1000 West, and 100 West from 500 South to Highway 89/91) and a $236,191 UDOT reimbursement for Public Works capital.
November 15, 2022 · City Council
Budget adjustments, Resolution 22-48 (workshop)
Discussed
Staff proposed $400,000 from the Cache Metropolitan Planning Organization for the 100 West southern roadway extension, $7,549 for interlibrary loan and $7,848 from the U.S. Treasury for evidence equipment. Action was set for December 6.
December 6, 2022 · City Council
Budget adjustments, Resolution 22-48 (public hearing)
Approved · 5-0
The council appropriated $400,000 from the Cache Metropolitan Planning Organization for the 100 West southern roadway extension, $7,549 for interlibrary loan and $7,848 from the U.S. Treasury for evidence equipment. Gail Yost thanked the council for the 100 West extension.
January 3, 2023 · City Council
State of the City
Discussed
Mayor Holly Daines reported fire and EMS calls up 10 percent, with a likely record 5,668 incidents as of December 27; a possible memorandum with the county to keep garbage collection until June 2025; $2,360,000 in private donations for Center Block Plaza and $1.5 million for the library, which she expected to open in early fall; a new fire station funded by $10 million in ARPA money; an $11 million bridge at 100 West and 600 South; a Main Street pedestrian underpass funded by a $4.1 million UDOT grant, delayed to 2024; Campbell Scientific's $40 million expansion with 268 jobs and Frulact's $75 million expansion with 131 jobs; two new substations and about 18,000 meters replaced for $3.3 million; and that the city is considering about 10 megawatts of natural gas turbines. No action.