Logan-Nibley boundary adjustment
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.
Approved
- Type
- Annexation
- Location
- Parcels near Nibley, Cache County
- Size
- 14.75 acres
- Applicant
- Watermark Project, LLC and other owners
- City Council: Readoption of Logan-Nibley boundary adjustment, Ordinance 25-10 (public hearing)
- City Council: Logan-Nibley boundary adjustment, Ordinance 24-20 (public hearing)
- City Council: Workshop: Logan-Nibley boundary adjustment, Ordinance 24-20
- City Council: Intent to adjust Logan-Nibley boundary, Resolution 24-27
- City Council: Workshop: Logan-Nibley boundary adjustment, Resolution 24-27
In brief
Logan-Nibley boundary adjustment appears on 5 recorded agendas, from the City Council meeting of July 16, 2024 to the City Council meeting of August 5, 2025.
On record, it was approved 3 times.
The most recent decision was approved (4-0) at the City Council meeting of August 5, 2025.
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Logan-Nibley boundary adjustment
- Council action
Approved: Readoption of Logan-Nibley boundary adjustment, Ordinance 25-10 (public hearing) · Approved minutes Record → · Aug. 5, 2025
- Money in the record
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- Signed agreement and payments
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- Work and operating costs
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Every hearing and vote
August 5, 2025 · City Council
Readoption of Logan-Nibley boundary adjustment, Ordinance 25-10 (public hearing)
Approved · 4-0
Community Development Director Mike DeSimone said the original Ordinance 24-20 missed the state's 60-day approval window after personnel changes at the applicant's firm, and the Lieutenant Governor's office directed readoption. The adjustment covers about 14.75 acres across seven parcels, mostly owned by Watermark Project, LLC, so owners can de-annex from Logan and annex into Nibley for development. Nibley must also readopt before the plat goes to the county and state. No one spoke.
- Acres: about 14.75 across seven parcels
- Principal owner: Watermark Project, LLC
November 5, 2024 · City Council
Logan-Nibley boundary adjustment, Ordinance 24-20 (public hearing)
Approved · 5-0
The council adopted a boundary adjustment covering about 14.75 acres near 2200 South, U.S. Highway 89/91 and 1200 West. Nibley City had already approved it. No one spoke.
- Acres: about 14.75
October 1, 2024 · City Council
Workshop: Logan-Nibley boundary adjustment, Ordinance 24-20
Discussed
Staff described an adjustment of about 14.75 acres near 2200 South and U.S. Highway 89/91 and 1200 West under state law. DeSimone said adjacent owners do not oppose it. Action was set for November 5.
- Acres: about 14.75
August 6, 2024 · City Council
Intent to adjust Logan-Nibley boundary, Resolution 24-27
Approved · 5-0
The council approved a notice of intent. DeSimone explained a 2006 annexation, a proponent's failed rezone request in Logan and a later agreement with Nibley, and said there is no hostility over the boundary. Council Member Simmonds asked what happens if an owner objects; DeSimone said only affected parcels could protest, and the options are to approve as is or have the applicant amend it. Dr. Gail Yost supported the adjustment.
July 16, 2024 · City Council
Workshop: Logan-Nibley boundary adjustment, Resolution 24-27
Discussed
Staff described an intent to adjust the boundary with Nibley affecting seven parcels, including part of the Thomas Edison Charter School property, with a public hearing at least 60 days after passage. Council Member Simmonds noted Nibley had agreed. Community Development Director Mike DeSimone said three nearby owners were notified and had not expressed consent or opposition. Action was set for August 6.