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Sam Hahn (city staff, project presenter) said the corridor was chosen because it is one of the city's most heavily used bike corridors and described the lanes as a trial intended to test a protected design for the city. \"Our goal was to be different. We wanted to make a statement on what we think bike lanes could be in Logan,\" he said. He described the lanes as two-directional and wider than a typical single-direction lane so they can be plowed with a smaller pickup-style blade in winter.

Council members and staff acknowledged the change will create temporary inconvenience for some residents and businesses, but framed the project as a step toward expanding safe alternative transportation. One council member noted it will help students get bikes off buses and ride up or down the hill near campus.

Staff said they will monitor the project, collect feedback from city operations and community users, and use the trial to inform possible future bike infrastructure.

No formal vote was required; the report was informational and council discussion closed with direction to observe how the lanes perform and gather feedback.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Logan Municipal Council Meeting Meeting May 20, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","City staff told the council the new protected, two-directional bike lanes on 500 North between 100 East and 700 East are open as a trial, designed to connect schools, the transit center and parks, and built wide enough for winter plowing.","taxTitle","Logan City Council, Logan, Cache County, Utah","taxId",23299,"location","Utah","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6234240,"Logan council adopts 2025 CDBG action plan, adds $5,000 for warming-center feasibility study",950,1566000,2516000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3411666-5184b122e441fe2004adac3fcfef21fa&start=1566&end=2516","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3411666-5184b122e441fe2004adac3fcfef21fa/thumbnail_1566000.jpg","/articles/6234240/Utah/Logan-council-adopts-2025-CDBG-action-plan-adds-5000-for-warming-center-feasibility-study","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6234240-1a7f1492a3081c849a712f3169380a1f/orig.mp4?Expires=1770973952&Signature=HLEF~rDINiVkuCfV05pNPl78lD1VHhejad5DI2IviZ56E4~~dwiw8mLMt3jac8MzXzCBEPxxtQhNcDrrihG3QwL3LzISlMQ6fqizIG~9wAG0VYdzkbhDdKTyyVsGYzlApXJ4ZlwBi5vULnyaFT5dHnLILGh-BWHF-qhhH-VN0VOF9q9y2XBJ~JyvJF1WSP67RhJ5hjkwOMyyoqdeppzh79yvOm3JR4wGernbY7-4CWsHUZ8udHWL9mtZcal4MSEYGX4n10NFpdlSRFb5bJ8Di0~58F45RQfXGrRTSRxNOH3GUqbX3FFhFlGyhMnXGT0FChaOaXSdlMv3b506al2DMA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Logan Municipal Council on Tuesday approved the city's 2025 Community Development Block Grant Annual Action Plan and amended it to add $5,000 toward a feasibility study for a local warming center.

Amanda (Community Development staff) presented the plan and the recommended allocation of the city's CDBG award of $558,464 for project year 2025, saying, \"It is proposed that $330,000 go towards infrastructure projects, $91,000 go towards public facilities, $25,000 go towards public service, and $111,000 go towards CDBG administration.\" She described proposed receiver projects: an ADA ramps project and a pedestrian crossing project set up to absorb leftover funding up to $200,000 each, and listed smaller grants for nonprofit and community groups.

The plan originally allocated $16,000 from administrative/planning funds to support a homelessness services and sheltering feasibility study requested by the William A. Bernard Warming Center. Community development staff noted the CDBG administration/planning category has a 20% cap and estimated the city would only have about $1,600 available for that study under the awarded amount, a shortfall from what council members believed had been discussed earlier.

Council members discussed options: approve the plan as submitted, reduce or reallocate other items, or add city funds from other budgets. Council members asked whether the award was secure; staff said an award letter was received for the stated amount but cautioned federal grants can be adjusted. Council discussion emphasized the limitations imposed by CDBG rules, particularly the 20% cap on admin/planning spending and the requirement that CDBG funds be spent in the grant year.

After debate, council members moved and seconded an amendment to add $5,000 to the available amount for the warming-center feasibility study, increasing the local contribution to $6,616. Staff warned that any additional amount would require Community Development to reallocate existing internal funds to cover administration and oversight. The amended allocation passed by voice vote.

The final action ratified the CDBG Annual Action Plan with the amended amount for the warming-center study. Staff said agreements with recipients will be written to reflect the actual award amount; if HUD or the federal funder reduces or increases the city's award, recipient agreements will be adjusted proportionally.

Council members and staff also noted that CDBG planning funds cannot be banked for use in a later year and that some projects (e.g., capital or land purchase) could be eligible under other CDBG categories if an applicant later requests funding in those categories.

The council approved the resolution to adopt the 2025 CDBG Annual Action Plan with the amendment, and directed staff to finalize recipient agreements under the award letter conditions.","The Logan Municipal Council approved the city's 2025 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Annual Action Plan and voted to amend the proposal to add $5,000 toward a feasibility study for a warming center, bringing the city's contribution to $6,616 for the study if federal funding is received as expected.","actionData","errors"]

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Logan rolls out protected two-way bike lanes on 500 North as trial

Logan council adopts 2025 CDBG action plan, adds $5,000 for warming-center feasibility study