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Council approves three ordinances adjusting municipal boundaries and a downzone
Summary
The Logan City Council approved Ordinances 25-03 and 25-04, which adjust city boundaries with neighboring jurisdictions, and Ordinance 25-07, which downzones a property from MR-20 back to MR-12. Each ordinance passed by roll-call vote during the meeting.
The Logan City Council approved three land-use ordinances that adjust municipal boundaries and zoning designations on several properties.
The actions matter because boundary adjustments and zoning changes determine which municipality provides services and what types of development are allowed on the affected parcels.
Ordinance 25-03, described by council discussion as an initial boundary adjustment between Logan and Millville near the Zalba and coal storage area on the south side of the highway, passed after a public hearing. Councilmember Mike summarized a survey and staff workshops. Roll-call votes recorded the council voting in favor: Dean (aye); Mark (aye); Ernesto (aye); Amy (aye); Mike (aye). The ordinance passed.
Ordinance 25-04 concerned a boundary cleanup between Logan and Nibley on the south end of Logan, involving three properties and access considerations. After closing a public hearing and brief council discussion, the council approved the ordinance with a roll-call vote: Amy (aye); Ernesto (aye); Mark (aye); Jeanie (aye); Mike (aye). The ordinance passed.
Ordinance 25-07 was a downzone request for property that was upzoned to MR-20 in 2022 to enable subdivision; the request sought to return that site to MR-12. The council held a public hearing, discussed the history (the property was condominiumized in 1990 and upzoned in 2022), and voted: Jeanne (aye); Mark (aye); Ernesto (aye); Amy (aye); Mike (aye). Ordinance 25-07 passed.
Councilmembers noted each matter had been through prior workshops and planning processes; staff confirmed public notice and that adjacent jurisdictions were informed where required. The ordinances will be recorded consistent with standard municipal procedures.
