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Votes at a glance: July 16 Logan City Council actions
Summary
Summary of formal votes taken by the Logan City Council on July 16, 2024, including approvals of minutes/agenda, two appointments ratified, Resolution 24-28 endorsing pretreatment ordinance changes, passage of Ordinance 24-13 (alcohol code correction), and continuation of Ordinance 20331 to Nov. 19.
The Logan City Council took the following formal actions on July 16, 2024.
Minutes and agenda - Action: Acceptance of minutes and approval of the meeting agenda. - Outcome: Approved (voice vote; no recorded roll-call votes).
Appointments (ratification) - Action: Ratification of Jeff Miller to the planning commission and nomination of Sarah McNamara to fill a planning commission vacancy (as recommended by the mayor after interviews). - Outcome: Ratified (voice vote; no roll-call votes recorded).
Resolution endorsing wastewater pretreatment changes - Action: Approval of Resolution 24-28 endorsing revised wastewater pretreatment ordinance language for submission to the Division of Water Quality for public comment. - Motion/Second: Motion moved and seconded (speakers not specified on the record). - Outcome: Approved (voice vote recorded as "ayes").
Ordinance 24-13 (alcohol-code correction) - Action: Adoption of Ordinance 24-13, which reinstates the bar-limit provision (one bar per 10,000 population) that staff said was inadvertently deleted during an earlier February code rewrite. - Outcome: Passed (voice vote; no opposition recorded).
Ordinance 20331 (sewer code) — continued - Action: Public hearing opened on Ordinance 20331 (a 45-page sewer/code amendment). Because the state Division of Water Quality will complete a public-comment period, the council voted to continue the ordinance to the November 19, 2024 meeting (without an additional public hearing at that date). The continuation preserves the city’s ability to receive state comments and to finalize the ordinance later. - Outcome: Continued to 11/19/2024 (voice vote; approved).
How votes were recorded: Most actions were approved by voice vote with the council saying “aye” and no roll-call tallies presented in the transcript. Where a formal mover and seconder were recorded, they were captured in the meeting minutes; in several cases the transcript records motion and second without a spoken name on the audio.
For full minutes and ordinance/resolution texts, see the city clerk’s official record.
