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Council adopts Logan City wastewater impact fee change for multifamily units
Summary
Hyde Park adopted a fee schedule amendment to match Logan City's reduced wastewater impact fee for multifamily residential units (about 20% lower than single‑family), a passthrough adjustment tied to Logan's recent study.
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Hyde Park City Council voted to adopt amendments aligning the city's wastewater treatment impact fee for multifamily residential units with a Logan City update that reduces multifamily unit impact fees by roughly 20 percent compared with single‑family units.
City staff explained that Logan City recently studied multifamily water use and will lower its wastewater treatment portion of impact fees for multifamily units to reflect approximately 20% lower average usage. Hyde Park collects the Logan City portion as a passthrough and remits the amount quarterly; councilmembers said the change avoids overcharging local builders and applicants.
Councilmember Stephanie moved to approve the related resolution and ordinance amending Hyde Park's fee schedule (Resolution 2025‑02 and Ordinance 2025‑08 were discussed together); Councilmember Kurt seconded. The council voted to approve the measures.
The city will continue to collect and remit Logan City's wastewater treatment fees under the new multifamily rate and will maintain Hyde Park's separate local impact fee schedule for city infrastructure.
