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Logan council approves ADU reforms and tighter short‑term rental rules with owner‑occupied exemption
Summary
The council approved ordinance 24‑18 to expand ADU allowance citywide (with a 20‑foot height limit and removal of a 6,000‑sqft minimum lot requirement) and to tighten short‑term rental rules by increasing separation to 750 feet, capping residential STRs at two per 1,000 residents, and exempting owner‑occupied rentals under conditions.
Logan City Council on Oct. 1 approved ordinance 24‑18, a package of zoning changes that modifies rules for accessory dwelling units (ADUs), short‑term rentals (STRs), and home occupations.
The approved ADU amendments remove a prior 6,000‑square‑foot minimum lot-size threshold and align ADU height limits with the principal ground story (generally under 20 feet), and allow detached ADUs in more zones. Council members said the changes reflect prior planning‑commission work and will make ADUs more feasible citywide.
On short‑term rentals, the council adopted a compromise intended to reduce proliferation while…
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