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North Logan Planning Commission approves short-term rental CUP, retains chair and vice-chair, and adopts amended agenda
Summary
At its Jan. 8 meeting the Planning Commission approved a short-term rental conditional-use permit, retained current chair and vice-chair, adopted an amended agenda and approved minutes; all recorded motions passed unanimously as shown in the minutes.
The North Logan Planning Commission on Jan. 8, 2026, approved a short-term rental conditional-use permit, retained existing leadership, adopted an amended agenda and approved prior minutes, according to the meeting minutes.
Motions recorded in the minutes include: Deidra Hartwell moved to modify the agenda to move Staff Business under Opening Business; Teresa Theurer seconded and the motion passed with the four commissioners recorded voting in favor. Gavin Payne then moved to adopt the agenda as amended; Deidra Hartwell seconded and that motion also passed as recorded.
Teresa Theurer moved to approve the Oct. 23, 2025 minutes; Gavin Payne seconded and the motion passed unanimously as noted in the minutes. The Commission held elections for 2026 leadership. Teresa Theurer moved to retain Nan Isaacson as Chair and Gavin Payne as Vice‑Chair; Porter Wilkins seconded and the motion passed as recorded.
On the consent agenda, staff summarized CUP‑2025‑05 (Dye STR CUP) for 2376 N 150 E and recommended approval with standard conditions. Gavin Payne moved to approve the consent item, Deidra Hartwell seconded, and the minutes record the motion as passing unanimously with the recorded voters listed.
Finally, Gavin Payne moved to adjourn the Planning Commission meeting and convene a joint Planning Commission/City Council work session; Porter Wilkins seconded and that motion passed. The minutes do not record any votes against or abstentions for the motions cited; each motion summary lists the commissioners who voted in favor.
The minutes note no formal dissent and do not indicate any contested votes on the recorded items. The Commission adjourned to the joint work session and later adjourned the meeting at 8:30 p.m.
