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Council approves rezone and Wolfpack Commons Phase 3 preliminary plat for 2500 N area
Summary
The City Council unanimously approved a city-initiated zoning map amendment to split-zone a parcel at 2500 North between Gateway Corridor East and Wolfpack Way Corridor and approved the Wolfpack Commons Phase 3 commercial preliminary plat with zero lot-line interior setbacks and shared common areas.
North Logan’s City Council unanimously approved a city-initiated zoning map amendment on May 6 to change one parcel at 2500 North and Wolfpack Way from Commercial General to split zoning between Gateway Corridor East and the Wolfpack Way Corridor.
Planning Director Scott Perkes said the rezone aligns with the General Plan, adds higher architectural and material standards and enables mixed-use potential. The Planning Commission recommended approval unanimously. After staff presentation, Councilmember Kenny Reese moved to approve the ordinance; the motion passed unanimously.
Immediately following the rezone, the Council reviewed and unanimously approved the Bullen Brothers (Wolfpack Commons) Phase 3 commercial preliminary plat. Perkes described commercial lots with internal zero lot-line setbacks, shared common areas for parking, landscaping and stormwater management, multiple access points (2500 North, Wolfpack Way and Main Street), emergency vehicle access and HOA maintenance responsibilities.
The approvals clear zoning and preliminary-plat hurdles for future commercial development in the 2500 N corridor; developers and staff still must comply with final engineering, building permits and any conditions imposed during final plat review.
