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North Logan LBA unanimously adopts tentative FY2027 budget to administer Community Center bond financing
Summary
The North Logan Local Building Authority on May 6, 2026 unanimously adopted a tentative FY2027 budget intended to administer the Community Center bond financing. The authority recessed from the City Council to convene as the LBA for the vote, then reconvened and adjourned at 8:41 p.m.
The North Logan Local Building Authority unanimously adopted a tentative FY2027 budget on May 6, 2026 intended to administer financing for the city's Community Center. LBA members recessed the City Council to convene as the Local Building Authority and held the vote during that special session.
Mayor Lyndsay Peterson called the meeting to order at 8:38 p.m. LBA member Emily Schmidt moved to adopt the agenda as presented; LBA member Kenny Reese seconded and the motion passed unanimously, with Emily Schmidt, Kenny Reese and Mark Hancey recorded as voting in favor.
Staff member Alan Luce presented the tentative FY2027 Local Building Authority budget, explaining that the LBA budget exists primarily to administer the Community Center bond financing. Following the presentation, Emily Schmidt moved to adopt the tentative FY2027 LBA budget; Kenny Reese seconded. A roll-call vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously with Emily Schmidt, Kenny Reese and Mark Hancey recorded as voting in favor.
After adopting the budget, LBA member Mark Hancey moved to adjourn the Local Building Authority and reconvene the City Council; Emily Schmidt seconded. The motion passed unanimously and the meeting was recorded as adjourned at 8:41 p.m. The meeting minutes were later noted as approved May 20, 2026. The transcript was transcribed by Scott Bennett.
Votes at a glance: Emily Schmidt moved to adopt the agenda (seconded by Kenny Reese) — passed unanimously; Emily Schmidt moved to adopt the tentative FY2027 LBA budget (seconded by Kenny Reese) — passed unanimously; Mark Hancey moved to adjourn the LBA and reconvene the City Council (seconded by Emily Schmidt) — passed unanimously.
