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Logan council approves water, sewer rate ordinances and two resolutions
Summary
The City of Logan on May 18, 2026, approved Ordinance 494 (water rates) and Ordinance 495 (sewer rates) after suspending three-reading rules, adopted Resolution 26-8A transferring FY2025-26 funds, and approved Resolution 26-9 setting wages for the Jim Wood Aquatic Center; all motions passed with four ayes.
The City of Logan Council voted on several fiscal and rate measures at its May 18 meeting, approving two ordinance updates to utility rates and adopting two resolutions affecting city funds and employee wages.
Council adopted Resolution 26-8A, authorizing transfers of funds for fiscal year 2025-2026. Council Member Sporrer moved the resolution and Council Member Troshynski seconded; the minutes record the motion as passing with four ayes.
Council also approved Resolution 26-9, establishing wages for Jim Wood Aquatic Center employees. Council Member Troshynski moved and Council Member Sporrer seconded the wage resolution; the motion passed with four ayes.
On ordinances, the council first voted to suspend the rules that ordinarily require three readings. For Ordinance 494 (amending Chapter 92, Water Rates), Council Member Sporrer moved to suspend the rules, Council Member Moss seconded, and the motion passed with four ayes; Sporrer then moved to pass Ordinance 494 from second through third and final reading, with Troshynski seconding; that motion passed with four ayes.
For Ordinance 495 (amending Chapter 99, Sewer Rates), Council Member Troshynski moved to suspend the three-reading rule, Council Member Moss seconded and the motion passed with four ayes; Council Member Hinkel then moved to pass Ordinance 495 from second through third and final reading, Council Member Sporrer seconded, and the passage motion passed with four ayes.
The minutes do not record the ordinance language or the new rates; they record the procedural actions and vote outcomes only. The council also approved routine consent items and the claims register (total $142,140.73). The meeting adjourned at 7:08 p.m.
