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Logan council approves agenda, consent items and allows Millers to follow Harrison County subdivision rules; budget work session held
Summary
At the Feb. 9 Logan City Council meeting, members approved the agenda and consent agenda, tabled a Logan Community Foundation update, approved allowing Dillon and Amelia Miller to use Harrison County subdivision rules for a development within the two-mile radius, and reviewed a second draft of the budget.
The Logan City Council met on Feb. 9 and completed a set of procedural and substantive actions, including approving the meeting agenda and consent agenda, tabling a community foundation update, approving a developer request to follow county subdivision rules, and holding a budget work session.
Mayor Clint McDonald called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. and the clerk took roll call; Council Members Hinkel, Moss, Sporrer and Troshynski were present and Council Member DeWitt was absent. Council Member Sporrer moved and Council Member Moss seconded to approve the agenda with Agenda Item 9 (Logan Community Foundation update) moved to the next meeting; the motion carried with four ayes.
The council approved the consent agenda — which included accepting the Jan. 19 meeting minutes, setting the next meeting date as Feb. 23, 2026, and approving the claims register, Treasurer’s report and revenue report — on a motion by Council Member Troshynski and second by Council Member Moss (four ayes). The claims register presented at the meeting totaled $73,056.04 with fund-level breakdowns: General Fund $18,472.18; Library Fund $2,296.24; Road Use Fund $10,690.73; Employee Benefit Fund $2,271.16; Water Fund $14,042.06; Water Plant Capital Project Fund $16,757.80; Sewer Fund $8,525.87.
On a motion by Council Member Troshynski, seconded by Council Member Moss, the council approved allowing Dillon and Amelia Miller to follow Harrison County subdivision rules for development of property within the city’s two-mile radius at 2564 242nd Trail; the motion passed with four ayes. The transcript does not specify additional conditions, fees or the exact permitting steps required; the council’s action was recorded as approval to follow county subdivision regulations for that development.
Clerk Winther led a budget work session in which the second draft of expense worksheets, raise worksheets, debt payments/LOST contribution and street repairs were reviewed. The clerk presented administrative and budget details for council consideration; further decisions were expected at future meetings. The council adjourned at 8:25 p.m.
