Notice is hereby given that the Logan Municipal Council will hold its regular meeting beginning at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, August 18, 2026, in the Logan Municipal Council Chambers located at 290 North 100 West, Logan, Utah 84321.
- Council meetings are streamed on the City of Logan YouTube channel at: https://go.loganutah.gov/CouncilMeetings
- Complete Council Agenda and Packet at: go.loganutah.gov/2026councilpackets
Regular Meeting Agenda (5:30 p.m.)
1. Call to Order: Chair Mike Johnson
2. Opening Ceremony: Tron Arnold, Alzheimer's Association
3. Acceptance of Minutes: August 4, 2026, Regular Meeting; August 11, 2026, Truth in Taxation Meeting) and Approval of Agenda: Chair Mike Johnson
4. 2026 Regular Meeting Schedule - First and third Tuesdays at 5:30 p.m.
- Next regular meeting: September 1, 2026, at 5:30 p.m.
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5. Questions and Comments for Mayor and Council (Non-Agenda Items)
Members of the public may address the City Council on items not listed on the agenda.
- Please come to the microphone and state your name and city of residence for the record.
- Comments are limited to three (3) minutes, unless additional time is granted by the Council Chair.
- Groups are encouraged to appoint a single spokesperson.
Comments should relate to matters within the authority of the City Council. Items raised during this time will be referred to City staff for follow-up outside of the meeting.
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6. Mayor/Staff Reports (5:50 p.m. estimated)
A. Days of Service & Commemoration Celebration, September 11 & 12, 2026: Jaren & Julie Taylor, JustServe Cache Valley
B. Proclamation: Commitment to Volunteerism: Mayor Anderson
C. Logan River Watershed Plan Update - Paul Lindardt, Public Works Director
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7. Council Business
A. Planning Commission Update: Councilmember Simmonds
B. Council Announcements: Chair Johnson
8. Action Items (6:15 p.m. estimated)
A. (Continued from the August 4, 2026, Council meeting) - PUBLIC HEARING - Consideration of a proposed resolution adopting Revised Logan Light and Power Residential, Commercial and Industrial Electrical Rate Schedules and Adopting a Power Cost Adjustment Rate Schedule - Resolution 26-27 - Mark Montgomery, Light & Power Director
B. (Continued from the February 3, 2026, Council Meeting) - Consideration of a proposed resolution to approve Library Fees - Resolution 26-02 - Michael Sauers, Library Director
C. (Continued from the August 4, 2026, Council meeting) - CODE AMENDMENT - Consideration of a proposed ordinance amending the Land Development Code Chapter 17.24 'Development Standards for Wetlands' - Ordinance 26-14 - Russ Holley, Community Development Director
D. PUBLIC HEARING - REZONE/CODE AMENDMENT - Consideration of a proposed ordinance approving the Maple View Subdivision. Steward Land Company/Adams Family Trust, authorized agent/owner is requesting approval of a Planned Development Overlay to allow development of a residential subdivision on approximately 10-acres. The site is located at approximately 350 South 1400 West (TIN 02-066-0013), within the Suburban Neighborhood Residential (NR-4) zone in the Woodruff Neighborhood - Ordinance 26-15 - Aaron Smith, Planner
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9. Workshop Items (7:15 p.m. estimated)
A. Budget Adjustments FY 2026-2027 appropriating: $26,497 Enterprise fund reserves totaling $883,206 toward the implementation and first year of SAAS fees for replacement of Utility Billing Software; $172,366 for the 2027 RAPZ Tax Municipal Population Allocation; $126,624 a grant the Parks & Recreation Afterschool Program received to support After School Programs; $450,000 RAPZ funds Parks & Recreation received from Cache County to be used for the Kunzler Trail Improvement Project - Resolution 26-28 - Richard Anderson, Finance Director
B. Unspent Appropriations FY 2026 - Carry Forwards - Resolution 26-29 - Richard Anderson
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
General Plan: $30,000; Elements Software Implementation: $16,000; Community Art: $15,000
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Fire AV Upgrades and Other Equipment: $52,520; Station Planning Expenses: $20,000
PUBLIC WORKS
Elements Software Implementation: $112,842; 400 North 600 West Intersection: $25,185;
Seasonal Inspector: $10,000; Lloyd Estates Financial Assurance: $196,878; Google Fiber Blue Staker:
$278,523; Aerial Photography: $22,785; Capital Projects: $576,043
PARKS & RECREATION
Parks & Recreation Capital: $159,480; Flood Plain Design for LRGC Road: $48,292
GOLF COURSE
Clubhouse Walkway Capital: $173,895
WATER AND SEWER
Software Implementation: $69,988; Water Capital Improvements: $2,644,087; Water Tank & Waterline:
$46,749,137; Water & Wastewater Masterplans: $30,992; Wastewater Capital Improvements: $5,448,132
SEWER TREATMENT
BioMag Expansion Project: $3,362,462; Pump Repair: $20,921
ELECTRIC
Canyon Road Conduit: $23,472; SOCC Brick Repair: $8,227; UDOT Relocation Project: $225,149;
Various Electric Capital Projects: $4,417,419; Natural Gas Generation Project: $210,28; Sediment Removal
Project Maintenance: $143,174; Sediment Removal Project Improvements: $872,629; Bucket Truck: $232,470
ENVIRONMENTAL
Environmental Capital Projects: $6,356,266; Landfill Permits: $97,485
STORM WATER
Master Plan Updates (Prof/Tech): $665,439; Rollingstock: $36,571; Master Plan Updates (Supplies): $6,096
Capital Projects: $3,655,312
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
Zoll Monitors: $17,626; New Ambulance and Remount: $726,058
CAPITAL PROJECTS
General Capital Improvement Projects: $3,238,355; Curb, Gutter, and Street Improvement Projects: $4,907,433;
Other Capital Projects: $37,809; Public Works Facility: $52,433,026; Parks and Recreation Capital: $378,285
CAPITAL EQUIPMENT
Fire Vehicles: $1,956,046; Public Works Vehicles: $35,894; Parks & Recreation Vehicles: $12,659; Restricted
Revenue and Grants
RESTRICTED REVENUE
Police Alcohol Enforcement: $95,702; Class C Street Projects - Prof/Tech: $114,827; Class C Street Projects
Supplies: $290,213; Class C Street Projects - Capital: $6,000,000; Class C Street Projects - Improvements:
$4,822,996; Transportation Tax Projects: $3,777,691
FEDERAL GRANTS
CDBG Grant: $842,492 (Internal: $809,492 | External: $33,000); Wastewater Treatment Facility BioMag
Expansion Grant: $4,927,152; EECBG - Electric Charging Station Grant: $27,557; Green Waste Facility:
$368,908; Logan Riverbank Stabilization: $589,920
STATE GRANTS
First Responders Mental Health Grant: $17,960; House Bill 23 - Police Mental Health Grant: $77,350
House Bill 23 - Fire Mental Health Grant: $57,510; Utah Outdoor Recreation Grant: $202,924
(Improvements: $178,778 | River Trail Supplies: $24,146); UCA - Proportionate Share of Remaining Funds:
$10,260
MISC GRANTS
Utah League of Cities and Towns: $32,918; CCOGS: $9,050,000 (Split: $3,200,000 | $5,850,000); UDOT 200 N
Railroad Crossing Safety Grant: $225,000; UCAIRS - Electric Equipment Rebate: $6,900
RAPZ GRANTS
RAPZ Reimbursement Grants: $183,083
o Rec Complex Exterior Trails and 200 South: $154,766
o Disc Golf Course & Picnic Tables: $10,555
o Logan River Bridge at Trapper Construction: $17,762
RAPZ Population Split Grant (General): $72,212
RAPZ Population Split Grant (Golf): $61,898
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10. Other Considerations
11. Adjourn to meeting of the Logan Redevelopment Agency (7:45 p.m. estimated)
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Logan Redevelopment Agency - Meeting Agenda - August 18, 2026
1. Workshop Item (7:45 p.m. estimated)
A. Unspent Appropriations FY 2026 - Carry Forwards:
REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY - $50,000 for Development Agreement - Resolution 26-30 RDA - Richard Anderson
Adjourn (8:00 p.m. estimated)
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Public Notice of Posting
On Thursday, August 13, 2026, at 5:00 p.m., a copy of this notice was posted in a conspicuous location in the front foyer of Logan City Hall, Logan, Utah.
A copy was also posted on:
- The Logan City website: loganutah.gov
- The Utah Public Meeting Notice website: http://pmn.utah.gov
Dated: August 13, 2026
Recorder: Teresa Harris, City Recorder________________________________________
Meeting Access and Participation
Council members may participate in the meeting via telephonic communication. When participating remotely, members will be connected by speakerphone, which will be amplified to ensure all participants in the Council Chambers can hear the discussion.________________________________________
ADA Accommodations
In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), individuals who require accommodations or assistance for this meeting should contact:
Teresa Harris, City Recorder
435-716-9002
Requests should be made at least 24 hours in advance of the meeting.________________________________________
Meeting Guidelines: To ensure an orderly and respectful meeting, please observe the following:
- Items will generally be considered in the order listed on the agenda. The Council may adjust the order as needed.
- Speakers should keep comments relevant to the item being considered.
- Disruptive behavior, including cheers, jeers, or other outbursts, is not permitted.
- For items with many speakers, time limits may be imposed.
- Public comment closes once the Council has moved on from an item, unless reopened by the Council.
- Individuals wishing to speak should sign in at the podium.
- All comments must be made at the microphone to ensure they are recorded.
- All questions and comments should be directed to the Council through the Chair
Mark A. Anderson, Mayor
Mike Johnson, Chair
Ernesto López, Vice Chair
Jeannie Simmonds, Councilmember
Katie Lee-Koven, Councilmember
Melissa Dahle, Councilmember
Notice of Special Accommodations (ADA)
Individuals needing special accommodations during this meeting should notify Lois Price, 435-716-9000, at least two working days prior to the meeting. Hearing enhancement devices are available on request.
Notice of Electronic or Telephone Participation
Agency members may join a meeting electronically upon proper notice of the meeting and 24-hour notice to Agency members. An Agency member participating electronically will be connected to the meeting by telephone