County committee takes no action on wildland-urban interface code, transit-tax commitment
Members set the wildland code aside and asked staff to draft a project-by-project policy for fixed-guideway sales-tax money.
LOGAN - A Cache County Council committee took no action Friday on a proposed wildland-urban interface code or on a three-year commitment of transit sales-tax money, the county's video of the Nov. 13 meeting (link) shows. The member running the Ordinance and Policy Review Committee meeting said at the start that the committee had a voting quorum but, based on the scheduling, could discuss items but not act on them. Members approved the agenda by a motion, a second and a vote of aye.
On the wildland-urban interface ordinance (link), a change to Title 15 of county code, members agreed to leave it for now. One member said the County Council had been overloaded with items for about a month.
On the fixed-guideway sales-tax item (link), members said they preferred committing money to COG/CMPO road and transportation projects one project at a time, rather than as an ongoing transfer. A county staff member agreed to write up a policy with COG and CMPO staff, and members said they did not think an ordinance was needed.
The committee put off approving its Oct. 2 minutes and also discussed background checks for county appointees and a fencing policy. No next meeting date was set.
Why this matters
The discussion shapes how the county decides which road and transportation projects get its fixed-guideway sales-tax money, with members saying the County Council should choose project by project. Neither item is final; both would need further committee and council action.
Source: Cache County meeting video, Nov. 13, 2026 (link); committee agenda (link); meeting notice (link).