Logan council will workshop new residential zones Nov. 17 and hear $54,496 overtime request

LOGAN - The Logan Municipal Council will workshop a proposed residential zoning amendment Tuesday, Nov. 17, and hold a public hearing on a $54,496 budget adjustment for police overtime, the Nov. 17 agenda (link) shows. The meeting starts at 5:30 p.m. in the Municipal Council Chambers.

Ordinance 26-20 would amend Land Development Code chapters 17.07 and 17.08, the meeting packet (link) states. A staff report describes a new NR-9 district for small single-family houses and twin homes, a new HD-40 zone for high-density housing along the 400 North corridor, and a new Agricultural Reserve zone to replace the RC zone. The Planning Commission recommended approval 4-0 on Oct. 22.

The only action item is Resolution 26-38 (link), appropriating $54,496 in funds received for police overtime shifts. A workshop will also consider Resolution 26-39 (link), which would appropriate a $191,529 State of Utah grant in the Emergency Medical Services Fund to buy EMS equipment (project 1049). The agenda says the Dec. 15 meeting has been cancelled; the next regular meeting is Dec. 1 at 5:30 p.m.

Why this matters

The proposal would add housing types and a high-density district on 400 North. Only the overtime funds are scheduled for a vote Tuesday.

Source: Logan Municipal Council agenda, Nov. 17, 2026 (link); meeting notice (link); Ordinance 26-20 workshop packet (link); Resolution 26-38 (link); Resolution 26-39 (link); meetings are streamed on the city's YouTube channel (link).