Planning Commission to take up North Valley Landfill permit changes tonight
County staff recommend a continuance until traffic, parking and road-access plans are in
LOGAN - The Cache County Planning Commission is scheduled Thursday, Nov. 5, to consider Logan City's request to amend the North Valley Landfill conditional use permit, according to the amended commission agenda. The meeting starts at 5:30 p.m. in the Historic Courthouse Council Chambers, 199 N. Main St.
The landfill sits at 14200 Stink Creek Road near Clarkston on 320.26 acres. According to the county staff report, Logan City wants to open at 6 a.m. instead of 8 a.m., let local collector trucks haul waste directly to the site instead of only once a week, and spell out which wastes may be delivered, including construction and demolition debris, tires, asbestos and other special wastes.
County staff recommend continuing the item. The report says no traffic information has been provided and that a long-term road access plan required by the original 2016 permit was never completed. Draft conditions would require that plan, a traffic-impact evaluation and a parking analysis before any amendment is recorded.
Why this matters
Earlier hours and more direct hauling could bring more truck traffic to Stink Creek Road, which the staff report rates substandard for lane width and paved shoulder.
Source: Cache County Planning Commission amended agenda, Nov. 5, 2026; Planning Commission media packet, North Valley Landfill CUP Amendment staff report.