County planners deny Logan's landfill permit change 4-1, back data center rules that bar large centers
The Nov. 5 votes come from the Planning Commission's official video; minutes are not yet posted.
LOGAN - The Cache County Planning Commission voted 4-1 on Nov. 5 to deny Logan City's request to amend the permit for its North Valley Landfill near the Idaho border, according to the meeting's official video. County staff had recommended continuing the item, the staff report shows.
The amendment would have moved opening time from 8 a.m. to 6 a.m., let local collector trucks deliver waste directly instead of once a week, and listed accepted materials such as construction debris, tires, asbestos and sludge, the report says.
Commissioners also recommended that the County Council adopt option two of the proposed data center code, with legal staff's changes, without audible opposition. That option allows small centers, under 10,000 square feet, and medium ones, up to 100,000 square feet, only in a new data center overlay zone, and bans large centers in every zone, the packet shows.
Why this matters
The data center rules now go to the County Council. The landfill denial leaves the existing permit's hours and delivery limits in place.
Source: Planning Commission video, Nov. 5, 2026; Nov. 5 media packet.