North Logan ordinance ties Ashbourne rezone to office, turn-lane and rental terms

NORTH LOGAN - North Logan's Ashbourne rezone hinges on a development agreement limiting the project to 110 townhomes, 10 live-work units and four office buildings, according to Ordinance 26-20, released Nov. 9 under a Cache Citizen records request.

Passed Nov. 4, it rezones about 9.9 acres at 2200 North and 400 East to Mixed-Use City Center. Buzzy Mullahkhel, Emily Schmidt and Larry Hepworth voted yes; Kenneth Reese and Mark Hancey voted no, its vote record shows.

Under the agreement, an office building must be finished before the 30th townhome is occupied, and all four before the last. The developer must build a left-turn lane on 2200 North before the first building permit and fund a $60,000 HOA amenity reserve. Owners must live in units 24 months before renting, with rentals capped at 25%, under its occupancy framework.

The zoning is subject to the agreement being signed and recorded; the attached copy leaves the owner and signatures blank. Nov. 4 draft minutes are not yet prepared, the recorder said.

Why this matters

The terms set what gets built, in what order, and how many homes can become rentals.

Source: North Logan Ordinance 26-20 (via GRAMA, Nov. 9); staff memo; council notice.