The Logan Community Development monthly update for September 2026 highlights significant residential and commercial activity within the city. According to the report, the Planning Commission conditionally approved a subdivision and design review permit for a new townhome development in the Ellis Neighborhood.
During its September 24, 2026, meeting, the Planning Commission conditionally approved subdivision and design review permit PC 26-033 Elevate West. The project, located at approximately 1200 West 200 South in the Commercial zone, involves subdividing 5.08 acres into 100 building lots for 100 for-sale townhome units. This approval remains subject to the Municipal Council's approval of Ordinance 26-17 for the proposed rezone from COM to MR-20.
The Commission also moved to forward a recommendation of approval to the Municipal Council regarding code amendment PC 26-031. This LDC Amendment for residential zoning aims to align the Land Development Code with General Plan goals to increase zoning options, housing types, and densities to provide more housing options for all income levels.
Business licensing activity in September included 51 total licenses. New commercial licenses issued include Acton Academy Cache Valley LLC, Margarita Perez MP Skinglow Ezthetics, Indoor Golf Launch LLC, ETS Logan LLC, First Care Medicalorthomed LLC, Handel's Homemade Ice Cream Logan, Veritech Recycling LLC, Terracotta Tortoise Clay Center LLC, Huhot Mongolian Grill Logan, and Diamond Phoenix Ink. Other new licenses included Home2
Suites Logan LLC and Boot Barn Inc. Specialized licenses issued included 21 special events, 3 mobile food vendors, and 2 solicitor registrations.
Construction and remodeling activity saw a grand total of 74 permits issued in September, with a total valuation of $24,619,501.21. Notable building permits included a new retail store and dairy education center at 977 N 1000 W, valued at $13,500,000.00, and a pool at Cache Valley Marketplace Apartments valued at $225,860.00. Residential projects included 25 single-family detached homes, 25 single-family attached homes, and 5 residential additions, with the highest residential addition valued at $800,000.00.
The report also documented various residential service permits, including 22 roofing permits, 3 solar permits, 3 mechanical permits, 6 electrical permits, 1 siding permit, and 1 demolition permit, totaling $315,610.20 in value.
