Hyde Park Irrigation Company briefs board on enclosing canal to reduce waterfowl hazard A Hyde Park Irrigation Company representative described options to enclose sections of the canal that cross airport property to reduce waterfowl attractants; board asked for maps, updated capacity numbers and financial estimates before proceeding because wetlands mitigation and funding responsibilities are unclear.

A proposed canal enclosure at the airport could significantly reduce wildlife hazards, but questions of cost and environmental impact loom large.

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Cache County assumes Logan City's interest in airport authority; board membership and funding shift Cache County will assume Logan City's interest in the Logan Cache Airport Authority, becoming the primary funding agency and prompting a change in board membership; the board postponed elections while the county council reviews appointments.

Cache County is taking the reins from Logan City at the Logan Cache Airport Authority, reshaping funding and board membership in a move that could change the future of local governance!

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Board approves Lima engineering contribution, adds Unit 7 and conditionally clears Echo hangars; Kilo and Charlie contracts awarded Board approved up to $15,300 for additional engineering on Lima, approved adding Unit 7 (a fifth hangar) on Lima with shared taxi-lane responsibilities, awarded Kilo and Charlie pavement projects to Staker Parsons, and approved an Echo hangar development subject to a contribution to the perpetual infrastructure account and a right of refusal for proponents.

Major developments at Logan Cache Airport are set to reshape the future of hangar construction and taxi lanes, with new approvals paving the way for exciting growth.

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Cache County Council directs COSAC to vet greenbelt funds while retaining limited in-house flexibility Council discussed newly returned greenbelt funds (estimated $700,000–$1,000,000 annually), directed the Open Space Advisory Committee (COSAC) to recommend allocations, and agreed to retain a county-held portion for time‑sensitive purchases and to separate accounts for bookkeeping.

Cache County is set to make waves with nearly $1 million in greenbelt funds, as council members debate the best way to invest in open spaces while ensuring flexibility for urgent needs.

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Cache County Council denies Mountain Manor Springs rezone after public hearing After a public hearing with several residents and a unanimous planning commission recommendation to deny, the Cache County Council voted to deny Ordinance 20 26-04, the Mountain Manor Springs rezone request, citing incompatibility with the county general plan and infrastructure concerns.

The Cache County Council has voted against a controversial rezone request for Mountain Manor Springs, prioritizing community concerns over potential development.

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