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Logan's planning commission is considering tweaking rules about how close buildings can get to the Logan River. Some residents are concerned these changes could negatively impact the river's health and future.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
Unknown at this time, but could affect property development costs.
The community benefits from preserved water quality and wildlife habitat.
Property owners with land containing wetlands may face stricter development limitations.
The city is debating how far buildings and parking lots should be from protected wetlands. The goal is to protect our local environment while still allowing for reasonable development.
Proposed setback change raises concerns from Logan River’s future The Utah Statesman
The city is debating whether to reduce the distance developers must keep from rivers and wetlands. Residents are worried this could lead to more flooding and loss of natural beauty.
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