New Developments
This page provides information for new developments. Below are links to helpful websites for new developments.
Effective July 1, 2014, Land Disturbance Activities within the City of Logan now require a permit. The following is an excerpt from the storm water ordinance.
Permits for Land Disturbances shall be required for the following cases:
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Land disturbing activity generally disturbs one (1) or more acre of land;
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Land disturbing activity of less than one (1) acre of land if such activity is part of a larger common plan of development that affects one (1) or more acre of land;
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Land disturbing activity of less than one (1) acre of land, if in the discretion of the City Engineer such activity poses a unique threat to water quality, air quality, or public health or safety;
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The creation and/or use of borrow pits;
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Processing of earthen materials such as top soil and gravel screening;
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Placement or stock piling of materials;
Modification of Sensitive Lands as defined in the City Land Development Code; and/or
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Land disturbing activity involving materials storage, stockpiling, grading, excavation, fill, or similar activity
FEE SCHEDULE
Fee Description |
Fee Amount |
Minimum Fee |
---|---|---|
Site Development |
$500.00 |
N/A |
Residential Home Fee |
$200.00 |
N/A |
Multi-Family Fee |
$1,500.00 per acre |
$300.00 |
Non-residential Fee |
$1,500.00 per acre |
$300.00 |
Storage/Stockpile/Grading/Excavation/Fill |
$3,000.00 per acre |
$500.00 |
The following documents are needed for a new development larger than 1 acre:
- SWPPP (Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan) - Template and Information
- Notice of Intent (NOI) - State of Utah
- De-Watering (Discharge) Permit - State Of Utah
- SWPPP Common Plan Template
- Common Plan Inspection Form
(Note: Logan City does not require the Fugitive Dust Plan that is part of this SWPPP however measures to control dust are still necessary)
Here are some other helpful links regarding new developments: - Developing Your Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan
- NOI (Notice of Intent) permit
- EPA BMP (Best Management Practices) List
Storm Water Checklists and Inspection Forms
- Storm Water Checklist for areas less than 1 acre
- Storm Water Checklist for areas more than 1 acre
- UPDES Storm Water Inspection Form
- Storm Water Management BMP Maintenance Agreement