Logan, UT

In Logan City, Utah, Municipal Code § 8.04.040 bars any contractor, subcontractor, employee or agent from setting fire to combustible materials on a building construction site, or…

In Logan City, Utah, Municipal Code § 8.04.020(E) says no liquid petroleum gas shall be stored in aboveground storage tanks in residential areas. In commercial or industrial districts…

Logan City, Utah, Municipal Code § 8.04.045 bans recreational fires when the Utah Clearing Index for Airshed #4 is below five hundred (500) or when the Utah Division of Air Quality…

In Logan City, Utah, section 8.04.018 lets a fire code official issue an order prohibiting or restricting fireworks, lighters, matches, sky lanterns, and smoking materials in…

In Logan City, Utah, section 8.04.019 adopts the 2006 Utah Wildland Urban Interface Code and the Logan City Wildland-Urban Interface Map, which delineates the wildland urban interface…

Under Logan City, Utah's Fit Premises ordinance, a rental property owner must provide smoke detectors and fire extinguishers as required by the Logan City fire department. An…

In Logan City, Utah, Municipal Code § 8.16.418 makes it a violation to own, possess or harbor any animal or bird that frequently or for continued duration howls, barks, meows or…

In Logan City, Utah, Municipal Code § 8.16.412 makes it a violation to operate a radio, musical instrument, sound amplifier or similar device between 10:00 P.M. and 7:00 A.M. so that…

In Logan City, Utah, running construction, drilling or demolition tools between 9:30 P.M. and 7:00 A.M. on weekdays, or at any time on Sundays and holidays, is a violation when the…

In Logan City, Utah, mechanically powered lawn or garden tools, which covers leaf blowers, cannot be run outdoors in residential areas between 9:00 P.M. and 7:00 A.M. when the sound…

Logan's Noise Control Ordinance caps sound from private property by the zone that receives it. R1, R1A, R2, R2A and MH land is held to 50 dBA from 10:00 P.M. to 7:00 A.M., C1 to C3…

In Logan City, Utah, every motor vehicle and motorcycle must carry a muffler in good working order and in constant operation, and removing or disabling one is barred. Table limits run…

A home business in Logan City, Utah starts with a home occupation permit from the City Zoning Administrator, then a business license application to the Business Licensing Division…

Utah runs two separate home food routes and the cottage food one is the registered route. Utah Code 4-5-501(4) requires the operator to register with the Department of Agriculture and…

Utah requires state licensure or certification for residential child care above set thresholds, administered by the Department of Health and Human Services, with statewide standards…

Utah Code § 26B-7-416 lets a resident sell ready-to-eat meals cooked in a home kitchen once the local health department issues a microenterprise home kitchen permit. The core operating…

In Logan City, Utah, it is unlawful to import, sell, offer for sale, barter, give away, keep or purchase any wild animal as defined in Title 6A. The definition lists bears, big cats…

In Logan City, Utah, an animal control officer can enter and inspect the premises of any animal grooming establishment as a condition of the issuance of any license, including a…

In Logan City, Utah, a bona fide retail pet shop that sells dogs or cats as an ancillary part of its retail sales is exempt from the animal boarding establishment (kennel/cattery)…

Logan Municipal Code § 8.40.020 bars anyone from depositing food or material with the intent to attract or feed deer, elk or moose on public or private lands. More than one-half (1/2)…

In Logan City, Utah, dogs must be restrained on a proper leash at all times on the public right-of-way and in public places, except in areas and times authorized and posted by Logan…

In Logan City, Utah, section 6A.10.060 requires any animal adopted, rescued, or reclaimed from the animal shelter to be implanted with an identification chip before it leaves the…

In Logan City, Utah, the animal code classifies animals by conduct, not breed. An animal that has inflicted a serious bite or killed a domestic animal off its owner's property is a…

In Logan City, Utah, it is unlawful for any animal, cats included, to run at-large, and a female cat in heat must be kept constantly confined in a building or secure enclosure. The…

In Logan City, Utah, the type and number of animals kept for family food production, a category that includes chickens, geese, ducks, turkeys, goats, swine and bees, is governed…

In Logan City, Utah, no person or persons at one residence can own, harbor, license or maintain more than four dogs or four cats, and no combination can exceed six. Anyone who wants…

Under Utah Code 4-11-104, you cannot keep bees in Utah without registering with the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food. File within 30 days of getting bees, list your colony…

In Logan City, Utah, it is unlawful to plant, remove or cut down above or below ground any tree on city planting strips or other city property without a permit from the city forester…

In Logan City, Utah, the Municipal Council's vacant buildings chapter requires exterior areas of a vacant structure to be mowed regularly and non-cultivated gardens kept at no more…

In Logan City, Utah, the city forester can direct city crews onto private property to prune or remove trees that interfere with power lines, street and sidewalk clearance or…

Logan Municipal Code § 13.08.050 sets no fixed watering days. When water is scarce and the mayor judges it necessary, use of water for other than domestic purposes can be limited as…

Utah Code 73-3-1.5 lets homeowners capture rainwater on their own parcel. Up to 200 gallons in two covered containers needs no registration; storing more, up to a 2,500-gallon maximum…

In Logan City, only electric vehicles can stop, stand, or park in a space marked or signed for charging, and an electric vehicle in a charging-station space must be in the process of…

Logan Municipal Code § 8.38.020 makes it unlawful to keep an inoperable, junked or unused vehicle on public or private property, with one household allowance: up to two (2) such…

Logan Municipal Code § 10.52.170 bans parking on any Logan City street or city owned parking lot between 12:00 midnight and 6:00 A.M. every day from November 15 through March 15. A…

Logan Municipal Code § 12.08.080 makes owners and occupants of business property abutting a paved sidewalk responsible for clearing hail, snow, sleet and ice from the sidewalk and bus…

Under Logan Municipal Code § 10.52.200, a yellow curb marking in Logan City, Utah means a twenty (20) minute loading zone, red means no stopping at any time, and blue means handicapped…

In Logan City, Utah, Logan Municipal Code § 10.52.010 bars stopping, standing or parking on a sidewalk, in front of a public or private driveway, within an intersection, within fifteen…

Logan Municipal Code § 10.52.215 creates a City Residential Parking Permit Program for areas swamped by commuter vehicles, such as around university complexes. The chief of police…

Utah caps what a nonconsensual tow can cost and how long you can be made to wait. Under the 2026 Non-Consent Towing Fee Schedule that UDOT publishes under Utah Code § 72-9-603(16), a…

Every short term rental in Logan City, Utah needs a designated local contact or property manager who resides within one hour travel time and answers questions 24 hours a day. After a…

A short term rental in Logan City, Utah pays an annual business license fee set in the consolidated fee schedule adopted by the Municipal Council, due on or before the license…

In Logan City, Utah, three or more violations of the short term rental chapter or the Land Development Code within any twelve month period, by the owner, guests, or both, allow the…

In Logan City, Utah, nobody can keep, conduct, operate or maintain a short term rental without a business license. Section 5.15.030 makes unlicensed operation unlawful, bars transfer…

Short term rentals in Logan City, Utah must follow the noise standards in Chapter 8.16 and keep posted quiet hours between 10:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. When the owner or local contact is…

In Logan City, Utah, every sleeping room in a short term rental must meet current international code egress requirements, carry smoke and CO2 detectors, and display a fire exiting plan…

Every short term rental in Logan City, Utah must post, in a conspicuous place inside the unit, the maximum number of vehicles allowed and the location of all parking stalls. The…

Logan Municipal Code § 12.04.020 makes it unlawful to erect or maintain a barbed wire fence along or adjacent to any street, or as a division fence between adjoining lots or parcels…

Under Utah Code Section 4-26-103, a qualifying grazing or agricultural landowner can require an adjoining qualified landowner to pay half the cost of a partition fence, and recover…

Utah Code 10-9a-530 requires municipalities to allow internal accessory dwelling units in owner-occupied single-family homes. Cities cannot ban internal ADUs but may regulate parking…

Utah regulates tiny homes through the State Construction Code. Tiny homes on permanent foundations must meet the IRC including Appendix Q for dwellings under 400 square feet. Tiny…

Anyone holding a parade or other special event in Logan City, Utah must first obtain a special event license and pay the fee set by the Municipal Council. An event that needs full or…

In Logan City, Utah, a sidewalk cafe is an outdoor extension of an existing licensed restaurant that reaches onto public right of way, and it needs its own sidewalk cafe license. The…

Logan Municipal Code § 5.28.010 defines a garage/yard sale dealer as any individual who holds or participates in more than four garage sales (maximum 3 days in length) in one calendar…

In Logan City, Utah, Municipal Code § 8.16.420 makes it a violation to load, unload, open, close or handle boxes, crates, containers, building materials, garbage cans or similar…

In Logan City, Utah, a place of public entertainment cannot run amplified sound above 95 dBA at any point where customers stand unless a posted warning sign about hearing impairment…

Logan Municipal Code § 8.32.150(B) leaves holiday collection to the discretion of the responsible authority, which decides whether service runs on recognized city holidays or on any…

In Logan City, Utah, green waste is carved out of the ban on depositing refuse on your own premises, but placing or depositing green waste on another person's premises requires the…

Logan Municipal Code § 8.32.160(B) and (C) govern business refuse containers designed for curb or street placement, normally 100 gallons or less: they go out at the time and place the…

Under Logan Municipal Code § 8.32.150(A), refuse service must be available for collection by the responsible authority at least once per week. Section 8.32.140 sets who is served…

Logan Municipal Code § 8.38.040 makes it unlawful for anyone not authorized by the responsible authority to put other materials into a container designated for recycled refuse or green…

Logan Municipal Code § 8.32.160(A) requires household refuse to be placed in an authorized refuse container on the curb in front of the residence no more than twenty four (24) hours…

Logan Municipal Code § 8.32.140 directs the responsible authority to collect all acceptable refuse from family or apartment dwellings, institutions, and business and industrial…

In Logan City, Utah, hotels, motels, inns, tourist homes, trailer courts and similar public accommodations pay an annual license tax equal to one percent (1%) of the gross revenue from…

Logan Municipal Code § 9.12.300 bars any person from opening, possessing, or consuming from an open bottle, can or other receptacle containing an alcoholic beverage in an unpermitted…

Logan Municipal Code § 9.12.175 prohibits smoking in city parks, within twenty five feet (25') of bus stops, and within fifty feet (50') of mass gatherings. A violation is an…

In Logan City, an officer who responds to a party with probable cause of a violation issues the host a written notice. A second police response to the same address within thirty (30)…

In Logan City, Utah, a person on roller skates or riding a skateboard, coaster, toy vehicle or similar device stays off the roadway except to cross a street on a crosswalk, where…

Logan Municipal Code section 5.28.020 makes it unlawful to operate as a secondhand dealer, precious metal dealer, junk dealer, antique dealer or garage and yard sale dealer in Logan…

Logan City will not issue a business license to a tattoo establishment until the city recorder or license administrator makes a specific finding that the applicant complies with the…

In Logan City, Utah, no business license is granted to a massage parlor unless the city recorder or license administrator makes a specific finding that the applicant complies with the…

Logan Municipal Code § 10.52.285 makes it unlawful to run a commercial towing or parking enforcement operation in Logan City, Utah without Utah department of transportation…

Logan City requires both a general business license and a sexually oriented business license before anyone runs an outcall service, adult business, seminude entertainment business or…

Any owner who keeps, conducts, operates or maintains a rental dwelling in Logan City, Utah needs a business license under Logan Municipal Code section 5.17.030. One license covers all…

Logan's Fit Premises ordinance, chapter 15.25 of the Logan Municipal Code, bars a property owner from renting premises that are not safe, sanitary and fit for human occupancy. Section…

Utah eviction begins with a notice to quit under Utah Code 78B-6-802. Nonpayment of rent requires a 3-business-day pay-or-quit notice; lease violations require a 3-calendar-day…

Utah does not require just-cause for eviction and uses a streamlined unlawful detainer process under Title 78B Chapter 6 Part 8. Landlords may terminate month-to-month tenancies with…

Under the Utah Fit Premises Act, a landlord must give the renter at least 24 hours' prior notice before entering the rental unit, unless the rental agreement provides otherwise (Utah…

Utah does cap residential late fees. Under the Fit Premises Act, an owner may not charge a late fee exceeding the greater of 10% of the rent or $75 (Utah Code 57-22-4(5)(a)). Any fee…

To end a month-to-month tenancy in Utah, the owner must serve notice to quit at least 15 calendar days before the end of the rental period (Utah Code 78B-6-802(1)(b)(i)). A tenancy at…

Utah prohibits local rent control. State law bars any county, city, or town from enacting an ordinance or resolution that controls rents or fees on private residential property unless…

Utah sets no statutory cap on how much a landlord can charge for a security deposit. After a tenant moves out, the landlord has 30 days to return the deposit and any prepaid rent, with…

Utah adverse possession requires continuous occupation and claim of land for seven years AND payment of all taxes levied and assessed on it during that period (Utah Code 78B-2-208…

Running a food truck, food trailer or ice cream truck in Logan City, Utah requires a mobile food vendor license under chapter 5.20 of the Logan Municipal Code. A complete application…

In Logan City, Utah, food trucks and food trailers are prohibited in seven residential zoning districts and cannot prepare or sell food in the public right-of-way unless tied to a…

In Logan City, Utah, selling food, nonalcoholic beverages, flowers, crafts or similar goods on a public sidewalk requires a sidewalk vendor business license, and the license fixes the…

In Logan City, Utah, no one can let garbage, rubbish, trash or junk accumulate on vacant premises or any open lot or alley where it can harbor rats, and stored lumber, boxes and…

Logan City, Utah adopts the entire current International Property Maintenance Code so that buildings endangering life, health, safety or welfare can be required to be repaired, vacated…

Logan Municipal Code section 5.17.100 says inspections of rental dwellings may be conducted as allowed by state law, and chapter 5.17 prints no inspection schedule, fee or checklist of…

Logan City, Utah's Fit Premises ordinance, Chapter 15.25 of the Logan Municipal Code, sets a written-notice process for tenant repair complaints, with owner repair deadlines from…

In Logan City, Utah, no one may place or allow any object or obstruction on a sidewalk or within the public right of way without a written permit from the city, unless an ordinance or…

In Logan City, Utah, every owner and occupant of a city lot must keep the sidewalk and bus stop next to that lot in repair and in condition for travel. The same people must clear…

Logan Municipal Code § 12.06.020 requires an application and permit for work of any kind in a public way, and the City weighs capacity of the right of way, damage to existing…

In Logan City, Utah, only stormwater is allowed into the municipal separate storm sewer system, apart from a short list of uncontaminated sources such as water line flushing…

Logan Municipal Code § 10.52.270 bars letting a stationary vehicle's engine run for more than two minutes unless the temperature is below zero degrees Fahrenheit. The rule is primarily…

In Logan City, Utah, new homes and substantial improvements in a special flood hazard area must have the lowest floor, basement included, elevated two feet above the base flood…

In Logan City, Utah, construction activities regulated by the stormwater chapter need a sediment and erosion control plan that meets the Utah general construction permit. Section…

Logan City, Utah requires a special floodplain development permit for construction in a special flood hazard area under Chapter 15.27 of the Logan Municipal Code. New homes need the…

In Logan City, Utah, every business building must be ratproofed, freed of rats and kept that way by the owner and occupant or tenant. The health officer can inspect without notice…

Logan City sets two curfew windows for minors under eighteen: 10:30 P.M. until 5:00 A.M. on Sunday through Thursday nights, and 12:01 A.M. until 5:00 A.M. on Saturday or Sunday. A…

Logan City, Utah bars entry to every city park and city cemetery, including driving or sitting in a vehicle there, between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. of any day. The only exceptions are…

In Logan City, Utah, a resident opts out of door to door solicitors by posting a "no solicitation" sign on or near the main entrance door or at the property line beside the sidewalk…

Door-to-door solicitors in Logan City must file an application with the licensing officer and hold a registration certificate before knocking. A temporary certificate lasts 25 calendar…

Logan City, Utah charges a registration fee on every vacant building: nothing for the first six months, fifty dollars per month through the first year, one hundred dollars per month at…

In Logan City, Utah, a permit to plant trees or shrubs on a planting strip or other city property must state the number of plants, the location and its distance to overhead lines and…

Logan Municipal Code § 10.68.010 defines an e-bike by its hardware: a motor of not more than 750 watts that cannot push the bicycle past 20 miles per hour and cuts out when the brakes…

Logan Municipal Code § 10.68.130 requires a micromobility rider, including a bicycle or e-bike rider, to use a bike lane wherever one is present, with exceptions for narrow lanes, bad…

Logan Municipal Code § 10.68.230 lets for-rent micromobility programs operate within Logan City limits only after a user operational agreement is signed by both the City and the shared…

In Utah a golf cart may not be driven on any highway unless the municipality whose jurisdiction that highway sits in has passed an ordinance allowing it. Utah Code 41-6a-1510(1)(b)…

In Logan City, Utah, the waterworks superintendent or another authorized person has free access during proper hours to examine premises supplied with city water, including any leaks or…

Building permits in Logan City, Utah run under Chapter 15.04 of the Logan Municipal Code, which makes the building code controlling inside city limits. Permit fees are based on the…

Logan City, Utah incorporates the plumbing code in Chapter 15.16 of the Logan Municipal Code, and it controls within city limits. The building safety division of the department of…

Logan City, Utah adopts the national electrical code in Chapter 15.08 of the Logan Municipal Code, and its provisions control within city limits. Electrical permit fees are adopted by…

Logan City, Utah authorizes its building safety division to inspect all buildings and structures in the course of construction, modification, or repair under section 15.22.070…

It is unlawful in Logan City, Utah to camp, lodge or pitch a tent or other camping equipment on any street, right of way, park, playground or publicly owned property. A person must…

Commercial drone use in Utah is governed primarily by FAA Part 107 with Utah's UAS preemption statute limiting local interference. State law adds restrictions for emergencies…

Utah expressly preempts local regulation of unmanned aircraft systems, reserving authority to the state and federal governments. Recreational drone operators must follow FAA rules and…

Utah Title 34 Chapter 40 establishes the state minimum wage and preempts local governments from enacting their own minimum wage ordinances.

Utah recognizes both a concealed firearm permit under Title 53 Chapter 5 and permitless concealed carry for qualifying adults statewide, preempting local restrictions.

Utah Code 53-5a-102 broadly preempts local firearm regulation, reserving authority to the Legislature with limited exceptions for state property and government buildings.

Utah generally allows open carry of firearms by adults who may lawfully possess them, with local regulation preempted by Utah Code 53-5a-102.

Utah's gambling statute defines a "lottery" to include any raffle or gift enterprise where entrants pay for a chance at a prize, and folds lottery directly into the criminal definition…

Utah Code § 76-9-1401(8) defines "gambling" as risking anything of value on a chance-based outcome tied to an agreement that someone will receive value: a definition with no exception…

Utah is one of only two states with zero legal gambling, and that includes sports betting: no retail sportsbooks, no mobile betting apps, and no daily-fantasy cash contests. Utah…

Utah's Community Association Act gives an HOA a statutory lien on a lot for unpaid assessments, collection costs, attorney fees, and qualifying fines (§ 57-8a-301). The association may…

Utah Code § 57-8a-227 gives a lot owner a records right with hard numbers attached: the association must answer a written request within 10 business days, may charge no more than 10…

A Utah HOA board may adopt and amend rules and design criteria under Utah Code § 57-8a-217, but only with 15 days' advance notice to owners, an open forum, and a copy of the change…

Utah Code § 57-8a-231(2) bars an association from enacting or enforcing a governing document that prohibits, or has the effect of prohibiting, the owner of a detached dwelling from…

Utah Code § 57-8a-802 overrides any contrary governing document and forbids a homeowners association from prohibiting a lot owner from installing or using an electric vehicle charging…

Utah Code § 57-8a-219 bars a homeowners association from prohibiting a lot owner's display of a United States flag inside the dwelling, on a limited common area, or on the lot, so long…

Utah Code § 57-8a-208 puts no dollar limit on an association fine. Subsection (3)(b) says only that the fine shall be in the amount provided for in the association's governing…

A Utah association can sell your home without a lawsuit, but Utah Code 57-8a-303 puts four separate locks on that power. It must deliver notice at least 30 calendar days before…

Utah Code § 57-8a-209(1)(a) expressly allows a homeowners association to cap the number and term of rentals or to prohibit rentals outright, so Utah runs the opposite way from states…

Utah allows sobriety checkpoints, but only with a magistrate's written authorisation obtained in advance. Utah Code Section 77-23-104 requires a command level officer to file a signed…

Utah wrote the protection directly into the interference offense. Utah Code Section 76-8-305(4) says that recording a peace officer with a camera, mobile phone or other photographic…

Utah is one of the states with a genuine stop-and-identify duty, but the duty is narrower than the questions an officer is allowed to ask. Utah Code Section 77-7-15 lets a peace…

Utah has no statute regulating consent to search a vehicle, no odour-based probable cause provision and no pretextual-stop reform. The one statutory limit on what a Utah officer may…

Utah law supports agricultural zoning, greenbelt taxation, and Right to Farm protections that limit local restrictions on customary agricultural land uses.

Utah Code 78B-6-1101 protects established agricultural operations from nuisance lawsuits when surrounding land uses change toward residential development.

Utah Code Title 20A Chapter 17 governs political campaign signs statewide. Municipalities may impose only content-neutral, politically neutral restrictions, and may not bar political…

Utah Code § 57-8a-701(2)(a) says no governing document other than a declaration may prohibit a detached dwelling owner from installing a solar energy system, which is the crucial…

Utah's State Construction Code adopts uniform electrical and structural standards for rooftop solar installations. The Utah Solar Access Act limits unreasonable local restrictions, and…

As of March 25, 2025, Utah bans selling electronic cigarette products with any characterizing flavor other than tobacco or menthol. The ban applies to all retailers, and every vape…

Utah wrote a dedicated auxiliary lighting provision into the traffic code in 2024. Utah Code Section 41-6a-1604(7) says an auxiliary light installed on a motor vehicle may only be…

Utah has no statute naming dash cameras, so the answer comes from three provisions that do apply. Utah Code Section 41-6a-1635(2)(a) prohibits operating a motor vehicle with an object…

Utah runs two rules at once and they are not the same thing. Lane splitting, riding a motorcycle between clearly marked lanes while traffic is in motion, is flatly prohibited by Utah…

Utah Code 41-1a-403(2)(a) says an individual may not attach to or over a license plate a license plate cover. There is no tint qualifier, no transparency exception and no exception…

A radar detector is legal in a private vehicle in Utah. The Utah Code contains no provision on radar detectors at all; what it does contain is Section 41-6a-609, which prohibits radar…

Utah Code 41-6a-1636(3) makes any stud, cleat, spike or other non-rubber protuberance on a tire unlawful, and then Subsection (5)(a) carves out the one thing most Utah drivers want…

Utah Code Section 41-6a-1635(1) bars operating a motor vehicle with a windshield allowing less than 70% light transmittance or a front side window allowing less than 35%, with no more…