The deteriorating former Wonder Bread building next to Logan High School will be replaced by a five-story “executive suites” hotel, if plans approved by the Logan Planning Commission come to fruition.
The design for the 50-room hotel, which will feature a parking garage on the ground floor, won unanimous approval from the commission on Sept. 22 after commissioners requested more be done to shield the view into the parking garage from the street.
Only one public comment was offered on the project, and that came from Logan City School District Superintendent Frank Schofield, who raised security and upkeep issues.
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