Anhder said the project is being funded with city savings and a loan from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. There will be no increase in the cost of water for the 2000-plus residents. Right now, the Division of Water Resources is evaluating the application for the well, Anhder said. There will be a hearing date to initiate the engineering in the next few months. Anhder said the population in Nibley is increasing so much because land is available that is not as expensive as land in Logan.
People build their homes there and commute to work.
There is no room for expansion in Logan. They re built-out. People have to look to Hyde Park, Providence, North Logan and Nibley for space.