West Jordan wants more landlords to join their "Good Landlord Program." It's designed to improve relationships between renters and property owners, but it needs more participation to be effective.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
Potential for increased city costs if code enforcement staffing is expanded.
Homeowners who want to maintain neighborhood property values and aesthetics.
Landlords who are currently failing to maintain their properties.
A rental property owner expressed concern over a significant increase in city fees, which she felt were exorbitant and questioned the allocation of funds.
The city is updating its Good Landlord Program and short-term rental rules to ensure properties are maintained and neighborhoods remain quiet. The council debated how much authority the city should have to inspect the inside of rental units.
Residents are upset about neglected rental properties in their neighborhoods. They want the city to step up code enforcement and hold landlords accountable.
West Jordan's Good Landlord Program looking for more participation KSL Radio
The city is updating rules for rental properties to help keep neighborhoods well-maintained and safe. They are considering raising fees to hire a dedicated staff member to enforce these rules.
The city is considering scrapping its current landlord program because it isn't effectively managing rental properties or saving the city money.
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