West Jordan is rolling out a new transportation plan to shape how everyone and everything gets around for the next few decades. It's a big-picture look at roads, public transit, and making sure it all flows smoothly.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 6 the 60 before, 9 the 90 before that.
The cost of potential road widening and infrastructure improvements is significant and currently being evaluated.
Commuters and residents who use 9000 South will benefit from reduced travel times and improved safety.
Adjacent property owners may be impacted by future right-of-way acquisitions or road expansion.
The city is looking at ways to fix traffic jams on 9000 South, especially near the light rail crossing at 4000 West. This could lead to major road widening projects in the future.
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An interesting innovation meant to move cars faster along a busy suburban road is coming by the end of the year.
Neighbors are asking for safety bollards after cars repeatedly crashed into their fences near Copper Hills High School.
The city is worried that the new coffee shop's drive-thru could cause traffic jams on Redwood Road. The owners have to prove they can handle the morning rush without blocking the street.
Neighbors are worried that visitors to the corn maze cause traffic backups that block turn lanes and create safety hazards.
The city is updating its traffic and parking ordinances to ensure they are consistent with state law and easier for residents to understand.
New rules for electric bicycles are being considered to improve safety, especially on sidewalks and trails. The city is looking at speed limits and where e-bikes can be ridden to reduce conflicts with pedestrians.
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A new road is planned to connect 8600 South to 9000 South, aiming to improve traffic flow. The project includes a multi-use trail and bike lanes, with further landscaping and streetscape improvements planned for later phases.
The city is looking to update its traffic laws to remove outdated rules and potentially add new ones, like prohibiting parking for unregistered vehicles. This aims to modernize regulations and improve enforcement.
The city is looking at how to redevelop land near Bangerter Highway after recent road construction. This could lead to new housing or commercial projects in the area.
The commission recommended approving a change to the city's zoning map to allow for potential redevelopment, including housing, near a major highway interchange.
The city revised its code concerning truck parking on city streets to provide clearer rules for vehicle parking.
Proposed changes to truck parking rules were initially approved but then sent back for further clarification due to concerns about wording.
Proposed changes to city code aim to clarify rules for truck parking, including definitions, designated truck routes, and a prohibition on engine brakes. The discussion highlighted the need to balance the needs of commercial drivers with resident concerns about noise and parking.
A resident raised concerns about drivers frequently running red lights, describing it as dangerous and urging the council to address the issue.
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The city is looking at raising fees on new development to pay for road improvements. The council is worried that if these fees get too high, businesses might choose to open in other cities instead of West Jordan.
Residents and commissioners are worried that the new Lopez Plaza will make the already heavy traffic on 7800 South even worse during rush hour.
New rules will make it easier for the city to require traffic-slowing features in new neighborhoods to keep streets safe.
The city is looking at how to better connect West Jordan to the rest of the region, with a focus on moving people across the suburbs rather than just into downtown Salt Lake City.
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The city is looking at raising impact fees for new developments to cover the rising cost of road construction. This could make new homes and businesses more expensive to build.
The city is looking at new ways to keep cars slow in neighborhoods. This will change how new subdivisions are built and how existing streets are managed.
The city is extending 8600 South to improve traffic flow and connectivity on the west side of town.
A resident is concerned about high speeds on 1240 West, especially during school drop-off hours. He asked for more police presence to keep children safe.
The city is updating rules for how new developments connect to old ones. The goal is to balance the need for traffic flow and safety with the desire to keep different types of neighborhoods separate.
The city is widening 1300 West to improve safety with bike lanes and better sidewalks.
The city is looking at how to fix this busy intersection. The goal is to keep traffic moving while protecting the nearby Duck Ridge neighborhood from too much cut-through traffic.
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