Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in West Jordan City public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
8 issues with medium priority
Planning Commission Appointment and Term Updates
The city council will review proposed changes to the municipal code regarding how planning commissioners are appointed and how their terms are structured.
Public Improvement Standards and Specifications
The city wants to make the Manual for Public Improvement Standards the official guide for designing streets, sidewalks, and utility lines, replacing older and broader language.
Altojitos Ice Cream Shop Conditional Use Permit
A new Mexican ice cream and snack shop is proposing to open at 2317 West 7800 South with a drive-thru. The review ensures the business fits the commercial area and establishes operating rules like noise limits and hours.
J&R Property Maintenance Conditional Use Permit
The commission is evaluating a landscaping business's request for outside storage and operations in an industrial zone that also serves as a drinking water protection area. Staff recommends approval since the use fits the light industrial designation and poses no identified risks to groundwater.
J&R Property Maintenance Outside Storage CUP
A local landscaping company is seeking a conditional use permit to store equipment and materials in a drinking water source protection zone. Commissioners discussed safeguards to ensure vehicles stay on paved surfaces and prevent potential water contamination.
Lewiston Place Townhome Development
Oakwood Homes is proposing a 196-unit townhome community on a 9.8-acre parcel near 5600 West, requesting a high-density rezone and interchange overlay.
Park Funding
You'll be voting on a new funding measure that could finally bring some much-needed upgrades to our local West Jordan parks. If it passes, expect better neighborhood green spaces and recreational areas for everyone to enjoy.
Dix Automotive Conditional Use Permit Request
Dix Automotive is setting up a used vehicle sales operation behind an existing disaster clean-up warehouse at 3412 West 8600 South. City officials ensured that cars are parked properly on paved areas instead of gravel to prevent maintenance issues and traffic blockages.