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West Jordan City

West Jordan City · week of August 16, 2026

Planning Commission approves Enclave Preliminary Site Plan, 7–0

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What changed in West Jordan City

Development activity

  • Enclave

    3222 West 8750 South

    A 56-unit townhome development on 2.91 acres within the Jordan Valley Transit Oriented Development area.

    approved (7-0) · under-review → approved

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  • Master AutoTech

    1608 West 7800 South

    A conditional use permit to operate a vehicle repair business in a City Center Frame zone.

    approved (7-0) · still approved

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  • Old Bingham Byre Subdivision

    8180 South Old Bingham Highway

    A request to approve a private lane for a 5-lot single-family residential subdivision.

    approved (7-0) · still approved

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  • Old Bingham Highway Subdivision

    Old Bingham Highway

    A five-lot single-family residential subdivision.

    Discussed — no decision yet

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  • Enbridge Gas Lay Down Yard

    8577 South Old Bingham Highway

    A new storage yard for gas distribution supplies, including a small office building and outdoor storage for pipes and vehicles.

    approved (1-0) · still approved

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  • Cparra Studio

    8823 South Redwood Rd. Unit B and C

    A personal care studio offering nail, hair, and aesthetic services by appointment only.

    tabled · still tabled

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Also discussed

  • Future City Planning

    The city is managing the remaining residential units allowed in the Jordan Valley Transit Oriented Development area. This project helps shape the density and traffic flow near the station.

    What it means: The developer is responsible for the installation of a required traffic signal at Jordan Line Parkway and 3200 West.

    Raised 2 times this week

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  • Industrial Storage Site Safety

    The city is ensuring that new industrial storage sites, like the proposed gas yard, don't become eyesores or safety hazards for the surrounding area.

    What it means: Enbridge Gas and the local industrial sector.

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  • Parking Enforcement

    Local business owners are concerned that staff reports may be overestimating available parking in office complexes. Accurate counts are essential to ensure new businesses don't create overflow issues for existing tenants.

    What it means: Existing business owners and tenants in the office park benefit from accurate parking management.

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  • Strategic Municipal Planning

    The commission learned about the legal rules that dictate when a developer has the right to build based on current zoning. It's a reminder that the city must follow its own code rather than making up new rules on the fly.

    What it means: Property owners and developers who rely on consistent application of city code.

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  • Indoor Youth Sports Facility Operations

    West Jordan is set to be included on a November bond measure to fund a new recreation center at Ronwood Park. This project has been in the works for 20 years and will not increase property tax rates.

    What it means: West Jordan residents, particularly those on the west side, will gain access to a new local recreation facility.

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What's coming, and the deadline

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