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West Jordan might be growing too quickly, with one local writer warning that the city is using up its water supply and can't handle more new housing. This could mean big problems down the road if we don't slow down.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 4 the 90 before that.
Changing rates could increase costs for large property owners and potentially lower the burden on residential users.
Residential water users might see more equitable pricing if rates are adjusted.
Large property owners like HOAs and businesses could face higher utility bills.
Adds 19 single-family homes and requires resolution of 5490 West roadway standards.
The plan ensures the site layout for parking and storage is clear and compliant with city standards.
This will allow for warehouse space that fits the area's industrial character, replacing a commercial plan that couldn't get road access.
Concerns were raised about visibility and potential impacts on neighboring businesses. The decision was continued to allow for further consideration.
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