Kayleen Whitelock

Townhome Development and Density

The project represents a significant increase in local housing density.

Meeting Document Availability

None.

Industrial Storage Site Safety

The project is a public works facility, so it is funded by county tax dollars.

Indoor Youth Sports Facility Operations

The project is funded through a renewal of an existing bond, so there is no change to the current property tax rate.

Industrial Site Management

The project supports local business operations and tax revenue generation within the industrial zone.

Emergency Cost Recovery

This could save the city money by shifting the cost of damaged equipment to insurance companies.

Balanced Housing Goals

The project adds 132 new housing units to the city's tax base.

Business Licensing Simplification

Small application fees for home-based business owners.

SC-3 Zone Use Reclassification

The rezone could increase the commercial tax base but may affect nearby home values.

Pioneer Day Fireworks Restrictions

Changes to permit fees or licensing structures may occur.

Traffic Management on Redwood Road

The project is funded by a $51,578 federal grant.

Massage Establishment Regulations

Potential loss of business license revenue if legitimate businesses are displaced.

Oquirrh West Grocery Development

The project represents a significant commercial investment in the Oquirrh West area.

Outdoor Storage Permit for Utah Decking Supply

This approval supports industrial development and potentially creates jobs and tax revenue.

ICE facility development

While the facility could bring tax revenue, it might also lead to long-term legal costs and community pushback that could hurt local property values.

Approval of Ordinance No. 26-39 (FY2027 Budget)

I believe that we don't have to do a tax increase every year and I don't believe that every year you need to raise taxes.

Approval of Resolution No. 027

Approval of Resolution No. 028

Ordinance No. 26-37: Landscape Maintenance Requirements

Resolution No. 26-037: Fee Waiver for Jordan School District

Ordinance No. 26-29: Sugar Factory on the Creek Development Agreement

Ordinance No. 26-30: Sugar Factory on the Creek Rezone

I just don't feel there's enough parking.

Ordinance No. 26-40: Firework Licensing Amendments

Ordinance No. 26-41: Temporary Merchant Licensing

Council Member Whitelock moved to APPROVE consent items as listed.

Council Member Jacob moved to POSTPONE Ordinance No. 26-34 to a future meeting not later than the end of the year.

Council Member Lamb moved to APPROVE Ordinance No. 26-35 a Petition to Rezone 2.28 Acres at 1390 West 9000 South to Community Shopping Center Zone (SC-2) for Immaculate.

Council Member Whitelock seconded the motion.

Postponement of Station Area Plans (Ordinance No. 26-34)

Resolution No. 031: Amending Property Tax Impact Schedule

Resolution No. 032: Amending Interim Budget

Resolution No. 26-034: Property Tax Impact Schedule

Ordinance No. 26-32: Streetlight Standards

Resolution No. 26-020: Water and Sewer Rates

Resolution No. 26-021: Consolidated Fee Schedule

Resolution No. 26-024: Intent to Exceed Certified Tax Rate

Resolution No. 26-025: Interim Budget Adoption

Resolution No. 26-030: Council Rules Amendment

Ordinance No. 26-33: Advice and Consent Amendment

Resolution No. 26-033: Council Leadership Appointments

Council Member Jacob moved to APPROVE Ordinance No. 26-26 Fixing the Compensation for Elected and Statutory Officers of the City.

Council Member Jacob moved to APPROVE Ordinance No. 26-31 a Petition from Margaret Hyatt for Approximately 3.457 Acres to Amend the General Plan Future Land Use Map to Community Commercial and Amend t

Chair Wignall moved to APPROVE Resolution No. 256 Amending the Redevelopment Agency Annual Budget for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2026.

Council Member Jacob moved to APPROVE Resolution No. 26-023 Authorizing the Pick-up on Certain Public Safety and Firefighter Employee Retirement Contributions.

Council Member Jacob moved to APPROVE Resolution No. 26-022 Authorizing the Transfer of Monies from Enterprise Funds to Other City Funds in Fiscal Year 2027.

Council Member Shelton moved to APPROVE Resolution No. 26-029 Adopting the Tentative Budget for FY2027 Which Includes a Proposed Property Tax Increase, and Scheduling a Public Hearing Before Adoption

Board Member Whitelock moved to APPROVE Resolution No. 026 Amending the West Jordan Fairway Estates Special Service Recreation District Annual Budget for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2026.

Council Member Jacob moved to APPROVE Resolution No. 26-032 Requesting a Fee Waiver in the Amount of $450 for Six Dumpsters for a Neighborhood Cleanup Day.

Board Member Shelton moved to APPROVE Consent as listed.

Vice Chairperson Wignall moved to APPROVE Consent Items as listed.

Council Member Jacob moved to Postpone Ordinance No. 26-29 Preliminary Development Plan/Agreement and Ordinance No. 26-30 Rezone to CC-R Zone (City Center-Residential) for the Sugar Factory on the Tow

Board Member Shelton moved to APPROVE FESSRD Resolution No. 023 Acknowledging the Intent to Exceed the Certified Tax Rate and Setting a Public Hearing Date.

Council Member Jacob moved to APPROVE Ordinance No. 26-28 a Petition from Utah Development Group/Marco Diaz to a Rezone of 0.43 Acres to an R-1-8 Zone for the Diaz Lot Located at 8305 South 2200 West.

Council Member Jacob moved to APPROVE Ordinance No. 26-27 Amending the City’s Annual Budget for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2026.

Council Member Jacob moved to APPROVE consent items as listed.

Board Member Whitelock moved to APPROVE FESSRD Resolution No. 029 Adopting the Interim Budget for the Fairway Estates Special Service District for Fiscal Year 2027.

Acting Chairperson Wignall moved to APPROVE RDA Resolution No. 255 Adopting the FY2027 Annual Budget for the Redevelopment Agency of the City of West Jordan.

Approval of Resolution No. 026

Approval of Resolution No. 023

Approval of Resolution No. 029