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Council Member - At-Large· 2020–2026

Kelvin Green

West Jordan City

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At a glance

News mentions: 1

Term ending May 27, 2026.

Voice

Meetings spoken in: 10
Total speaking time: 2:31
Avg per meeting: 0:15
Segments: 57

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Top issues during term (20)

critical→Jan 2026[86]

City Financial Health and Budgeting Awards

The district will operate on a budget of $19,725 for the 2027 fiscal year.

critical↑Jan 2026[80]

Future City Planning

The project's viability depends on infrastructure and utility capacity, which are currently under review.

high→Jul 2025[51]

Commercial Site Plan Review

The project is expected to have minimal impact on water and sewer demand.

Kelvin Green

Top issues during term (20)

City Financial Health and Budgeting Awards

Future City Planning

Commercial Site Plan Review

Traffic Safety on Grizzly Way

Strategic Municipal Planning

City Aesthetics and Neighborhood Improvement

Outdoor Storage Operations

Southwest Quadrant Development

Commercial and Industrial Development

Townhome Development and Density

Meeting Document Availability

Traffic Safety and Law Enforcement Tools

Industrial Storage Site Safety

Golf Cart Regulations

Indoor Youth Sports Facility Operations

Industrial Site Management

Emergency Cost Recovery

Balanced Housing Goals

Business Licensing Simplification

SC-3 Zone Use Reclassification

Decisions during term (228)

Approval of Meeting Minutes

Resolution No. 26-028: Service in Lieu of Fees for West Jordan Baseball League

Resolution No. 26-003: Fee Waiver for Nafanua Foundation

Approval of Meeting Minutes (May 5 and May 12)

Approval of Meeting Minutes (May 5 and May 12, 2026)

Approval of April 7 and April 21 Minutes

Update to Public Improvement Standards

Valvoline Instant Oil Change Preliminary Site Plan

Dry Creek Highlands Phases 6-10 Subdivision and Site Plan

Sugar Factory on the Creek Rezone and Development Plan

Diaz Lot Rezone

Approval of MBA Resolution No. 117

Resolution No. 26-015: Dixie Valley Neighborhood Cleanup Fee Waiver

Resolution No. 26-029: Englefield Heights/Addenbrook Neighborhood Beautification Days Fee Waiver

Approval of Resolution No. 254

Acceptance of Tentative Budget for FY 2027

Approval of May 6, 2025 Meeting Minutes

Approval of FY 2027 RDA Budget

Approval of December 16, 2025, Meeting Minutes

Approval of Resolution No. 26-026

Voting record (237)

APPROVE Ordinance No. 24-13 approving a Master Development Agreement/Plan with the following amendments: the DRC amended to read “Zoning Administrator (for minor variations)”, amend line 17 of the ord

APPROVE Ordinance No. 24-13 approving a Master Development Agreement/Plan with the following amendments: • Under Commercial Design Standards on pages 4 and 5, DRC should be amended to read Zoning Admi

Call the Question

APPROVE Resolution No. 24-013 authorizing a fee waiver in the amount of $9,804 for the non-profit 501(c)3 Jordan Education Foundation for the Challenge Obstacle Run.

In the news (1)

University of Utah trustees greenlight 1,500 underground parking stalls on campus

APPROVE Resolution No. 24-014 authorizing the Mayor to execute an employment agreement with Paul Jerome as Assistant City Administrator and a severance clause in excess of three months.

APPROVE the consent agenda as listed.

APPROVE Resolution No. 24-010 for a Service in Lieu of Fees agreement for the use of Ron Wood Baseball complex and Veterans Memorial Park Baseball complex in the amount of $40,250 for Copper Hills Bas

APPROVE Ordinance No. 24-14 a General Plan Land Use Map amendment from Light Industrial and Future Park to Southwest Quadrant, and rezone from Agriculture 20-acre minimum lots (A-20) and Light Manufac

Board Member Green moved to APPROVE MBA Resolution No. 116 adopting the Annual Budget for the Municipal Building Authority of the City of West Jordan for Fiscal Year 2026.

Board Member Green moved to APPROVE Consent Items as listed.

Board Member Green moved to APPROVE Consent Items as listed

APPROVE Consent Items as Listed.

Council Member Green moved to APPROVE Consent Items as listed.

Council Member Lamb moved to APPROVE Ordinance No. 25-62 a petition from Wagstaff Investments, LLC/Brent Neel to amend the Future Land Use Map for 3.73 acres to Neighborhood Commercial and rezone the

Council Member Green moved to APPROVE Ordinance No. 25-48 adopting the West Jordan City Impact Fee Facilities Plan (IFFP), Impact Fee Analysis (IFA), and Impact Fees for Transportation.

Council Member Green moved to APPROVE Resolution No. 25-065 authorizing the Mayor to execute a Partnership Agreement with the Wasatch Improv Festival.

Council Member Bloom moved to APPROVE Ordinance No. 25-63, adoption of the West Jordan Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) Map and Code Modifications.

Ordinance No. 25-62: Rezone 9047 S Copper Dust Lane

Convene Closed Session

Council Member Green moved to APPROVE Ordinance No. 25-48 adopting the West Jordan City Impact Fee Facilities Plan (IFFP), Impact Fee Analysis (IFA), and Impact Fees for Transportation.

Council Member Lamb moved to APPROVE Ordinance No. 25-62 a petition from Wagstaff Investments, LLC/Brent Neel to amend the Future Land Use Map for 3.73 acres to Neighborhood Commercial and rezone the

APPROVE Resolution No. 25-062 providing advice and consent to reappoint Ammon Allen for a third term to the Planning Commission.

APPROVE Resolution No. 25-064 providing advice and consent to appoint Cheryl Acker to the Planning Commission.

Council Member Green moved to APPROVE Consent Items as listed.

APPROVE Resolution No. 25-061 providing advice and consent to appoint Paul Jerome as an alternate on the Trans-Jordan Landfill Board.

APPROVE Resolution No. 25-063 providing advice and consent to reappoint Tom Hollingsworth for a second term on the Planning Commission.

Council Member Bloom moved to APPROVE Ordinance No. 25-63, adoption of the West Jordan Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) Map and Code Modifications.

Council Member Green moved to APPROVE Resolution No. 25-065 authorizing the Mayor to execute a Partnership Agreement with the Wasatch Improv Festival.

Board Member Green moved to APPROVE Consent Items as Listed.

Resolution No. 25-054: Service in Lieu of Fees Agreement with Scouting of America

Council Member Green moved to APPROVE Ordinance No. 25-57 Amending West Jordan City Code to Establish Public Art Regulations and Definitions, amending line 15 of the Legislative Draft to read "approva

Council Member Jacob moved to APPROVE consent items as listed.

Chair Whitelock moved to APPROVE Resolution No. 25-054 authorizing the Mayor to execute a Service in Lieu of Fees Agreement with Scouting of America not to exceed $10,000.

Council Member Green moved to POSTPONE Ordinance No. 25-56 Amendments to Parking Lot Materials, Drainage Standards, and Related Definitions to come back no later than the first meeting in February 202