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South Jordan highlights five code issues to resolve before snow

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South Jordan highlights five code issues to resolve before snow
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According to a November 12 report from Utah Grows, South Jordan is preparing for winter by highlighting five common code compliance issues. The report also details upcoming community events and business developments in the area.

Key takeaways

  • South Jordan identified five common code issues to resolve before snow arrives.
  • Applications for a Jordan School District Board of Education vacancy are due Nov. 16 at 8 AM.
  • Neighborhood Laundry will host a ribbon cutting on Nov. 17 at 10 AM.
  • Bingham High's band is preparing for a trip to Oahu in December.

South Jordan officials have released an explainer regarding five common code compliance issues that residents should address before the arrival of snow. The city identified these issues to help community members prepare for the upcoming winter season.

The five most frequent code issues cited by South Jordan include open storage in front yards, weeds exceeding 6 inches, and vehicles, trailers, RVs, or boats parked in front of houses beyond a 72-hour temporary limit. Additionally, the city monitors inoperable vehicles left outside for more than 72 hours and blocked sidewalks or gutters, which includes obstructions caused by snow and ice under City Code 12.04.070.

Responsibility for enforcement is divided among various agencies. Police handle street parking and vehicle noise, Animal Control manages pet-related issues, and the county health department generally handles rodent concerns.

Local business and education updates were also noted in the November 12 report. Neighborhood Laundry, a self-serve laundromat located at 11692 S Trail Crossing Dr, Suite J, is scheduled for a South Valley Chamber ribbon cutting on Tuesday, Nov. 17, at 10 AM.

In education news, applications for the Jordan School District Board of Education midterm vacancy for Voting District 5, which covers parts of South Jordan, are due at 8 AM on Monday, Nov. 16.

The report also highlighted Darin Graber, the director of bands at Bingham High. Graber leads the 101-member Marching Miners, who are performing a fall show titled Beyond the Yellow Brick Road. In December, approximately 70 band members are set to travel to Oahu to represent Utah in a parade for the 85th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack. The trip involves research into individual sailors lost on the USS Utah and costs approximately $2,890 per student.

Weather forecasts from the National Weather Service indicate sunny skies with highs near 62 degrees on Thursday, Nov. 12, and 63 degrees on Friday, Nov. 13. Rain is expected to arrive after 11 PM Friday and continue through Saturday, Nov. 14, with a high near 50 degrees.

Various community events are scheduled through the weekend, including the Salt Lake Family Christmas Gift Show at the Mountain America Expo Center and the Bingham Fall Musical at Bingham High. Other activities include a museum craft kit at the Gale Museum and a Red Cross Blood Drive at the South Jordan Library on Friday, Nov. 13.

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