Committee of the Whole Recap
Meeting Highlights | Development Projects & Land Use Discussions
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01 | Lewiston Place
Lewiston Place Future Land Use Map Amendment, Rezone, and Highlands Master Development Plan
Council Members expressed concerns regarding the appropriateness of the amenities for the proposed density, pedestrian access to nearby recreation, the safety of crossing 7800 South, as well as water availability and parking concerns.
02 | Oneleven Phase 2
Oneleven Phase 2 Rezone, Future Land Use Map Amendment, and Master Development Plan/Agreement
Council Members expressed support for the revised layout, housing concept, commercial areas along U-111 and 7400 South, and the proposed medium-density land use and IHD concept plan.
03 | Harper Master Planned Community
Harper Master Planned Community, Rezone, Future Land Use Map Amendment, and Master Development Plan/Agreement
Council Members expressed support for the proposed Integrated Housing Development (IHD) zone, future land use map amendment, and overall development concept, including smaller cottage lots with private backyards. Council suggested adding raised crosswalks near the linear park, and the applicant indicated they could be included in the design
City Council Recap
Meeting Highlights | Recognitions, Council Reports & Public Hearing Actions
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03 | Special Recognition
Recognition of an Amazing Save by West Jordan Fire Department
Steven Whitney thanked West Jordan emergency responders for saving his wife’s life, recognizing the coordinated efforts of dispatchers, firefighters, paramedics, and police, along with his 11-year-old daughter’s quick thinking. Fire Chief Maxfield and partner organizations presented awards honoring the responders and his daughter. The successful use of newly acquired cardiac monitors was also recognized.
City Administrator Korban Lee thanked VECC leadership and dispatch staff and expressed appreciation for the Council’s investment in emergency response equipment.
04 | Council & Mayor Reports
City Council Reports
Council Member Whitelock praised the Jaguars and highlighted recent ribbon cuttings and new businesses investing in West Jordan.
Council Member Bedore recognized the City’s strong business community, praised investments in emergency response equipment, and reported continued work with Council to address parking concerns at West Jordan High School.
Vice Chair Shelton highlighted the value of faith-based community partnerships and thanked Chief Robertson for fostering those relationships.
Council Member Jacob expressed appreciation for emergency responders and recognized Administrative Services Director Danyce Steck for her expertise and contributions to a recent conference presentation on city council finance.
Mayor’s Report
Mayor Burton highlighted recent community events and the successful First Friday performance. He shared that Aligned Data Center agreed to study cooling-unit noise and work with residents on potential solutions. He also announced upcoming community classes, Dumpster Days, and a Railroad Park meeting.
City Administrator’s Report
Public Services Director Cory Fralick reported that in-house project management and custodial services have reduced costs for Senior Center improvement.
Public Utilities Director Greg Davenport updated council regarding the 7800 South utility work requiring a 10-day eastbound Bangerter Highway ramp closure noting that crews would work 24/7 to minimize disruption and make every effort to reduce nighttime noise. Mayor Burton commended him for his extra efforts coordinating with UDOT and the contractor.
06 | Public Hearings
Ordinance No. 26-47 a Rezone and Future Land Use Map Amendment for Highlands Landing North – 7592 S 5490 W
• 🚫NOT APPROVED 4-3 (Shelton, Bedore, & Jacob opposed)
• Next Steps: staff may work with Peterson Development on a substantially revised application, should they wish to resubmit.
Resolution No. 26-043 Community Development Block Grant Budget Adjustment and Subrecipient Allocation for Project Year 2026
• ✔ APPROVED 7-0
• Next Steps: staff will provide approved subrecipient allocations
Ordinance No. 26-49 Amending the Budget for FY 2027
• ✔ APPROVED 7-0
• Next Steps: staff will work within the approved budget
07 | Council Office Report
Council Office Director Alan Anderson Council Office Director Alan Anderson will coordinate with Development Services for the General Plan and Transportation Plan updates, with a subcommittee beginning in December to meet the July 1, 2027 deadline.
