A major apartment complex planned near Gardner Village (1200 W. 7800 South) is back before the West Jordan City Council, after it was convincingly rejected last spring. The new plan includes changes aimed at overcoming the persistent objections of neighbors and if that doesn’t work, the developer is ready to press a lawsuit to get the 224 apartments built. The revised plan for the development near a TRAX station and Jordan River trailhead is scheduled for council consideration Wednesday night,...
West Jordan City Reconsiders Development In Light Of Changes, Lawsuit
Utah News - The Salt Lake Tribune, The Salt Lake Tribune
Tue, 09/23/2014 - 2:44pm
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