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Development, roads, public projects and policy proposals before South Jordan’s Planning Commission and City Council, with every hearing and vote. 2 are still being decided.
South Jordan tracks 2 projects through its Planning Commission and City Council.
By where they stand: in review (2).
By type: public project (2).
Public project
In review
Up to $27 million in Series 2026 lease revenue bonds to pay for a new fire station and related improvements, including part of fire training facilities offsite. The city would repay through lease payments of about $1,732,500 a year for up to 26 years.
Public project
In review
Pure SoJo is two things that are easy to confuse. The first is a small pilot that purifies treated wastewater to drinking-water standards for education and testing; the city says its water is for demonstration only and is not sent to homes. The second is a feasibility study of a full-scale plant. At a March 3, 2026 study meeting, staff showed a preferred concept that would treat about 3.4 million gallons a day (expandable to 6.8 million) at an estimated $142 million in capital cost, and said possible grants could cover up to about $50 million. Council members generally supported finishing the study and a northern Riverfront Parkway study site. That was discussion, not a vote: the minutes record no approval, financing or construction contract. Still needed: the finished study, the pilot's agreement and any extension (it was due to expire Jan. 1, 2027), and any council action on a full-scale plant.