Start with Pre-Application

The purpose of the pre-application meeting is to provide an opportunity for applicants to present their project to city staff so they can find out what will be required for a formal application. This saves time and money while preparing a project for a formal submittal. City staff will review the proposed project in the office and in the field and be ready to present maps, aerial photographs, drawings, copies of code, and standards to assist with the project.

To Schedule a Pre-Application Meeting

1

Fill out the form

Pre-application form for all types of applications

2

Owner Permission

Provide a letter, prepared by the property owner, stating that the applicant has permission to discuss improvements on their property.

3

Letter of Intent

Provide a brief letter of intent describing proposed uses.

4

Conceptual Site Plan

Prepare one copy of the conceptual plan for your proposed site, subdivision, rezone or General Land Use Map Amendment. Professional preparation is not required. However, the more detailed your information, the more detailed the city feedback on your project will be.

5

Submission

Submit application and concept plan to the development coordinator by 3:00 p.m. on the Tuesday a week prior to the pre-application date desired. Once the submittal is determined to be complete, your project will be scheduled for the next available pre-application time slot. You will be notified of the scheduled date and time.

aerial photo of Jordan Landing

Find the Right Application and Permit

The following Development Applications and Permits are included in the Development Process Manual, which provides the development community with information necessary to plan for, apply for, and submit necessary information to receive approval of a development application.

Each application process has an information packet that contains a cover sheet, checklist, application, owner affidavit, fee sheet, and process.  By following the information provided in each application packet, it will guide you in preparing a complete submittal for your project.  Just download the application for the type of process you seek.

The Development Application and Permits are meant as an aid and are not intended to replace ordinances, codes, design and construction standards, and other processes in place.

West Jordan Community Development

8000 S. Redwood Rd
West Jordan, UT 84084

Phone:
801-569-5050

Email:
wjplanning@westjordan.utah.gov 

Monday-Friday
(excluding all state and federal holidays)
8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Building Department

Phone

801-569-5050

Building Inspection Requests

Phone

801-569-5055

Excavation/Land Disturbance Permit, Bond Reduction, Engineering

Phone

801-569-5133

Planning/Development Project Status

Phone

801-569-5060

homes under construction