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The article examines that in the form of Misfits Market, which will build cold storage facility in West Jordan to distribute fruits and vegetables serve as the company's West Coast headquarters, Topics include examines that the announcement came after the company was approved for several dollars tax credit incentive by the Governor's Office of Economic Development (GOED) board, at its August meeting.

The article reports that California-based Sport Chalet will set up its first Utah store in the Jordan Landing shopping center in West Jordan in 2007. Sport Chalet chief executive officer Craig Levra says that Utah is a very good family market with so many children and the state's economic growth coupled with its commitment to the outdoors encouraged the expansion into Utah. Starting as a ski shop in 1959, the company now has 45 locations in California, Nevada and Arizona.

Reports on the launch of an off-mall store prototype of Sears PLC in West Jordan, Utah. Number of full- and part-time jobs created by the company; Amount added in annual sales tax revenue to city coffers; Competitors of Sears in the market.

Informs that Utah Power & Light was granted permission to expand its West Jordan, Utah substation. Reasons for the project; Granting of permission from the city planning commission.

The article reports on a compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling facility opened by garbage and recycling firm Waste Management (WM) in West Jordan, Utah in April 2012. The company opened the facility with the help of PetroCard and Utah Clean Cities. It is said that the priority of the facility is to maintain and refuel the garbage trucks of WM. Scott Bradley of WM claims that the company is excited with its investments in Utah.

The article reports on the plan of Rubio's Fresh Mexican Grill to open two new restaurants in Utah in fall 2008. Tentatively, the newest restaurant will open on September 4, 2008 in Riverdale, and the next one is being planned for a mid-October 2008 opening in West Jordan. Restaurant industry veteran Jose Hernandez will manage the 2,400-square-foot Riverdale location, and will feature both indoor and outdoor seating.

The article reports on the plan of specialty clothing retailer Rue 21 to open its fifth Utah location in West Jordan at the Jordan Landing shopping center. The company has 352 stores across the U.S. and plans to open an additional 50 to 75 stores in 2007. The new store will offer products similar to those at stores currently located in Draper, Park City, Provo and Saint George. The West Jordan store is anticipated to open on March 13, 2008.

The article reports on the opening of two warehouses by Third Dimension Inc., a Ohio-based distributor of specialty packaging, in West Jordan and Salt Lake City in Utah. The warehouses will serve the KraftMaid Cabinetry plant. Louis DeJesus, owner of Third Dimension, said that a number of people will be employed once the warehouses become operational.

The article reports that Massage Envy, a membership-based massage therapy franchisor, has opened three new locations across Utah. Franchisees Roy and Kelly Thacker and Brad and Ashley Price have opened a clinic at Sunset Corners in Saint George. The clinic has 11 massage treatment rooms open seven days a week. Sandy Tenney is a franchisee who owns the new West Jordan clinic along with husband Tom. The West Jordan clinic will offer Swedish, sports, pain management and deep tissue massages.

Reports on the plans of Southwire Co. to expand its distribution center in West Jordan, Utah as of December 2004. Status of the lease of the company on its distribution center; Overview of the distribution center; Information on the firm.

Reports the construction of the Jordan River Apartments, a housing apartment complex in West Jordan, Utah. Partnership of the company with a Kansas-based developer; Preliminary city approval for the project; Design of the project site; Commencement of the construction after the final approval of the project proposal.

Reports on VICORP Restaurant Inc.'s opening of a Village Inn restaurant in West Jordan, Utah. Capacity of the unit; VICORP's expansion plans for 2001.

The article reports that a 40-acre mixed-use transit oriented development (TOD) by Boulder Ventures and the Utah Transit Authority (UTA) has received preliminary approval from West Jordan City officials in Utah. The partnership with Boulder Venture was made possible by the authority granted by the Utah State legislature allowing UTA to develop 5 TODs on a limited liability basis. Under the agreement, Boulder Ventures will contribute 1.6 million U.S dollars while UTA will provide 20 million U.S. dollars for transit essential construction.

Reports on the plan of West Jordan City leaders in Utah to prezone some of the properties west of 5600 in an effort to plan for the future. Vision for housing under the Implementation Zoning Ordinance; Home development scheme proposed by Peterson Development; Price range of homes offered under the Implementation Zoning Ordinance.

The article reports on the decision of the West Jordan City Council of Utah to deny the request to approve a disconnection of 640 acres of Kennecott Utah Copper (KUC) property from city. The property is located on the far west side of Jordan and has been under contention since KUC was notified by the city of a tax assessment.

The article focuses on several financial reports posted by selected Utah corporations. Topics include considered that Sportsman's Warehouse Holdings Inc., based in West Jordan reported net income of several million for the third quarter ended October 30, 2021 that compares with several million for the same quarter a year earlier.

Informs that Ram Investment and its West Jordan, Utah subdivision are awaiting final Utah Department of Transportation approval before beginning road construction in the area. Development plans.

Reports on the renovation of the former Sutherlands Lumber store into a retail center owned by Hancock Fabrics in West Jordan, Utah. Plan to remove the pale yellow siding and construct a roof line; Expected completion of the project; Location of Hancock retail stores in Utah.

Reports on the invalidation of the apartment door tax imposed by West Jordan, Utah by Third District Court Judge Joseph Fratto. Claims of the Utah Apartment Association against the tax; Increase in the amount of the 'door tax'; Uncertainty of the refunds for the monies paid by the plaintiffs.

Reports on the mixed-use project in West Jordan, Utah called Jordan Landing. Number of tenants that have signed; Largest retail center in Utah; Construction progress.

Reports that the West Jordan Planning Commission in Utah has approved the first phase of the Stone Creek planned community project proposed by Salt Lake City, Utah-based Peterson Development Co. Total area; Lot areas; Average price of homes.

Focuses on plans by Salt Lake, Utah-based Spratling family to construct a shopping center called Jordan Valley Center in West Jordan, Utah. Groundbreaking date; Formation of Spratling Collaborative L.C. to acquire and hold the property; Financial incentives from the West Jordan City Redevelopment Agency.

The article focuses on hiring of 1,500 workers by Amazon for fulfillment center in West Jordan, Utah.

The article reports on the construction of a distribution warehouse in West Jordan, Utah by Louis and Co., a wholesale distributor serving the woodworking and cabinet-making industries. The facility will expand the company's area operations in Salt Lake City, Utah. The facility's general contractor is Tom Stuart Construction.

The article reports on the plan of Oracle Corp., a software company, to locate its new Global Information Technology facility in West Jordan, Utah after being offered two economic incentives from the state of Utah and West Jordan City. Expected to be completed after two years, the facility will be the company's second major location for storing large volumes of data.

The article reports that Mountain States Supply Inc. as well as its sister company Contractors HVAC Supply are undergoing expansion process. The facility that Mountain States Supply is planning to construct in West Jordan, Utah will be shared by the two companies. Ron Ford, general manager of the West Jordan facility, reveals that Contractors HVAC will expand its Salt Lake City, Utah location. Ford adds that Mountain States Supply will also build a store in Layton, Utah.

The article focuses on the expansion of Utah-based Electronic Control Techniques Co. The company, which builds electrical control equipment for control panels and specialty electronics, will move into a new office warehouse space in West Jordan, Utah. Its new office space will feature a one-story shop for assembly and packaging, as well as two stories of office and sales space.

This article reports on the opening of a steel fabrication facility by SME Steel Contractors at Wells Park Road in West Jordan, Utah. The steel to be manufactured at the plant will be used in large construction projects in Utah, California, Nevada, Idaho and the Pacific Northwest. These projects include the Intermountain Medical Center, the University of Utah Marriott Library, the Primary Children's Hospital and the Huntsman Cancer Institute.

Focuses on the purchase of a former Food 4 Less building by BH Properties in West Jordan, Utah in September 2005. Plans for the building; Acquisitions made by BH Properties in Utah; Representative of the seller of the former Food 4 Less building.

Focuses on the involvement of Utah Governor Jon M. Huntsman Jr. in closing a deal with cabinet manufacturer KraftMaid Cabinetry to build a manufacturing facility in West Jordan, Utah. Benefits of the facility to KraftMaid; Views of Tom Chieffe, president of KraftMaid, on the labor force of Utah; Action taken by the Utah Board of Business and Economic Development to attract KraftMaid to do business in Utah.

Deals with the launching of Precision Custom Door Manufacturing in West Jordan, Utah. Remarks from owner Brad Jackson on the kitchen and bathroom cabinet doors manufactured by Precision Custom; Lease assistance given by NAI Utah Commercial Real Estate for the location of the firm.

Reports on the construction of the ready-mix concrete mixing plant of Altaview Concrete in West Jordan, Utah. Approval sought by the company from the Utah division of Air and Environmental Quality for the plant; Use of an industrial revenue bond in funding the facility; Number of workers employed in the firm.

Focuses on West Jordan, Utah-based Bowler Realty's inauguration of construction on the infrastructure of Angel's Landing subdivision in West Jordan, Utah. Number of homes; Minimum price of a home; Selection of Preston Construction to build the homes.

Focuses on the delay in the construction of a residential subdivision in Syracuse City, Utah due to the need for a soil analysis testing. Involvement of West Jordan, Utah-based Meridian Engineering and Surveying in the project; Lot sizes available in the proposed subdivision; Schedule of site work.

Reports on the status of the projects of Salt Lake City, Utah-based firm Peterson Development in West Jordan, Utah. Completion of the infrastructure of a residential project; Approval of the construction of a preliminary subdivision; Commencement of stone wall construction.

Reports that Sandy, Utah-based Red Point Marketing plans to develop Intrigue Condominiums in West Jordan, Utah. Approval of the project by the city; Total area of the project; Areas of condominium units; Amenities; Prices; Construction of the condominiums by Red Point Homes.

Focuses on Salt Lake, Utah-based developer Proterra Companies' plan to break ground on the first building of Jordan Village Center in West Jordan, Utah. Similarity of the walking village center to Sugar House Commons; Receipt of final plat approvals at a West Jordan planning commission meeting.

The article reports on the opening of sushi restaurants around Utah in 2009. Two eateries have opened in downtown Salt Lake City, while a third is set to open in West Jordan in May. Peggi Whiting, a master sushi chef and former Ichiban Sushi owner, has opened the drive-through sushi and teriyaki eatery Hayai Zushi. On the other hand, Jonathan Glick's Sakana Sushi Bar will emphasize on sushi, but other cooked dishes will be available.

The article focuses on the plan of West Jordan City, Utah to create Sugar Factory Arts Campus as of March 23, 2009. The nonprofit group will be raising funds for the conversion of historic sugar factory facilities into a performance arts building, according to the author. Information on the West Jordan sugar factor is presented. The Sugar Factory Committee has led the initial steps for the conversion project, said the author. As part of the reconstruction plans, two buildings will be restored which would cost about $2.5 million.

The article reports on the expansion of the facility of SYSCO Intermountain Food Services Inc. located at 9494 S. Prosperity Road, West Jordan in Utah. The project allegedly costing $2.6 million has broken ground and is expected to be completed at the latest by June 2009. Information on the features of expansion is offered.

This section offers government news briefs from Utah as of October 13, 2008. Fire Chief Brad Wardle has been appointed as interim city manager by the West Jordan City Council. The contract of Unspam Registry Services with the State of Utah's Child Protection Registry has been renewed. Local business leaders and employers were honored at the annual Golden Key Awards by the Governor's Committee on Employment of People With Disabilities, in conjunction with the Salt Lake Chamber and Ogden/Weber Chamber of Commerce.

The article offers information on a $20-million training facility that Mountain America Credit Union (MACU) is planning to develop in West Jordan, Utah as of January 21, 2008. The building will be constructed as part of the Jordan Landing Business Park, according to the author. MACU executive vice president said that they are lacking sufficient training facility for their employees. The design features include an auditorium, a bigger flat training area, and a fitness room, the author added.

The article reports on Colosimo's Sausage's new meat manufacturing facility in West Jordan, Utah. The new 15,000-square-foot plant will boost the company's sausage production from 200,000 to 300,000 pounds per month. The facility will produce Colosimo products for distribution. Paul Colosimo says that the new plant will enable the company to offer more product line to their customers.

The article announces that the final two retail phases of Jordan Landing in West Jordan, Utah, are expected to be open for business by the end of 2007. The retail phases will add an additional 400,000 square feet of new stores, restaurants, and other commercial services to the shopping center. Phase five, anchored by a Target store, will be co-anchored by a Best Buy store and will also include three additional fashion-oriented retailers. Phase six will be co-anchored by a sporting goods store.

The article discusses the opening of the TSI Outfitters outdoor sporting goods store and archery range in West Jordan, Utah. The store, owned and operated by family business Tri-Stone Inc. led by its president Lee Stone and sons Scott and Rick, helps hunters hone their skills and get equipped. The store is equipped with sporting good equipment for hunting, hiking camping and fishing and features an archery pro shop and a 12-lane archery range.

Reports on the plan of Verizon Wireless to build a larger switching station in West Jordan, Utah. Factors that prompted Verizon to build the switching station; Anticipate minumum life of the switch; Location of the facility.

The article reports on the new City Center Zone ordinance created by West Jordan City in Utah in May 2006 aimed at guiding the future development of a downtown center. An overview of the design of the planned town center is presented. The article also covers a statement issued by West Jordan City planning director Tom Burdett on the planned mixed-use development.

Reports on the facility that will be built by Mobilight Inc., a local manufacturer of high-powered floodlights and portable lighting towers with larger-than-normal generators, in West Jordan, Utah. Size of the facility; Details of the business operation of Mobilight; Products exported by Mobilight.

The article reports on a plan by Third Dimensions Inc. to construct a plant in West Jordan, Utah. The plant will provide packaging materials to a large KraftMaid Cabinetry plant under construction nearby. In this article, the location of the plant is described.

This article reports on a mixed-use development project by South Station LLC in West Jordan, Utah in 2005. A description of the development property is given. Number of housing units to be built at the site is indicated. Partners of South Station in building the project are provided. A retail space will be built on the site.