South Jordan should listen

Last week at the South Jordan City Council meeting, more than 150 people turned out to discuss a small development. Unfortunately, the council members were too gutless to discuss it with so many residents present and did not allow the discussion to even happen.

As a citizen of South Jordan, I have little if any faith in a council that buckles under the pressure of interested citizens who want a say, no matter how many there are.

South Jordan is the fastest-growing city in Utah, and it better acclimatize to citizens who will stand up for what they want.

Katie Woodward

South Jordan

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