The South Jordan City Council took several formal actions at its Jan. 7 meeting, including passage of a ceremonial resolution, approval of a right‑of‑way vacation in Daybreak and routine procedural motions.

Votes at a glance

- Minutes (Dec. 3, 2024 meeting and Dec. 3, 2024 study meeting): Motion to approve draft minutes (mover: Council member McGuire; second: Council member Harris). Outcome: approved by voice vote (council members indicated "aye"). No formal roll‑call names were recorded in the transcript for the minutes motion.

- Resolution R2025‑001 — Proclaiming Jan. 16, 2025, Religious Freedom Day in the City of South Jordan: Motion to adopt (mover: Council member Johnson; second: Council member McGuire). Roll call: Council member Johnson — Yes; Council member McGuire — Yes; Council member Harris — Yes; Council member Shelton — Yes. Outcome: approved.

- Ordinance 2025‑03 — Vacating a portion of right‑of‑way on the east side of Ziggy Lane (Daybreak), approximately 0.03 acres: Motion to adopt (mover: Council member McGuire; second: Council member Harris). Roll call: Council member McGuire — Yes; Council member Harris — Yes; Council member Johnson — Yes; Council member Shelton — Yes. Outcome: adopted.

- Motion to recess to executive (closed) session to discuss purchase/exchange/lease of real property and deployment of security personnel/devices: Motion made by Council member Johnson and seconded by Council member McGuire. Roll call: Johnson — Yes; McGuire — Yes; Harris — Yes; Shelton — Yes. Outcome: approved; council recessed to an executive session following a short break.

Procedural notes: The religious‑freedom resolution was read aloud by the mayor before the council voted. The right‑of‑way vacation was presented by the planning director as a small (0.03‑acre) adjustment in Daybreak; staff recommended approval and said ownership would revert to Larry H. Miller Real Estate and ultimately a homeowner.