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Leaf Blower Rules: Salt Lake City vs South Jordan

How do leaf blower rules rules compare between Salt Lake City, UT and South Jordan, UT?

South Jordan has fewer restrictions than Salt Lake City.

Salt Lake City, UT

Salt Lake County

Some Restrictions

Leaf blowers permitted 7 AM-8 PM weekdays and 8 AM-8 PM weekends. Salt Lake City has adopted voluntary transition away from gas-powered blowers to reduce air pollution.

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South Jordan, UT

Salt Lake County

Few Restrictions

Lawn mowers, trimmers, and similar power equipment may be operated in South Jordan between approximately 7:00 AM and 10:00 PM, consistent with the city's general construction-noise window.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactSalt Lake CitySouth Jordan
Hours7 AM-8 PM weekday; 8 AM-8 PM weekend-
Gas BanNo current ban; voluntary transition-
CodeSLC 9.28.060-
Air QualityWasatch Front non-attainment area-
Typical allowed hours-7:00 AM to 10:00 PM
Governing code-Title 5 Chapter 3 (general noise)
Sunday restrictions-City allows; many HOAs don't
Commercial crews-Must follow same hours
Enforcement-Complaint-driven

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Salt Lake City FAQ

Are gas-powered leaf blowers banned in SLC?

No, but the city encourages electric alternatives for air quality.

Who enforces this?

Salt Lake City at (801) 535-7704.

South Jordan FAQ

Can I mow my lawn at 6:30 AM on a weekday?

Not within quiet hours. Wait until 7:00 AM to avoid a noise complaint.

Are electric/battery mowers exempt?

No — the hours apply to any noise-producing lawn equipment, though quieter electric tools are less likely to trigger complaints.

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