Crescent View Middle School Acquisition

Thanked the police department and council, but raised concerns about interactions with the mayor.

Expressed opposition to the purchase price, arguing the city is paying well above appraised value and subjecting residents to double taxation.

Urged the council to give voters a choice on whether to purchase the green space.

Highlighted the challenges faced by mobile home park residents nearby and urged the council to let voters decide.

Expressed support for buying the property to stop overdevelopment, protect neighborhood safety, and preserve green space.

Supported the purchase of the school property as a rare opportunity and requested transparency through public appraisals.

Supported the bond but suggested adding language to ensure any future sale of the property retires the bond.

Expressed concern about the city taking on more debt without a clear plan for the property.

Suggested the bond should only cover the cost of buying the property to keep it simple.

Encouraged the council to be very careful and thorough with the bond package and to consider future councils.

Expressed opposition to public-private partnership scenarios for Crescent View Middle School and praised the administration's no-tax-increase budget.

Commented on school closures and the importance of making Sandy a great place for young families.

Spoke in support of purchasing Crescent View Middle School (Option 1) to protect athletic fields used by hundreds of youth football players.

Expressed support for purchasing Crescent View Middle School to preserve open space, even if it requires a tax increase.

Supported CWC funding and the proposal to purchase Crescent View Middle School, letting voters decide.

Urged the council not to skip putting the Crescent View Middle School purchase on the ballot due to time constraints.

Spoke in favor of purchasing Crescent View Middle School to preserve open space for future generations.