Summary
Sandy City is asking voters to approve a $30 million bond to buy the old Crescent View Middle School property for green space and community use, which would cost the average homeowner about $5 a month. Supporters say it's a rare chance to lock down 17 acres of open space before developers snap it up, while opponents argue the $17 million purchase price is well above appraised value and will saddle taxpayers with hefty ongoing maintenance costs.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 2
Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 22, 2026.
Impact analysis
Estimated tax increase of approximately $5 per month for residential properties and $9.09 per month for commercial properties.
Residents seeking additional community green space, recreational fields, and long-term public asset control.
Taxpayers concerned about rising property taxes and ongoing maintenance expenses for an aging facility.
Mentions & discussions (3)
September 22nd, City Council Meeting — September 22, 2026
Sandy City is asking voters to approve a $30 million bond to buy the old Crescent View Middle School property for green space and community use, which would cost the average homeowner about $5 a month. Supporters say it's a rare chance to lock down 17 acres of open space before developers snap it up, while opponents argue the $17 million purchase price is well above appraised value and will saddle taxpayers with hefty ongoing maintenance costs.
Notice of Public Hearing - Special Bond Election — September 22, 2026
Sandy City is considering a $30 million bond to purchase the 17-acre former Crescent View Middle School site to preserve open space and community facilities. Supporters argue it's a rare chance to lock in community land before developers take it, while opponents argue the $17 million purchase price and ongoing maintenance costs are too high for taxpayers.
September 1st, City Council Meeting — September 1, 2026
Sandy City is asking voters to approve a $30 million general obligation bond to buy and improve the 17-acre Crescent View property, adding it to Crescent Park for 25 acres of public space.
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