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  1. Land acquisitions in Summit and Morgan Counties are impacting the local tax base and service burden.
  2. A new map could impose fees up to $100 annually, while bonds fund higher construction costs for upgrades at the Signal Hill facility.

Summit County Council Holds Hearing on $71 Million Recreation Bond

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The Summit County Council held a public hearing regarding a proposed $71 million bond issue. If approved by voters, the funds would finance new recreation facilities, including a 15,000 square foot fitness center in Silver Creek Village and a 7,000 square foot community center at East Canyon. For primary residences valued at $1 million, the estimated annual tax would be $121, while businesses or second homes would pay approximately $219 in additional tax annually.

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The bond aims to fund higher construction costs for upgrades, while land acquisitions in Summit and Morgan Counties are already impacting the local tax base and service burden. Basin Recreation noted that its existing bonds help reduce overall tax burdens.

A new map could impose fees up to $100 annually, while bonds fund higher construction costs for upgrades at the Signal Hill facility.

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