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Salt Lake County seeks $128M bond for parks and recreation projects

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 17
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Salt Lake County is seeking voter approval for a $128 million bond dedicated to parks and recreation projects. The funding will support new constructions, such as a recreation center at Union Park, and trail expansions at Big Cottonwood Regional Park. The bond measure is scheduled to appear on the November 3 Midterm Election ballot.

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The proposed bond replaces an expiring 2016 bond, meaning the current property tax rate of $1.37 per month would remain unchanged if the bond is approved. The funds are designated for 30 different projects planned across the county.

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  • Union ParkSpeculative

    Union Park might see increased construction investment for the planned recreational center.

  • Big Cottonwood Regional ParkSpeculative

    Big Cottonwood Regional Park could receive direct funding for trail expansion and park improvements.

  • Hunter ParkSpeculative

    Hunter Park might receive direct funding for the renovation of park amenities.

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