MEASURE NO. 24-79

City of Salem

Argument in Favor:

MEASURE 24-79 IS A

GRASS ROOTS, COMMUNITY-DRIVEN MOVEMENT BY AND FOR

THE FAMILIES OF SALEM

Join us in voting “YES” on Measure 24-79. This important measure:

Supports Salem’s Quality of Life

A General Obligation Bond Measure for $39.9 million will improve every Salem park (except Riverfront Park).

n Preserve 100 acres of unprotected Urban Natural Areas

n Develop 46 acres for a Community Park and Youth Ballfield Complex

n Complete development of 100-acre Cascades Gateway Park

n Develop 11 neighborhood parks and 2 nature parks

n Add over 5 miles of urban trails

n Complete development of Woodmansee Park

n Renovate the Salem Senior Center (located in a Salem park)

n Purchase land for a 40-acre NE Community Park

Examples of improvements:

n Improved security lighting

n Replacement and addition of playground equipment

n Renovation and addition of walkways, hard surface courts, etc.

n Replacement and addition of restrooms

Please visit www.GoSalemParks.com for more information

Creates Jobs!

Parks ballot Measure 24-79 is even more than investment in trees,
green spaces, and future generations.

it is a grass roots economic recovery plan!

A Yes vote for Parks means…

• Local jobs for electricians, concrete and asphalt suppliers, playground equipment suppliers and installers, the local nursery industry and more

• Value added to residential and commercial real estate

• Tourism dollars from expanded sports and recreation facilities

Bottom Line impact on Salem voters

It is estimated that the increased tax for a $150,000 home would
be less than $5.00 per month or $60.00 annually.

That’s less than the cost of two home video rentals each month!

JOIN US IN VOTING YES! ON MEASURE 24-79

Wendy Kroger, Go Salem Parks Committee, Co-Chair

Mike Mathisen

 

(This information provided by
Wendy Kroger, Go Salem Parks)

The printing of this argument does not constitute an endorsement by Marion County nor does the county warrant the accuracy or truth of any statements made in the argument. Marion County does not correct errors in spelling or grammar.



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