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MEASURE NO. 24-118 City of Stayton Argument in Favor: Please take the time to vote and mail in your ballot... and when you do vote, please vote “Yes” for our community! This local issue is about the quality of life we want to provide for our children, our grandchildren and ourselves. It is about what we want the City of Stayton to provide its citizens. A portion of the levy will be used to repair and resurface the city tennis courts and it will provide new playground equipment in Pioneer Park. It will also provide some funds for trail development in our parks. We have a very good park system and by voting “Yes” we will be able to continue that legacy. By voting “Yes”, we will be able to continue existing programs at the library and pool, as well as providing more of what the public wants from our local government. The following are just a few of the people supporting this measure: Gerry Aboud, Mayor Beverly Thompson Pat Hearn Anthony Guevara David Thompson Janice Palmer John Peterson Pam Pugsley Gary Palmer Don Koenig Michael Jaeger Ken Rasmussen Frank Storey Michael Meiners, DVM Richard Smilie Lavern Carey Glen E. Armstrong Sam Brentano Curt Froemke Leslie Seaver Patricia G. Curfman Dave Valencia Kelley Graham B. J. Hollensteiner Cassandra Haynes David W. Kinney Donna Miller Robert Pendleton Julie Louden Judy C. Gormley Karlene L. Jensen Marla Brummer Rebecca Petersen Sandra Porter Daniel D. Brummer Gail M. Lewis Ron Bullock Susan M. Brandt Roger Kaye Leslie J. Bullock John Brandt Barbara L. Wright Jennifer Niegel Please remember .... The NET cost of this levy is only $9.50 per year (for a house with a $150,000 assessed value) over the expiring current local option tax levy, which has set the standard for Stayton citizens’ expectations for their community’s library, pool and parks! (This information provided by Gerry Aboud Citizens For Stayton [PAC]) 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. |