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VOTE YES ON MEASURE 24-154
A YES vote for Measure 24-154 is a vote for
responsible economic and community growth for Stayton. A YES vote
for Measure 24-154 would add essential land to the city, benefiting schools,
businesses and neighborhoods.
Here are just three of the important reasons to vote
YES on Measure 24-154:
Voting YES on
24-154 benefits the community and the
new neighborhood will more than pay its
own way.
· The
property developer will pay the full
cost of all city water, sewer and road
extensions, PLUS an additional $300,000
in City System Development Charges and
other street and water infrastructure
improvements and repairs.
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Houses built on the land will attract
mature families who are less likely to
have school-age children, yet they’ll
still pay their full fair share for
schools and essential services.
·
Annexation of the land generates revenue
for city parks.
Voting
YES on 24-154 is responsible and
makes sense.
·
Stayton needs to maintain available,
developable land for residences, keeping
the city in compliance with the
Comprehensive Plan and with State land
use law.
·
Stayton’s City Council has voted
unanimously to include the property
within the City boundaries, and this is
consistent with all City land use
regulations and planning.
· The owner of the
property wants to be annexed.
· The
developer has an excellent 25-year
reputation and a solid track record of
building new neighborhoods that are a
positive addition to their community.
Voting YES on
24-154 is good for buisnesses and the
local economy.
· New
home construction will keep or create
jobs, need for supplies and other
activity that will benefit local
buisnesses.
·
These new houses will become home to 23
families who will contribute to the
betterment of the community, share tax
burden, and support local buisnesses for
generations to come.
Measure 24-154 is something positive that will benefit the community.
Vote YES on Measure 24-154.
Submitted by Nicholas Peets, Committee for Responsible Growth.
The printing of these 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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