Treasure survey, including a price tag question, posted
City Hall has posted an Internet survey seeking opinions about the reworked ideas for the Sweeney family’s Treasure development, a set of questions that delves into the sort of development people would support and how much they are willing to pay in increased taxes to reduce the scope of the project.
The survey was posted as the municipal government and the Sweeneys hosted a Tuesday open house centered on options for Treasure. The two sides have been engaged in long-running negotiations in an effort to strike an accord.
They are considering two options one that would eliminate the prospects of development at the site altogether and one that would essentially carve half of the project off the site.
Eliminating the development prospects would require a ballot measure to finance a conservation deal. The other option would be completed through a combination of shifting development rights to another site and a taxpayer-funded purchase of some of the other rights to develop.
Some of the questions in the survey include:
The survey also requests information about where the people answering the questions live.
The survey is available on City Hall’s website, http://www.parkcity.org. Select the ‘Treasure Hill’ link under the News section on the front page of the website to take the survey. It will be posted until Aug. 2.
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