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Eagle Mountain voters are getting a say on a new sales tax that could fund parks, arts, and recreation. If approved, it means more money for local activities and facilities.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days.
Residents will see a new tax on their bills starting April 2026.
The community will benefit from improved parks and arts programs.
Residents who will pay slightly more in sales tax.
Voters approved a new tax for parks and arts, and the city is now officially putting it into the books so it can start in April.
Voters will decide in November whether to approve a small sales tax increase to fund parks and arts.
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The city is looking into a small sales tax that would be used specifically for parks and trails. If it goes on the ballot, residents will get to vote on whether they want to pay it.
The project includes over 1,100 housing units and significant open space, which will impact local infrastructure and trail connectivity.
Provides new commercial space and establishes road infrastructure for the area.
The request was denied because the city determined the workload for staff remains the same regardless of the fee.
This change allows for new industrial and business park uses in the area.
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