Crescent View General Obligation Bond
Summary
Residents weighed in on a proposed $30 million bond to buy the former Crescent View Middle School property for 17 acres of open space and community use, which would cost the average homeowner about $5 a month. Supporters argued it protects scarce green space from private development, while opponents raised concerns about the $17 million purchase price, long-term maintenance costs, and whether the city really needs another large aging facility.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 2
Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 22, 2026.
Impact analysis
Estimated tax increase of approximately $5 per month for residential properties and $9.09 per month for commercial properties over a term not exceeding 21 years.
Sandy residents seeking additional open green space, sports fields, and community recreational facilities.
Taxpayers concerned about rising property taxes and ongoing municipal maintenance costs without guaranteed revenue sources.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Notice of Public Hearing - Special Bond Election — September 22, 2026
Sandy City is considering a $30 million bond to purchase the 17-acre former Crescent View Middle School site to preserve open space and community facilities. Supporters argue it's a rare chance to lock in community land before developers take it, while opponents argue the $17 million purchase price and ongoing maintenance costs are too high for taxpayers.
September 22nd, City Council Meeting — September 22, 2026
Residents weighed in on a proposed $30 million bond to buy the former Crescent View Middle School property for 17 acres of open space and community use, which would cost the average homeowner about $5 a month. Supporters argued it protects scarce green space from private development, while opponents raised concerns about the $17 million purchase price, long-term maintenance costs, and whether the city really needs another large aging facility.
September 1st, City Council Meeting — September 1, 2026
Sandy City is asking voters to approve a $30 million general obligation bond to buy and improve the 17-acre Crescent View property, adding it to Crescent Park for 25 acres of public space.
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