Francis City "Hill Top Road Closure"
4/5/2007
Our signed petitions were hand delivered to the Summit County Bldg in Coalville this morning!!Even though we only needed about 170 names - we delivered an astonishing 345!! Do you think that sends a message to our Mayor and Council?
The town has spoken loud and clear. The 345 signatures represent a geographical cross-section of the entire town - not just Wild Willow as the Mayor continually contends. Such an overwhelming number of signatures was attributed to a surprising number of residents city-wide who were willing to sign without hesitation! The huge number of signatures reflect a general displeasure of the way this issue ,and many others, have been handled. Hopefully, we will now have time to investigate thoroughly a remedy to the problematic intersection. We don't believe that leaving the intersection open and closing a part of a road - as is the Mayor's plan - is the answer.
In addition, 41 Voters Registration Forms were submitted to the County Clerk: An added benefit of the signature drive. The town of Francis should be very, very proud.
I am very impressed at how we mobilized so quickly from scratch. The town has come together as a community; meeting new neighbors and sharing their concerns. Think of what we can do when the NEXT issue(s) come around! WATER? SEWER? ELECTIONS?
Great job everyone!
Kristi Major
Our signed petitions were hand delivered to the Summit County Bldg in Coalville this morning!!Even though we only needed about 170 names - we delivered an astonishing 345!! Do you think that sends a message to our Mayor and Council?
The town has spoken loud and clear. The 345 signatures represent a geographical cross-section of the entire town - not just Wild Willow as the Mayor continually contends. Such an overwhelming number of signatures was attributed to a surprising number of residents city-wide who were willing to sign without hesitation! The huge number of signatures reflect a general displeasure of the way this issue ,and many others, have been handled. Hopefully, we will now have time to investigate thoroughly a remedy to the problematic intersection. We don't believe that leaving the intersection open and closing a part of a road - as is the Mayor's plan - is the answer.
In addition, 41 Voters Registration Forms were submitted to the County Clerk: An added benefit of the signature drive. The town of Francis should be very, very proud.
I am very impressed at how we mobilized so quickly from scratch. The town has come together as a community; meeting new neighbors and sharing their concerns. Think of what we can do when the NEXT issue(s) come around! WATER? SEWER? ELECTIONS?
Great job everyone!
Kristi Major
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1:47 PM
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Word has it that Francis City has more subdivisions ok'd and more developement plans than most city's in Utah. Good Luck to the people that are creating the future of Francis City.
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