The City Council has officially withdrawn the proposal to construct retail buildings on the site of North Park. This outcome secures the future of our green space and serves as a testament to the persistence of our community members. We will remain observant to ensure the land continues to be …
The petition
Summer 2007
Save North Park and Preserve our Community
To the attention of City of Spanish Fork Mayor, Council members, Parks and Recreation Committee members, Retail Stores, Army Core of Engineering (Wet Lands division):
We respectfully request that you carefully consider this attached petition (which can also be found on www.savethenorthpark.com) regarding the proposed construction of large retail businesses on the current site of Spanish Fork\'s North Park, officially the Ed Clark Recreational Complex Memorial. (See website for history of North Park/ Ed clark Memorial).
City of Spanish Fork residents and taxpayers and surrounding communities will all have to deal with the consequences of this proposal, which will be:
1) increased traffic flow
2) Loss of a very spacious, peaceful and multi-use Park in the North end of town for a rapidly growing population with easy access for families, seniors, citizens and surrounding communities.
3) loss of small town atmosphere
4) breach of citizen property rights by forced relocation (many who are elderly)
Ethics, good government, and the long term impact on Spanish Fork city and the lifestyle of our citizens require the voice of the people be heard.
Sincerely yours,
Concerned Citizens of Spanish Fork and Surrounding Communities
The feedback regarding the proposed retail construction has confirmed that many residents value the preservation of our green space above new development. We remain in contact with local officials to ensure the historical significance of the Ed Clark Recreational Complex is fully understood.
June 7, 2007
The momentum behind this effort has grown beyond my initial expectations. It is clear that the community remains deeply committed to the preservation of North Park.
6 Comments
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Linda Mills
19 years ago
Featured
THIS IS SO WRONG. North Park is the heart of our neighborhood. Dont let them take it away.
B
Brenda Holt
19 years ago
Featured
Please leave our park alone. Some things are more important than money and corporate greed.
M
Mike Singh
19 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous. We have plenty of retail shops already. Stop destroying all the green space in Spanish Fork.
S
Sarah Dixon
19 years ago
Featured
Keep our park!! my kids grew up playing there and it would be a huge mistake to pave it over for more stores we dont even need.
D
Dave Quinn
19 years ago
Featured
Traffic on that road is bad enough as it is. Adding a shopping center is just asking for accidents.
J
Jason Abbott
19 years ago
Featured
Total bs. The city council needs to listen to the people for once instead of developers.
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The City Council has officially withdrawn the proposal to construct retail buildings on the site of North Park. This outcome secures the future of our green space and serves as a testament to the persistence of our community members. We will remain observant to ensure the land continues to be …
The petition
Summer 2007
Save North Park and Preserve our Community
To the attention of City of Spanish Fork Mayor, Council members, Parks and Recreation Committee members, Retail Stores, Army Core of Engineering (Wet Lands division):
We respectfully request that you carefully consider this attached petition (which can also be found on www.savethenorthpark.com) regarding the proposed construction of large retail businesses on the current site of Spanish Fork\'s North Park, officially the Ed Clark Recreational Complex Memorial. (See website for history of North Park/ Ed clark Memorial).
City of Spanish Fork residents and taxpayers and surrounding communities will all have to deal with the consequences of this proposal, which will be:
1) increased traffic flow
2) Loss of a very spacious, peaceful and multi-use Park in the North end of town for a rapidly growing population with easy access for families, seniors, citizens and surrounding communities.
3) loss of small town atmosphere
4) breach of citizen property rights by forced relocation (many who are elderly)
Ethics, good government, and the long term impact on Spanish Fork city and the lifestyle of our citizens require the voice of the people be heard.
Sincerely yours,
Concerned Citizens of Spanish Fork and Surrounding Communities
The feedback regarding the proposed retail construction has confirmed that many residents value the preservation of our green space above new development. We remain in contact with local officials to ensure the historical significance of the Ed Clark Recreational Complex is fully understood.
June 7, 2007
The momentum behind this effort has grown beyond my initial expectations. It is clear that the community remains deeply committed to the preservation of North Park.
6 Comments
L
Linda Mills
19 years ago
Featured
THIS IS SO WRONG. North Park is the heart of our neighborhood. Dont let them take it away.
B
Brenda Holt
19 years ago
Featured
Please leave our park alone. Some things are more important than money and corporate greed.
M
Mike Singh
19 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous. We have plenty of retail shops already. Stop destroying all the green space in Spanish Fork.
S
Sarah Dixon
19 years ago
Featured
Keep our park!! my kids grew up playing there and it would be a huge mistake to pave it over for more stores we dont even need.
D
Dave Quinn
19 years ago
Featured
Traffic on that road is bad enough as it is. Adding a shopping center is just asking for accidents.
J
Jason Abbott
19 years ago
Featured
Total bs. The city council needs to listen to the people for once instead of developers.
THIS IS SO WRONG. North Park is the heart of our neighborhood. Dont let them take it away.