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The Spring Garden campus project is officially dead and our tax dollars are no longer on the line. I am overwhelmed that we stopped this waste of money together. We must remain vigilant to ensure this plan stays buried for good.

April 17, 2017

Stop the Spring Garden $20 Million Campus

Stop the Spring Garden $20 Million Campus

🏆 Won — 519 supporters Verified

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Started by annette clark 9 years, 6 months ago

Sign the petition to stop this project which will increase your taxes for the next 5 years. The project has already cost the tax payer well over $500,000. Read all about it at https://sclark33.wixsite.com/speakupspringgarden or check out Spring Garden Townships website.

Updates

Reached 500 supporters

April 8, 2017

April 7, 2017

My family has lived here for generations and I refuse to watch our savings get drained by this reckless project. We are nearly at our goal so please send the link to your neighbors right now to push us over the edge.

Reached 100 supporters

February 17, 2017

February 17, 2017

Watching this list grow reminds me how many neighbors are tired of seeing our money wasted on the Spring Garden campus project. We need to hit that hundred signature mark before I meet with the board next to prove they are ignoring our concerns.

295 Comments

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Patricia Hess
9 years ago Featured

This is horrible !!! How are people suppose to afford this? I know as a disabled person I have to live within my means.............why can't the townships and government do the same? We can not afford this at all !!!

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Anonymous
9 years ago Featured

As both a business leader and a resident, don't make another bad mistake mortgaging our kids future. Find a way to make it work for way less. Don't be known as the commissioners that double the municipal tax on its residence for bigger Government.

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Nancy M Brougher
9 years ago Featured

The projected increase in millage will definitely affect home prices adversely to the detriment of your taxpayers. The schools in our township have extensive facilities that should be shared rather than building a new recreational complex.

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Rosie Seifert
9 years ago Featured

I am a senior citizen and could not afford this. I am on a VERY limited budget, and this will cause me to move for sure. I am nearing that now. That is the problem, you keep raising taxes and we seniors have to move because we cannot afford to live here anymore.

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Robert Elser
9 years ago Featured

The needs of the township can be met for far less money. Why didn't the Building Committee publicly review Mr. Maust's evaluation of the cost to renovate existing properties and instead recommend new development at the Mt. Rose site?

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Judith Leece
9 years ago Featured

I agree with bringing administration and personnel into a common facility, but does each township really need its own athletic complex when we have school complexes unoccupied during summers? Can't we support facilities that already exist?

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Joyce wawro
9 years ago

We on fixed incomes could be forced out of our homes by greatly-escalating taxes. There should be tax breaks for us who have already shouldered the burden for so many years. Tax money should be wisely spent, not pushing heavier and heavier tax burden on residents because a nice, shiny new building sounds like a nice idea.

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Steven W Gotwalt
9 years ago

729 Glendale Road York. PA 17403