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Stop the Spring Garden $20 Million Campus

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Robert Bell
9 years ago

1555 Wyndham There has to be a less expensive solution that takes care of the needs ,not the nice to haves.

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Adam Linnert
9 years ago

1526 3rd ave

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Anonymous
9 years ago

1170 Wyndsong Drive

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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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Anonymous
9 years ago

We need to be better informed by discussing many options other than the planned project.

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John Carter
9 years ago

1372 S. George Street

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Linda Stabley
9 years ago

Stop

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Brian and Jeanne Addison
9 years ago

A project of this magnitude needs to be fully presented with all of its parts separately evaluated and broken out by cost. Its hard to understand why our township needs a project of this scope now, particularly as the costs of education will likely require more funding and there are significant liabilities to the public pension plans that will require funding.

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Greg Small
9 years ago

Absolutely no more tax increases! What are they thinking! We need a more economical solution.

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Brien Murphy
9 years ago

This is criminal what the township Commissioners are attempting to do!

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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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Linda L Klinedinst
9 years ago

This has got to be the most stupid idea yet! There are a lot of us that will be on fixed incomes in the next 5 years We can't afford the taxes now! Do we just pick up and leave?

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Cynthia Crooks
9 years ago

I oppose any increase to my taxes. We already have multiple recreational facilities. Another one is poor use of taxpayer dollars.

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Edward Crooks
9 years ago

I oppose this unnecessary project and accompanying tax increases that will serve only to lower real estate values.

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LINDEN AND KATHY JULIUS
9 years ago

I AM SENDING COMMENTS BY LETTER TO ANNETTE CLARK

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LINDEN AND KATHY JULIUS
9 years ago

PAYING NOW OVER $15,000, RETIRED OVER 13 YEARS, MARRIED 51 YEARS, 40 YEARS HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER, SMALL BUSINESS OWNER AND NOW WIFE HAD MASSIVE STROKE, PAYING OUT OVER $1700 A WEEK FOR CARE GIVERS PLUS OTHER BILLS. PUT TWO KIDS THROUGH COLLEGE WORKED TWO FULL TIME JOBS AND PAID OFF OUR HOUSE. HARDLY MAKING IT NOW TAKING CARE OF WIFE 24/7. NOBODY GIVES A DAMN ABOUT WHAT SENIORS ARE GOING THROUGH AND WHO CARES IF THEY LOSE THEIR DREAM HOUSE THAT WE HAD BUILT IN CASE SOMETHING WOULD HAPPEN TO ONE OF US BEING BOTH DIABETICS. I GUESS I SHOULD SHOOT MYSELF AND GET IT OVER WITH. LINDEN JULIUS

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Bruce B Frantz DO
9 years ago

Much more information about the building costs and maintenance cost is needed before anything can be considered

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Duane Ahlbrandt
9 years ago

While it may be necessary to upgrade some of the facilities, it can certainly be done for far less cost; the township commissioners should be looking for ways to decrease taxes rather than planning a project such as this which will result in a burdensome tax increase

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Stephen Pichler
9 years ago

I cannot afford an extended tax increase

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Patrick McInerney
9 years ago

I don't disagree that our current township facilities need to be improved. I appreciate our township workers who deal with inferior work space each day. This project is overdue. For those of you who disagree, just take a quick tour of our police department at Tri-Hill. That said, if you spend less than half of what you have proposed, you'd still be much better than where we are today. I agree with the many comments that are calling for a more economical solution. Spend like it was your money...