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Towns hoping for bus service
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Tdawg | 8:03 a.m. Aug. 24, 2008
I think it's interesting that Eagle Mountain is worried about the increase
in taxes in Saratoga Springs. If you combine the taxes and utilities you pay in
Eagle Mountain, it's one of the highest taxed cities in the county.
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Mahonri | 2:48 p.m. Aug. 24, 2008
How about service from Brigham City to Logan and the USU area? That would serve
more people.
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Zadruga Guy | 7:05 a.m. Aug. 25, 2008
Mahonri, years ago people in Cache County voted on the question of whether to
join their county to the UTA service area (via a quarter-cent sales tax
increase) -- and shortsightedly voted it down.
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Goob Job | 5:35 p.m. Aug. 25, 2008
I think that is neat that they are getting buses into the Eagle Mountain Area,
Last Time I went to visit a friend about a year ago, who lives in Eagle
Mountain, I had to meet her in AF then we had to drive to her house that was a
mile away, so I am glad that I can go see my friends without having them to
come into town to get me I can jsut walk a little ways and be their, I really
like that plan
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Eagle Mountain Resident | 11:07 a.m. Oct. 29, 2008
I am not in favor of busses to Eagle Mountain. It is always the same thing,
"it's only a 1/4 of a cent increase in sales tax, you will hardly
notice". Then, a couple of years later it is found to be insuficient and
another 1/4 of a cent is needed because of climbing fuel prices or some other
reason while at the same time an increase in property taxes will take effect
because of "insufficient" revenue for the other well intentioned but
always expensive projects that the government officials come up with. I for one
don't want to pay a dime for a service I will never use. If busses are
truly needed then they should pay for themselves like any other business has to,
in this case by charging a fair that will support it and maybe even make a
profit. Why should the taxpayers have to subsidize everything. Vote no on
Proposition 1
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