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Seems like another revelation about Draper City's poor project planning, and undue reliance on one of our lowest life forms - highly leveraged property developers.
For those of you perfoming due diligence before purchasing something "above it all" , think about how many other financial impact skeletons will come out of the closet this year. It might be worthwhile holding off a purchase until the rest of the story plays out, since only good news travels fast. Besides, there sure are a lot of property for sale signs in such a small area....just check Trulia......Be Patient!
Rebecca-The $4.3 mill bond doesn't have anything to do with Suncrest-as your title would suggest. The other proposal that did include Suncrest was debated briefly and then tossed weeks ago. Fact-checking and asking your sources to read/verify your info prior to publishing may be helpful...for your sake.
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