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Isn't this the city that rejected Deseret Industries?
One can only assume that this is the tip of poor choices to come now that Alan Summerhays is in council.While he "abstained" from the vote, some of us in Draper know that the elected officials "take care of their own". How can more alcohol made available not reduce safety in all measures in our town...... I mean their town.
Drinking is a choice, if places to drink are not avaliable in Draper those that do chose to drink will take their money to a different city. Through allowing businesses in Draper that offer alcoholic beverages it doesn't make the city less safe. If people are going to drink and drive they will do it, they will just have to drive further to do it. A private club within a restuarant does not make Draper a less safe city. Poor choices? It is anything but a poor choice. pull your head out.
It's about time Draper got a private club. Draper has needed this. For you (MY MY) that wrote Alan had something to do with it,, well if he did,,, WAY TO GO ALAN! Honestly Draper needs this and Im so happy.. And Im not even a big drinker.
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