SALT LAKE COUNTY EQUESTRIAN PARK
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A strong community isn't created by only supporting activities that cover their own costs, it's supporting the Big picture of recreation and arts and community socialization. If We lose this beautiful equestrian facility, and all the opportunities it has created to come together, another one won't be around the bend. I'm not a 'horse person' per se, although I enjoy seeing the beauty of these events and the park itself as I drive by, and have never been involved in those events, but I have enjoyed 20 years of events, fairs, concerts, rodeos, etc. at this facility, and the incredible sense of pride and community involvement that is experienced. Let's look at the big picture please.
Not Valid!
As the author of this petition - I'd like it removed from the site immediately. It's invalid and won't be considered. Original signatures and documents are required. Sincerely, Sheri Young
KEEP THIS FACILITY OPEN
IF THIS FACILITY is considered for closing. Then ALL TAX PAID facilities should also be closed. Which means all ball diamonds, all public swimming pools, all public parks because they need lights, they need water to keep them green, they need snowplows and salt and sand to keep parking lots clean. They need law mowers to mow the grass. IF YOU WANT TO SPLIT HAIRS on HOW MUCH THINGS COST TO RUN!
There are enough golf courses. We need more equestrian facilities, trails, parks, etc.
Every spring the dog fancy hold a huge dog show at this facility. A very large percentage of the exhibitors come from out of the area, out of state. This brings added revenue to the area hotel/motels, restaurants, grocery stores, service stations and other area businesses. All this revenue would be lost to the area.
The dog fancy pays rental to use the equestrian center, as well as being restricted to using their assigned food vendors, more money into their pocket. Losing this facility would be a major loss to the area.
Zone 2/Utah Paint-O-Rama On Track to Defend #1 Spot as Largest APHA Show. - The the South Jordan Equestrian Center has hosted the two (2) largest American Paint Horse Shows in the nation for the last six (6) years or more. They missed one year due to an equine horse virus outbreak, but have been at the top for as many as 8 or 9 years. The show was moved from Reno, Nevada in 2004 (?) and has been in South Jordan every since with great success, mainly due to both show management and the South Jordan facility. Roy Bock - Fallon, Nevada
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