“I think what it means is we have to figure out another way. I do think we need a rec centre with a pool; the question is, is this the right one?” Alto said. “If the people on [Feb. 8] say no, then we go back to saying, ‘OK, well if not this one, then what?’
“On the other hand, if people say yes, then we go ahead with this one.”
Alto said she can live with whichever result comes out of the vote.
She said she’s heard the concerns raised by some residents and expects if the vote is a “no” it will be for a combination of reasons ranging from the pricetag and impact on property taxes to bad timing or issues with the design.
If that happens, Alto expects the city to go back to the drawing board and find a project that will work.
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Edited by Victoria Watcher, 19 January 2025 - 05:43 AM.