PUBLIC NOTICE TO SUBMIT ARGUMENTS FOR OR AGAINST ON THE CITY OF ST. GEORGE TRAILS, PARKS & RECREATION GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND
Notice Tags
Bonds
Notice Type(s)
Notice
Event Start Date & Time
September 8, 2023 05:00 PM
Description/Agenda
PUBLIC NOTICE TO SUBMIT ARGUMENTS 'FOR' OR 'AGAINST' ON THE CITY OF ST.
GEORGE TRAILS, PARKS & RECREATION GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND
Voters eligible to vote in this November's election on the City of St. George Trails, Parks &
Recreation General Obligation Bond have the opportunity to file an argument 'for' or 'against'
the proposed general obligation bond. Any eligible voter who desires to submit an argument
'for' or 'against' the proposed general obligation bond must file an intent to submit an argument
by September 18, 2023 to the City Election Officer in person at City Hall located at 175 East 200
North St. George, Utah 84770 or through email at recorder@sgcity.org. If two or more eligible
voters wish to submit an argument for, or an argument against, a ballot proposition, the City
Election Officer shall designate one of the eligible voters to submit the argument.
Submittal of all arguments are due September 22, 2023 to the City Election Officer at City Hall
located at 175 East 200 North St. George, Utah 84770 or through email at recorder@sgcity.org.
The argument submitted must adhere to the following criteria as outlined in Utah Code 59-1-
1604:
A notice of intent to file an argument must have been submitted by September 18, 2023;
The argument cannot exceed 500 words in length;
The argument must be submitted by September 22, 2023;
Include with your argument submittal your name, residential address, postal address,
email address if available and phone number.
After the September 22, 2023 deadline the City Election Officer will provide a copy of the
argument 'for' and the argument 'against' through email or mail to the eligible voter who
submitted an argument on the ballot proposition. The eligible voter who submitted an argument
will then have the opportunity to submit a rebuttal argument that does not exceed 250 words in
length by October 9, 2023.