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If Fountain Hills needs the revenue from Daybreak, why are they re-paving perfectly good streets downtown?

How does a high-density rental development equal open space? How does adding thousands of cars on Palisades not impact local traffic? Only a well-funded campaign to sell this with slick blue signs and misleading newsletters mailed to Fountain Hills voters can rationalize this.

Keep Fountain Hills Fountain Hills. Vote no.

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Marilyn Alexander

If Fountain Hills needs the revenue from Daybreak, why are they re-paving perfectly good streets downtown?

How does a high-density rental development equal open space? How does adding thousands of cars on Palisades not impact local traffic? Only a well-funded campaign to sell this with slick blue signs and misleading newsletters mailed to Fountain Hills voters can rationalize this.

Keep Fountain Hills Fountain Hills. Vote no.

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