George King: Happy Keystone PID failed
Keystone
Our principal residence being in another state disqualified us from voting in the PID issue. As a homeowner in Keystone I applaud the voters who chose to defeat spending others people’s money for a state highway. A true democracy would have permitted those affected to have a voice in this project.
The expense for putting this on the ballot cost taxpayers $10,000. I suggest funding to improve this “shovel ready” project be provided by the owner … the federal government.
Civic-minded proponents with financial strength might consider raising private contributions or hold a bake sale rather than force others to fund their vision.
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