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TZNAME:America/Denver MDT END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20370308T030000 RDATE:20371101T010000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0700 TZOFFSETTO:-0600 TZNAME:America/Denver MDT END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT UID:376b636c8df73672b4a5d4a1cfe8f299 CATEGORIES:LSDM CREATED:20201220T162234 SUMMARY:Phil Rubin, Mayor, Hideout Canyon, UT DESCRIPTION: An Open Letter to the Hideout Community Community – A social group of any size whose members reside in a specific locality, share government, and oft en have a common cultural and historical heritage. Reflection – A fixing of the thoughts on something; careful consideration. Dear Hideout Community, It’s the time of year when one reflects on the last 12 months and tries to put events in some kind of perspective. As your Mayor, and as a Hideout res ident who chooses to make my home here, I can’t help but reflect on what ha s been a very difficult and divisive year. On a National scale we have been dealing with a pandemic, and a Presidential election. These are large even ts that create stress for all. I certainly hope that with the election over , and a vaccine in view, we can begin to look forward with a bit less stres s and a bit more hope. On a local scale, your Town leadership explored the possibility of annexation for good reasons that I believe have been oversha dowed by diatribe and vitriol. There have been personal attacks on individu als and their character, disparaging statements made about individuals with out any inkling of proof that the individuals are anything but upstanding c itizens, and efforts made by some to subvert the public process. “Zoom bomb ing” is illegal and does nothing to help the citizenry learn about the anne xation and make an informed decision. There is a public process required by law for all annexations. I firmly believe your elected Council members hav e followed the public process to the fullest extent of both the spirit and the letter of the law. The process works and many of you have taken advanta ge of it to share your voices regarding the annexation. We all encourage th at process to continue. In fact, the public process continues to work. A gr oup of residents took the initiative to press for a referendum, which will allow every registered voter in Hideout to cast their vote on whether they want to continue the annexation or have it stop. You will ultimately decide ! Although some of you may believe that the way the law was modified which allowed us to pursue the annexation was flawed, I personally and firmly bel ieve that the annexation is a unique opportunity for Hideout, and one that we should continue to pursue. Regardless of the limited time that the annex ation law was in place, it provided Hideout something that it may never hav e again – a real seat at the table regarding regional planning and cooperat ion to which the Town is committed. By being a municipality with land holdi ngs in both Wasatch and Summit Counties, we gain a voice that cannot be ign ored. We are the only municipal entity that is even attempting to influence what happens regarding future land use around the Jordanelle. I implore yo u to keep this in mind as you consider your decision on the annexation. Add itionally, I believe the development we are considering is targeted at maki ng the lives of both Hideout and the surrounding Jordanelle residents easie r, safer, and more practical. That was and is our primary purpose in pursui ng this annexation. We are looking to address better connections to an inte grated transportation network, reduce trips to Park City and Redstone for t ypical everyday needs such as grocery shopping, address the long-distance c hallenge for our public-school children, create a better and more integrate d community with the addition of trails and parks, incorporate housing that is more affordable and that will hopefully lead to a broader demographic m ix and, finally, create space to serve the aging elements of our community. As a secondary consideration, the annexation and the associated developmen t will provide Hideout with a much-needed revenue source that will help mit igate the need for continual tax increases. State statistics suggest that t he revenue to municipalities from commercial/retail businesses is 4 times g reater than the property tax benefit. As your Mayor, I encourage you to put Hideout first, and support the annexation. But the choice is yours. The on e thing we cannot allow to happen, however, is to have the annexation proce ss divide our community and destroy relationships. I encourage all of us to ask ourselves whether we really want to be the kind of community that can’ t appreciate our neighbors because of their different viewpoint. We should not allow our differences to matter more than our common desire to live in a community that we all enjoy, surrounded by neighbors who care enough to t ry and make the place we live better year after year. We all moved here bec ause this area appeared to be special – caring, open, friendly, cooperative , and fun. I’d like to think we are capable of keeping it that way. I wish you all a safe and healthy holiday season, and a significantly better year in 2021. Regards, Phil Rubin Mayor December, 2020\n X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

An Open Letter to the Hideout Community Community – A social grou p of any size whose members reside in a specific locality, share government , and often have a common cultural and historical heritage. Reflection &nda sh; A fixing of the thoughts on something; careful consideration. Dear Hide out Community, It’s the time of year when one reflects on the last 12 months and tries to put events in some kind of perspective. As your Mayor, and as a Hideout resident who chooses to make my home here, I can’t help but reflect on what has been a very difficult and divisive year. On a National scale we have been dealing with a pandemic, and a Presidential ele ction. These are large events that create stress for all. I certainly hope that with the election over, and a vaccine in view, we can begin to look fo rward with a bit less stress and a bit more hope. On a local scale, your To wn leadership explored the possibility of annexation for good reasons that I believe have been overshadowed by diatribe and vitriol. There have been p ersonal attacks on individuals and their character, disparaging statements made about individuals without any inkling of proof that the individuals ar e anything but upstanding citizens, and efforts made by some to subvert the public process. “Zoom bombing” is illegal and does nothing to help the citizenry learn about the annexation and make an informed decision . There is a public process required by law for all annexations. I firmly b elieve your elected Council members have followed the public process to the fullest extent of both the spirit and the letter of the law. The process w orks and many of you have taken advantage of it to share your voices regard ing the annexation. We all encourage that process to continue. In fact, the public process continues to work. A group of residents took the initiative to press for a referendum, which will allow every registered voter in Hide out to cast their vote on whether they want to continue the annexation or h ave it stop. You will ultimately decide! Although some of you may believe t hat the way the law was modified which allowed us to pursue the annexation was flawed, I personally and firmly believe that the annexation is a unique opportunity for Hideout, and one that we should continue to pursue. Regard less of the limited time that the annexation law was in place, it provided Hideout something that it may never have again – a real seat at the t able regarding regional planning and cooperation to which the Town is commi tted. By being a municipality with land holdings in both Wasatch and Summit Counties, we gain a voice that cannot be ignored. We are the only municipa l entity that is even attempting to influence what happens regarding future land use around the Jordanelle. I implore you to keep this in mind as you consider your decision on the annexation. Additionally, I believe the devel opment we are considering is targeted at making the lives of both Hideout a nd the surrounding Jordanelle residents easier, safer, and more practical. That was and is our primary purpose in pursuing this annexation. We are loo king to address better connections to an integrated transportation network, reduce trips to Park City and Redstone for typical everyday needs such as grocery shopping, address the long-distance challenge for our public-school children, create a better and more integrated community with the addition of trails and parks, incorporate housing that is more affordable and that w ill hopefully lead to a broader demographic mix and, finally, create space to serve the aging elements of our community. As a secondary consideration, the annexation and the associated development will provide Hideout with a much-needed revenue source that will help mitigate the need for continual t ax increases. State statistics suggest that the revenue to municipalities f rom commercial/retail businesses is 4 times greater than the property tax b enefit. As your Mayor, I encourage you to put Hideout first, and support th e annexation. But the choice is yours. The one thing we cannot allow to hap pen, however, is to have the annexation process divide our community and de stroy relationships. I encourage all of us to ask ourselves whether we real ly want to be the kind of community that can’t appreciate our neighbo rs because of their different viewpoint. We should not allow our difference s to matter more than our common desire to live in a community that we all enjoy, surrounded by neighbors who care enough to try and make the place we live better year after year. We all moved here because this area appeared to be special – caring, open, friendly, cooperative, and fun. I&rsquo ;d like to think we are capable of keeping it that way. I wish you all a sa fe and healthy holiday season, and a significantly better year in 2021. Reg ards, Phil Rubin Mayor December, 2020

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