Summary
Delaware County voters are deciding on a $120 million open space bond to fund parks, trails, and land preservation. If you care about green space, it’s literally on your ballot—backers say it’s a chance to lock in conservation funding.
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Impact analysis
The $120M bond means county taxpayers will cover debt service over time, so the real question is whether parks and preserved land are worth that long-term cost.
Residents who use parks and trails, conservation advocates, and future generations get more protected green space and recreation options.
Taxpayers will foot the bill for the $120M bond, so the main tradeoff is debt service versus green space.
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