Election (Cont'd), October 27, 2013 commodated. "We have really accomplished some great things in the city, and we've done it without taxing our residents," he said. Mecham, 58, who works in excavation, said managing growth will be the city's biggest obstacle. He also said he would like to have a cemetery in the city and would like to take the issue to a vote. "I hope to get the people to vote as to whether they would like a cemetery or not," he said. "I would like the city to have one to respect the dead. We have longtime residents here who would like to be buried here. I would like to as well, and I would like to see the people vote and say whether they would like one or not." Hodson said the city held a public hearing on the is sue, and the majority of the people said they weren't interested in a city cemetery. "We would have to put on a property tax if we were to bring in a cemetery, and we don't want to have to do that," he said. "We held a public hearing, and the people who were the most concerned were there, and the voice we heard was that they were not interested right now." 70