History of Marriott-Slaterville City Volume XVI January 1, 2015 - December 31, 2015

Libraries Wangsgard pointed to rising interest rates and the continual upward creep in construction costs that threaten their construction budget if the bond's tightly orchestrated timeline gets altered. "We're losing our ability to deliver what we promised the people we would do, because now we won't be doing the tango, we'll be doing the waltz," Wangsgard said. Board Chairman Scott Spencer said his view had not changed — that the terms of the bond should be upheld and "we'll renovate that branch"as planned. "I feel it's a betrayal, almost an integrity issue," Spencer said. "We approached the public in good faith and they in good faith turned out to the polls to pass the bond ... we may take some heat, but I feel it's the wisest thing for us to do to stay the course." Contact reporter Cathy McKitrick at 801-625-4214 or cmckitrick@$tan- dard.net. Follow her on Twitter at @catmck. Land will start in mid-September and might require additional rounds of solicitation and review. "Once a site is deeded to the board, options for funding will be pursued and a goal for a future construction date established," Wangsgard said. For more information, contact Wangsgard at 801-337-2618.