Spanish Fork Life Center
B: Make community investments that fit the size and needs of Spanish Fork
D: Vote against the life center bond
A: Make community investments that build city value without hampering progress through high taxes
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C: Invest in the future of my city by creating valuable permanent facilities
D': Vote for the life center bond to enable its construction
In order to Make community investments that build city value without hampering progress through high taxes I must Make community investments that fit the size and needs of Spanish Fork and in order to Make community investments that fit the size and needs of Spanish Fork I must Vote against the life center bond. But, in order to Make community investments that build city value without hampering progress through high taxes I must also Invest in the future of my city by creating valuable permanent facilities and in order to Invest in the future of my city by creating valuable permanent facilities I must Vote for the life center bond to enable its construction. I can't both Vote against the life center bond and Vote for the life center bond to enable its construction.
| Relation | Assumption(s) | Injection(s) |
| D-D' | Each citizen only gets one vote | I could convince non-voters to give me their absentee ballots to allow me to vote both ways |
| B-D | The life center bond will prevent other types of investments for the next 20 years due to its size | The tax base and property values may grow ahead of projections to shorten the bond length and increase city revenue |
| C-D' | Cities with comparable development are constructing facilities with similar functionality | Many cities in the county and state are not constructing similar facilities or issuing similar sized bonds |
| A-B | Issuing bonds that are too large for the tax base to support may prevent future necessary investments | The tax base could grow, providing future revenue that allows for further investment |
| A-C | Permanent facilities will continue to add value to the city beyond the repayment period of the bond | The cost to operate the facility may exceed membership revenue and other tax revenue dedicated to subsidizing its operation |