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Paul Tonks: Draper City’s best choice for city council
Even if you don’t live in Draper, Utah to be able to vote for Paul Tonks for city council that’s okay. I still get to voice my opinion and hope that others in Draper will read this and do the same.
Why I’m Voting for Paul Tonks for Draper City Council
1 – He’s the only candidate that had part of his campaign team spend time to come visit those of us that live in the Utah County section of Draper. There aren’t a lot of us, but our votes still count, and they can swing the election in such a small city.
2 – Paul Tonks is “Suncrest Friendly” unlike some of the candidates who have a bone to pick with the development for some reason. Some of those candidates even live in Suncrest, yet for some reason treat the area like outcasts in council decisions.
3 – Paul supports choice in education.
4 – Paul supports “work on a master transportation plan that takes into consideration future growth, and allows the citizens of Draper to have a voice concerning the extension of TRAX into Draper.”
5 – Paul wants to work with developers, not put roadblocks in their way. Draper is notorious for being a pain in the bum to work with because of a few council members who seem to place their personal agendas for development first and foremost.
Paul is the best choice for city council. Vote for Paul Tonks November 6th.
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