Enders Survey Update

In last week’s paper, we posted a QR Code to an Independent survey related to the future of the city’s involvement with the Enders building.  Unfortunately, the QR Code we used had an expiration association with it that came into effect.  We are posting the updated QR Code which will give respondents access to the survey here.

The survey seeks to gauge public attitudes about what the city plans to do with the building moving forward.  At present, the building is owned by the city and leased out as a retail space and hotel, with the stewardship of the historical museum under the same agreement.  Options for future plans include continuing the same arrangement that is currently in affect, keeping the building in the city’s inventory but repurposing portions of it to serve as City Hall, or selling the building to a third party.

The survey was independently created by Debbie Dumont and Joanna Ashley, and will serve the purpose of providing data to the City Council and other interested parties about what the community sees as the best moves forward with the city’s relationship to the building.  It is neither binding, nor commissioned by any of the interested parties.  The results will be presented at an upcoming city council meeting.  Details about the survey’s methodology, and access to the form can be found at https://s.surveyplanet.com/I7MJBP1D or through the QR Code.  Respondents should be from Soda Springs, and are limited to one survey per device.