Preservation of Foothill Open Space and Slate Canyon Park

Emphasized the critical importance of maintaining hard green zone boundaries in the foothills and warned against giving up public rights to mountain land.

Spoke on behalf of her mother, warning of the risks of hillside erosion, landslides, and the loss of natural mountain tranquility.

Stressed the importance of protecting nature, dark skies, and wildlife habitats from light and noise pollution, arguing that natural spaces are irreplaceable.

Highlighted 16 years of community work in Slate Canyon, warning that revegetation after disturbance is nearly impossible and emphasizing children's developmental need for nature.

Argued that natural spaces in Provo are finite and valuable, suggesting forward-thinking transit solutions rather than building in sensitive foothill areas.

Expressed love for the mountain views and nature inherited from family, hoping to preserve them for future generations.