Historic Enders Building (copy)

The outside of the Historic Enders Building in Soda Springs.

SODA SPRINGS — Mayor Paul Gritton is encouraging all residents to attend a public input city council meeting scheduled for 4 to 6 p.m. Monday, July 13, at City Hall.

The city of Soda Springs is asking residents to voice their opinions about the future of the historic Enders Hotel, as well as Kelly Park and Hooper Springs. This will be a meeting held for the community to share their ideas regarding these city-owned properties.

According to Mayor Gritton, this meeting is part of an ongoing study designed to help guide long-term planning and future opportunities for these city assets. A quorum of the City Council may be present, making it an official noticed city meeting.

Whether residents have ideas for recreation, preservation, future development or other improvements, city leaders are encouraging everyone to attend and participate.

"This is our city," Mayor Gritton said. "Come voice your ideas and input."

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