Stansbury Park, Utah

Stansbury Park, Utah Details

Population

As of the Official United States Census of 2010, this growing Utah suburb was listed as having 5,145 inhabitants. This is in marked contrast to the 2,385 counted for the 2000 US census, as noted from over 701 locally based households and 625 individual family units. One decade earlier in 1990, the US census listed its population at only 1,049 residents.

Household Income

As of the 2000 US census, the median income per household was listed at “$66,295” yearly, with the average income per family listed at “$67,930.” The 2000 census also noted the “per capita income for the CDP was $20,347.” It was listed that only three percent of the population was living under the state poverty limit. This figure did not include households with individuals aged 65 and up, as well as those with youngsters under the age of eighteen.

Real Estate Rates

Zillow home estimates for Stansbury Park, Utah vary greatly. House sales range from $350,000 at its highest, to $179,000 on the scale. Likewise, the “Median Home Values Estimate” is listed at $231,200. The latest projections from the website Zillow.com estimate a “Home Value Forecast” of 3.6% per year. This includes the fact that the “total homes for sale” at any one time in the area is likely to be as many as ten.

Schools

The public school system is part of the Tooele County School District. Its schools cover every grade from Kindergarten through the completion of 12th grade. Elementary schools cover students from Kindergarten through the 6th grade. Stansbury High School was first opened in 1979. It accommodates students from 9th grade through 12th grade graduation. Old Mill Elementary School is set to open during the fall of 2017.

Public Schools

Rose Springs Elementary
Stansbury Park Elementary
Clarke N. Johnson Junior High
Stansbury High School

Private Schools
Excelsior Academy
Scholar Academy
Bonneville Academy

Community Organizations

The spirit of Stansbury Park manifests itself in its strong commitment to civil pride. Several community organizations exist on a voluntary basis, including their leadership and membership. Community groups are open to all residents. These include the Community Association, Neighborhood Watch, Improvement District Organization, Community Service Agency and CERT.

Of these organizations, the Stansbury Park Community Association grants approval for all remodeling and building plans within the city. (Final approval comes from the Tooele County Engineering Department.) This civic organization is extremely active within the city, as it organizes a host of activities for every member of the family. Children are treated to an Easter egg hunt, while everyone is invited to partake of garden classes, outdoor markets and enjoy a fireworks extravaganza mounted every year on the Fourth of July.

Park System

The Stansbury Service Agency administers all of the parks in this district. It is manned by a board of volunteers, chosen and elected by the residents in the area. The park system includes parks, picnic areas, golf courses, playgrounds, lakes and athletic fields.

Woodland Park was once heavily wooded and the site of several horse stables. It currently contains basketball courts and playground equipment for children.

Benson Grist Mill was a water-powered mill, in use during the 1800’s. Formerly used to grind wheat, Benson Grist Mill has now been restored for its historical value and includes an adjacent recreation park.

Stansbury Lake is a manmade body of water, located just southwest of Mill Pond. It contains Captain’s Island, built from an peninsula which extends into the water. There are close to 150 homes on the shores of the lake, including almost 200 houses built on Captain’s Island itself.

Only non-motor powered boats are allowed on Captain’s Lake, although electric motor boats are now allowed at certain times. The lake is primarily used for quiet boating, fishing and swimming. Fish found in the lake include both yellow perch, grass carp, bluegill, as well as both smallmouth and largemouth bass.

Most notably, there is an eighteen hole golf course than runs through the center of town. This golf course contains 14 lakes and 16 holes that include water hazards. This par three hole course is publically owned and open to all. It is also open during the winter, making it the only golf course open during the winter months within the entire Salt Lake City region. There is additionally a clubhouse for activities, food services, a driving range and a pro shop open to the public.

The Harmon’s Observation Complex is located adjacent to Skateboard Park. The observatory is operated by the Salt Lake Astronomical Society. It contains what is said to be “the world’s largest amateur-built reflector telescope.”

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