What a bunch of tools

It is the feeling of Mormon911.com that the situation of the "Y" on the mountain in Provo needs to be looked at and evaluated closely with consideration of the feelings of all residents of the valley in mind. The lease that has allowed the Mormon Church to use the property in this manner is held by the Pleasant Grove, UT office of the National Forest Service and expires in December of next year. Mormon911.com believes that there are many residents of Utah Valley who are not members of the Mormon Church and that these people feel a large amount of unnecessary pressure and stress from being a "non-Mormon" and are unjustly subjected to some adverse affects of having the block "Y" on the mountain. By default of simply choosing to make a home in the area, these people are forced to look at this symbol of the Mormon Church every day.
Although some might say the “Y” isn’t a “religious symbol”, it is the symbol of the largest private school owned and operated by the Mormon Church. It is owned, maintained and prominently displayed on public property leased by the Mormon Church. It is advertised by the Mormon Church as being "a dominating feature of Utah Valley".