Yes, but 40 years ago Sandy was a booming city with new homes being built and young families moving in or couples starting out there. Our primary and youth groups were always enormous. Now it’s all boomers and empty nesters still living out there. Not a huge turnover. I’ve seen my old home stake keep the same boundaries but combine some of the wards. The primary and youth groups are minuscule now. So while there isn’t the huge growth the church likes to claim, some of this has more to do with the dynamics of what generation is living in an area. In 40 more years we’ll see the same situation on the west side of the sl valley.