Paulding Village Council Discusses Street and Pool Levies
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What happened
Paulding Village Council considered two pending levies for the fall ballot. Village Administrator Jason Vance presented a pavement analysis estimating street maintenance and improvements at $1.4 million. The council also discussed the village pool, which requires an estimated $300,000 in repairs after being closed due to safety concerns.
From crescent-news.com
Why it matters
A proposed five-year 0.1% income tax levy for streets would collect approximately $120,000 annually to improve the budget. Vance noted that while maintenance can continue without the levy, it would proceed at a slower pace, potentially worsening conditions.
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Who's involved
- Jason VanceVillage Administrator in Paulding County
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Vance commented on a grant announcement in Paulding County.1 source
Jason Vance assumes the role of Village Administrator in Paulding County.1 source
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Paulding County
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Jason Vance
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