Board Decides Not to Hold Referendum Before Issuing Bonds for St. Paul's Project
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Updated Oct 1
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What happened
The board decided on October 1, 2026, not to hold a referendum before issuing bonds for the St. Paul's project. This decision was met with disappointment by gcnews.com, which noted that five board members had supported a public vote on the matter only a year and a half prior.
From gcnews.com
Why it matters
The decision to proceed with the $10 million project without a public vote raises concerns about future financial commitment. gcnews.com suggests that once the project begins, it may lead to a much larger undertaking, making it difficult for future boards to halt the investment if additional critical work is required.
From gcnews.com
Who's involved
- boardThe governing body that decided against holding a public referendum before issuing bonds.