County inches toward capital plan. HHS decision delayed
Henderson County commissioners plan a daylong budget retreat to advance major capital projects and possible landfill fee increases. A decision on Hendersonville High School will wait for deeper cost projections after tours of the 1926 core building. Aligned with five options from Clark Nexsen, the plan weighs preserving the Erle Stilwell design against new construction.
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Henderson County considers sales tax to fund capital projects
County officials say a quarter-cent local option sales tax could raise about 20 million dollars annually, enabling the county to borrow around 30 million. County Manager Steve Wyatt and Commissioner Grady Hawkins stress the ultimate decision rests with voters and note school projects loom as a major factor.
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