Council Shifts Garage Bonds to Ballot
St Charles voters will decide April 1 on a $2 million general obligation bond to finance a city garage adjoining the new Second Street project. The council shifted the $24 million revenue bond plan to ballot as revenue bonds require no voter approval. General obligation bonds cost more favorable long term. officials compare costs and tax base security.
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Council Ends Debate With No Tax Increase Pledge
The council agreed there would be no tax increase and discussed interest payments on revenue bonds. Officials emphasized maintaining fiscal discipline while financing approved projects through debt service commitments.
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