Lafayette Voters Support Ballot Issue 2C
Early election results show that Lafayette voters are leaning towards supporting Ballot Issue 2C, which would fund capital projects through a property tax increase.
As of 10:45 p.m., 53.2% of voters supported the measure, while 46.8% were against it. The ballot measure proposes a $74 million increase to the city's debt through a general obligation bond, to be funded by a property tax increase.
- Bob L. Burger Recreation Center improvements
- A new civic center to replace the existing city hall
- Improvements to the City Service Center, used by Public Works and Parks and Open Space departments
According to the city website, these projects would be funded by the proposed property tax increase.
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Author's summary: Lafayette voters support Ballot Issue 2C.
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