Lafayette Voters Support Ballot Issue 2C
Early election results show that roughly 52% of Lafayette voters support Ballot Issue 2C, which would fund capital projects through a property tax increase.
The measure would authorize a $74 million increase to the city's debt through a general obligation bond, funded by a property tax increase, to improve three city projects.
- Bob L. Burger Recreation Center
- A new civic center to replace the existing city hall
- Improvements to the City Service Center
As of 8:45 p.m., 52.5% of the vote was in favor of the ballot measure, and 47.5% was against.
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Author's summary: Lafayette voters support Ballot Issue 2C.
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