By Peter Corbett, The Republic | azcentral.com
If the ballot measure makes the ballot, it would also require a supermajority of council members to pass future sales tax hikes.
A conservative group that wants to end Phoenix’s pension system is also hoping to derail a Glendale proposal to extend a sales tax hike beyond 2017.
The Arizona Free Enterprise Club is funding a ballot initiative that would have Glendale voters decide whether to keep what was supposed to be a temporary increase in the city’s sales-tax rate.
That initiative also would require a supermajority for the seven-member Glendale City Council to approve any future sales tax increases.
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