By Mark Carlisle | YourValley.net
Glendale City Council earlier this month created a committee to review whether the city needs to ask voters for authority to sell more bonds to fund capital projects.
The general obligation or bonds would be paid back with the city’s share of property taxes, but Council is determined not to raise the city’s property tax levy.
If the bond committee and City Council decide to put bond authorization on the ballot, it would be for the Aug. 4, 2020, primary election. Committee members will be selected by Council next month and will meet November through March. If the issue goes to the ballot, the city must notify the county by April.
