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Posted: Friday, February 3, 2012 8:00 pm
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Updated: 4:45 pm, Tue Feb 21, 2012.
Redevelopment Corporation Endorses School Bond Issue
The Washington 353 Redevelopment Corporation voted to endorse
the $65 million bond issue proposed by the Washington School
District.
The unanimous vote came at the corporation’s regular monthly
meeting Wednesday at city hall.
Dr. Lori VanLeer, superintendent, and members of the committee
promoting passage of the bond issue, explained the need for the
planned improvements. A video also was shown that highlighted the
needs.
Dick Oldenburg, former city economic development director who
now works part time as a consultant, said in his many years of
experience in recruiting new industries, the availability of
educational opportunities ranked high in rating site locations. A
skilled labor force depends on education, which includes facilities
for training programs.
The educational image a community projects is important to
prospects, Bill Miller, Sr., president of the corporation,
said.
Speaking and answering questions were Dr. VanLeer and Brad
Mitchell and John Freitag of the Citizens for Great Schools
committee.
The bond issue will be on the April 3 ballot. A 57 percent
majority is needed for passage. The deadline to register to vote in
the election is Tuesday, March 7.
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Updated: 4:45 pm.
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