Board moves general-obligation bond to November ballot

What happened

The board unanimously adopted Resolution No. 12 on general-obligation bonds on July 21; the July 30 special-meeting record states that it had unanimously moved the bond to the November ballot and appoints pro and con committee members.

Why it matters to families

The ballot process could authorize capital borrowing only if voters approve the measure; the board action itself is not voter approval.

The evidence

The official July 21 caption transcript records unanimous adoption of Resolution No. 12, and the official July 30 transcript describes the bond moving to the November ballot and the resulting committee appointments.

The source