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Notice of intent for up to $8.15 million in certificates; an online petition seeks a vote
Texas Scorecard reported that the council voted to publish notice of its intention to issue up to $8.15 million in certificates of obligation for the pool project, and that residents started an online petition seeking a public vote, which it said City officials would not accept.[1]
What the sources say
- Unverified
Texas Scorecard: Texas Scorecard reported that the City Council voted to publish its intention to issue up to $8.15 million in certificates of obligation for the project; the article did not give the vote date. No City document confirming the notice was fetched.[1]
- Maximum
- $8,150,000
- Unverified
Texas Scorecard: Texas Scorecard reported that residents started an online (Change.org) petition seeking a public vote on the certificates, with more than 1,600 signatures, and said City officials would not accept online petitions; it stated that under state law a petition signed by at least 5 percent of registered voters, filed before the certificates are issued, would require an election.[1]
- ✓ Verified
No fetched source records a City statement responding to the online petition, or any petition being filed with the City Secretary.[1]