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Perrysburg board reviews five-year renewal of permanent-improvement levy ahead of election
Summary
District staff reviewed a five-year renewal of the Perrysburg Exempted Village School District's permanent-improvement levy, saying it would continue to generate about $1.7 million annually and pay for building maintenance; board discussed outreach and next steps if voters reject the measure.
The Perrysburg Exempted Village School District Board of Education discussed a proposed five-year renewal of its permanent-improvement (PI) levy on April 2, saying the renewal would maintain roughly $1.7 million a year for building maintenance and repair.
District staff described the levy as a renewal, not a new tax, and said the amount currently collected would remain the same if the renewal passes. "This is a renewal, so it's not a new tax," said Mister Hosler, a district staff member leading the presentation. He said the levy was first approved in 1980 and has been renewed or replaced every five years since.
Board members and staff underscored why the funds matter to the district. Hosler said the levy pays for long-lived items the…
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