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Middleton board adopts $19.9 million bond resolution to place elementary-school question on May ballot
Summary
The Middleton District Board of Trustees voted to adopt a bond election resolution authorizing placement of a $19.9 million general obligation bond question on the May ballot to fund a new elementary school; trustees and district staff answered questions about open enrollment, impact fees and tax calculations during the meeting.
The Middleton District Board of Trustees adopted a resolution Monday to place a bond election question on the May ballot asking voters to authorize up to $19,900,000 in general obligation school bonds to construct a new elementary school.
Brandon Helgeson, an associate with the law firm Holly Troxell, told the board the ballot language “essentially does 3 things. It describes, for what, how much, and how long.” Helgeson said the language also includes state-mandated financial disclosures: an estimated interest rate, repayment amount, and an “estimated annual average tax impact for homes, per a hundred thousand dollars of taxable assessed value.”
The board discussed community concerns raised at two recent public information nights (at…
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