Lansing Board approves survey questions for potential school bond after clarifying 'existing bond' language
The Lansing Board of Education approved survey questions to gauge public support for a potential school bond, voting 6–1 to revise question 31 so it clarifies that a 'no tax rate increase' option could extend an existing bond rather than add a new mill rate.
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The Lansing Board of Education voted 6–1 to approve a draft survey that will be used to gather public input on a potential school bond, adopting revised wording to clarify how an "existing bond" may be extended even when the ballot language promises "no tax rate increase."
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