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Glendale council sets 4.5‑mill road levy for November after tabling competing 5‑mill measure
Summary
Council voted to place a 4.5‑mill, 10‑year permanent-improvement levy on the November ballot and tabled a proposed 5‑mill alternative; town halls are planned for September as officials seek to explain timing, costs and use of VPGI funds.
The Village of Glendale council voted Aug. 4 to proceed with a 4.5‑mill permanent‑improvement levy intended to fund road and related infrastructure work, and tabled a competing 5‑mill proposal.
Finance committee members and Village Administrator David Lumsden presented the options and tradeoffs. A 4.5‑mill levy is projected to generate about $613,000 per year and was presented as a 10‑year effort with some planned use of the village’s VPGI principal and state street funds to address…
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