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Presenter says state reimbursement would cover referendum building purchase and reduce tax burden
Summary
A presenter said a state reimbursement of $11,400,000 would cover HVAC, fire alarm and electrical work and, the presenter added, would cover the $10,400,000 building purchase — reducing the tax burden on voters if the referendum passes.
A presenter said a state reimbursement of $11,400,000 would cover HVAC, fire alarm and electrical work and would, the presenter asserted, cover a $10,400,000 building purchase, reducing the tax burden on voters if the referendum is approved.
The presenter stated, "We will get $11,400,000 back from the state fund for, for putting in the HVAC, the fire alarms, and the electrical." He added that "the building is 10,400,000," and said the reimbursement "actually covers the purchase of the building." The transcript does not specify which state fund would provide the reimbursement.
In the exchange the presenter tied the reimbursement to voter impact, saying the state money "helps reduce the burden, the tax burden that will be given to us as a result of the referendum if it passes." The presenter later affirmed that summary with "That's correct." The transcript records only this explanatory discussion and does not include a vote, motion, or a named official beyond the presenter's remarks.
Key numeric details stated in the discussion: the presenter cited a $11,400,000 state reimbursement and a $10,400,000 building purchase price (amounts given in the transcript; the specific state program or fund was not named).
