Shell Lake superintendent outlines April referendum as residents press tax-impact questions
Shell Lake School District Superintendent Todd Felhofer outlined an April 1 referendum and said the district plans to use defeasance to reduce near-term tax impacts; City Administrator Andrew Eiche and residents pressed for clearer debt and tax-impact figures and warned defeasance could defer larger costs to 2029.
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Todd Felhofer, superintendent of the Shell Lake School District, told the Shell Lake City Council on March 10 that the district will present a referendum on the April 1 ballot and plans to use defeasance to reduce the immediate tax burden on property owners.
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