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County to Ratify $11.655 Million Geobond Sale Deferred Over Tax Bill
Summary
Commissioners will ratify a previously authorized geobond sale totaling $11,655,000; staff said the sale was deferred amid property-tax legislation but kept the county's credit rating and original sale parameters.
Sedgwick County officials moved to ratify a geobond sale originally authorized months earlier, covering $11,655,000 in projects. A presenter told commissioners the sale was deferred because of a recent property-tax bill but that the county had retained its credit rating and the parameters previously approved.
"This is the bond sale that was deferred because of the property tax bill," the presenter said, and staff said the ratification simply implements the parameters the commission had already authorized. The bond resolution and a list of funded projects appear in the backup materials for the meeting.
The item was presented as a ratification rather than a new financing request; commissioners were invited to ask questions about the project list and sale timing. No vote tally or formal motion text was recorded in the transcript; the presenter described the action as the conclusion of a long process and said no substantive changes were proposed.
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