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Marietta School Bond: How Will You Vote?

Take a closer look at the general obligation bond for the Marietta High School auditorium, and tell us what you think.

A general obligation is . The five-year bond would help fund at .

The in a 2013 referendum, as the sales tax revenue will be used pay off the auditorium debt. If city voters approve the five-year bond, construction should be done sometime in 2013.

If the 2012 bond passes but SPLOST IV fails, owners of homes valued at $200,000 will face a tax increase of about $11 a year to pay off the bond, starting in 2015. 

Rejecting the 2012 bond would delay the project until the 2013 SPLOST IV vote. A yes at that point would allow construction to begin in 2014; a no vote would shelf the project indefinitely.

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