Chapel Hill Town Council Weighs Bond Referendum in 2024 or 2025
At its Monday work session, the Chapel Hill Town Council initially came away split on whether to have a bond referendum this fall or in 2025.
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N.C. House Revises, OKs Education and Road Bond Referendum
The North Carolina House agreed overwhelmingly on Thursday to let voters decide whether the state...
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Town Council Approves $10M Affordable Housing Bond (But Not $15M)
A $10 million affordable housing bond referendum will appear on the November ballot – though many residents (and some Council members) fought for $15 million.
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Affordable Housing Advocates Promote Orange County Bond
Should you vote yes or no on Orange County’s affordable housing bond?
Read MoreOrange County Commissioners Appoint Members to Bond Education Committee
Orange County Commissioners have appointed Jamezetta Bedford, Matt Hughes and Theresa Watson to fill three of the four at-large positions on the Bond Education Committee. The three positions were filled by a 4-2 vote at the...
Read MoreTown Council Talks About Debt
In preparation for a possible bond issuance, Chapel Hill’s business management director Kenneth Pennoyer gave the town council an update on how the town is handling its current debt in their meeting Wednesday night. “There...
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Do we need the Pat McCrory Bond Referendum?
Am I the only one feeling we are getting the short end of the stick during the short session of...
Read MoreChapel Hill’s November Ballot Could Include $40M Bond Referendum
Chapel Hill residents could vote in November on whether to approve $40 million in bond financing to fund some of the town’s high-priority projects.
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Orange BoCC Backs Off 2014 Bond Referendum
County Commissioners backed off a plan to bring a bond referendum to voters in November, but they might consider it for the next presidential primary.
Read MoreCHTC Sets Priorities For 2014 And Beyond
With big decisions looming ahead, the Chapel Hill Town Council sat down to hash out new policy goals that align with the town’s comprehensive plan.
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