What is the library board doing with the $2 million in general obligation bonds?
Proceeds from the bond, which was sold in September 2009 and paid off in 2010, will pay for architectural and consultant fees involved in a needs assessment, site search and intial design work. The proceeds also can be used to purchase land. The board believes this upfront cost analysis will have a long-term benefit to taxpayers.
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