Qualified Liberty Trails MUD voters are scheduled to decide Nov. 3 whether to confirm the district and grant tax and bond authority.
The district's May 12 election order sets out separate questions on an operations tax and bonds for water, wastewater, drainage and roads. Its two different figures for one road bond question make the final ballot wording especially important to check.
From the source record
Proposed authorization limits, not bonds reported as issued. The conflicting new road bond figure is excluded.
District residents would decide whether to permit an operations tax ceiling of $1 per $100 of taxable value. That is the maximum rate put to voters in Proposition B, rather than a statement that the district has already set a $1 rate. The order frames the bond figures as amounts voters would authorize; it does not present them as a bill due immediately from each property owner.
What the bond questions say
Proposition C seeks authority for up to $70.65 million in water, wastewater and drainage bonds. The order also lists up to $105.975 million in system refunding bonds under Proposition E and up to $23.28 million in road refunding bonds under Proposition F. Refunding questions concern authority to replace debt; they are separate from the questions seeking authority for new projects. Voters can inspect the proposition wording in the election order before comparing the amounts.