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General
Obligation Bonds
Secured
by the promise to raise property taxes, if necessary
- Voters
must approve at referendum
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Not necessary to use taxes
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Not required to raise taxes
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The Town of Cary has not raised taxes in more than 13 years, even
after bond referendums passed in 1994 and 1999.
Why
General Obligation Bonds?
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Least costly
- Lowest
interest cost
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Lowest issuance costs
- General
Obligation Bonds are the only choice for financing road and park projects
Tax
Impacts
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7 cents over 7 years (2003-2010)
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16.7 percent cumulative total
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$140 per year on $200,000 home
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$11.67 per month
For
further information, please call the Town at (919) 469-4007 or e-mail
us.
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