Marco Island Charter Amendment F, Expenditure Limitation (January 2010)
From Ballotpedia There will be a Marco Island Charter Amendment F, Expenditure Limitation question on the January ballot in Collier County for voters in Marco Island.
The proposition seeks to allows future councils to base their annual expenditures on spending done in 2008, plus there would be a three percent annual increase and cost of living allowance added on. A forum was held to inform local residents, but most still did not really understand what the issue was at the end. Most though believed that spending needed to be cut in some form.[1]
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- ↑ Naples News, "Kiester forum explores amendments, garners petition signatures," November 20, 2009
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