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Loveland voters will get a chance to decide in November whether they will get a final say in any urban renewal plan approved or modified by City Council.
Shoppers in Loveland grocery and warehouse stores could be spending a little less next year, if voters in November approve ballot question 300, which eliminates the city’s 3.0% sales tax on food for home consumption.
On Nov. 7, Greenville voters will give their final verdict on the city’s proposed $65 million bond for a new 100,000-square-foot recreation center and a 25,000-square-foot expansion to the existing
Pay for City Council members could triple next year, after a proposal by Pat McFall was embraced by members.
A citizen’s initiative to eliminate Loveland’s 3% sales tax on food for home consumption is headed to the voters, after a petition drive calling for a public vote received a sufficient amount of signatures.