Kip's re-vision

The Metro Council on July 22 is scheduled to address Holden's request to create a special Capital Improvements District that would exclude Baker, Central and Zachary from voting on the bond issue. Between a small ballot, possible challenges from the Metro Council, the pinch that city residents...

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Published inThe Greater Baton Rouge Business Report Vol. 27; no. 25; p. 8
Main Author Watkins, Olivia
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Baton Rouge Greater Baton Rouge Business Report 14.07.2009
Subjects
Bond issues
Councils
Economic conditions
Municipal bonds
Voter behavior
Voters
Baton Rouge Louisiana
United States > US
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Summary:The Metro Council on July 22 is scheduled to address Holden's request to create a special Capital Improvements District that would exclude Baker, Central and Zachary from voting on the bond issue. Between a small ballot, possible challenges from the Metro Council, the pinch that city residents might already be feeling on their wallets and those staunchly opposed to funding the plan's riverfront development, Holden and his supporters will be seriously challenged.
ISSN:0747-4652