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Voters to consider property tax renewal
by Zach Parker - posted E-mail Story E-mail Story | Print Story Print Story 
West Monroe voters will go to the polls in a May 4 special election to entertain renewing a property tax dedicated to street maintenance.

Acting during its regular meeting Tuesday night, the Board of Aldermen approved a resolution calling for the special election for voters to consider the 1.63-mill levy.
Mayor Dave Norris said the 10-year property tax was in place when he took office in 1978.

"This tax preceded the time I took office and this will be my fourth time to see it renewed," Norris said.

Benny Chelette, West Monroe's city clerk, said the property tax generates about $280,000 a year. He said the city's total millage rate is 8.6 mills, which includes the 1.63-mill levy for street maintenance.
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