City of Lima Referendum: Cable Road Improvement Project property ordinance
What does this measure do?
Supports: Public Infrastructure
This city law lets Lima's mayor buy or accept donated land for the Cable Road safety project, from Latham Avenue to College Park West Drive. The project adds a center median, sidewalks and one less southbound lane; this vote itself adds no new tax.
Proposed by: Citizen petition by Cable Road redesign opponents; election set by Lima City Council (Ordinance 105-26)
Lima residents against the Cable Road redesign; they want a smaller project. Councilman Jon Neeper, whose ward includes Cable Road, helped the petition drive and calls the traffic study outdated.
Source: limaohio.com
A YES vote means
The city law takes effect, so the mayor can buy or accept donated land for the Cable Road project. That lets the planned median, lane changes and sidewalks move ahead.
A NO vote means
The city law is rejected, so the mayor cannot buy or accept land for the Cable Road project under it. The planned median, lane changes and sidewalks lose the land they need.
No financial records found for this ballot measure.
Sources: allen.boe.ohio.gov · lookup.boe.ohio.gov · limaoh.new.swagit.com · publicinput.com · limaohio.com2
Source: lookup.boe.ohio.gov