Flossmoor voters this fall will decide whether the village can issue $10 million in bonds for local street repairs and measures to prevent flooding in parts of town where it has become increasingly common.
Village board members Monday unanimously approved the referendum question that will be on the November 3 ballot. Board members decided two weeks ago to ask for a general obligation bond issue that could be used to address Flossmoor’s two biggest infrastructure problems.
All six village trustees voted in favor of placing the question on the fall ballot and Mayor Paul . . .
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