From the Johnson County Daily Journal:
Taxpayers will get a greater say on school buildings projects that cost more than $10 million if proposed changes to a state law are approved.
Currently, schools are required to conduct a referendum, or vote, when considering elementary or middle school projects that will cost more than $10 million or high school projects costing more than $20 million.
But a proposal working its way through the statehouse could change those limits, notably reducing the threshold for a public vote on high school projects.
http://www.dailyjournal.net/view/local_story/Bill-puts-school-buildings-to-_1365818956/
