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Chandler OKs bond questions; charter can wait

City will ask voters for $475M in bonds in November

Even though work sessions aren’t where the Chandler City Council makes official decisions, discussions lead to opinions and consensus that indicate where and how the council will go on specific paths of action.

Council’s April 10 work session affirmed and refined one decision and verbally agreed to postpone another.

After council weighed in on the wording of various aspects of bond questions, it appeared Chandler will still ask voters to approve $475 million in bonds this November.

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