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Gilbert to ask voters for permission to spend for capital projects

Don’t say “debt ceiling.” 

Gilbert will ask its voters for permission to spend money it has set aside for capital improvement projects with two questions it is putting on the ballot, one for a “permanent base adjustment” and the other to create a “capital projects accumulation fund.” 

Neither is a tax increase, nor any kind of tax at all. Nor do they raise money through other means. They do not involve the town going into debt. 

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