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Glendale council unanimously approves November bond election

A $450,000 grant from the Water Infrastructure Finance Authority will pay for the expansion of rebates offered by the city of Glendale.

Special to Independent Newsmedia, Arianna Grainey

At its meeting Tuesday night, the Glendale City Council made official the course it and city staff began charting a bit more than a month ago.

By a unanimous 6-0 vote — with council member Lupe Conchas absent — the council agreed to seek a bite-sized bond approval for projects in two categories totaling $65 million.

Voters will decide on Nov. 4 whether to grand the city the authority to use general obligation bonds for flood control and city facilities upgrades.

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