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Operating millage renewal on May 6 ballot for Sparta voters
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Operating millage renewal on May 6 ballot for Sparta voters
Sparta — Voters will be asked May 6 to decide whether Sparta Area Schools’ non-homestead operating millage should be renewed for another 10 years. The current millage is set to expire this year, and if voters approve the May 6 proposal it would allow the district to continue to levy up to 18 mills — about $18.54 for every $1,000 of taxable value — on properties other than primary residences through 2036. It would generate a little over $3 milli…
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