LICKING, Mo. — Residents inside of the Licking School District rejected a property tax initiative for school improvements on Tuesday.
The proposal would have increased the tax ceiling $.85 from $2.75 to $3.60 per $100 assessed valuation through tax year 2040 and use the money to expand, renovate and refurnish classrooms, cafeterias, and other improvement projects across the district.
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The final unofficial total from the special municipal election was 558-372.
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