By Mary Drier
(Contact / Staff Bio)
November 4, 2009 - 10:26 a.m. EST
SEBEWAING — It was a decisive across the board “no” on the two ballot issues before voters in Sebewaing during Tuesday’s election.
The request for a new tax of 3 mills for five years “for the purpose of operating, maintaining, replacing, and expanding the village’s water system” was defeated with 329 “no” votes to 186 “yes” votes.
The referendum vote on whether or not Sebewaing Village officials should continue the incorporation process of trying to change from a general-law village to a home-ruled city was defeated with 307 “no” votes to 212 “yes” votes.
The negative vote stops the push to become a city.
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