A story in the Sunday, Oct. 20 Taylor Press titled “Public works ‘yes,’ animal shelter ‘no’” about Taylor’s upcoming capitalimprovement projects referred to the financing vehicle as a bond issuance. The financing, when approved, will be through certificates of obligation, which are approved by City Council, not by voters.
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