How were bond-related projects selected?

The City held a series of public input sessions last November and December, and public information sessions in January and February. All public input and information sharing sessions were hosted by City Administration to garner direct feedback from residents about desired neighborhood improvements and to update the public on how their input shaped the bond proposal. Projects were selected based on staff recommendations, public input received during several town hall meetings, and City Council approval.

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1. What is a General Obligation (GO) Bond?
2. How can I calculate my individual financial obligation if the bond is adopted?
3. What is the purpose of the City of North Miami’s proposed General Obligation Bond?
4. How much money will tax payers spend on the North Miami GO Bond?
5. If the bond is passed, what actions are required before the bond can be implemented?
6. What are the projects and the budget for each project?
7. How were bond-related projects selected?
8. Can bond funds be spent on salaries for staff and elected officials, day-to-day business operations, parties or events? What are authorized uses of bond funds?
9. How many years must North Miami tax payers contribute to the bond?
10. Will the bond proceeds be issued in installments or in one lump sum amount?
11. Will there be a bond oversight committee? If so, what is the purpose and how will you maintain transparency throughout the implementation process?
12. If North Miami residents vote to adopt the proposed GO Bond, when will bond-related projects begin?
13. The City of North Miami is slated to receive millions in ad valorem taxes from the Sole Mia project?
14. I am a North Miami business owner. I am not a North Miami homeowner. How will the bond impact me?