(KLZA)-- The Pawnee City Council has approved resolutions that will be voted on by Pawnee City residents during the May 14, Primary election.
The first resolution, #4 will determine if the city continues to collect a sales and use tax in an amount of two percent.
Resolution #5 will determine what the sales tax monies would be used for, if approved by voters. The resolution proposes putting a portion of the sales tax funds toward an economic development program.
Pawnee City has collected a 2 percent sales tax within the city since 2016. One half cent of the tax has been sued to pay for street improvement projects.
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