There seems to be consensus among Cobb County commissioners and the mayors in the county’s six cities on putting a six-year Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax referendum in front of voters Nov. 4.
Cobb Chairman Tim Lee called a special meeting between the commission and mayors Friday morning. No official vote was taken or needed, but Lee asked the mayors if anyone objected to the six-year sales tax referendum and no one objected. The tax would raise $750 million.
“All assumptions are that this SPLOST would be six years,” Lee said. “Unless I hear otherwise, I’ll continue with that assumption.”
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