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Qualifying children under age six may receive $43.88 for each month their household.
If approved, it would send a ballot proposition to voters for collection of a 0.2% sales tax to fund the Justice Project.
Any person who violates the ban will be fined at least $250 and up to $1,000.
He was arrested on Tuesday, June 27th, and remains at the Whatcom County Jail without bail.
The project looks to improve safety and accessibility and reduce congestion at the Bell Road-BNSF intersection.
A timeline for the project’s construction has not been released.
The increase still falls short of the estimated 7% rise in inflation in that time span.
Applications are due on August 31st.
The county auditor has forwarded the intiative to the City Council, which can enact the measure or pass it on to voters in November.