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If passed, the bond would provide money to build a new high school and performing arts center, while also funding gym and athletic complex renovations.
The initiative would also prohibit landlords from requiring tenants sign a nondisclosure agreement relating to their lease agreement.
The de-annexation proposal will need a 60% supermajority in order to pass this November.
Each committee’s statement and rebuttal will appear on the local voters’ pamphlet ahead of the Nov. 4 general election.
The ballot includes two levies and primary elections for eight different offices.
Tours are estimated to last under an hour.
The PAC admitted to multiple violations of state disclosure laws, including filing key reports up to two months late.
Anyone interested in writing a pro or con statement for the amendments must apply by July 14.
One representative believes that the passage of the initiative will restore trust and integrity to Washington elections.
The open seats will be listed on the general election ballot in November.