Voters in Johns Creek have overwhelmingly rejected a bond referendum that would have funded a new performing arts center in the city.
The $40 million proposal which included an estimated $83 annual tax increase per household, failed by a wide margin, with more than 60% of voters voting against it.
The measure sought funding for an 800-seat performing arts center, a project strongly supported by Mayor John Bradberry and several residents. “Maybe raise your taxes $83; $83 to get a place to see quality entertainment,” said supporter Myna Dyson. Another supporter, Deb Powell, said, “My personal opinion, I am supportive of it, yes for the PAC.”…