MARIONVILLE, Mo. (KY3)-The November election is just five weeks away. Communities across the Ozarks are voting on various bond issues, including Marionville. The voters could decide whether or not to extend a levy that’s already in place. It’s the special bond election proposal for the Marionville School District. The bond is labeled as the 2024 no-tax-rate-increased bond issue. As it stands, Marionville currently has a school tax levy that dates back to 2018 at $.98 per every $100. The proposal wouldn’t increase taxes, only extend that current bond by an additional six years. If it passes, it would give the school district $4.3m to fund various projects.