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The Greenville City Council called an election for a $50 million street improvement bond Tuesday. As proposed, the city’s payments toward the bond would mostly be made with the $2 million per year that is normally set aside in each year’s budget for the city’s Street Improvement Plan, and therefore would not be a vote for a tax increase, Mayor Pro Tem Jerry Ransom explained at the last two city council meetings. On Tuesday, Greenville City Manager Summer Spurlock outlined four possible scenarios for how the $50 million might be distributed between collector roads and residential roads. With the conditions of Greenville’s roads being a common complaint among residents, each scenario included more attention to residential roads and less to collector roads, when compared to the previous scenario.

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