The Fairfield Bay City Council approved an ordinance calling for a special election on April 14, 2015 to consider a $2.5M bond package to address our urgent road improvement needs. If passed, the revenue bonds will allow the City to resurface over 20 miles of roads and stripe all 76 miles of paved roads in our city limits. Current road turnback and tax revenue is about $200,000 per year and that revenue will fund anticipated bond payments of approximately $125,000 per year. That means that this can be funded with no new taxes. Mayor Paul Wellenberger said, “This bond package will allow Fairfield Bay to address this urgent need without the need to raise taxes or dues. It gets us from being behind the power curve addressing our road needs to in front of it. We also anticipate that we will have additional funds (about $250K) available every other year from the State Aid City Street program. Addressing our deteriorating roads is a must as we continue to work to make our community more appealing and attractive.”