Inverness voters will have to decide how to vote on a new wildfire prevention tax without an endorsement from the Inverness Public Utility District.
At a special meeting last week, IPUD board members first moved to oppose the voter initiative—which would boost their own agency’s funding with a 20-cent-per-square-foot parcel tax—but after an appeal by the measure’s architect, Jerry Meral, the board chose not to take a position.
“We’re being such wimps, but…