The Aspen School District is asking voters to approve its second bond measure in the last five years to acquire more employee housing and finish projects the 2020 bond measure couldn’t accomplish. Jason Charme/Aspen Daily News

(Editor’s note: This is the first of a three-part series on the Aspen School District’s Nov. 4 ballot proposals.)

Voters within the Aspen School District’s boundaries will be asked to approve a $95 million bond issue designed to help the district acquire more employee housing as well as stave off major tax increases in the future.

Question 4B on the Nov. 4 ballot asks voters to approve the district’s fourth bond issue in 20 years. Its maximum repayment would be up to $214 million, and it would raise district tax collections by up to $12.9 million annually.

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