Pullman school bond plans

Plans for the Pullman School District’s $53 million bond are moving forward.

According to Dan Hornfeldt, executive director of Support Services and business manager for the district, the bond, which was approved by voters in April, will be paid off over 20 years, with much of the funding used to rebuild Pullman High School.

Beginning next spring, Pullman property owners will pay $3.03 per $1,000 of assessed property value.

The district worked with securities broker D.A. Davidson of Seattle, which has sold the bonds.

“The money has been deposited into our capital projects fund,” said Hornfeldt....