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						  MORRIS &mdash; The Grundy County Board approved an ordinance to submit a referendum for the March 20, 2012, election to the residents of the unincorporated portions of the county to allow the county to seek lower electrical bids for residential homes and small businesses as part of an aggregate program. If the referendum is approved, the county will move to adopt the program and proceed to seek lower rates by bundling residential and small retail accounts. Those who decide not to participate would need to opt out by submitting their decision in writing. &ldquo;These individuals will have the opportunity to  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   