If the items included in the bond referendum are approved, in what order would they begin?

Design and engineering work is nearly complete for the "Medical Mile" extension of the Endor Iron Furnace Trail and for the downtown streetscapes. Because these projects are close to "shovel ready," they are likely to be the first projects embarked upon, should voters approve them. Of course, there is no way to predict definitively until voters make their choice and the City is able to begin the final phases of those projects. 

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1. What is a bond referendum?
2. What is the purpose of a bond referendum?
3. Why use bond financing for these projects?
4. How much would the City issue in bonds?
5. Does this mean the City will wait 7 years to begin these projects?
6. Can I vote for some bond issues but not others?
7. What is the total tax rate implication for each bond referendum question?
8. Will taxes be applied to real property, only?
9. What happens if the bonds don’t pass in September?
10. If voters don’t approve the bonds, does this mean that the City Council will be prevented from raising property tax rates in the future?
11. Given the condition of the economy, is now the right time to vote on these particular bond initiatives?
12. If the items included in the bond referendum are approved, how quickly would the projects begin?
13. If the items included in the bond referendum are approved, in what order would they begin?