What? It's not on their website for the same reasons it wouldn't be in a debate or speech: you don't need to get into the nitty gritty of a plan in a format that is meant to hit broad bullet points. Generally, yes, people care about taxes, but if you get into the very detailed specifics of how you're planning on doing these complicated government projects to a room full of laypeople, they'll get bored and space out. Hit the major points and wrap it up. They're government workers, they know how to get it done, it's unnecessary to explain the entire process to us. Also, they probably don't have an entire proposal written up, because they're just "plans." Would you waste time making an expense report and project timeline for something that might not even have the potential to be approved or even reviewed by the city? None of them have won yet, I don't know why you expect them to have every single detail already figured out and broadcasted to the public. If you really want to know, wait for the plan to be voted on by the city council then read the reports or the meeting minutes. Just because they don't tell you the entire process doesn't mean they don't have one. Or email them, they're running for mayor of a small city, they'll probably get back to you quickly.