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- Measure A
Bonds - School Facilities
-- William S. Hart Union High School District
10,243 /
65.20% Yes votes
5,466 /
34.80% No votes
- To relieve severe overcrowding by constructing and
acquiring additional schools, classrooms, and facilities, and to
rehabilitate aging junior high and high schools including replacing
inadequate lighting, electrical, ventilation, plumbing systems and roofs,
renovating classrooms, libraries, and obtain eligibility for state
funding for construction and renovation, shall the William S. Hart Union
High School District issue $52 million in bonds at interest rates below
legal limits, and appoint a Citizens' Oversight Committee to guarantee
funds are spent only on school improvements?
- Measure B
Open Space Preservation
-- City of Agoura Hills
1,710 /
85.67% Yes votes
286 /
14.33% No votes
- Shall an ordinance be adopted to protect and
preserve existing areas of open space in Agoura Hills by requiring two-thirds voter approval before any land designated as open space may be changed to some other designation?
- Measure C
Bonds - City Police Station
-- City of Arcadia
3,795 /
78.28% Yes votes
1,053 /
21.72% No votes
- Shall the City of Arcadia incur a bonded indebtedness
in the principal amount of $8,000,000 for the construction and completion
of the following municipal improvement, to wit: police station in the
Arcadia Civic Center, including facilities for emergency operations,
police dispatch and 911 emergency communications, detective bureau,
records, police laboratory, jail facility, evidence storage and other
works, property or structures for efficient, effective law enforcement
necessary for said City Police Station.
- Measure D
Repealing Hermosa Beach Utility User Tax
-- City of Hermosa Beach
1,538 /
39.83% Yes votes
2,323 /
60.17% No votes
- Shall an Ordinance be adopted which would repeal the
City's utility user tax?
- Measure E
Bonds - School Facilities
-- Antelope Valley Union High School District
14,310 /
63.08% Yes votes
8,374 /
36.92% No votes
- To relieve serious overcrowding by adding classrooms,
repairing and rehabilitating school facilities to meet current health,
safety, and instructional standards including reducing dangers from
earthquakes with seismic upgrades, replacing inadequate lighting,
deteriorated plumbing, heating, air conditioning, ventilation and
electrical systems, refurbishing classrooms, laboratories, and restrooms,
to construct additional high schools under an independent oversight
committee, shall Antelope Valley Union High School District issue $91
million in bonds, at the lowest interest rate possible, with all money
raised benefiting local children?
- Measure G
Ordinance - Utility User Tax
-- City of Artesia
334 /
23.49% Yes votes
1,088 /
76.51% No votes
- Shall an Ordinance be adopted to impose a general
purpose utility user tax at a rate not to exceed 5%?
- Measure H
Charter Amendment - General Municipal Elections
-- City of Torrance
3,755 /
47.00% Yes votes
4,234 /
53.00% No votes
- Should section 510 of the Charter of the City of
Torrance be amended to change the date of holding the general municipal
election to the first Tuesday after the first Monday in May of each even
numbered year?
- Measure K
School Facilities Bonds
-- El Monte City School District
3,139 /
75.01% Yes votes
1,046 /
24.99% No votes
- To relieve severe overcrowding, improve safety for
children, repair and renovate local elementary school facilities, shall
El Monte City Elementary School District issue $40 million of bonds, at
legal interest rates, to acquire, construct and improve school sites and
facilities and obtain eligibility for state funding for construction and
renovation, including adding classrooms, repairing roofs, dry rot and
termite damage, renovating restrooms, upgrading electrical, plumbing and
sewer systems, and improving student drop-off and pick-up zones.
- Measure M
Bonds - School Facilities
-- Mt. San Antonio Community College District
19,175 /
63.06% Yes votes
11,233 /
36.94% No votes
- Shall the Mt. San Antonio Community College District
repair and rehabilitate its school facilities to meet current health,
safety and instructional standards, provide seismic upgrades to reduce
dangers from earthquakes, renovate classrooms and outdated science
laboratories, provide business and computer technology classrooms and
labs, renovate plumbing, heating and electrical systems and provide other
educational facilities, by issuing $98 million in bonds, at interest
rates within the legal limit, with no proceeds used for College
employees' salaries?
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