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- Measure H.
Bond Measure
-- West Valley-Mission Community College District
(55% Approval Required)
79,524 /
60.1% Yes votes ......
52,870 /
39.9% No votes
78,138
(60.13%) Yes / 51,805 (39.87%) No in Santa Clara County
1,386
(56.5%) Yes / 1,065 (43.5%) No in Santa Cruz County
- To repair/upgrade West Valley and Mission Colleges, improve training/transfer programs, upgrade fire safety, repair leaky roofs, improve disabled access, repair/expand job training classrooms for nurses, police, firefighters, paramedics, upgrade classroom technology for a changing workforce, repair, construct, equip buildings, classrooms, libraries, sites, science/computer labs, shall West Valley-Mission Community College District issue $235 million in bonds, at legal rates, with annual audits, citizen oversight and no money for administrator's salaries?"
BONDS YES
BONDS NO
- Measure J.
Transportation Improvement Sales Tax
-- County of Santa Cruz
50,024 /
43.3% Yes votes ......
65,628 /
56.7% No votes
- Shall a half-cent sales tax be adopted to improve
transportation in Santa Cruz County? Improvements
will include: widening Highway 1 with carpool/bus/emergency lanes; improving local streets,
sidewalks and bike paths, safety on Highway 17,
elderly/disabled transportation; building a Coastal
bike/walking path next to the rail line; and a Pajaro train
station. This 30-year measure will be monitored by an
independent oversight committee.
- Measure K.
911 Fee Repeal
-- Unincorporated Area
17,180 /
28.8% Yes votes ......
42,430 /
71.2% No votes
- Shall the County's Emergency Response Fee Ordinance, Chapter 4.28 of the Santa Cruz County Code, be repealed?
- Measure L.
Mail Ballot Elections
-- City of Santa Cruz
16,158 /
64.8% Yes votes ......
8,780 /
35.2% No votes
- Shall Section 707 be added to the City of Santa Cruz
Charter to allow the City Council, by resolution, to
authorize any municipal election, other than on a date of a regular statewide primary or statewide general election, to be conducted by mail, in accordance with the mail ballot election procedures set forth in the Elections Code of the State of California?
- Measure M.
Term Limit Clarification
-- City of Santa Cruz
18,577 /
73.7% Yes votes ......
6,645 /
26.3% No votes
- Shall Section 601 of the City of Santa Cruz Charter be
amended to further clarify that no member of the
Council shall be eligible for re-election for two years
(i.e. one general election cycle) after the expiration of
the second consecutive full term for which such person was elected.
- Measure N.
Publish Ordinances on Internet
-- City of Santa Cruz
18,944 /
76.8% Yes votes ......
5,716 /
23.2% No votes
- Shall Section 613 of the City of Santa Cruz Charter be
amended to authorize the City Clerk to publish
ordinances, other than emergency ordinances and
other ordinances which go into effect immediately upon
adoption, by methods which include publication in the
Internet?
- Measure O.
City Clerk Preservation of Records
-- City of Santa Cruz
21,258 /
86.2% Yes votes ......
3,392 /
13.8% No votes
- Shall Section 811 of the Charter of the City of Santa
Cruz be amended to provide that the City Clerk shall
have the power and be required to preserve the record
of all proceedings of the City Council in files that shall
bear appropriate titles and be devoted to such purpose.
- Measure P.
1/4 Cent Sales Tax
-- City of Capitola
2,855 /
59.8% Yes votes ......
1,921 /
40.2% No votes
- Shall a City of Capitola temporary sales tax increase of
one quarter of one percent, which sunsets in five years,
be adopted to maintain general services including
public safety and street improvements?
- Measure Q.
1/4 Cent Sales Tax
-- City of Watsonville
3,661 /
37.1% Yes votes ......
6,198 /
62.9% No votes
- Shall the City of Watsonville adopt a sales tax increase of one-quarter percent?
- Measure R.
Sales Tax Advisory
-- City of Watsonville
6,647 /
72.8% Yes votes ......
2,489 /
27.2% No votes
- Shall the City of Watsonville
use the funds from Measure Q, if approved by the
voters, for police, fire, parks and recreation services?
- Measure S.
Low Rent Housing
-- City of Watsonville
4,813 /
53.1% Yes votes ......
4,257 /
46.9% No votes
- Do the qualified electors of the City of Watsonville
approve the development, construction, or acquisition
by any state public body of Article 34 low rent housing
units dispersed throughout the City, if such units do not
exceed 1% per year of the total dwelling units in the City
except that units not built in any one or more years may be "banked" for future years?
- Measure T.
911 Fee Repeal
-- City of Watsonville
3,516 /
37.3% Yes votes ......
5,904 /
62.7% No votes
- Shall the City of Watsonville repeal Chapter 3-15,
Emergency Response Fee, of the Watsonville
Municipal Code which authorizes a fee to pay the cost
of operating Watsonville's share of the Santa Cruz
County 911 communication system?
- Measure U.
Fire Board Expansion
-- Ben Lomond Fire Protection District
1,958 /
74.4% Yes votes ......
673 /
25.6% No votes
- Shall the number of members of the Board of Directors
of the Ben Lomond Fire Protection District be increased from three to five?
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