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- Measure B
Parcel Tax
-- Moraga School District
3,529 /
77.3% Yes votes
1,039 /
22.7% No votes
- In order to maintain a class size that maximizes learning
for our community's children, to continue programs critical to the quality of
the educational process and to attract and retain qualified and experienced
employees, shall the Moraga School District be authorized to levy a special
tax of one hundred twenty-nine dollars ($129) per year per parcel for a
period of five (5) years commencing July 1, 2000?
- Measure C
Campaign Ordinance
-- City of Pleasant Hill
3,983 /
72.1% Yes votes
1,541 /
27.9% No votes
- Shall the City Council adopt an ordinance regarding local
campaign finance regulations establishing campaign contribution limits,
campaign contribution and expenditure disclosure requirements and a Fair
Campaign Pledge?
- Measure D
Change Election Date
-- City of Pleasant Hill
4,573 /
82.1% Yes votes
995 /
17.9% No votes
- Shall the City Council consolidate its general municipal
election with the statewide general election and extend the terms of the city
council, city clerk and city treasurer holding office as of December 15, 1999
by one year to coincide with the even-year election cycle?
- Measure E
Parcel Tax
-- Lafayette School district
5,944 /
74.9% Yes votes
1,997 /
25.1% No votes
- Shall the Lafayette School District, in order to prevent
increases in class size in grades 4-8, avoid elimination of teaching
positions, improve writing and science instruction for all students, acquire
additional instructional materials, and improve technology in the classrooms,
with no money being used for administrative costs, be authorized to increase
the existing $84 per year parcel tax by $4.00 per month to $132 annually for
a period of eight (8) years?
- Measure F
Voter Approval for Land Use
-- City of San Ramon
3,635 /
47.5% Yes votes
4,020 /
52.5% No votes
- Shall the people of the City of San Ramon adopt an
initiative ordinance amending the General Plan and requiring that various
land use decisions be confirmed by the voters in an election prior to
becoming effective?
- Measure G
San Ramon Two Year Moratorium
-- City of San Ramon
3,806 /
51.1% Yes votes
3,649 /
48.9% No votes
- Shall the people of the City of San Ramon adopt an
initiative ordinance
1) Establishing a two year moratorium on amendments to the General Plan or
Zoning Ordinance, and
2) Providing for the establishment of a General Plan Review Commission,
consisting of at least 21 representatives of the community, to include, but
not be limited to, individual residents of San Ramon at large and resident
representatives from the business community, homeowners associations and
environmental organizations, to draft during the moratorium for submission to
the voters:
a) a new general plan, taking into consideration the creation of urban
growth boundaries to encourage smart growth within the urban growth boundary
by promoting infill development and discouraging urban sprawl by providing
mixed use of commercial, retail, education, recreation and housing, and
b) to develop a plan for the acquisition of ridgeline areas and
agricultural lands, contiguous to the City of San Ramon, to be preserved for
open space purposes in perpetuity?
- Measure J
Richmond City Contracts
-- City of Richmond
2,265 /
22.7% Yes votes
7,721 /
77.3% No votes
- Shall the Charter of the City of Richmond be amended to
permit the City Council by ordinance to authorize the City Manager, or his or
her designee, to enter into contracts and incur obligations on behalf of the
City?
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