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- Measure V.
County Charter
-- County of Orange
240,476 /
52.8% Yes votes
215,186 /
47.2% No votes
- Shall the measure entitled "County of Orange Proposed
Charter", which would result in Orange County
becoming a charter county and changing the method of
selection when a vacancy occurs in the Board of
Supervisors, be adopted?
- Measure W.
County Parks Initiative
-- County of Orange
297,735 /
58.0% Yes votes
216,026 /
42.0% No votes
- Shall the initiative measure: 1) eliminating planned
airport uses at the closed El Toro Marine Corps Air
Station ("MCAS El Toro") by repealing Measure A, and
2) amending the Orange County General Plan to
authorize an urban regional park and a variety of
agricultural, material recovery/recycling, recreational,
cultural, educational, employment, public and housing
land uses at MCAS El Toro, be adopted?
- Measure X.
School Bonds
-- North Orange County Community College District
68,222 /
57.7% Yes votes
50,069 /
42.3% No votes
- To prepare Fullerton and Cypress College students for
jobs and four-year colleges; relieve student
overcrowding; upgrade electrical wiring for advanced
technology training and lighting for student safety;
expand parking facilities; qualify for state matching
funds; construct/acquire/modernize/equip facilities,
classrooms and sites, shall North Orange County
Community College District issue $239,000,000 of
bonds at legal rates, appoint a Citizen's Oversight
Committee and perform annual audits to ensure that
no bond money is used for salaries or administrative
expenses
- Measure Y.
School Bonds
-- Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District
(55% vote required)
18,300 /
66.0% Yes votes
9,435 /
34.0% No votes
- To repair and modernize all Placentia-Yorba Linda
Unified School District schools; upgrade classrooms,
science/computer labs, and libraries; construct a high
school, middle school and elementary schools to
alleviate overcrowding; qualify for state grants; acquire
furniture and equipment; address building safety
issues including electrical capacity, deteriorating
restrooms/plumbing and HVAC; and make other
improvements to school facilities, shall the District
issue $102,000,000 of bonds at interest rates within
legal limits, providing annual audits and establishing a
citizens' oversight committee?
- Measure Z.
School Bonds
-- Anaheim Union High School District
(55% vote required)
25,592 /
62.2% Yes votes
15,534 /
37.8% No votes
- To qualify the District to receive $125,000,000 in State
matching funds, relieve existing student overcrowding,
construct classrooms, build a new junior high school,
replace inadequate electrical systems, provide
students with access to modern technology, upgrade
fire safety systems, remove asbestos, and make
seismic repairs, shall the Anaheim Union High School
District issue $132,000,000 in bonds at interest rates
within legal limits, subject to a detailed project list, a
citizen oversight committee and independent audits?
55% vote required for passage.
- Measure AA.
School Bonds
-- Fullerton Joint Union High School District
(55% vote required)
19,775 /
60.2% Yes votes
13,097 /
39.8% No votes
- To repair/upgrade and improve all Fullerton Joint Union
High School District comprehensive schools,
acquire/construct additional classrooms,
science/computer labs, restrooms, libraries and school
facilities to alleviate overcrowding and accommodate
enrollment growth, address building safety/health
issues including: upgrade electrical wiring and power,
repair/upgrade deteriorating restrooms/plumbing/food
services and make other improvements to school sites
and buildings, shall the Fullerton Joint Union High
School District issue $67,940,000 of bonds at interest
rates within the legal limits with annual independent
audits and Citizens Oversight Committee? 55% vote
required for passage.
- Measure BB.
Safety and Repair School Bonds
-- Anaheim City School District
(555 vote required)
11,610 /
63.2% Yes votes
6,756 /
36.8% No votes
- To relieve overcrowding, repair, replace, and renovate
aging neighborhood elementary schools, and qualify
for state matching funds, shall Anaheim City
(Elementary) School District, issue $111,000,000 in
bonds, at interest rates within legal limits, to finance the
renovation, construction, acquisition and improvement
of local school facilities and land, including replacing
outdated wiring, lighting, plumbing and sewer systems,
building permanent classrooms and new schools, with
annual audits, no proceeds for administrators' salaries,
and a Citizens Oversight Committee to monitor all
expenditures? 55% vote required for passage.
- Measure CC.
School Bonds
-- Fullerton School District
(55% vote required)
11,710 /
61.5% Yes votes
7,316 /
38.5% No votes
- Shall Fullerton School District, serving children from
kindergarten through eighth grade, renovate aging
classrooms, science and computer labs, and
educational facilities; construct new classrooms to
relieve overcrowding; upgrade inadequate electrical,
plumbing, ventilation and safety systems; replace
deteriorated roofing; add restrooms; and provide safety
upgrades to exterior grounds and equipment by issuing
$49,700,000 in bonds at interest rates within legal
limits, and provide for citizens' oversight, independent
audits and with no funds used for administrative
salaries? 55% vote required for passage.
- Measure DD.
School Bonds
-- Huntington Beach City School District
(55% vote required)
11,913 /
60.8% Yes votes
7,671 /
39.2% No votes
- To improve the quality of education, repair existing
schools, replace 35 year old roofs and classroom
heating and ventilation systems, provide student
access to modern technology, upgrade classroom
electrical and fire alarm systems, replace deteriorating
water and sewer systems, and qualify the District to
receive, as available, $16,700,000 in state-matching
funds shall the Huntington Beach City School District
issue $30,000,000 in bonds at interest rates within
legal limits, subject to a citizen oversight committee
and independent financial audits? 55% vote required
for passage.
- Measure EE.
Property Rights Protection
-- City of Huntington Beach
27,513 /
68.7% Yes votes
12,558 /
31.3% No votes
- Property Rights Protection Measure. Shall the Charter
of the City of Huntington Beach be amended by adding
a new section thereto providing that only a property
owner can establish the price or terms regarding that
property's sale, lease, rental, exchange or transfer; and
prohibiting the City of Huntington Beach from legislating
or regulating the price or terms concerning the sale,
lease, rental, exchange or transfer of property (for
example, by the adoption of a rent control ordinance)?
- Measure FF.
Creation of Infrastructure Fund
-- City of Huntington Beach
21,314 /
57.6% Yes votes
15,667 /
42.4% No votes
- Creation of Infrastructure Fund. Shall the Huntington
Beach Charter be amended to establish an
"Infrastructure Fund" with all infrastructure revenues
raised, and accrued interest, directed into the Fund;
prohibiting the transfer or loan of Fund monies;
requiring that General Fund expenditures for
infrastructure not be reduced below 15% of General
Fund revenues based on a five-year rolling average;
and requiring that City Council designate an advisory
board to annually review and audit the Infrastructure
Fund?
- Measure GG.
Power Plant Tax
-- City of Huntington Beach
(Advisory Vote)
21,327 /
58.1% Yes votes
15,398 /
41.9% No votes
- Advisory Vote Only. Infrastructure Fund. Power Plant
Utility Tax. Should the Utility Tax paid solely by an
electric power plant be placed into an Infrastructure
Fund to be used only for the maintenance, construction
and repair of infrastructure such as storm drains, storm
water pump stations, alleys, streets, highways, curbs
and gutters, sidewalks, bridges, street trees,
landscaped medians, parks, beach facilities,
playgrounds, traffic signals, street lights, block walls
along arterial highways and all public buildings and
public ways?
- Measure HH.
Amend Tax/Remove Exemption
-- City of Huntington Beach
13,098 /
34.4% Yes votes
24,974 /
65.6% No votes
- Amendment of Gas Tax by Removing Electric Power
Plant Exclusion. Shall the ordinance repealing the Gas
Tax exclusion for electric power plants be adopted?
- Measure II.
Utility User Tax Continuation
-- City of La Habra
4,387 /
50.7% Yes votes
4,272 /
49.3% No votes
- To prevent reductions in general City services and
programs, shall the existing utility user tax of 4.5% on
electricity and 6% on other utilities, established by the
City in 1992 and amended in 2001, be affirmed and
ratified provided that low income seniors and the
disabled remain exempt from the tax, an annual audit is
conducted, and the tax terminates on December 31,
2007?
- Measure JJ.
Utility Tax Continuation
-- City of La Palma
1,816 /
66.2% Yes votes
927 /
33.8% No votes
- Shall Initiative Ordinance 01-01, approving and
maintaining the utility users tax in effect in La Palma
since January, 1994, be adopted?
- Measure KK.
Residency
-- City of Seal Beach
(Charter Amendment)
6,100 /
81.3% Yes votes
1,405 /
18.7% No votes
- Shall the Charter of the City of Seal Beach be amended
to provide that residency requirements for elected
officials and the city manager shall be governed by
State law?
- Measure LL.
Meeting Procedure
-- City of Seal Beach
(Charter Amendment)
6,302 /
86.4% Yes votes
992 /
13.6% No votes
- Shall the Charter of the City of Seal Beach be amended
to provide that meetings of the City
Council and appointive boards/commissions shall be
held in accordance with State law (the Brown Act)?
- Measure MM.
Remove Limitation
-- City of Seal Beach
(Charter Amendment)
4,554 /
63.2% Yes votes
2,650 /
36.8% No votes
- Shall the Charter of the City of Seal Beach be amended
to remove limitations on the ability of the City to enforce
its Ordinances?
- Measure NN.
Penalty Increase
-- City of Seal Beach
(Charter Amendment)
4,666 /
64.8% Yes votes
2,535 /
35.2% No votes
- Shall the Charter of the City of Seal Beach be amended
to increase the penalty for violations of the Charter from
$500 to $1,000?
- Measure OO.
Prohibited Interests
-- City of Seal Beach
(Charter Amendment)
5,860 /
81.8% Yes votes
1,306 /
18.2% No votes
- Shall the Charter of the City of Seal Beach be amended
to provide that prohibited financial interests in City
contracts shall be governed by State law?
- Measure PP.
Two Year Budget
-- City of Seal Beach
(Charter Amendment)
4,678 /
65.4% Yes votes
2,474 /
34.6% No votes
- Shall the Charter of the City of Seal Beach be amended
to provide that a two-year budget may be prepared upon
the determination of the City Manager?
- Measure QQ.
Public Works
-- City of Seal Beach
(Charter Amendment)
3,775 /
52.1% Yes votes
3,471 /
47.9% No votes
- Shall the Charter of the City of Seal Beach be amended
to provide that public works contracts less than $20,000
(as adjusted annually for inflation) do not require a
public bid process?
- Measure RR.
Design-Build
-- City of Seal Beach
(Charter Amendment)
4,041 /
58.2% Yes votes
2,899 /
41.8% No votes
- Shall the Charter of the City of Seal Beach be amended
to provide that the City Council may enter into
"design-build" public works contracts?
- Measure SS.
Gender Designation
-- City of Seal Beach
(Charter Amendment)
4,395 /
60.8% Yes votes
2,836 /
39.2% No votes
- Shall the Charter of the City of Seal Beach be
universally amended to eliminate all gender-based
designations, i.e., "he", "his", etc.?
- Measure TT.
Charter Amendment
-- City of Seal Beach
5,629 /
81.7% Yes votes
1,260 /
18.3% No votes
- Shall the Charter of the City of Seal Beach be amended
to provide that disciplinary suspensions shall be in
accordance with progressive discipline standards of
practice?
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