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- Measure A.
Special Tax
-- Menlo Park City Elementary School District
(Special Tax - 2/3 Voter Approval Required)
4,133 /
80.6% Yes votes ......
994 /
19.4% No votes
- To renew a community commitment to quality education by maintaining smaller class sizes for all students and to avoid the loss of funding for 21 teaching positions, shall the Menlo Park City Elementary School District continue levying its educational special tax at the current rate of $97/year per taxable parcel beginning 7/1/2004, adjusted annually for Consumer Price Indexchanges, and increase the appropriations limit annually according to statute, with an exemption available to individuals aged 65 and older?
- Measure B.
Special Tax
-- Menlo Park City Elementary School District
(Special Tax - 2/3 Voter Approval Required)
3,964 /
77.2% Yes votes ......
1,171 /
22.8% No votes
- To restore programs lost due to state budget cuts, including funding for redemial math and reading, textbooks and materials, and preparing teachers in the most effective techniques in math, reading, and science, shall Menlo Park City Elementary School District levy a supplemental special tax of $73/year per taxable parcel beginning 7/1/2004, adjusted annually for Consumer Price Index changes, and increase the appropriations limit annually according to statute, with an exemption available to individuals aged 65 and older?
- Measure C.
School Bond
-- Brisbane Elementary School District
(55% Voter Approval Required)
646 /
65.1% Yes votes ......
347 /
34.9% No votes
- To ensure student health and safety, modernize aging facilities and accommodate expected enrollment growth, shall Brisbane School District issue $11,000,000 in bonds bearing interest at lawful rates to repair, renovate, and furnish its three schools, including electrical, heating, lighting, and plumbing upgrades, seismic retrofitting, handicapped access improvements, computer wiring and equipment, and to match up to $1,500,000 in State grants with a Citizens' Oversight Committee, annual audits, and no funds for administrator salaries?
- Measure D.
Ordinance
-- City of Half Moon Bay
(Majority Voter Approval Required)
1,222 /
45.8% Yes votes ......
1,444 /
54.2% No votes
- Shall the Ordinance entitled The Build Our School Now Initiative be adopted to amend the Wavecrest Village draft specific plan and the City of Half Moon Bay Local Coastal Land Use Plan to change the location where these plans provide for a new middle school to be constructed from the Wavecrest Village to the downtown area east of Highway 1?
- Measure E.
Ordinance
-- City of Millbrae
(Majority Voter Approval Required)
1,563 /
43.5% Yes votes ......
2,032 /
56.5% No votes
- Shall the Downtown Zoning Initiative submitted and circulated by the Alliance for a Better Downtown Millbrae establishing a 25% limitation on the number of restaurants in the Downtown Improvement Area, as well as prohibiting specific uses and requiring conditional use permits for other specified uses in said Area, be enacted as an amendment of Millbrae Municipal Code Section 10-1.407?
- Measure F.
Special Tax - Municipal Code Amendment
-- City of Redwood City
(Majority Voter Approval Required)
3,916 /
64.5% Yes votes ......
2,155 /
35.5% No votes
- Should Section 32.75 of the municipal code of the City of Redwood City be amended to increase the uniform transient occupancy tax by 2%?
- Measure G.
Charter Amendment
-- City of Redwood City
(Majority Voter Approval Required)
4,362 /
73.2% Yes votes ......
1,593 /
26.8% No votes
- Shall specified sections of the City Charter be amended to update amounts requiring public bid procedures for public works contracts, to conform the City's tort claim procedures to state law, to give the City flexibility in selecting its official advertiser, to restrict appointed board and commission members from interfering in the administration and management of city departments, and to set the maximum payment period of bonds at thirty-five (35) years?
- Measure H.
Ordinance
-- Town of Portola Valley
(Majority Voter Approval Required)
758 /
46.2% Yes votes ......
881 /
53.8% No votes
- Shall Ordinance 2003-350 be adopted to add a Special Residential District to the Zoning Ordinance that conforms with General Plan policies for three parcels in the Nathhorst Triangle Area to reduce potential office development and encourage residences smaller and less expensive than typical residences in Town?
- Measure I.
Special Tax
-- South County Fire Protection Authority Paramedic and Fire Fighting Services Community Facilities District No. 2003-1
(2/3 Voter Approval Required)
4,515 /
61.2% Yes votes ......
2,858 /
38.8% No votes
- To maintain emergency medical (ambulance and paramedic) services and fire protection services, purchase fire safety and fire fighting equipment, shall South County Fire Protection Authority Paramedic and Fire Fighting Services Community Facilities District No. 2003-1 levy special taxes in the maximum amount of $88 per dwelling unit and $0.11 per square foot for non-residential uses per annum for not to exceed seven (7) years to pay for such services, facilities, maintenance, and incidental expenses, as provided in Resolutions 2003-14 and 2003-17 of the Authority?
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