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- Measure C.
Bonds
-- West Hills Community College District
(55% Approval Required)
 Pass:
3 /
60.00% Yes votes ......
2 /
40.00% No votes
- To improve the quality of education; renovate and construct classrooms
and educational facilities; acquire land; improve energy efficiency;
upgrade electrical systems to improve access to computers and
technology; and make the District eligible for up to $50.0 million in
State matching funds; shall the School Facilities Improvement District
No. 2 (Coalinga Area) of the West Hills Community College District
issue $11.6 million in bonds, at legal rates, with citizen oversight,
guaranteed annual financial audits, no money for administrators'
salaries?
- Measure E.
Repeal of Utility Tax Law
-- City of Seaside
(Majority Approval Required)
 Fail:
3,439 /
43.05% Yes votes ......
4,550 /
56.95% No votes
- Shall Chapter 3.30 of the City of Seaside Municipal Code, known as the
utility tax law, that was approved by Seaside voters on November 5,
2002 to maintain revenues for city services, such as police, fire,
parks maintenance and street repairs in Seaside, be repealed effective
as of July 1, 2009?
- Measure X.
Parcel Tax
-- Pacific Grove Unified School District
(2/3 Approval Required)
Pass:
7,474 /
76.65% Yes votes ......
2,277 /
23.35% No votes
- To preserve the educational quality of our schools in the face of
Statewide budget cuts; to maintain programs including but not limited
to science, math, music, and art; to maintain small class sizes, and
library and computer lab staff; and enhance student safety and campus
maintenance; shall Pacific Grove Unified School District levy tax of
$35 per parcel for 5 years so long as no money is used for
administrative salaries, and citizens' oversight committee is
established?
- Measure Y.
City Employee Retirement Plan
-- City of Pacific Grove
(Majority Approval Required)
Pass:
4,105 /
56.03% Yes votes ......
3,221 /
43.97% No votes
- City of Pacific Grove Advisory Measure: Should the City of Pacific
Grove replace its existing employee's defined-benefit retirement plan
(California Public Employees' Retirement System, or Cal PERS) with a
defined-contribution retirement plan (similar to an Internal Revenue
Code section 401 (k) plan)?
- Measure Z.
Investment Plan for Monterey County Transportation
-- County of Monterey
(2/3 Approval Required)
Fail:
77,137 /
62.55% Yes votes ......
46,182 /
37.45% No votes
- Shall Monterey County voters invest in our countywide transportation network by
adopting a Transportation Investment Plan providing safety/congestion
relief on Highways 1, 68, 156 and 101; pothole and local road repairs;
alternatives to driving alone; bus service improvements; and,
transportation for the elderly and persons with disabilities funded by
a 25-year half-percent sales tax and state/federal matching funds,
with a citizens' oversight committee and independent
audits?
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