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- Proposition A.
Disclosure of Contractors' Contributions
-- County of San Diego
558,818 /
68.44% Yes votes
257,637 /
31.56% No votes
- PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY CHARTER ENTITLED "FULL
DISCLOSURE IN COUNTY
CONTRACTING CHARTER AMENDMENT" Shall the San Diego County Charter be
amended to require contractors and their lobbyists to publicly
disclose gifts and campaign contributions made to members of the Board
of Supervisors prior to the Board's approval of service contracts?
- Proposition B.
Clean Contracting Charter Amendment
-- County of San Diego
450,552 /
60.71% Yes votes
291,582 /
39.29% No votes
- Initiative Measure: "the Clean Contracting Charter Amendment"
Shall "the Clean Contracting Charter Amendment" Be Adopted?
- Proposition C.
Height Limitation, International Gateway of the Americas
-- City of San Diego
232,020 /
67.49% Yes votes
111,754 /
32.51% No votes
- MEASURE. Shall Ordinance O-18837 (New Series) be adopted amending
People's Ordinance O-10960 (New
Series) to: Modify existing height limitation for structures on
approximately 66 acres located in San Ysidro for the International
Gateway of the
Americas Project, subject to City and Coastal Commission approval,
provided that: No more than five acres may include structures up to
150 feet; No more than five
acres may include structures up to 80 feet; On the remaining acreage,
structures shall not exceed 50 feet?
- Proposition D.
Appointments to Advisory Boards
-- City of Chula Vista
24,165 /
57.21% Yes votes
18,072 /
42.79% No votes
- Shall the Charter of the City of Chula Vista be amended to authorize,
by a four-fifths vote of the Council, the appointment
of non-electors of the City of Chula Vista to advisory boards whose
duties involve regional issues?
- Proposition E.
Remove Term Limits
-- City of Chula Vista
10,372 /
23.58% Yes votes
33,608 /
76.42% No votes
- Shall the Charter of the City of Chula Vista be amended to permit the
Mayor and Councilmembers to seek reelection without
restriction as to the number of terms?
- Proposition F.
Change Term Limits
-- City of Chula Vista
17,784 /
40.65% Yes votes
25,962 /
59.35% No votes
- Shall the Charter of the City of Chula Vista be amended to allow the
Mayor and Councilmembers to serve a maximum of
three consecutive terms and to also expand from one year to three
years the period a termed out incumbent must wait to seek reelection?
- Proposition G.
Sixth Street Closing
-- City of Coronado
2,409 /
28.90% Yes votes
5,926 /
71.10% No votes
- Shall the ordinance, an initiative measure to direct the City Council
to perform the necessary legislative actions to close
Sixth Street and the adjacent public rights-of-way located between F
Avenue and G Avenue to all types of traffic and transfer title to the
aforesaid
property to the Coronado Unified School District be adopted?
- Proposition H.
General Plan - Land Use Policy Change
-- City of Escondido
20,070 /
68.62% Yes votes
9,179 /
31.38% No votes
- Shall the Escondido General Plan land use category Policy B1.7 be
amended to allow conversion to resident ownership
of existing mobile home parks? (as shown on Exhibit 1)
- Proposition J.
General Plan - Land Use Policy Change
-- City of Escondido
8,652 /
28.54% Yes votes
21,659 /
71.46% No votes
- Shall the Escondido General Plan land use category be amended for 20
acres east of Iris Lane, west of Broadway,
south of Village Road addressed as 1996, 2124 N. Iris Lane from the
current designation of Suburban (up to 3.3 units per acre) to Urban I
(5.5 units per acre) to increase the number of single family units allowed
from 66 to 100? (as shown on Exhibit 2)
- Proposition K.
General Plan - Land Use Policy Change
-- City of Escondido
11,200 /
37.57% Yes votes
18,608 /
62.43% No votes
- Shall the Escondido General Plan land use category be amended for 4.8
acres west of Escondido Creek, south of Harmony Grove Road, addressed as 2005 Harmony Grove Road from the current
designation of Urban I (5.5 du/ acre) to Light Industrial to decrease
the number of single family units allowed from 26 to 0 units and to
allow approximately 83,500 square feet of industrial development? (as
shown on Exhibit 3)
- Proposition L.
General Plan Land Use Policy Change
-- City of Escondido
14,470 /
48.27% Yes votes
15,509 /
51.73% No votes
- Shall the Escondido General Plan land use category be amended for 5.3
acres south of Citracado Parkway, east and
north of Interstate 15, addressed as 2258 Citracado Parkway from the
current designation of Suburban to Planned Commercial to decrease the
number of single family units allowed from 17 to 0 units and to allow
approximately 92,000 square feet of planned commercial development?
(as shown on Exhibit 4)
- Proposition M.
General Plan - Land Use Policy Change
-- City of Escondido
9,472 /
32.52% Yes votes
19,654 /
67.48% No votes
- Shall the Escondido General Plan land use category be amended for 50
acres south of Stone Pointe Drive, east of
Inspiration Lane, addressed as 1091 Sierra Linda Drive from the
current designation of Rural II (minimum 2 acre lots) and Estate I (up
to 1 unit per
acre) to Estate II (up to 2 units per acre) to increase the number of
single family units allowed from 20 to 52? (as shown on Exhibit 5)
- Proposition N.
General Plan - Land Use Policy Change
-- City of Escondido
8,329 /
28.47% Yes votes
20,927 /
71.53% No votes
- Shall the Escondido General Plan land use category be amended for 6.5
acres west of Centre City Parkway, east of
Morning View Drive, north of Decatur Way, addressed as 1252 N Centre
City Parkway from the current designation of Urban II (12 units per
acre)
to Urban IV (24 units per acre) to increase the number of multi-family
units allowed from 45 to 90? (as shown on Exhibit 6)
- Proposition O.
General Plan - Land Use Policy Change
-- City of Escondido
10,528 /
35.93% Yes votes
18,775 /
64.07% No votes
- Shall the Escondido General Plan land use category be amended for 7.17
acres west of Escondido Creek, south of
Harmony Grove Road addressed as 1839, 1901, 1909, 1919, 1925, 1929,
and 1935 Harmony Grove Road from the current designation of Urban
I (5.5 du/ acre) to Light Industrial to decrease the number of single
family units allowed from 39 to 0 units and allow approximately
124,750 square feet of industrial
development? (as shown on Exhibit 7)
- Proposition P.
General Plan - Land Use Policy Change
-- City of Escondido
11,331 /
38.66% Yes votes
17,978 /
61.34% No votes
- Shall the Escondido General Plan land use category be amended for 3.66
acres north of Harmony Grove Road, east of Borra Place,
addressed as 1978, 1988 Harmony Grove Road from the current
designation of Urban I (5.5 units per acre) to Light Industrial to
decrease the number of single family
units allowed from 20 to 0 units and to allow approximately 63,700
square feet of industrial development? (as shown on Exhibit 8)
- Proposition R.
General Plan - Land Use Policy Change
-- City of Escondido
8,062 /
27.15% Yes votes
21,627 /
72.85% No votes
- Shall the Escondido General Plan land use category be amended for 7.74
acres north of Washington Avenue, east of
Escondido Creek, addressed as 3022 East Washington from the current
designation of Specific Planning Area #5 (allowing 2 units per acre)
to
allow up to 5.5 units per acre on 7,000 square foot minimum lots to
increase the number of single family units allowed from 15 to
approximately 40? (as shown on Exhibit 9)
- Proposition S.
Land Use, Planning and Zoning
-- City of San Marcos
9,409 /
65.72% Yes votes
4,907 /
34.28% No votes
- Shall the CHARTER of the City of San Marcos be amended to add the
following new Section 501 to existing Article V General Laws?
"Section 501. Land Use, Planning & Zoning Matters. Notwithstanding its
Charter city status, the City shall be governed by State law as it
applies to general law cities with
respect to the application, interpretation and enforcement of land
use, planning and zoning matters, including, but not limited to, the
requirement of consistency
between the General Plan of the City and the terms of its zoning
ordinances."
- Proposition T.
General Plan - Land Use Policy Changes
-- City of Solana Beach
3,820 /
62.13% Yes votes
2,328 /
37.87% No votes
- Shall the people adopt an initiative measure, also known as the
"Community Protection Act", to require voter approval to
change, alter or increase General Plan Land Use categories, with the
exception of changes to land already designated residential that
clearly
result in a reduction in intensity or density?
- Proposition U.
Transient Occupancy Tax Increase
-- City of Santee
8,130 /
44.66% Yes votes
10,074 /
55.34% No votes
- Shall the ordinance amending Section 3.16.030( a) of the Santee
Municipal Code to set a maximum rate of fifteen percent for
the City's transient occupancy tax be adopted?
- Proposition V.
Good Government and Fair Elections
-- City of Vista
12,057 /
63.63% Yes votes
6,892 /
36.37% No votes
- Shall the ordinance entitled "Good Government and Fair Elections" be
adopted?
- Proposition W.
Vista Taxpayer Protection Amendment
-- City of Vista
11,091 /
58.67% Yes votes
7,814 /
41.33% No votes
- Shall the ordinance entitled "The Vista Taxpayer Protection Amendment
of 2000" be adopted?
- Proposition X.
Bond Issue
-- Cajon Valley Union School District
31,379 /
68.72% Yes votes
14,281 /
31.28% No votes
- To repair and upgrade classrooms and facilities at schools throughout
the Cajon Valley Union Elementary School District, expand and improve libraries, make health and safety
improvements, repair classroom fire/ smoke alarm systems, build and
acquire new
schools to reduce overcrowding, and give students access to classroom
computer technology, shall the District issue $75 million of bonds at
the lowest interest rates
possible so long as spending is annually reviewed by a citizens'
oversight committee.
- Proposition Y.
Bond Issue
-- Poway Unified School District School Facilities Improvement District 2000-1
34,001 /
62.93% Yes votes
20,031 /
37.07% No votes
- Classrooms to Meet Our Children's Needs. Relieve over-crowding and
repair aging neighborhood schools by:
Replacing aging roofs; Building new schools, classrooms and libraries;
Replacing worn-out heating, plumbing and electrical systems; Replacing
outdated wiring to handle today's technology; Continue class-size
reduction; Acquiring land to build new schools; Shall Poway Unified
School District SFID No.
2000-1 issue $156 million in bonds at legal interest rates with
Taxpayer Safeguards including: an Independent Citizens Oversight
Committee, Annual Audit and NO
money for administrators' salaries?
- Proposition Z.
Bond Issue
-- Santee School District School Facilities Improvement District 1
11,872 /
62.75% Yes votes
7,049 /
37.25% No votes
- To improve and refurbish existing classrooms and play-ground areas,
satisfy health and safety needs, wire schools for
computer technology, expand and enhance school libraries, bring
facilities into compliance with ADA access regulations, replace and
repair out-dated
infrastructure of existing school facilities, and fund the acquisition
and construction of classrooms and facilities at existing school
sites, shall the Santee
School District Improvement District No. 1 be authorized to issue
$28,000,000 of bonds at interest rates below the legal limit?
- Proposition AA.
Bond Issue
-- Southwestern Community College District
64,548 /
69.88% Yes votes
27,817 /
30.12% No votes
- To relieve overcrowding, improve high-tech training facilities,
repair classrooms, and build college buildings, by:
Repairing aging classrooms; Replacing leaking roofs, aging ventilation
and aging plumbing; Renovating science labs, libraries; Building
new classrooms, science labs, libraries; Acquiring/ improving real
property; Renovating electrical systems for modern technology/
Internet access; Upgrading fire
security, alarms, sprinklers; shall Southwestern Community College
District issue $89,354,000 in bonds at interest rates within the legal
limit, with annual independent
audits and NO money for administrators' salaries?
- Proposition BB.
Bond Issue
-- Sweetwater Union High School District
62,330 /
72.41% Yes votes
23,753 /
27.59% No votes
- To relieve overcrowding, repair local schools and improve safety
conditions for students in the Sweetwater Union
High School District, serving the communities of Bonita, Chula Vista,
Imperial Beach, National City, San Ysidro and portions of San Diego,
shall the District repair and upgrade school facilities, adding
classrooms; improving fire alarms; removing asbestos; upgrading
electrical wiring; renovating water and
sewer lines; improving heating and ventilation systems; renovating
restrooms; and replacing worn roofs by issuing $187 million of bonds,
at interest rates within the
legal limit?
- Proposition CC.
-- Pine Valley Fire Protection District
532 /
55.94% Yes votes
419 /
44.06% No votes
- (This proposition shall appear on the ballot in the following form.)
Shall the Pine Valley Fire Protection District institute a special
benefit tax for the purpose of continuing to provide fire
protection and emergency medical services and the hiring of additional
fulltime staffing, which will increase the level of emergency services
provided. Charges will not exceed the amount set forth in Ordinance
2000-01.
- Proposition DD.
District Consolidation
-- Riverview Water District
1,308 /
44.10% Yes votes
1,658 /
55.90% No votes
- ADVISORY VOTE ONLY Should the Riverview Water District Board of
Directors
initiate action to dissolve the Riverview Water District and
reorganize into Lakeside Water District?
- Proposition EE.
Special Tax
-- Valley Center Fire Protection District Community Facilities District 2000-1
3,681 /
67.37% Yes votes
1,783 /
32.63% No votes
- To aid in protecting the lives and property of the residents and
property owners of Valley Center by financing a portion of the cost
of fire suppression and protection services, shall Community
Facilities District No. 2000-1 of the Valley Center Fire Protection
District be authorized to levy special
taxes not to exceed $3.00 per Benefit Unit subject to adjustment
pursuant to the special tax formula contained in Resolution No.
2000-?
- Proposition FF.
Appropriation Limit
-- Valley Center Fire Protection District Community Facilities District 2000-1
3,603 /
69.08% Yes votes
1,613 /
30.92% No votes
- In accordance the Gann Initiative (Article XIIIB of the Constitution
of the State of California), shall Community
Facilities District No. 2000-1 of the Valley Center Fire Protection
District establish an Article XIIIB appropriation limit equal to
$2,500,000?
- Proposition GG.
Special Taxes
-- County Service Area 109 (Mount Laguna Fire)
39 /
68.42% Yes votes
18 /
31.58% No votes
- (This proposition shall appear on the ballot in the following form.)
Shall an Ordinance for funding structural fire protection and
emergency medical services within County Service
Area 109 Mount Laguna be approved establishing special taxes not
exceeding the amounts set forth in the ordinance?
- Proposition HH.
Special Taxes
-- County Service Area 111 (Boulevard Fire)
303 /
65.58% Yes votes
159 /
34.42% No votes
- Shall an ordinance for funding structural fire protection and
emergency medical services within County Service
Area 111 Boulevard be approved establishing special taxes not
exceeding the amounts set forth in the ordinance?
- Proposition JJ.
Special Taxes
-- County Service Area 112 (Campo Fire)
254 /
65.97% Yes votes
131 /
34.03% No votes
- Shall an ordinance for funding structural fire protection and
emergency medical services within County Service
Area 112 Campo be approved establishing special taxes not exceeding
the amounts set forth in the ordinance?
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