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- Measure A.
Temporary Transaction and Use Taxes
-- City of Salinas
14,552 /
48.20% Yes votes ......
15,639 /
51.80% No votes
- Shall the ordinance proposing to amend Chapter 32 of the City Code be approved, thereby imposing a half cent transaction and use tax on tangible personal property either purchased or consumed within the City of Salinas, which shall be reduced to a quarter-cent five years after its effective date and shall terminate in its entirety fifteen years after its effective date?
- Measure B.
Utility Users Maximum Tax
-- City of Salinas
10,393 /
34.24% Yes votes ......
19,963 /
65.76% No votes
- Shall the ordinance that proposes to raise the maximum annual utility users tax imposed on telephone, electricity, gas, water, and cable television services from two thousand dollars to four thousand dollars over a four-year period, then increases said tax based on the rate of inflation thereafter, be approved?
- Measure C.
Business License Tax
-- City of Salinas
15,432 /
50.99% Yes votes ......
14,833 /
49.01% No votes
- Shall the ordinance proposing to raise business license tax rates to the 1998 level and remove the exemption from such tax for manufacturers, agricultural, and other businesses be approved?
- Measure D.
School Bond Issue
-- Graves Union School District
16 /
76.19% Yes votes ......
5 /
23.81% No votes
- To compensate for the increase in construction costs since 2001, shall the Graves School District be authorized to construct and modernize school facilities and classrooms, modernize HVAC systems, upgrade electrical systems to accommodate access to computers and modern technology, by issuing $180,000 of bonds subject to accountability measures and at an interest rate below the legal limit?
- Measure E.
School Bond Issue
-- Mission Union School District
103 /
81.75% Yes votes ......
23 /
18.25% No votes
- To make health and safety improvements including improvements to restrooms, fire and life-safety systems; upgrade interior lighting; refinish/repair interior walls, wall coverings and floor coverings; upgrade/replace classroom heating/cooling systems; and otherwise modernize and equip classrooms; shall Mission Union Elementary School District issue $315,000 of bonds at legal interest rates?
- Measure F.
Utility User Tax on Cellular Telephone Service
-- City of King City
399 /
22.76% Yes votes ......
1,354 /
77.24% No votes
- Shall the ordinance proposing to amend Chapter 3.28 of the City Code by confirming that cellular telephone services are subject to the utility user tax in the same manner and to the same extent as other telephone service, be approved?
- Measure G.
Utility User Tax Rate
-- City of King City
474 /
27.23% Yes votes ......
1,267 /
72.77% No votes
- Shall the ordinance proposing to amend Chapter 3.28 of the City Code by increasing the utility user tax rate on telephone, electricity, water, gas and cable television services from two percent to four percent during the two-year period January 1, 2005 to December 31, 2006, be approved?
- Measure H.
Utility Users Maximum Tax
-- City of King City
590 /
34.14% Yes votes ......
1,138 /
65.86% No votes
- Shall the ordinance proposing to amend Chapter 3.28 of the City Code by removing the two thousand dollar maximum utility users' tax payable on telephone, electricity, water, gas, and cable television services in any one calendar year, be approved?
- Measure I.
Construction Limits in "O" Zones
-- City of Pacific Grove
3,861 /
49.17% Yes votes ......
3,991 /
50.83% No votes
- Shall the Pacific Grove Municipal Code be changed to prohibit the construction of all new buildings in the "O" zones of the City and to limit enlargement of existing buildings in the "O" zones of the City?
- Measure J.
Utility User Tax
-- City of Greenfield
358 /
19.64% Yes votes ......
1,465 /
80.36% No votes
- Shall an ordinance be adopted to raise the City of Greenfield's existing Utility User Tax by 3%?
- Measure K.
Sales Tax Increase of 0.25%
-- City of Monterey
5,463 /
49.13% Yes votes ......
5,656 /
50.87% No votes
- Shall the ordinance imposing a temporary transactions and use tax (sales tax) rate increase of one-quarter of one percent (0.25%), which will end after five years, be adopted to help limit further service reductions and budget cuts in the City's General Fund?
- Measure L.
Sales Tax of 0.5%
-- City of Sand City
46 /
56.10% Yes votes ......
36 /
43.90% No votes
- Shall the ordinance be adopted imposing a transactions and use tax at the rate of one-half of one percent (0.50%) on the retail sale of goods in Sand City, to be used for general City purposes?"
- Measure M.
Utility Users' Tax
-- City of Marina
3,059 /
49.11% Yes votes ......
3,170 /
50.89% No votes
- May the City Council impose, for periods not to exceed two years, the Utility Users' Tax pursuant to Municipal Code Chapter 3.14, for general government purposes, in an amount not to exceed 5%, after public hearing(s) and making written findings that the funds are needed for basic public safety, health, youth and senior citizens services? The tax may be overturned any time by subsequent referendum vote and may not be imposed after January 1, 2011.
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