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- Measure G.
Minimum Wage Increase
-- City of Santa Cruz
(Initiative)
8,693 /
39.05% Yes votes ......
13,571 /
60.95% No votes
- Shall the City adopt an ordinance requiring employers in
the City of Santa Cruz to pay a minimum wage of $9.25
per hour rather than the $6.75 per hour minimum wage
required by State law?
- Measure H.
Sales Tax Replacement
-- City of Santa Cruz
12,310 /
58.04% Yes votes ......
8,901 /
41.96% No votes
- Shall the one-quarter of one percent City of Santa Cruz
General Fund sales tax that was approved in 2004 for a
five-year period be replaced with a one-half of one percent
General Fund sales tax for local use only, without a sunset
provision, to help limit future budget cuts, repair the City's streets,
support public safety, and provide additional security and
maintenance for City parks?
- Measure I.
UCSC Growth Ordinance
-- City of Santa Cruz
16,486 /
76.65% Yes votes ......
5,021 /
23.35% No votes
- Shall the Santa Cruz Municipal Code be amended to add an
ordinance that promotes sustainable growth in the City by
opposing the negative impacts of proposed University of
California at Santa Cruz ("UCSC") growth and by prohibiting
the City from providing services to the University necessary for
University expansion until the University has fully implemented
mitigation measures intended to offset the negative
environmental impacts that will otherwise result from that
expansion?
- Measure J.
Water and Sewer Service Area Expansion
-- City of Santa Cruz
(Charter Amendment)
16,585 /
79.98% Yes votes ......
4,152 /
20.02% No votes
- In order to preserve the City's limited remaining water
capacity that is available to current utility users and to
conserve capacity in the City's wastewater treatment plant,
shall the City of Santa Cruz Charter be amended to require
a vote of the people before the City Council will be allowed to
initiate an annexation to the City's water service area or sewer
service area?
- Measure K.
Marijuana Law Enforcement Priority
-- City of Santa Cruz
(Initialtive)
13,969 /
63.88% Yes votes ......
7,900 /
36.12% No votes
- Shall the Santa Cruz Municipal Code be amended by
adding an ordinance that requires Santa Cruz police
officers and other law enforcement officers in the City of
Santa Cruz to make enforcement of state and federal laws
pertaining to the distribution, sale, cultivation or use of marijuana
by adults their lowest law enforcement priority?
- Measure L.
Sales Tax
-- City of Watsonville
4,159 /
59.97% Yes votes ......
2,776 /
40.03% No votes
- In order to maintain critical City services such as police,
parks, fire and community services, neighborhood crime
prevention, building code enforcement, gang prevention
programs, road and pothole repair and other services
provided by the City of Watsonville, shall the sales tax in
Watsonville be increased by one quarter of one percent (0.25%)
to be effective if the voters also cap the City's retirement tax
collection rate at 7.7 cents per $100.00 of assessed value?
- Measure M.
Retirement Tax Rate
-- City of Watsonville
3,477 /
50.96% Yes votes ......
3,346 /
49.04% No votes
- Shall the City of Watsonville amend Subdivision (b) of
Section 1122 of Article XI of the Charter of the City of
Watsonville by adding a new Subdivision (3) which caps
the retirement tax rate at 7.7 cents per $100.00 of
assessed value, to be effective on July 1, 2007, if the voters also
approve a one quarter of one percent (0.25%) sales tax increase?
- Measure N.
Bond
-- Scotts Valley Fire Protection District
3,874 /
52.27% Yes votes ......
3,537 /
47.73% No votes
- SCOTTS VALLEY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
BOND MEASURE. Shall the Scotts Valley Fire
Protection District be authorized to issue general
obligation bonds (no bond exceeding 30 years from
issuance) in a principal amount not exceeding $5,200,000,
bearing interest at legal rates, to assist in constructing a new fire
station, pay costs of issuance, and levy an ad valorem tax on
taxable property in the District at a rate sufficient to pay for the
bonds and the administration thereof?
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