To maintain schools by repairing and upgrading classrooms/restrooms/plumbing/electrical/heating/ air-conditioning/security/fire/earthquake safety systems; updating science/ engineering classrooms; repairing, constructing, acquiring educational/athletic/arts facilities/equipment, shall San Marino Unified School District's measure authorizing $200 million in bonds, within legal interest rates, levying $0.06 per $100 assessed value, averaging $11.9 million annually, while bonds are outstanding, be approved, with no increase to tax rate limits?
3, Los Angeles County • 2020 • Measure
Failed
Result: 41.1% yes, 58.9% no (4,377 votes cast)
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This measure would have authorized San Marino Unified School District to issue $200 million in bonds to repair and upgrade school facilities, including classrooms, safety systems, and educational equipment. The bonds would have been repaid through property taxes at a rate of $0.06 per $100 of assessed property value.