To repair and replace old buildings/infrastructure, including classrooms, restrooms, roofs, dry-rot, grounds, electrical and sewer systems; provide safe drinking water; and improve student health, safety, security and access; shall Penn Valley Union Elementary School District’s measure to issue $16 million in bonds at legal rates with projected levies of $28.65 per $100,000 assessed value, raising an average $935,000 annually while bonds are outstanding, and requiring ALL funds be spent on Williams Ranch and Ready Springs AND citizens’ oversight/audits be adopted?
3, Nevada County • 2020 • Measure
Failed
Result: 41.5% yes, 58.5% no (6,029 votes cast)
AI-generated plain-language summary
This measure would have authorized Penn Valley Union Elementary School District to issue $16 million in bonds to repair and replace school buildings and infrastructure, including classrooms, restrooms, electrical systems, and other facilities at Williams Ranch and Ready Springs schools. The bonds would have been repaid through property tax assessments of approximately $28.65 per $100,000 of assessed property value.