Upon a two-thirds vote of approval, shall a special tax, replacing the current special tax of $195.00 per year which will expire on June 30, 2019, be imposed for a period of four (4) years starting July 1, 2019 for the specific purpose of emergency medical response, fire protection and prevention and hazardous materials response, and shall this tax be authorized in the amount of $198.00 per year, with optional annual adjustments not exceeding two percent (2%), on each parcel of real property or condominium unit within the District, excluding those parcels exempt from property tax and the following parcel numbers: 108-010-004, 108-101-008, 108-101-015, 108-010-016, 108-010-017, 108-010-021, 108-010-023, 108-053-006, 108-053-007, 108-090-002, 108-141-001,108-211-008, 108-283-004, 108-232-001, 108-241-003, 108-320-009, 108-320-035, 108-320-042, and 108-060-011, said tax to be collected along with the Plumas County property taxes, and shall the District appropriations limit (spending limit) be raised by the amount of the annual proceeds from this special tax for the period this tax is in effect, which revenue shall be deposited into a specifically created account on which an annual report shall be made as required by Government Code Section 50075.3?
1, Plumas County • 2019 • M
Passed
Result: 86.3% yes, 13.7% no (146 votes cast)
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This measure replaces an expiring $195 annual special tax with a new $198 annual special tax (with optional 2% annual adjustments) on property parcels in Plumas for four years to fund emergency medical response, fire protection and prevention, and hazardous materials response. The measure also raises the district's spending limit by the amount of annual tax proceeds and requires the revenue to be deposited in a specific account with annual reporting.