Sentences with phrase «approved bond measures»

Estimate for Several Dozen School Districts Where Voters Approved Bond Measures Only Before Enactment of Proposition 39 or Lack Data

It sounded like a great idea back in 2006 when voters approved bond measures to the tune of $ 20 billion for such projects.

Maine also approved bond measures to create an animal and plant disease and insect control lab, build a genomics and disease research center, and modernize and expand a biological lab specializing in tissue repair and regeneration.

More than 71 % of San Bernardino voters approve Bond Measure N, allocating $ 250 million to renovate San Bernardino Unified school facilities.

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The big spenders were nonetheless defeated by a citizens» group that spent only $ 15,000 to support the bond measure, which passed with 57 % of the vote on Nov. 7, approving up to $ 150 million in financing for a city - run broadband utility.

The bond measure was approved, providing $ 40 million to build a new central kitchen, as well as an urban farm and education complex designed to serve lower - income communities within the city.

LeBarre said the bond measure was approved because the school district worked with members of the community, discussing the need for resources to help boost their children's long - term success with improved nutrition and the plans for how the funds will be used to accomplish these goals.

If approved, the measure would not increase property taxes going to the Park District because it is retiring bonds for the construction of its existing recreation center.

Law said bond rating agencies threatened downgrades if the measures were approved and counts a Fitch upgrade of LIPA this year as among his accomplishments.

He is one of the finest, if not the very finest, researcher in the field,» said Dale Carlson, spokesperson for The California Institute for Regenerative Medicine, which was created to administer the $ 3 billion state bond measure approved by California voters in 2004.

Fortune smiled on California school district administrators last week as voters approved millions of dollars worth of local bond measures while rejecting a proposed statewide restriction on districts» administrative spending.

Voters approved Omaha Public Schools» $ 410 million bond referendum and another district's $ 510 million measure.

The money now being allocated is tied to the $ 7 billion bond measure, Proposition 51, to support school construction, which was approved by voters in November, 2016.

S is a $ 2.1 billion bond measure that was approved by 68.71 percent of San Diego voters in 2008.

Z is a $ 2.8 billion bond measure approved by 61.8 percent of the voters in 2012.

The Sacramento City Unified School District Board of Education approved a resolution to place a $ 346 million bond measure on the November ballot.

The Natomas Unified School District (NUSD) Board of Trustees voted and unanimously approved a $ 129 million bond measure for the 2014 November ballot.

LAUSD's three bond measures — K, R, and Y — were approved post-Prop 39 as a result of the bargain.

Voters overwhelmingly approved a school bond measure to replace four of the district's oldest schools and fund other upgrades, benefiting students in every school.

Note that Article 13A, Section 1 of the California Constitution restricts how a community college district can spend borrowed money obtained through bond sales authorized through ballot measures approved by 55 % of the voters under the criteria of Proposition 39 (2000).

Among the long list of accomplishments that includes participation in nearly every major education policy decision since the mid-1980s - O'Connell said he is most proud of his role in getting voters to approve a ballot measure that reduced the threshold for passing school bonds to 55 percent.

Torlakson said voters approved two - thirds of the school construction bonds on June ballots and he believes they will also support local bond measures in November, along with a statewide bond measure in 2014.

Voters in the Mt. Diablo school district approved a $ 348 million bond measure in 2010 that helped pay for an $ 80 million solar project at about 51 schools that is expected to save millions of dollars in energy costs over 30 years.

$ 2.2 billion in local funding is provided in Sound Transit 2 Bonds leveraging a voter approved revenue measure passed in 2008.

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Following a major referendum last year in which San Francisco residents approved a $ 100 million bond measure to install as many solar panels in the city as the rest of the nation does all year, Mayor Willie Brown announced a $ 7.4 million project to install solar panels on the roof to the Moscone Convention Center.

The Details: If approved, this initiative would authorize the spending of $ 7.5 billion for water infrastructure projects, making it the fourth - largest water bond measure in California's history.