Alameda County, California ballot measures
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Pending
- Berkeley Downtown Area Plan Referendum, 2010
- Alameda Unified School District board recall, Alameda County, California (2009)
- Pleasanton Referendum on the Oak Grove Development (2010)
February 10, 2010
November 3, 2009
Albany Unified School District parcel tax, Measure I (November 2009)
Albany Unified School District parcel tax combination, Measure J (November 2009)
Emeryville Card Room Business License Tax, Measure K (November 2009)
Newark Utility Users Tax, Measure L (November 2009)
July 21, 2009
Oakland Hotel Tax, Measure C, July 2009
Oakland Kids First! Funding, Measure D, July 2009
Oakland Marijuana Tax, Measure F, July 2009
Oakland Transfer Tax Clarification, Measure H, July 2009
June 2, 2009
Piedmont Unified School District parcel tax, Measure B, June 2009
Piedmont Unified School District parcel tax, Measure E, June 2009
Pleasanton Unified School District parcel tax, Measure G, June 2009
May 19, 2009
Hayward utility users tax, Measure A, May 2009
November 4, 2008
Dublin school parcel tax, Measure L, 2008
Livermore School Parcel Tax Measure M, 2008
Oakland school parcel tax, Measure N, 2008
San Lorenzo school bond election, Measure O, 2008
Alameda transfer tax, Measure P, 2008
Alameda charter amendment, Measure Q, 2008
Alameda written contracts proposal, Measure R, 2008
Alameda emergency contracts proposal, Measure S, 2008
Alameda city office hours proposal, Measure T, 2008
Alameda auditor requirements, Measure U, 2008
Alameda treasurer requirements, Measure V, 2008
Alameda public utilities board, Measure W, 2008
Alameda historical advisory board, Measure X, 2008
Albany Elected Mayor, Measure Y, 2008
Albany commission terms, Measure Z, 2008
- Albany charter and code revisions, Measures AA-EE, 2008. AA, BB, CC approved. DD and EE defeated.
Berkeley bond measure FF, 2008
Berkeley tax measure GG, 2008
Berkeley appropriations, Measure HH, 2008
Berkeley charter amendment, Measure II, 2008
Berkeley medical marijuana initiative, Measure JJ, 2008
Berkeley voter approval of bus-only lanes, Measure KK, 2008
Berkeley landmark preservation, Measure LL, 2008
Fremont hotel tax, Measure MM, 2008
Oakland police parcel tax, Measure NN, 2008
Oakland Kids First!, Measure OO, 2008
San Leandro utility users tax, Measure RR, 2008
San Leandro 911 tax, Measure SS, 2008
San Leandro police parcel tax, Measure TT, 2008
Union City Services Tax, Measure UU, 2008
Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District Measure VV, 2008
East Bay Regional Park District Measure WW, 2008
- Pleasanton Growth Limit Initiative (2008). PP and QQ were both approved, but PP got more votes and thus goes into effect.
June 3, 2008
Alameda County Measure F (June 2008)
Alameda Unified School District Measure H (June 2008)
Oakland Measure J (June 2008)
Union City Measure K (June 2008)
Hayward Unified Measure I (June 2008)
March 4, 2008
Piedmont Charter Amendment Measure C (March 2008)
Piedmont Municipal Services Tax Measure D (March 2008)
February 5, 2008
Albany Unified School District Measure E (February 2008)
Oakland Unified School District Measure G (February 2008)
Alameda County Measure A (2008)
Alameda County Measure B (2008)
November 6, 2007
Emeryville Utility Users Tax Measure A (November 2007).
Lawsuit over 2004's Measure Y
Alameda County Superior Court judge Frank Roesch ruled in February 2009 that Oakland's use of $7.7 million of proceeds from Measure Y, approved by voters in 2004, is an "impermissible" use of funds. Roesch's ruling came in response to a lawsuit filed by Marleen Sacks after the Oakland City Council approved a plan of Mayor Ron Dellums to use $7.7 million of Measure Y money to help the Oakland Police Department reach full staffing by the end of 2008.[1]
Measure Y was meant to provide 63 additional police officers and $8 million annually to fund specific types of violence prevention programs in Oakland.[2]
As a result of the court ruling, Oakland must repay approximately $15 million to the Measure Y fund, and perform annual audits of the Measure Y fund going back to when it first started.[2]
Courtney Ruby, city auditor, issued an audit in September 2009 subsequent to the court order. The audit says:
- Measure Y funds were disbursed by the city without following the required Request for Proposals procedure.
- Measure Y grantees were not monitored by the city for compliance.
- There were no safeguards in place to ensure that Measure Y funds only provided services for Oakland residents.
Oakland may appeal the court ruling.[2]
Public school districts
There are 18 public school districts in Alameda County.
Alameda Unified School District | Albany Unified School District | Berkeley Unified School District | Castro Valley Unified School District | Dublin Unified School District | Emery Unified School District | Fremont Unified School District | Hayward Unified School District | Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District | New Haven Unified School District | Newark Unified School District | Oakland Unified School District | Piedmont Unified School District | Pleasanton Unified School District | San Leandro Unified School District | San Lorenzo Unified School District | Sunol Glen Unified School District | Mountain House Elementary School District
See also
External links
- Alameda County elections board
- List of local ballot measures on the November 4, 2008 ballot
- Alameda County on Smart Voter
- Alameda County Office of Education
- Alameda County: Voters face long list of ballot questions
References
- ↑ Inside Bay Area, "Judge: Oakland's $7.7 million for more police violated Measure Y", February 11, 2009
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Inside Bay Area, "My Word: Oakland voters must demand accountability", September 23, 2009
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