Lakeside Union school bond election, Proposition V, 2008

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Proposition V, or the Lakeside Union Elementary School District bond proposal, appeared on the November 4, 2008 ballot in San Diego County, California for voters in the Lakeside Union Elementary School district.

The measure authorizes a bond of $79.55 million. To pass, it required a supermajority of 55% of those voting.

Lakeside last passed a bond measure in the 1950s. The district has about 3,700 students.

Measure V was approved with 64.07% of the vote.

The language on the ballot said:

"Shall Lakeside Union Elementary School District improve and equip local elementary and middle schools to help students meet and exceed high academic standards, through projects including: Improving classrooms/labs for teaching science, math, art and English; Upgrading schools for today's computer learning technology; Repairing outdated wiring, plumbing, heating, air conditioning; Improving safety; by issuing $79.55 million in bonds, at legal interest rates, with annual financial audits, citizens' oversight, all funds remaining local, and no funds for administrator salaries?"

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