Mill Valley School District parcel tax election (2008)
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Measure A sought a $193 increase in the district's current parcel tax.
The school board unanimously voted to put the parcel tax increase on the Nov. 4 ballot. The measure increases the existing $427 parcel tax by $193 and extend the tax until 2018. There would be an exemption for seniors 65 and over.
Measure A was approved with 74.08% of the vote.
The measure brings the total parcel tax to about $620 per year, and will include annual 5% increases. It is expected to yield about $2 million a year in additional taxes.
Enrollment in Mill Valley has been climbing in recent years. After Measure A passed in November 2008, enrollment climbed by another 206 new students.[1]
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- ↑ Marin Independent Journal, "Surge in new students has Marin considering reopening some old facilities", September 27, 2009
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