Salinas City Elementary School District Measure T (June 2008)
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The Salinas City Elementary School District Measure V will appear on the June 3, 2008 ballot in Monterey County, California. It is a bond issue question authorizing $80 million in new indebtedness. To pass, it must earn the approval of 55% of the voters.
Due to an error in the printing process, Measure T was left off half the permanent absentee ballots in one of the district's precincts.
The text of the ballot question as it appears on the ballot is, "This is a neighborhood school transformation/safety measure. Out of concern for student safety, for improving the education of students, and qualifying for state matching funds; shall Salinas City Elementary School District modernize aging facilities; create safe pick-up/drop-off areas, renovate communications, electrical, plumbing, restrooms; acquire/construct/repair/equip classrooms/facilities, by issuing $80 million in bonds within legal maximums, with citizens' oversight to ensure expenditures only for school improvements, with all moneys benefiting local children?"
See also
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- Monterey County June 3, 2008 ballot measures
- Salinas' Measure T takes aim at school traffic, security problems
- Freedom 1776, group opposing Measure T.
- Salinas' Measure T left off 300 ballots
