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Chautauqua Lake School District Fund Increase Limit (February 2010)

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There was a Chautauqua Lake School District Fund Increase Limit measure on the February 9 ballot in Chautauqua County for residents in the Chautauqua Lake school district area.

This measure was approved

  • YES 164 (57.95%)Approveda
  • NO 119 (42.05%)

This measure sought to increase the ultimate limit set on the capital reserve fund, helping to fund long range capital project needs of the school district. After this was approved, school officials were relieved that the community was willing to help them even in the hard economic times.[1]

Footnotes

  1. ↑ The Observer, "Chautauqua Lake passes EXCEL proposal," February 11, 2010
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