Issaquah School District Levy Replacement, 3 (February 2010)
There were three Issaquah School District Levy Replacement measures on the February 9 ballot in King County for voters in the Issaquah school district.
All three measures were approved
Proposition 1
- YES 14,756 (65.7%)
- NO 7,704 (34.3%)
Proposition 2
- YES 13,958 (64.24%)
- NO 7,771 (35.76%)
Proposition 3
- YES 14,266 (65.58%)
- NO 7,489 (34.42%)[1]
The first measure sought replace a levy that is set to expire, the money will be used for education programs and school operation costs. The levy will be in the amount of $2.06 per $1,000 of assessed property value for a further four years.[2]
The second measure sought to add an additional $.49 to the current levy for a further four years in order to help pay for technology upgrades in the classrooms.[3]
The third measure sought to also add an additional $.09 to the current levy in order to help pay for new school buses for the district, it would only be in place for one year.[4]
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