Columbia Elementary School District Measure D: School Bond ($11.5 Million)
What does this measure do?
Supports: Public Education Quality, Public Infrastructure
Columbia Elementary School District would borrow $11.5 million to replace plumbing, sewer, electrical and heating systems, update classrooms and old portables, and add safety upgrades at its two schools. Property owners would pay an average of about $23 a year per $100,000 of assessed value.
Proposed by: Columbia School District Board of Trustees
The district's elected school board, which voted to ask voters to let the district borrow money for repairs at Columbia Elementary and Mountain View Middle School.
Source: elections.shastacounty.gov
A YES vote means
The district may borrow $11.5 million for school repairs and charge a property tax to repay it. It needs 55% yes to pass.
A NO vote means
The district may not borrow this money for these school repairs.
Source: elections.shastacounty.gov
Source: elections.shastacounty.gov