1993-23572-Order No. 93-163 Recorded 7/7/1993i
93.23572
BEFORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON
An Order Declaring the Result of *_
the Special Election Held on June *`'`` _}
29, 1993, on the Deschutes County *'
911 County Service District Measure
Election Relating to a Two -Year
Operating Serial Levy.
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ORDER NO. 93-163
WHEREAS, a special election in Deschutes County, Oregon, was held
on June 29, 1993, on the Deschutes County 911 County Service District
measure set forth in Exhibit "A;" and
WHEREAS, the Abstract of Votes at the election, set forth in
Exhibit "B," shows that a majority of the votes cast were in favor of
the measure; now, therefore,
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON,
ORDERS as follows:
That at the special election held in Deschutes County, Oregon, on
June 29, 1993, 11,762 electors votes "Yes" and 9,382 electors voted
"No" on the measure captioned "Two -Year Operating Serial Levy," set
forth in Exhibit "A," attached hereto and by this reference
incorporated herein, as evidenced by the Abstract of Votes, marked
Exhibit "B," attached hereto and by this reference incorporated herein;
and that the measure is declared to have passed.
DATED this 7th day of July, 1993.
ATTEST:
Recording Secretary
BOARD OF COIUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF DESCH S COUNTY, OREGON
TOM 00P, cr, it
NANCY PqPFk8C I LANGEN, Commissi t
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BARRY H/ SLAUGHTER, C
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INSTRUCTIONS TO
VOTER
USE A PENCIL ONLY
TO VOTE, BLACKEN
THE OVAL (4111111111111,)
COMPLETELY TO
THE LEFT OF THE
RESPONSE OF YOUR
STATE MEASURE
REFERRED TO THE
PEOPLE BY THE LEGIS-
LATIVE ASSEMBLY
1. ALLOWS VOTER AP-
PROVAL OF URBAN RE-
NEWAL BOND REPAY-
MENT OUTSIDE LIMIT
QUESTION: Shall Oregon's Con-
stitution be amended allowing local
voters to authorize taxes outside
Article XI limit to repay urban re-
newal bonds?
EXPLANATION: Payments for
bonds are generally excluded from
the property tax rate limit, but courts
have interpreted Ballot Measure 5,
adopted in 1990, to include taxes to
pay urban renewal bonds within the
limit. This measure maintains the
limit on urban renewal bonds, which
may be used for community devel-
opment and housing, unless local
voters authorize bond payment out-
sidethe limit. If this measure passes,
cities orcounties could ask voters to
approve taxes outside the tax limita-
tion to repay current or future urban
renewal bonds.
ESTIMATE OF FINANCIAL IM-
PACT - Local revenue impact: No
direct impact. To the extent voters
approve urban renewal taxes to re-
pay debt outside Measure 5's limits,
urban renewal revenuewill increase.
If taxes imposed outside the limit
replace levies currently imposed in-
side the limit and the area is cur-
rently above the Measure 5
nonschool limit, local city and county
revenue will increase. State rev-
enue impact: No direct impact.
o YES
BALLOT - SPECIAL ELECTION
COUNTY, OREGON - JUNE 29, 1993
DESCHUTES COUNTY
9-1-1 COUNTY SERVICE
DISTRICT
9-1. TWO-YEAR OPERAT-
ING SERIAL LEVY.
QUESTION: Shall County 9-1-1
District levy $397,000.00 each year
for two years outside tax base for
operating purposes beginning in
1993-94?
SUMMARY: Funds provided by the
two-year serial levy will be used to
maintain existing Deschutes County
9-1-1 County Services District ser-
vices. The proposed two-year serial
levy will replace a prior levy that
ends in June 1993.
The total amount to be raised by the
two-year serial levy for 9-1-1 opera-
tion purposes is $794,000.00. This
amount of proposed taxes is outside
the limitation imposed by Section
11, Article XI, Oregon Constitution.
This tax is subject to the other gov-
ernmental purposes limit of Section
11(b), Article XI, of the Oregon Con-
stitution. Approval of this measure
would not reduce the property tax
collections of other non -school dis-
trict units of local government avail-
able under the provisions of Section
11(b), Article XI, Oregon Constitu-
tion and implementing legislation.
The revenues raised will be used
exclusively for other governmental
purposes.
The estimated tax impact of this
measure is 7 cents per thousand
dollars of assessed valuation. The
estimated tax cost for this measure
is an ESTIMATE ONLY based on
the best information available from
the county assessor at the time of
the estimate.
o YES
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DESCHUTES COUNTY
9-2. DESCHUTES
COUNTY TRANSIENT
ROOM TAX EXEMPTIONS
QUESTION: Shall County Code
amendment eliminating tax exemp-
tions for personally rented short
term and vacation rentals be ap-
proved?
SUMMARY: Renters of hotel,
motel and similar accommodations
pay transient room taxes. Rev-
enues from the transient room tax,
paid by these renters, have been
used to partially pay for County
services used by County visitors
and promote tourism. The ordi-
nance eliminates the exemption
from taxation for facilities such as
homes, condominium units and
cabins personally rented by the
owner beginning October 1, 1993.
Approval of measure ratifies an
amendment to Sections 4.08.020,
Definitions, and 4.08.070, Exemp-
tions, of Chapter 4.08, Transient
Room Tax, Deschutes County
Code.
o YES
CD NO
PLEASE REMEMBER
TO USE A PENCIL
ONLY
WARNING
'Any person who, by use of
(force or other means, unduly
influences an elector to vote
in any particular manner orto
refrain from voting, is sub-
ject, upon conviction, to
imprisonment or to a fine, or
both.
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SIGNATURE OF COUNTY CLERK
DATE OF ABSTRACT
7-1-93
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ABSTRACT OF VOTES AT GENERAL AND SPECIAL
ABSTRACT OF VOTES AT PRIMARY ELECTIONS
ELECTIONS
Separate sheets for Democratic, Republican. Nonpartisan and other candidates.
Votes cast for governor must be on separate page or pages
(ORS 264.646).
Separate sheets for candidates for city, county (Including precinct) and slate Dikes.
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SIGNATURE OF COUNTY CLERK
GATE OF A897RACT
7-1-93
ABSTRACT OF VOTES AT GENERAL AND SPECIAL
ABSTRACT OF VOTE AT PRIMAIN7 ELECTIONS
ELECTIONS
Voles cast for governor must be on separate page or pages
(ORS 254.645).
Separate sheets for Demoande, Republican, Nonpartisan and other candidates.
Separate sheets for candidates for city, county (including precinct) and state offices.