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1990-06-26 - Ballots A OFFICIAL BALLOT — SPECIAL ELECTION BALLOT CARD Deschutes County, Oregon, June 26, 1990 NO. DESCHUTES COUNTY EDUCATION SERVICE DISTRICT 9-6. ONE YEAR OPERATING LEVY. QUESTION:Shall Deschutes County Education Service District levy$524,795 outside tax base for special education programs during 1990-91? EXPLANATION: This levy will continue present services of the Deschutes County Education Service District at the 1989-90 level. These services include school nurses for all students in the county, psychological services for students with learning handicaps, programs for developmen- tally delayed preschool children, coordination of vocational education programs for high school students,a film library available to all teachers in the county,and inservices training programs for teachers throughout the region. This levy contains no funds for program additions or improve- ments. It equals the 1989-90 budget plus the constitutional increase of 6%. If this levy is approved, the estimated additional tax rate will be$.17 per$1000 of assessed valuation,for a total levy rate of $.43 per $1000 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 oftheestimate. YES 8 NO 9 WARNING Any person who, by use of force or other means, unduly influences an elector to vote in any particular manner or to refrain from voting,is subject,upon conviction, to imprisonment or to a fine, or both. B OFFICIAL BALLOT — SPECIAL ELECTION BALLOT CARD Deschutes County, Oregon, June 26, 1990 NO. DESCHUTES COUNTY EDUCATION SERVICE DISTRICT 9-6. ONE YEAR OPERATING LEVY. QUESTION:Shall Deschutes County Education Service District levy$524,795 outside tax base for special education programs during 1990-91? EXPLANATION: This levy will continue present services of the Deschutes County Education Service District at the 1989-90 level. YES 8 These services include school nurses for all students in the county, psychological services for students with learning handicaps, programs for developmentally delayed preschool children, co- NO 9 ordination of vocational education programs for high school students, a film library available to all teachers in the county,and inservices training programs for teachers throughout the region. This levy contains no funds for program additions or improvements. It equals the 1989-90 budget plus the constitutional increase of 6%. If this levy is approved,the estimated additional tax rate will be$.17 per$1000 of assessed valuation,fora total levy rate of$.43 per$1000 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. CENTRAL OREGON PARK AND RECREATION DISTRICT 9-1. THREE-YEAR OPERATING SERIAL LEVY. QUESTION:Shall Central Oregon Park and Recreation District levy$40,229 for three years outside the tax base for recreation beginning 1990/91? EXPLANATION:This measure will provide funds so that Central Oregon Park and Recreation District can continue operating YES 14 recreation programs at the current level. It funds a Recreation Director position and some program supervisors costs. The total amount of money to be raised by this levy will be NO 15 $120,687 to be levied in equal proportions of $40,229 over the fiscal years 1990/91 through 1992/93. It is estimated this action will increase tax rates by 10 cents per$1,000 assessed value in fiscal year 1990/91. The estimated tax cost of this measure is an ESTIMATE ONLY based on information available from the county assessor at the time of the estimate. — - 9-2.ONE-YEAR CAPITAL CONSTRUCTIGNA"Y- QUESTION: Shall Central Oregon Park and Recreation District levy $83,906.00 outside its tax base for capital construction for 1990/91? EXPLANATION:This measure provides funds for repairs and the addition of office space at Cascade Swim Center. Needed repairs YES 18 include installation of a metal roof over the existing roof to stop leakage, and removal and treatment of rust on the roof trusses. NO 19 The total amount of money to be raised by this levy will be $83,906 to be levied only in the fiscal year 1990/91. It is estimated this action will increase tax rates by 20 cents per$1,000 assessed value in fiscal year 1990/91.The estimated tax cost of this measure is an ESTIMATE ONLY based on information available from the county assessor at the time of estimate. WARNING Any person who, by use of force or other means, unduly influences an elector to vote in any particular manner or to refrain from voting,is subject,upon conviction, to imprisonment or to a fine, or both. M 11 OFFICIAL BALLOT— SPECIAL ELECTION. BALLOT CARD Deschutes County, Oregon, June 26, 1990 No. DESCHUTES COUNTY EDUCATION SERVICE DISTRICT 94. ONE YEAR OPERATING LEVY. QUESTION:Shall Deschutes County Education Service District levy$524,795 outside tax base for special education programs during 1990-�91,? EXPLANATION: This levy will continue present services of the Deschutes County Education Service District.at the 1989-90 level.;These services-include school nurses for all students in the county; psychological services for students with learning handicaps,programs for developmen- tally delayed,,preschool children,`coordination of vocational education programs for high school, students,a film library available to all teachers in the county,and inservices training programs for teachers throughout the region. This levy contains no funds for program additions or improve- ments.'It equals the 1989-90 budget plus the constitutional;increase of 6%.If this levy is approved, the estimated additional tax rate will be$17 per$1000 of assessed valuation,fora total levy rate of $.43 per$1000 of assessed valuation. The estimated tax cost for this measure is an ESTIMATE ONLY based on the best information available from the County Assessor atthe time of the estimate. e s NO 9 FOUR,RIVERS,VECTOR CONTROL DISTRICT 9-4. MERGER OF FOUR RIVERS.-AND UNIT 6 VECTOR CONTROL DISTRICTS. QUESTION:,Shall'the Deschutes River Recreation Homesites Unit 6 Vector Control District be merged Intp the Four Rivers Vector Control,District? EXPLANATION: By merging, the two districts will become one district., Four Rivers will be the surviving district and will have responsibility for carrying out a vector control program (mosquito control) in all areasof the enlarged,district.The effective date will be July 11 1,990.The Districtwill be run by a five-member board of trustees.Those trustees will beselected from among the existing members of the boards of trustees for the two districts. YES 24 V RNINGS Any person who; by use of force`er other means, unduly influences,an elector to vote in any particular r6anner or to refrain from voting,is subject,upon conviction, to imprisonment or to a fine, or both. D OFFICIAL BALLOT — SPECIAL ELECTION BALLOT CARD Deschutes County, Oregon, June 26, 1990 NO. DESCHUTES COUNTY EDUCATION SERVICE DISTRICT 9-6. ONE YEAR OPERATING LEVY. QUESTION:Shall Deschutes County Education Service District levy$524,795 outside tax base for special education programs during 1990-91? EXPLANATION: This levy will continue present services of the Deschutes County Education Service District at the 1989-90 level. These services include school nurses for all students in the county, psychological services for students with learning handicaps, programs for developmen- tally delayed preschool children, coordination of vocational education programs for high school students,a film library available to all teachers in the county,and inservices training programsfor teachers throughout the region. This levy contains no funds for program additions or improve- ments. It equals the 1989-90 budget plus the constitutional increase of 6%. If this levy is approved, the estimated additional tax rate will be$.17 per$1000 of assessed valuation,for a total levy rate of $.43 per $1000 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. YES 8 NO 9 DESCHUTES RIVER RECREATION HOMESITES UNIT 6 VECTOR CONTROL DISTRICT 9-5. MERGER OF FOUR RIVERS AND UNIT 6 VECTOR CONTROL DISTRICTS. QUESTION: Shall the Deschutes River Recreation Homesites Unit 6 Vector Control District be merged into the Four Rivers Vector Control District? EXPLANATION: By merging, the two districts will become one district. Four Rivers will be the surviving district and will have responsibility for carrying out a vector control program (mosquito control) in all areas of the enlarged district.The effective date will be July 1, 1990.The District will be run by a five-member board of trustees.Those trustees will be selected from among the existing members of the boards of trustees for the two districts. YES 30 NO 31 WARNING Any person who, by use of force or other means, unduly influences an elector to vote in any particular manner or to refrain from voting,is subject,upon conviction, to imprisonment or to a fine, or both. E OFFICIAL BALLOT — SPECIAL ELECTION BALLOT CARD Deschutes County, Oregon, June 26, 1990 NO. DESCHUTES COUNTY EDUCATION SERVICE DISTRICT 9-6. ONE YEAR OPERATING LEVY. QUESTION:Shall Deschutes County Education Service District levy$524,795 outside tax base for special education programs during 1990-91? EXPLANATION: This levy will continue present services of the Deschutes County Education Service District at the 1989-90 level. These services include school nurses for all students in the county, psychological services for students with learning handicaps, programs for developmen- tally delayed preschool children, coordination of vocational education programs for high school students, a film library available to all teachers in the county,and inservices training programs for teachers throughout the region. This levy contains no funds for program additions or improve- ments. It equals the 1989-90 budget plus the constitutional increase of 6%. If this levy is approved, the estimated additional tax rate will be$.17 per$1000 of assessed valuation,for a total levy rate of $.43 per $1000 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. YES 8 NO 9 WARDLE SPECIAL ROAD DISTRICT 9-3. ONE YEAR OPERATING LEVY WARDLE SPECIAL ROAD DISTRICT QUESTION: Shall the McArdle Special Road District levy$2,400.00 outside the Tax Base for road improvement operating expenses during 1990/91? EXPLANATION: McArdle Special Road District, formed in 1989 proposes a one year operating levy to raise $2,400.00 in 1990/91. These monies will be used to begin upgrading the road surface and to make other necessary improvements as required. The estimated tax cost of this measure is $3.35 per thousand dollars assessed value. The esti- mated 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. YES 36 NO 37 WARNING Any person who, by use of force or other means, unduly influences an elector to vote in any particular manner or to refrain from voting,is subject,upon conviction, to imprisonment or to a fine, or both.