1982-11-02 - Ballots OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT CARD BALLOT
1-1 Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982 NO.
United States Representative
FOR
REPRESENTATIVE ROBERT F.(BOB)SMITH Republican 2
IN CONGRESS
Second Congressional
District LARRYANN WILLIS Democrat 3
Vote for One
State Offices
VIC ATIYEH Republican 5
FOR
STATE GOVERNOR
PAUL J.CLEVELAND Libertarian 6
Vote for One
TED KULONGOSKI Democrat 7
FOR BURGESS LAUGHLIN Libertarian 9
COMMISSIONER
OF THE BUREAU OF
LABOR AND MARY ROBERTS Democrat 10
INDUSTRIES
Vote for One MIKE WOOTON Republican 11
FOR FRED BROWN Republican 13
STATE
REPRESENTATIVE
54th District TOM THROOP Democrat 14
Vote for One
OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT CARD BALLOT
1_2 Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982 NO.
United States Representative
FOR
REPRESENTATIVE LARRYANN WILLIS Democrat 2
IN CONGRESS
Second Congressional
District ROBERT F.(BOB)SMITH Republican 3
Vote for One
State Offices
PAUL J.CLEVELAND Libertarian 5
FOR
STATE GOVERNOR
TED KULONGOSKI Democrat 6
Vote for One
VIC ATIYEH Republican 7
FOR MARY ROBERTS Democrat 9
COMMISSIONER
OF THE BUREAU OF
LABOR AND MIKE WOOTON Republican 10
INDUSTRIES
Vote for One BURGESS LAUGHLIN Libertarian 11
FOR TOM THROOP Democrat 13
STATE
REPRESENTATIVE
54th District FRED BROWN Republican 14
Vote for One
OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT CARD BALLOT
1_3 Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982 NO.
United States Representative
FOR
REPRESENTATIVE ROBERT F.(BOB)SMITH Republican 2
IN CONGRESS
Second Congressional
District LARRYANN WILLIS Democrat 3
Vote for One
State Offices
TED KULONGOSKI Democrat 5
FOR
STATE GOVERNOR
VIC ATIYEH Republican 6
Vote for One
PAUL J.CLEVELAND Libertarian 7
FOR MIKE WOOTON Republican 9
COMMISSIONER
OF THE BUREAU OF
LABOR AND BURGESS LAUGHLIN Libertarian 10
INDUSTRIES
Vote for One MARY ROBERTS Democrat 11 as*
FOR
STATE FRED BROWN Republican 13
REPRESENTATIVE
54th District
Vote for One TOM THROOP Democrat 14
OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT CARD BALLOT
1_4 Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982 NO.
United States Representative
FOR
REPRESENTATIVE ROBERT F.(BOB)SMITH Republican 2
IN CONGRESS
Second Congressional
District LARRYANN WILLIS Democrat 3
Vote for One
State Offices
VIC ATIYEH Republican 5
FOR
STATE GOVERNOR
PAUL J.CLEVELAND Libertarian 6
Vote for One
TED KULONGOSKI Democrat 7
FOR BURGESS LAUGHLIN Libertarian 9
COMMISSIONER
OF THE BUREAU OF
LABOR AND MARY ROBERTS Democrat 10
INDUSTRIES
Vote for One MIKE WOOTON Republican 11
FOR BILL C.BELLAMY Republican 15
STATE
REPRESENTATIVE
55th District BILL OLSEN Democrat 16
Vote for One
OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT CARD BALLOT
1-5 Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982 NO.
United States Representative
FOR
REPRESENTATIVE LARRYANN WILLIS Democrat 2
IN CONGRESS
Second Congressional
District ROBERT F.(BOB)SMITH Republican 3
Vote for One
State Offices
PAUL J.CLEVELAND Libertarian 5
FOR
STATE GOVERNOR
TED KULONGOSKI Democrat 6
Vote for One
VIC ATIYEH Republican 7
FOR MARY ROBERTS Democrat 9
COMMISSIONER
OF THE BUREAU OF
LABOR AND MIKE WOOTON Republican 10 a*
INDUSTRIES
Vote for One BURGESS LAUGHLIN Libertarian 11
FOR BILL OLSEN Democrat 15
STATE
REPRESENTATIVE
55th District BILL C.BELLAMY Republican 16
Vote for One
OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT CARD BALLOT
1_6 Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982 NO.
United States Representative
FOR
REPRESENTATIVE ROBERT F.(BOB)SMITH Republican 2
IN CONGRESS
Second Congressional
District LARRYANN WILLIS Democrat 3
Vote for One
State Offices
TED KULONGOSKI Democrat 5
FOR
STATE GOVERNOR
VIC ATIYEH Republican 6
Vote for One
PAUL J.CLEVELAND Libertarian 7
FOR MIKE WOOTON Republican 9
COMMISSIONER
OF THE BUREAU OF
LABOR AND BURGESS LAUGHLIN Libertarian 10
INDUSTRIES
Vote for One MARY ROBERTS Democrat 11
FOR BILL C.BELLAMY Republican 15
STATE
REPRESENTATIVE
55th District BILL OLSEN Democrat 16
Vote for One
OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT BALLOT
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2-1 Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982 NO.
County Offices
FOR
COUNTY YVONNE HELEN RICHER Republican 22 w*
COMMISSIONER
Position q1 LAURENCE A.TUTTLE Democrat 23
Vote for One
FOR JOHN FULLERTON Democrat 2$
COUNTY
COMMISSIONER LOIS PRANTE Independent 26
Position#3
Vote for One WILLIAM S.PREWITT Republican 27
FOR JOYCE GENNA Republican 29
COUNTY CLERK
Vote for One MARY SUE(SUSIE)PENHOLLOW Democrat 30
FOR COUNTY W*
ASSESSOR OSCAR B.BRATTON Republican 32
Vote for One
FOR COUNTY
TREASURER HELEN M.RASTOVICH Democrat 34
Vote for One
Non-Partisan
FOR JUDGE OF THE Keep Wally Carson.
SUPREME COURT WALLACE P.CARSON,JR. ''Exceptionally 36
'osition 6 Vote For One well qualified."
FOR DISTRICT
ATTORNEY TOM HOWES 38 f
Vote for One
BALLOT
OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT CARD
2-2 Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982 No.
County Offices
FOR LAURENCE A.TUTTLE Democrat 22 w*
COUNTY
OMMISSIONER
Position#1 YVONNE HELEN RICHER Republican 23
Vote for One ----
LOIS PRANTE Independent 25
FOR
COUNTY
COMMISSIONER WILLIAM S.PREWITT Republican 26
Position#3
Vote for One JOHN FULLERTON Democrat 27
FOR MARY SUE(SUSIE)PENHOLLOW Democrat 29
COUNTY CLERK
JOYCE GENNA Republican 3!)
Vote for One
FOR COUNTY Republican 32
ASSESSOR OSCAR B.BRATTON
Vote for One
FOR COUNTY
TREASURER HELEN M.RASTOVICH Democrat 34
Vote for One
Non-Partisan
FOR JUDGE OF THE Keep Wally Carson.
SUPREME COURT WALLACE P.CARSON,JR. "Exceptionally 36
well qualified."
Position 6 Vote for One
FOR DISTRICT 38
ATTORNEY TOM HOWES
Vote for One
BALLOT
OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT CARD
3-1
Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982 NO.
Non-Partisan
For VERNE A.DUNCAN 41 M*
SUPERINTENDENT
OF PUBLIC w*
INSTRUCTION BILL KENDRICK 42
Vote for One
Midstate Soil and Water Conservation
ZONE 1
a year term GRANGER G.VANESS 44
Vote for One
ZONE 2
2 year term ROBERT B.BROCKWAY 45
Vote for One
ZONE 4 M*
a year term GLENN A.BARTNIK 46
Vote for One
ZONE 5
a year term NO CANDIDATE FILED 47
Vote for One
LARGE
y
a year term GARY HALL 48
Vote for One
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3-2
Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982 No.
Non-Partisan
For
SUPERINTENDENT BILL KENDRICK 41
OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION VERNE A. DUNCAN 42 M*
Vote for One
Midstate Soil and Water Conservation
ZONE t
4 year term GRANGER G.VANESS 44
Vote for One
ZONE 2
z year term ROBERT B.BROCKWAY 45
Vote for One
ZONE 4
a year term GLENN A.BARTNIK 46
Vote for One
ZONE 5
a year term NO CANDIDATE FILED 47
Vote for One
LARGE
y
a year term GARY HALL 48
Vote for One
OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT CARD BALLOT
3-3
Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982 NO.
Non-Partisan
For VERNE A.DUNCAN 41 w*
SUPERINTENDENT
OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION BILL KENDRICK 42 W*
Vote for One
Midstate Soil and Water Conservation
ZONE 1
a year term GRANGER G.VANESS 44
Vote for One
ZONE 2
2 year term ROBERT B.BROCKWAY 45
Vote for One
ZONE 4 W*
o year term GLENN A.BARTNIK 46
Vote for One
ZONE 5
a year term NO CANDIDATE FILED 47
Vote for One
AT LARGE
o year term GARY HALL 48
Vote for One
Central Oregon People's Utility District
For
DIRECTOR DONALD D. HINMAN 50 w*
Subdivision#2
Vote for One DIANNE DEE IVERSON 51
BALLOT
OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT CARD
3-4
Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982 No.
Non-Partisan
For BILL KENDRICK 41
SUPERINTENDENT
OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION VERNE A. DUNCAN 42 ss+�
Vote for One
Midstate Soil and Water Conservation
ZONE t
4 year term GRANGER G.VANESS 44
Vote for One
ZONE 2
2 year term ROBERT B.BROCKWAY 45
Vote for One
ZONE 4 46
a year term GLENN A.BARTNIK
Vote for One
ZONE 5 47 w*
a year term NO CANDIDATE FILED
Vote for One
LARGE
y
4 year term GARY HALL 48 W*
Vote for One
Central Oregon People's Utility District
For DIANNE DEE IVERSON 50 !�
DIRECTOR
Subdivision#2
Vote for One DONALD D.HINMAN 51 W*
BALLOT
OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT CARD
3-5
Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982 NO-
Non-Partisan
For VERNE A.DUNCAN 41 w*
SUPERINTENDENT
OF PUBLIC M+
INSTRUCTION BILL KENDRICK 42
Vote for One
Midstate Soil and Water Conservation
ZONE 1
4 year term GRANGER G.VANESS 44
Vote for One
ZONE 2
z year term ROBERT B.BROCKWAY 45
Vote for One
ZONE 4
a year term GLENN A.BARTNIK 46
Vote for One
ZONE s
4 year term NO CANDIDATE FILED 47
Vote for One
y ear term LARGE
4 y GARY HALL 48
Vote for One
Central Oregon People's Utility District
For RONALD E. KIEPERT 52
DIRECTOR
Subdivision#5
Vote for One DENNIS LUKE 53
BALLOT
OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT CARD
3-6 Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982 NO.
Non-Partisan
For BILL KENDRICK 41 M*
SUPERINTENDENT
OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION VERNE A.DUNCAN 42
Vote for One
Midstate Soil and Water Conservation
ZONE 1
o year term GRANGER G.VANESS 44
Vote for One
ZONE 2
2 year term ROBERT B.BROCKWAY 45
Vote for One
ZONE 4 M*
a year term GLENN A.BARTNIK 46
Vote for One
ZONE 5
o year term NO CANDIDATE FILED 47
Vote for One
AT LARGE
o year term GARY HALL 48
Vote for One
Central Oregon People's Utility District
For
DIRECTOR DENNIS LUKE 52
Subdivision#5
Vote for One RONALD E.KIEPERT 53
BALLOT
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OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT NO.
4-1 Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982
City of Bend
DAVID E.BRADLEY 60
RUTH R.BURLEIGH 61
For
CITY COMMISSIONER
WALLACE D.CORWIN 62
The two receiving
the greatest number
of votes-4 year terms. LEONARD L.GRAY 63
The 3 others elected-
2 year terms.
SAM LANGMAS 64
Vote for Five
GLENN E.REED 65
KATHIE L.WENICK 66 s�
For MUNICIPAL JUDGE
2 year term MYER AVEDOVECH 68
Vote for One
BALLOT
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OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT NO.
4-2 Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982
City of Bend
RUTH R.BURLEIGH 60
WALLACE D.CORWIN 61
For
CITY COMMISSIONER
LEONARD L.GRAY 62
The 2 receiving
the greatest number
of votes-4 year terms. SAM LANGMAS 63
The 3 others elected-
2 year terms.
GLENN E.REED 64
Vote for Five
KATHIE L.WENICK 65
DAVID E.BRADLEY 66
For MUNICIPAL JUDGE
2 year term MYER AVEDOVECH 68
Vote for One
BALLOT
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OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT NO.
4-3 Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982
City of Bend
WALLACE D.CORWIN 60
LEONARD L.GRAY 61
For
CITY COMMISSIONER
SAM LANGMAS 62 W*
The 2 receiving
the greatest number
of votes-4 year terms. GLENN E.REED 63
The 3 others elected-
2 year terms.
KATHIE L.WENICK 64
Vote for Five
DAVID E.BRADLEY 65
RUTH R.BURLEIGH 66
For MUNICIPAL JUDGE
2 year term MYER AVEDOVECH 68
Vote for One
BALLOT
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OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT NO.
4-4 Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982
City of Bend
LEONARD L.GRAY 60
For SAM LANGMAS 61
CITY COMMISSIONER
The 2 receiving GLENN E.REED 62 st�
the greatest number
of votes-a year terms. KATHIE L.WENICK 63
The 3 others elected-
2 year terms.
DAVID E.BRADLEY 64
Vote for Five
RUTH R.BURLEIGH 65
WALLACE D.CORWIN 66
For MUNICIPAL JUDGE
2 year term MYER AVEDOVECH 68
Vote for One
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OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT NO.
4-5 Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982
City of Bend
SAM LANGMAS 60
GLENN E.REED 61 w*
For
CITY COMMISSIONER
KATHIE L.WENICK 62 W*
The 2 receiving
the greatest number
of votes-4 year terms. DAVID E.BRADLEY 63
The 3 others elected-
2 year terms.
RUTH R.BURLEIGH 64
Vote for Five
WALLACE D.CORWIN 65
LEONARD L.GRAY 66
For MUNICIPAL JUDGE
2 year term MYER AVEDOVECH 68
Vote for One
BALLOT
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OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT NO.
4-6 Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982
City of Bend
GLENN E.REED 60 wil
KATHIE L.WENICK 61 wil
For
CITY COMMISSIONER
DAVID E.BRADLEY 62
The 2 receiving
the greatest number
of votes-4 year terms RUTH R.BURLEIGH 63 011
The 3 others elected-
2 year terms N+
WALLACE D.CORWIN 64
Vote for Five
LEONARD L.GRAY 65
SAM LANGMAS 66
For MUNICIPAL JUDGE
2 year term MYER AVEDOVECH 68
Vote for One
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OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT NO.
4_7 Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982
City of Bend
KATHIE L.WENICK 60
For DAVID E.BRADLEY 61
CITY COMMISSIONER
RUTH R.BURLEIGH 62
The 2 receiving
the greatest number
of votes-4 year terms WALLACE D.CORWIN 63
The 3 others elected-
2 year terms.
LEONARD L.GRAY 64
Vote for Five
SAM LANGMAS 65
GLENN E.REED 66
For MUNICIPALJUDGE
2 year term MYER AVEDOVECH 68
Vote for One
BALLOT
OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT CARD
5-1 Deschutes County,Oregon,November 2,1982 NO.
City of Redmond
For MAYOR
2 year term SAM JOHNSON 79
Vote for One
TONY DORSCH 81 s�
For LUTHER DOTSON 82
CITY COUNCIL
4 year terms GEORGE MOOR 83
Vote for Three STEVE NELSON 84
PATRICIA O'NEILL 85 ss*
COLLIN ROBERTS 86
BALLOT
OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT CARD
5-2 Deschutes County,Oregon,November 2,1982 NO.
City of Redmond
For MAYOR
2 year term SAM JOHNSON 79
Vote for One
LUTHER DOTSON 81
For GEORGE MOOR 82 w*
CITY COUNCIL
4 year terms STEVE NELSON 83 w*
Vote for Three PATRICIA O'NEILL 84
COLLIN ROBERTS 85
TONY DORSCH 86
BALLOT
OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT CARD
5-3 Deschutes County,Oregon,November 2,1982 NO.
City of Redmond
For MAYOR
2 year term SAM JOHNSON 79
Vote for One
GEORGE MOOR 81
For STEVE NELSON 82
CITY COUNCIL
4 year terms PATRICIA O'NEILL 83
Vote for Three COLLIN ROBERTS 84
TONY DORSCH 85 ss�
LUTHER DOTSON 86
BALLOT
OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT CARD
5-4 Deschutes County,Oregon,November 2,1982 NO.
City of Redmond
For MAYOR
2 year term
Vote for One SAM JOHNSON 79
STEVE NELSON 81 s�
For PATRICIA O'NEILL 82
CITY COUNCIL
4 year terms COLLIN ROBERTS 83
Vote for Three TONY DORSCH 84
LUTHER DOTSON 85
GEORGE MOOR 86
BALLOT
OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION CARD
5-5
Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982 NO.
City of Sisters
For
CITY COUNCIL JACK C.DAGGETT 88
2 receiving the
highest number
of votes-
ALLEN L.HENDERSON 89
4 year term.
Third highest number
of votes-
JOHN C.LONG 90 W*
2 year term
Vote for Three PATRICIA TOMLINSON 91 w*
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6 Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982 NO
State of Oregon
Referred to the People by the Legislative Assembly
1. Increases Tax Base When New Property Construction
Increases District's Value
QUESTION:
Shall a taxing district's constitutional tax base increase when new property construction
causes district's true cash value to increase?
PURPOSE:
Constitution now allows taxing districts a six percent annual increase over their previous year's
tax base. Measure would allow an additional tax base increase based on value of newly
constructed property in the taxing district. Two years after new construction increasing a
district's assessed value, its tax base would increase in proportion to the value rise due to
new construction plus six percent. Increase cannot be more than 15 percent of prior year's
tax base.
ESTIMATE OF FINANCIAL EFFECT:
The impact of the passage of this measure is based on existing laws and appropriation levels
in effect on August 4, 1982. In addition to the revenue impact on local governmental units,
passage of this measure would have the following financial impact on state government.
Income Tax revenue would be reduced by approximately$700,000 in fiscal year 1983-1984.
Homeowner and Renter Refund Program (HARRP) refunds to homeowners and renters
will be increased by approximately$200,000 in fiscal year 1983-84.
The State Tax Base will increase by approximately$28,000 in fiscal year 1983-1984.The
last time the state levied a,property tax was 1940.
YES 107
NO 108
2. Lengthens Governor's Time For Postsession
Veto Or Approval Of Bills
QUESTION:
Shall Governor be allowed more time to approve or veto bills presented after fifth day before
end of legislative session?
PURPOSE:
Amends state constitution.Extends from 20 to 30 days the time after adjournment that Gover-
nor may hold bills presented for signing after fifth day before legislative session ends.Permits
voter referendum petition process to start before Governor approves bill. May thus extend
time to collect referendum signatures, but will shorten time to collect signatures for bills
presented to Governor more than 20 days after adjournment.Vetoed bills must be returned
by Governor with written objections.
YES 114
NO 115
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7 Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 198 NO,
State of Oregon
Proposed By Initiative Petition
3. Constitutional Real Property Tax Limit Preserving
85% Districts' 1979 Revenue
QUESTION:
Shall constitution limit real property tax rates and valuations,preserve HARRP,require elec
tions for certain taxes and limit tax elections?
PURPOSE:
Constitutional amendment limits real property tax to 1-1/2% 1979 true cash value, plus
enough for 85% (100% for emergency services) districts' 1979-1980 revenues. Requires
equivalent renter relief.Taxable values,district revenues may increase 2%annually.Taxes
for existing debts exempted.Preserves HARRP.Prohibits special ad valorem or sales tax on
realty.Tax increases require 2/3 legislative or majority popular vote.Certain taxes require
elections.Annual limit of two tax elections.
ESTIMATE OF FINANCIAL EFFECT:
The impact of the passage of this measure is based on existing laws and appropriation levels
in effect on August 4, 1982. In addition to a revenue impact on local governmental units,
passage of this measure will have the following financial impact on state government.
Homeowner and Renter Refund Program(HARRP)will not decrease in 1983,but will de-
crease by approximately $7.5 million in calendar year 1984 because total property taxes
will be reduced.
Income Taxes for corporations will increase by approximately $6.3 million and personal
income taxes will increase approximately$20.6 million for a total increase of approximately
$26.9 million in calendar year 1983. A decrease in property taxes means less deductions
for purposes of Oregon income tax and thereby produces these increased tax revenues.
revenues.
Passage of this measure will prohibit the state from selling additional general obligation
bonds for the following presently authorized programs:
• Oregon State Highway a Oregon Veterans'Welfare
• State Power Development • Higher Education (Including
• Oregon Forest Rehabilitation Community College)
& Reforestation Facilities & Buildings YES 129 W*
e Oregon Pollution Control • Elderly Multi-Family Housing
e Irrigation, Drainage & Water Projects • Small Scale Energy Projects
Passage of this measure will not affect any outstanding state bonds. NO 130
4. Permits Self-Service Dispensing of Motor Vehicle Fuel at Retail
QUESTION:
Shall persons other than service station operators/employes be allowed to pump gasoline
and other vehicle fuels for retail sale?
PURPOSE:
Only owners, operators and employes of filling stations, garages and other places where
motor vehicle fuel is sold may now pump gasoline and other flammable fuels for retail sale.
Measure requires State Fire Marshal to adopt safety rules,effective
on or after March 1, 1983,allowing retail customers and others to YES 134
fill with gasoline and other motor vechicle fuels(except liquid petro-
leum gas)vehicle fuel tanks and other containers. NO 135
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State of Oregon
Proposed By Initiative Petition
5. People of Oregon Urge Mutual Freeze
On Nuclear Weapons Development
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QUESTION:
Shall the people urge United States to propose to Soviet Union a mutual freeze on nuclear
weapons system development, deployment?
PURPOSE:
Measure directs that the President of the United States,Secretary of Defense,Secretary of
State and all members of Congress be told that the People of Oregon urge the United States
to propose to the Soviet Union "that both countries agree to immediately halt the testing,
production, and further deployment of all nuclear weapons, missiles,and delivery systems
in a way that can be checked and verified by both sides."Governor to send written message.
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YES 143
NO 144 W
6. Ends State's Land Use Planning Powers, Retains Local Planning
QUESTION:
Shall the state's land use authority end, goals be advisory only, and county and city land f.
use planning continue? 6
t
PURPOSE:
Measure removes the requirement that local plans conform to state-wide planning goals.It
retains the requirement that each city and county establish and maintain a master land use
plan. Abolishes Department of Land Conservation and Development, Land Conservation
and Development Commission and Land Use Board of Appeals.Appeals of local land use 4,
decisions transferred to circuit courts. Directs formation of committees to advise on state
wide goals,and to draft legislation consistent with measure.
ESTIMATE OF FINANCIAL EFFECT:
The impact of the passage of this measure is based on existing laws and appropriation levels d
in effect on August 4, 1982.
Passage of this measure will reduce General Fund expenditures for the 1981-1983 biennium
by approximately $800,000. General Fund expenditures in the 1983-1985 biennium will be
increased by an estimated$250,000 for the statewide advisory committee.
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YES 153
NO 154
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9 Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982 NO. �
Central Oregon Community College District ,
9-7. Central Oregon Community College District Tax Base Election
QUESTION:
Shall Central Oregon Community College District establish a tax base of$4,216,540 to first
be levied in fiscal year 1983-84?
PURPOSE:
The District has no tax base as authorized in Article XI,Section II,Oregon Constitution,thus
requiring the District to obtain each year voter approval for a levy necessary to finance,par
tially,the operation of the College.If approved,this measure would allow the District,beginning
with fiscal year 1983-84,to levy a tax not in excess of that base and in future years a six percent
increase without voter approval.
EXPLANATION: t'
Central Oregon Community College District offers vocational, lower division transfer,and a
wide variety of adult education classes to approximately 8,500 individual students each year.
These programs are currently financed by approximately 22 percent state aid, 11 percent
student tuition,55 percent property taxes,and 12 percent from miscellaneous sources.
If this measure is approved beginning with fiscal year 1983-84,the tax base of$4,216,540,
when levied, will be partially financed by the State of Oregon.Any increase in taxes levied
in future years,other than the six percent increase allowed, must have voter approval.
1.
YES 168
NO 169
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Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982 NO.
Administrative School District No. 1
8.Establishing New Tax Base For Administrative School District No.1
zi OUESTION:
r' r Shall Administrative School District No. 1, Deschutes County,Oregon,increase its 1983-84
s tax base from$10,517,047 to$13,722,281?
PURPOSE:
Yy;r e`
ti ;l This measure levies no taxes. Only the budget committee and school board can authorize
the levying of taxes.The new tax base will not fund the educational programs of the district
.` for the entire 1983-84 fiscal year. The purpose of this measure is to provide levy authority
to keep the Bend and LaPine public schools open a portion of the 1983-84 school year.Addi-
tional revenue will be required to fund the district for an entire year of operation.
This measure will establish$13,722,281 as the tax base for the 1983-84 school year.Taxes
may be levied within a tax base.The Oregon Constitiution limits the increase in a tax base
a to 6%each year.
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YES 184
4 NO 185
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11 Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982 NO.
Redmond School District 2.1
9-9. Request For A New Redmond School District 2J Tax Base
QUESTION:
Shall the Redmond School District 2J increase its present tax base limitation to$6,988,993.00
beginning with the 1983-84 school year?
PURPOSE:
Oregon districts who have levied property taxes in excess of their Constitutional tax limitation
are required to submit a tax base question to the voters in subsequent even numbered years
either in May or November elections. Redmond School District 2J serially levied 50¢ per
thousand in fiscal years 79-80,80-81 and 81-82 for the purpose of maintenance and repair
of District owned buildings and grounds.This levy,as approved by the voters,was outside the
District's tax base (constitutional limitation) and therefore this tax base question is being
presented.
The tax base question presented in the amount of $6,988,993 based on estimates for the
1983-84 school year considering a 5% increase from the September 17, 1982 enrollment,
a 10%increase in inflationary costs and a 5%reduction in State funding for public schools.
Any of these variables could differ depending on future economic and legislative conditions.
YES 204 W*
NO 205
9-10. Redmond School District 2.1 Three Year
Special Improvement Serial Levy
QUESTION:
Shall the Redmond School District 2J levy a three year 50¢fixed rate serial levy per$1000
of assessed valuation?
PURPOSE:
If this measure is approved$242,718 of taxes levied in the 1983-84 fiscal year will be totally
financed by local taxpayers without any partial state payment.
The Board of Directors of Redmond School District 2J has determined that in orderto maintain
the District's facilities, bus fleet and service equipment,it is necessary to ask for this serial
levy for a three year period.The 500 per$1000 of assessed valuation is expected to provide,
over a three year period,approximately$772,717 of tax revenue for the purposes intended.The
funds wil be used to establish a bus replacement reserve fund and for the improvement,repair
and replacement of District properties and related equipment.
YES 213 W*
NO 214
OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT BALLOT
CARD
12.1 Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982 NO.
LaPine Rural Fire Protection District
11. Establishing A New LaPine Rural Fire Protection District Tax Base
OUESTION:
Shall the District establish a new tax base to be phased in over the next four years?
PURPOSE:
This proposed new tax base would help finance needed services and equipment and would
allow long range financial planning for the next four years. The new base would update the
District's present tax base of$98,926 established in 1976.This has since become inadequate
because of inflation,increased needs for services,lack of equipment replacement funds,and
the growth of the District.
The tax base for the year beginning July 1, 1983 shall be$252,748.
The tax base for the year beginning July 1, 1984 shall be$274,484.
The tax base for the year beginning July 1, 1985 shall be$298,090.
The tax base for the year beginning July 1, 1986 shall be$323,726.
YES 226 W*
NO 227 W*
OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT BALLOT
CARD
12.2 Deschutes County, Oregon, November 2, 1982 NO.
LaPine Rural Fire Protection District
11.Establishing A New LaPine Rural Fire Protection District Tax Base
OUESTION:
Shall the District establish a new tax base to be phased in over the next four years?
PURPOSE:
This proposed new tax base would help finance needed services and equipment and would
allow long range financial planning for the next four years.The new base would update the
District's present tax base of$98,926 established in 1976.This has since become inadequate
because of inflation,increased needs for services,lack of equipment replacement funds,and
the growth of the District.
The tax base for the year beginning July 1, 1983 shall be$252,748.
The tax base for the year beginning July 1, 1984 shall be$274,484.
The tax base for the year beginning July 1, 1985 shall be$298,090.
The tax base for the year beginning July 1, 1986 shall be$323,726.
YES 226
NO 227
Lazy River Special Road District
12. Establishing A New Tax Base For Lazy River Special Road District
QUESTION:
Shall Lazy River Special Road District be authorized to establish a new tax base of$10,000
beginning with fiscal year of 1983-1984?
PURPOSE:
The District has a current tax base of$5,000 which was reached in the 1980-1981 fiscal year.
It is necessary that the tax base be increased in order to properly maintain our roads within
the District.The amount of levy cannot exceed$2.50 per thousand of assessed valuation.
YES 233
NO 234