It is too late for a 2006 parcel tax but wouldn't it have made more sense to ask us voters for money for EDUCATION over new theatre seats? Just asking …
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2 responses to “Parcel Tax vs. Measure M”
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A parcel tax needing a two-thirds majority probably would not pass in the current climate. This is a district paying its senior teachers $90,000 a year. It is one of the wealthiest high school districts in the entire state. It is still spending funds from the last big bond measure. Revenues are not the problem. Expenditures are.
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Personally, unless there is something I do not see in Measure H, I think it is unfair and unbalanced. It is my opinion property owners should pay for the Measure H services equally. Until then I am positioned to vote NO on Measure H.
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