Lincoln Unified Proposes $79M Bond Requiring Property Tax Increase
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Updated Oct 1
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What happened
Lincoln Unified School District is asking voters to approve Measure V, a $79 million bond intended to fund school facility improvements and repairs. The bond would require property owners to pay an estimated tax rate of $39.07 for every $100,000 of assessed property value. The funds are designated for projects such as replacing leaky roofs, upgrading heating and air conditioning systems, and expanding career technical education programs.
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Why it matters
The proposed bond measure would result in a significant property tax increase for local taxpayers. The measure is being debated by groups, including Reform California, which is urging voters to reject the bond.
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Who's involved
- Carl DeMaioLeads Reform California, which is campaigning against the bond measure.