Measure B Bond -- Berryessa Union School District
4,248 / 71.4% Yes votes
1,699 / 28.6% No votes

To improve health and safety conditions of neighborhood elementary and middle schools and sites, relieve classroom overcrowding, replace inadequate or unsafe electrical and heating systems, roofs, plumbing and sewer systems, and repair, construct and acquire classrooms, and obtain eligibility for state funding for construction and renovation, shall the Berryessa Elementary School District issue $48 million of bonds at legal interest rates, and appoint a citizens' oversight committee to guarantee funds are spent only on school improvements?

Measure C Bond -- Campbell Union High School District
13,006 / 68.2% Yes votes
6,066 / 31.8% No votes

To repair classrooms, modernize schools for computer learning, and acquire and improve school facilities, shall the Campbell Union High School District incur bonded indebtedness not to exceed $95,000,000 at legal interest rates for purposes including:

• Modernizing aging electrical systems to support computers and learning technology in every classroom, and reduce safety hazards
• Improving classrooms for teaching science and technology
• Repairing old plumbing, restrooms, flooring, heating, water boilers, and leaky roofs
• With expenditures reviewed by a community bond accountability committee?"

Measure D Referendum -- City of Morgan Hill
2,686 / 67.3% Yes votes
1,304 / 32.7% No votes

Shall Ordinance No. 1429, New Series, An Ordinance of the City of Morgan Hill, California, Approving and Adopting an Amendment to the Community Development Plan for the Ojo De Aqua Community Development Project, be adopted?

Measure E Bond -- Foothill-DeAnza Community College District
35,506 / 72.0% Yes votes
13,774 / 28.0% No votes

In order to replace aging roofs, deteriorated plumbing and electrical systems; refurbish classrooms, science laboratories and restrooms, and construct science and high-tech computer labs, classrooms and school facilities, shall Foothill-De Anza Community College District repair and rehabilitate its Foothill College and De Anza College facilities to meet current health, safety, and instructional standards by issuing $248 million of bonds at interest rates within the legal limit with no proceeds used for administrator salaries?

Measure G Term Limits -- City of Los Altos
5,261 / 76.1% Yes votes
1,656 / 23.9% No votes

Shall Ordinance 99-370 of the City of Los Altos, providing for term limits for Los Altos City Councilmembers, be approved?

Measure H Community Improvement -- City of Los Altos (Advisory Vote)
4,019 / 57.3% Yes votes
2,993 / 42.7% No votes

City of Los Altos voters request that utility users tax increases above 3.5% be appropriated by City Council (with citizens' watchdog committee advice) for service improvements in: Maintenance

• Critical deferred facility repairs and preventive maintenance
• Crack-sealing, street maintenance
• Street landscaping maintenance

Recreation

• Facility acquisition and construction
• Park land acquisition
• After-school youth program

Public Safety

• Emergency (9-1-1) communications
• Continue and expand traffic safety program
• Traffic engineering assistance

Measure I Utility Users Tax Increase -- City of Los Altos
3,255 / 48.6% Yes votes
3,443 / 51.4% No votes

Shall the City Council of the City of Los Altos be authorized, annually, to set the rate of any utility users tax of the City at a rate not to exceed 6.25%?

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• Berryessa
• Campbell
• Foothill-DeAnza