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- Measure A.
Campaign Reform Ordinance
-- County of Orange
188,224 /
34.8% Yes votes ......
352,374 /
65.2% No votes
- Shall the County of Orange Reform Ordinance be
repealed and reenacted to allow an increase in the
campaign contribution limit only if approved by the
voters, allow intra-candidate transfers of campaign
funds, require additional reporting of late independent
expenditures, allow the Board of Supervisors to
establish an administrative procedure for the
enforcement of the Ordinance and make other changes
in the Ordinance
- Measure B.
Environmental Remediation
-- County of Orange
(Advisory)
317,289 /
60.7% Yes votes ......
205,686 /
39.3% No votes
- Advisory Vote Only. Prior to the transfer of
ownership of MCAS El Toro, a toxic "Superfund" site,
should the County demand from the Department of the
Navy that the following conditions be met: 1) a complete
and thorough study of the toxic contamination found or
expected to be found at El Toro that incorporates and
addresses the inconsistent toxic finding s of the
Department of Navy's analysis, the local redevelopment
authority's "GeoSyntec Report", and the City of Irvine
study entitled "Navy's Underestimation of Solvent
Contamination at the MCAS, El Toro"; 2)remediation
costs necessary for its intended use, including
identification of funds to complete removal of all toxic
contamination; 3) the identification of funds to
reimburse the community for any direct or
consequential damages or costs the community incurs
as a result of contamination; and 4) that the actual
clean-up and remediation of El Toro must be
completed prior to its transfer or sale?
- Measure C.
School Bond
-- Coast Community College District
88,461 /
65.1% Yes votes ......
47,449 /
34.9% No votes
- Orange Coast, Golden West and Coastline Community
College Classroom Repair. Public Safety Education
Measure. To prepare students for 4-year colleges and
jobs, train nurses/police, by improving campus
security/fire safety Repairing leaking roofs, upgrading
wiring for computer technology; Renovating
deteriorating classrooms/libraries; Repairing
/acquiring/constructing/equipping buildings, sites,
high-tech learning centers; shall Coast Community
College District issue $370,000,000 in bonds at legal
rates, appoint Citizens Oversight committee, perform
annual audits, with no money for administrators'
salaries?
- Measure E.
School Bond
-- Rancho Santiago Community College District
50,597 /
64.0% Yes votes ......
28,449 /
36.0% No votes
- Santa Ana College/Santiago Canyon College Student
Safety, Classroom Repair/Technology Renovation
Measure. To prepare students for 4-year college and
jobs; Relieve overcrowding; Improve fire safety/security;
Train teachers, nurses, firefighters, and police/sheriffs;
Repair wiring/upgrade computer technology; Renovate
libraries/classrooms; Repair/acquire/construct/equip
college sites, buildings, laboratories and classrooms;
shall Rancho Santiago Community College District
issue $337,000,000 in bonds at legal rates, appoint
Citizens' Oversight Committee, perform annual audits,
with no money for administrator's salaries?
- Measure G.
School Bond
-- Proposed School Facilities Improvement District 2002-1
12,517 /
67.1% Yes votes ......
6,146 /
32.9% No votes
- To increase safety, repair and renovate classrooms,
restrooms, inadequate/aging infrastructure by
rehabilitating, modernizing or replacing school
facilities, including furniture/equipment, or the
acquisition/lease of real property for schools, shall
School Facilities Improvement District No. 2002-1 of the
Tustin Unified School District issue not to exceed
$80.000,000 in bonds at interest rates below legal
limits, with bond expenditures to benefit only local
schools, with no money for administration/salaries,
subject to strict citizen oversight as required by law?
- Measure H.
School Facility Improvement Bond
-- Centralia School District
5,684 /
67.1% Yes votes ......
2,783 /
32.9% No votes
- To improve the quality of education, shall the Centralia
School district be authorized to finance classroom
modernization; upgrade electrical systems to improve
student access to technology; make health, safety, and
security improvements; upgrade plumbing, heating,
ventilation, and air conditioning systems; repair and
replace roofs ;and qualify for State funds up to
$11,000,000, by issuing $17,500,000 in bonds, with
maximum legal interest rates, with annual audits, a
citizens' oversight committee and no money for teacher
or administrators' salaries?
- Measure I.
911 Police, Fire, and Paramedic Tax
-- City of Buena Park
(Two-Thirds Vote Required)
7,989 /
65.8% Yes votes ......
4,149 /
34.2% No votes
- To improve 9-1-1 reliability and response time; build a
new police headquarters with a modern crime lab and
an earthquake-resistant Emergency Operations
Center coordinating fire, paramedic, and police
services; to upgrade computer hardware, software
communications and systems for patrol cars; expand
the City Jail to include a new detention facility for
juveniles; with independent audits, appropriations limit
and a citizens oversight committee monitoring budget,
schedule, and project commitments, shall a special tax
not to exceed $19 per year for a single family
parcel(with rates for other parcels based on land use
and size) be levied, as described in Resolution
111742?
- Measure J.
City Manager Residency
-- City of Cypress
(Charter Amendment - Majority Approval Required)
6,091 /
59.1% Yes votes ......
4,207 /
40.9% No votes
- Shall Section 600 of the City Charter of the City of
Cypress be amended to change the language of the
residency requirement of the City Manager, which has
been ruled unconstitutional under the California
Constitution, Article XI, section 10, subdivision (b)?
- Measure K.
Board, Commission Vacancies
-- City of Cypress
(Charter Amendment - Majority Approval Required)
7,461 /
72.4% Yes votes ......
2,841 /
27.6% No votes
- Shall Sections 802 and 805 of the City Charter of the
City of Cypress be amended to require that
appointments to fill a vacancy on a Board or
Commission be made for the unexpired term of said
office in order to preserve continuity of the advisory
group?
- Measure L.
RV Parking
-- City of Fountain Valley
9,590 /
65.0% Yes votes ......
5,153 /
35.0% No votes
- Shall the City of Fountain Valley prohibit the parking of
recreational vehicles with a length in excess of
twenty-two (22) feet, a width of eighty-four (84) inches or
a weight in excess of 10,000 pounds on residential
streets, with loading or unloading, visitor and medical
necessity exceptions?
- Measure M.
City Clerk Appointive Office
-- City of Fullerton
12,036 /
52.1% Yes votes ......
11,081 /
47.9% No votes
- Shall the Office of City Clerk be appointive?
- Measure N.
Increase Visitor Tax to 13%
-- City of Garden Grove
15,801 /
55.6% Yes votes ......
12,623 /
44.4% No votes
- Shall an ordinance which increases the hotel visitors
tax from 10% to 13% be adopted?
- Measure O.
Appropriation Limit
-- City of Laguna Woods
(Majority Approval Required)
7,437 /
80.1% Yes votes ......
1,843 /
19.9% No votes
- Shall the permanent appropriations limit of the City of
Laguna Woods be set at $4,165,544?
- Measure P.
Appropriations Increase
-- City of Laguna Woods
(Majority Approval Required)
6,586 /
70.8% Yes votes ......
2,721 /
29.2% No votes
- Shall the appropriations limit of the City of Laguna
Woods be increased during Fiscal Years 2002-03
through 2005-06 for the statutory increase in
motor-vehicle-in-lieu fees provided to newly
incorporated cities?
- Measure Q.
Utility User's Tax
-- City of Los Alamitos
1,781 /
67.6% Yes votes ......
855 /
32.4% No votes
- Shall Ordinance 540 remain in effect, continuing the
existing , and not to exceed, six (6) percent utility users
tax in the City of Los Alamitos to fund general city
services such as police, parks, children's and senior
programs, and street repairs, and further, that
low-income households(regardless of age) remain
exempt from the tax, and that the tax is subject to an
annual financial review?
- Measure R.
City Council Term Limit
-- City of Placentia
(Charter Amendment)
6,833 /
71.6% Yes votes ......
2,711 /
28.4% No votes
- Shall Section 600 of the Charter of the City of Placentia
be amended to limit to three consecutive terms the
number of terms of office to which a person can be
elected as a member of the City Council?
- Measure S.
Mayor/Council Compensation
-- City of Placentia
(Charter Amendment)
3,342 /
35.3% Yes votes ......
6,128 /
64.7% No votes
- Shall Section 602 of the Charter of the City of Placentia
be amended to provide for three (3) annual increases
of $100.00 per month in the compensation to be paid to
the Mayor and the Members of the City Council?
- Measure T.
Date Council Elect Mayor
-- City of Placentia
(Charter Amendment - Majority Approval Required)
7,557 /
81.1% Yes votes ......
1,763 /
18.9% No votes
- Shall Section 604 of the Charter of the City of Placentia
be amended to clarify the date on which the City
Council elects a Mayor?
- Measure U.
Public Works Contracts
-- City of Placentia
(Charter Amendment - Majority Approval Required)
6,959 /
74.9% Yes votes ......
2,330 /
25.1% No votes
- Shall Section 608 of the Charter of the City of Placentia
be amended to require competitive bidding on public
works projects involving an expenditure of more than
$25,000.00, or in the alternate, to provide for the award
of public works contracts by a best value process,
including design , build and construction manager at
risk approaches, as approved by the City Council and
adopted by Ordinance?
- Measure V.
Punishment for Violation
-- City of Placentia
(Charter Amendment - Majority Approval Required)
6,128 /
67.2% Yes votes ......
2,991 /
32.8% No votes
- Shall Section 6020 and 1401 of the Charter of the City
of Placentia be amended to provide (1)that punishment
for violating the provisions of the City Municipal Code
and the City Charter be increased to the maximum
extent provided by state law and (2) for recovery by the
City of its investigative and enforcement costs relating
to violation of the City Municipal Code and City Charter?
- Measure W.
Stagger Terms of Office
-- City of Placentia
(Charter Amendment - Majority Approval Required)
6,468 /
71.7% Yes votes ......
2,559 /
28.3% No votes
- Shall Section 902 of the Charter of the City of Placentia
be amended to provide for staggered terms of office for
members of City Boards and Commissions?
- Measure X.
Cable TV Franchise
-- City of Placentia
(Charter Amendment - Majority Approval Required)
5,087 /
56.3% Yes votes ......
3,942 /
43.7% No votes
- Shall Section 1300 of the Charter of the City of Placentia
be amended to specify cable television as a utility for
which the City Council may grant a franchise?
- Measure Y.
Appointment of City Clerk and Treasurer
-- City of Placentia
(Charter Amendment - Majority Approval Required)
2,680 /
30.4% Yes votes ......
6,135 /
69.6% No votes
- Shall Article VII of the Charter of the City of Placentia be
repealed and Sections 800 and 1211 of the Charter be
amended to change the elected offices of the City Clerk
and City Treasurer to offices appointed by the City
Administrator?
- Measure Z.
Restore Utility Tax to 5%
-- City of Placentia
(Charter Amendment - Majority Approval Required)
3,434 /
37.7% Yes votes ......
5,663 /
62.3% No votes
- Initiative Ordinance No.2002-01: Shall Sections
3.28.020(a), 3.28.030(a), 3.28.040(a) and 3.28.060 of
the Municipal Code of the City of Placentia be amended
to restore the City's utility user tax to the previously
existing rate of five percent (5%) on telephone,
electricity, gas and cable television use?
- Measure AA.
Use of Utility User Tax
-- City of Placentia
(Advisory - Majority Approval Required)
4,049 /
45.0% Yes votes ......
4,940 /
55.0% No votes
- ADVISORY VOTE ONLY. Use of the Utility User Tax.
THIS MEASURE DOES NOT INCREASE TAXES
AND IS NOT BINDING ON THE CITY COUNCIL. .
Shall any portion of the funds from any voter-approved
increase in the City's Utility User's Tax be used for
increases to City Employee, including police employee,
compensation (salaries and/or benefits)?
- Measure BB.
Appropriations Limit
-- City of Rancho Santa Margarita
6,751 /
73.5% Yes votes ......
2,439 /
26.5% No votes
- Shall the permanent appropriations limit to the City be
set at $10,623,045.00 with an increase of $5,000,000
over four years to prevent of forfeiture of projected
increases in revenue from non-residential development
and preservation of state-provided revenues?
- Measure CC.
Whispering Hills Rezoning
-- City of San Juan Capistrano
(Majority Approval Required)
4,422 /
43.7% Yes votes ......
5,694 /
56.3% No votes
- Shall an ordinance providing for the rezoning of 356
acres of real property known as Whispering Hills
Estates (located on the west side of La Pata, just north
of the Prima Deschecha Landfill) from the Growth
Management District ("GM") to Planned Community
District ("PC") for the purpose of allowing a high school
and construction of 175 residential units be approved?
- Measure DD.
Sale of Lower Rosan Property
-- City of San Juan Capistrano
3,208 /
31.0% Yes votes ......
7,137 /
69.0% No votes
- ADVISORY ONLY. Should the San Juan Capistrano
Community Redevelopment Agency sell 13.22 acres of
undeveloped real property, commonly referred to as the
"Lower Rosan property" located north of Stonehill Drive
between the railroad tracks and San Juan Creek, to the
Home Depot Corporation for 9 million dollars?
- Measure EE.
Increase Transient Tax
-- City of Seal Beach
(Charter Amendment - Majority Approval Required)
4,578 /
49.6% Yes votes ......
4,651 /
50.4% No votes
- Shall Ordinance No. 1485, which increases the
Transient Occupancy tax from 9% to 12%, be adopted?
- Measure FF.
Residential Rent Control
-- City of Seal Beach
(Charter Amendment)
4,530 /
49.3% Yes votes ......
4,659 /
50.7% No votes
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- Measure GG.
Business Utility Tax
-- City of Irvine
(Majority Approval Required)
9,867 /
30.4% Yes votes ......
22,575 /
69.6% No votes
- Shall Measure GG, which would repeal the 1.5%
business utility user's tax paid by businesses but not
residents in Irvine, be enacted?
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