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City of Paso Robles
Measure N-18 Advisory Question - Majority Approval Required

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Election Results

Passed

7,871 votes yes (71.19%)

3,185 votes no (28.81%)

100% of precincts reporting (14/14).

11,780 ballots counted.

If the voters approve a one-half of one-percent (.5%) limited-term general sales tax increase, shall the additional revenues be used primarily for the purpose of repairing and maintaining the City's streets and sidewalks?

What is this proposal?

Details — Official information

Impartial analysis / Proposal

NO IMPARTIAL ANALYSIS FOR MEASURE N-18 WAS SUBMITTED.

Published Arguments — Arguments for and against

Arguments FOR

This is the companion measure to Measure K which, if approved, will raise approximately $4.75M per year.  Approximately 40% of the proceeds will come from visitors. 

By voting “Yes” on this companion measure, you are advising current and future City Councils to restrict the use of Measure K proceeds to maintaining and repairing streets, bridges, and sidewalks in Paso Robles.

In 2012, voters approved a half-percent sales tax measure and a similar advisory measure.  The City Council responded by directing that all funds raised by the 2012 sales tax measure be used to improve City streets and roads. The City has made good on that promise and proved it through audits and quarterly Citizens Oversight Committee reports. 

Measure K strengthens that promise by requiring the Citizens Oversight Committee to report to all residents quarterly.  It also requires that all Measure K funding be used only in the City of Paso Robles, so that it cannot be taken by the state or federal governments. 

By voting “Yes” on both measures, you can help ensure that all monies raised are used in Paso Robles for the residents’ declared high-priority purposes.

Please join community and business leaders in supporting YES on Measure N.

s/ Steve Martin, Mayor            s/ Steve Gregory, Mayor Pro-Tem                          s/ Nick Gilman

s/ Larry Werner                       s/ Joel Peterson

 

 

 

Arguments AGAINST

NO ARGUMENT AGAINST MEASURE N-18 WAS SUBMITTED

Read the proposed legislation

Proposed legislation

If the voters approve a one-half of one-percent (.5%) limited-term general sales tax increase, shall the additional revenues be used primarily for the purpose of repairing and maintaining the City's streets and sidewalks?

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