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Home My WebLink About05/21/1996 NOTICESMay 1, 1996 Ashland Daily Tidings RE: Notice of Measure Election Please attached for publishing on May 10, 1996. Thank you, Barbara Christensen, City Recorder NOTICE OF MEASURE ELECTION CITY OF ASHLAND JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON NOTICE IS GIVEN that on Tuesday, May 21, 1996, an election will be held in the City of Ashland, Jackson County, Oregon. The following shall be the ballot title for the measure submitted to the electors: CAPTION: THREE-YEAR SWIMMING POOL AND RECREATION FACILITY MAINTENANCE SERIAL LEVY. QUESTION: Shall Ashland levy 9¢ per thousand dollars assessed value to operate swimming pool programs and maintain recreation facilities beginning 1996- 19977 EXPLANATION: This measure authorizes a maximum levy of nine cents (9¢) per thousand dollars of true cash value of taxable property to permit swimming pool program fees to be at a reasonable price and to provide maintenance of recreation facilities. It is estimated that a levy of 9¢ per thousand dollars of assessed value would provide $102,600 in 1996-97, $106,650 in 1997-98, and $110,970 in 1998-99. The tax levy is subject to the other governmental limits of Section 11b, Article XI, of the Oregon Constitution. Barbara Christensen, City Recorder Publish: May 10, 1996 NOTICE OF CITY MEASURE ELECTION Ashland (Name of city) ORS 250285 ORS 25~.095 Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday (Day of week) May 21, 1996 (Date of election) a measure election will be held in Ashland (Name of city) Jackson (Name of county) County, Oregon. The county clerk has advised us (SELECT ONE): The election will be conducted at the polls. The polls will be open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. The election vd~ll be conducted by mail. The following shall be the ballot title of the measure to be submitted to the city's voters on this date: CAPTION (10 Words) THREE-YEAR SWIMMING POOL AND RECREATION FACILITY MAINTENANCE SERIAL LEVY - - QUESTION (20 Words) *SUMMARY Shall Ashland levy 9¢ per thousand dollars assessed value operate swimming pool programs and maintain recreation facilities beginning 1996-19977 to This'~easure authorizes a maximum levy of nine cents (9¢) per thousand dollars of true cash value of taxable property..tq permit swimming pool programs fees to be at a reasonable price and-to provide maintenance of recreation facilities. It is estimated that a levy of 9¢ per thousaed~ dollars of assessed value would provide $102,600 in 1996-97, $106,650 in 1997-98, and $110,970 in 1998z99. The tax levy is subject to the other governmental limits of Section 11b, Article XI, of the Oregon Consitiution. The.f~1Io ,wing auth9rize.d city official hereby certifies the above ballot title is true and complete. Signature of authorized dty official (not r~ed to be notarized) Date signed Barbara Christensen City Recorder Printed name of authorized city offidal Title '1. For measure authorizing tax levy or establishing new tax base: Concise and impartial statement of not more than 17.5 words, explaining chief purpose of the measure and giving reasons for the measure. ORS 310.390. AdditionaI statement required by ORS 310.395 shall not be included in word count. "2. For any other measure: Concise and impartial statement of not more than 85 words, summarizing.the measure and its major effect. Content meets requirements of ORS 250.035, 250.039 and 250.041. Public Notices NOTICE OF MEASURE ELECTION CITY OF ASHLAND JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON NOTICE IS GIVEN that on Tueaday, May 21, 1996, an elec- tion will be held in the City of Ashland, Jackson County, Oregon. The following shall be the ballot title for lhe measure submitted to the electors: CAPTION: THREE-YEAR SWIM- MING POOL AND RECREATION FACILITY MAINTENANCE SERI- AL LEVY. QUESTION: Shall Ashland levy 9¢ per thousand dollam assessed value to operate swimming pool )arograms and maintain recreation cilities beginning 1996-19977. EXPLANATION: This measure authorizes a maximum levy of' nine cents (9¢) per thsusand dol- lam of true cash value of taxal~ properly to permit swimming pool program fees to be at a mason- able price and to provide mainte. nance of recreation facilities. It is estimated thai a levy ol 9¢ per thousand dollars of assessed value would provide $102,600 in 1996-97, $106,650 in 1997-98, and $110,970 in 1998.99. The tax levy is subject Io the other eramental limits of Section 1ov- lb, Article Xl, of the Oregon Constitution. Barbara Christensen, City Recorder Publish: May 10, 1996 No. 5963 CUUNIY LLEKK TEL:SOS-776-7028 Feb 25'96 ! fQCPI.ARWATORY STATEMENT FOR COUNTY VOTERS' PA-NfPI-II,ET Name ofPermnRes~)o~le~rConten~ KENNETH J. MICKELSEN, DIRECTOR CITY OF ASHLAND N~meofOrg~tlonpersonRel~~ffa_~ PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION THREE YEAR - SWIMMING POOL AND t~-lot~tleC~ptiom RECREATION FACILITY MAINTENANCE SERIAL LEVY This levy is a continuation of the Recreational Serial Levy Which was first approved by voters in 1984. Since 1984, Ashland's voters have renewed the levy each time it has been placed on the ballot. The levy, which authorizes a maximum of 9 cents per thousand dollars of true cash value of taxable property, enables the Ash'land Parks and Recreation Department to offer aquatic programs such as swimming lessons and recreational swimming at the Daniel Meyer Memorial Pool at a reasonable fee. This serial levy also provides monies for the maintenance of community recreational facilities which have been developed jointly with other public agencies. These jointly developed recreational facilities reduce · costs by avoiding duplication, maximizing use by the community, and providing greater efficiency in community organization. and involvement. Word Count Total_- 128 e Total Word Count Cannot Exceed 500 Words ;~-matmm c~ P~ R~~ ~e ~t ~ ~c ~to~ S~ 3/7/96