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Home My WebLink About05/15/1990 - NOTICE OF ELECTIONSED Form 109A Rev. Jan 1988 NOFICE OF MEASURE ELECTION CITY OF ASHLAND (Name of City, County, or Districl:) Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday -- (1)ay) · May 15, 19~]~ ~ -~ ---[Date 0f ElecqYi0n)' ~ -' an election will be held in CITY OF ASHLAND (Name of City or Di~tr~ct) Jackson Oregon. The polls will he open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. The Following shall he the ballot title for the measure submitted to the electors thereof: ~ M~-~ ASURE NO 52 CAPTION (]0 Words):. FIVE YEAR SWTMMING POOL AND RF. CiLEATION FACILITY MAINTENANCE TAX LEVY. QUESTION (20 W0rds):Sha].l Ash].and levy 5.5 ¢ per thousand dollars assessed value to operate swimming pool programs and maintain recreation facilities beq]nninq 1990-917 *EXPLANATION: This measure authorizes a maximum levy of five and one- half cents (5.5¢) per thousand do]la]~s of true cash __ value of taxable property to permit swimming pool program fees to be at a reasonable rate and to provide maintenance of recreation facilities. It is estimated that a levy of 5..5~. per thousand dollars of assessed value would pray].de $33,825 in 1990-91, $37,200 in 1991- 92, $40,930 in 1992-93, $45,000 in ]_993-94 and $49,530 in 1994-95. This measure will result in a decrease of 2.5~ per thousand dollars of assessed value from the tax levy that is currently authorized. Authorized signature for City, County or District Title ~1. For measure authorizing tax levy or establishing new tax bas~: Concise an~ imp~-t~'al ~tat, em~nt of not more th~n 150 word~, explaining chief purpose of the measu~'e nnd ~.ivJnd reasons ~or the measure. For uny other measu;'e: Conct.,e and impnrtlal ~tntement of not more t~8n 85 words, summarizing the men.,ure and .its major effect. Content requirements of ORS 255. 085(2) and OR8 450. 905 apply to bond measure and b3' ORS 310.395(1) .~;,F~ll ,~,,t Do included i~ word count. NOTICE OF ELECTION IN THE CITY OF ASHLAND, OREGON NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an election will be held in the City of Ashland, Oregon on the 15th day of May, 1990, at which time there will be referred to the legal voters of said City the following measures. MEASUm NO. CAPTION: TO ESTABLISH A NEW TAX BASE FOR ASHLAND. QUESTION: Shall Ashland be authorized a new EIGHT HUNDRED FIFTY-FIVE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS ($855,800) tax base beginning with the fiscal year 1991-927 EXPLANATION: CAPTION: The purpose of this measure is to provide stability in the operation of the City of Ashland's Police Department and Fire Emergency Medical Technician program. Further, the passage of this measure will not result in an increase in taxes over the amount presently authorized by the present tax base, police serial levy and fire EMT serial levy. This measure will combine the existing police serial levy of $407,836, the existing fire EMT serial levy of $15,600, and the estimated 1991-92 tax base of $432,400 to a new tax base of $855,800. TAX LEVY. QUESTION: Shall Ashland levy 5.5 per thousand dollars assessed value to operate swimming pool programs and maintain recreation facilities beginning 1990-917 EXPLANATION: This measure authorizes a maximum levy of five and one- half cents (5.5) per thousand dollars of true cash value of taxable property to permit swimming pool program fees to be at a reasonable rate and to provide maintenance of recreation facilities. It is estimated that a levy of 5.5 per thousand dollars of assessed value would provide $33,825 in 1990-91, $37,200 in 1991- 92, $40,930 in 1992-93, $45,000 in 1993-94 and $49,530 in 1994-95. This measure will result in a decrease of 2.5 per thousand dollars of assessed value from the tax levy that is currently authorized.. CAPTION: ASHLAND CHARTER AMENDMENT TO PROVIDE FOR OPEN SPACE PARK PROGRAM. QUESTION: Shall Ashland Charter be amended to create an Open Space Park Program to be administered by the Ashland Park Commission~ EXPLANATION: The Ashland Park Commission would administer an Ashland Open Space Park Program, the purpose of which is to provide and preserve land for open space park purposes. MEASU NO. CAPTION: PROVIDING FUNDING FOR THE CITY OF ASHLAND'S OPEN SPACE PROGRAM. QESTION: Shall Ashland finance open space acquisitions through systems development charges, utility surcharges, increases in business license and hotel/motel taxes? EXPLANATION- Advisory vote. Proposes a 20 year program for funding Open Space acquisitions, if the charter amendment is approved. Funding would be assessed from new residents, current residents, businesses, and tourists. Sources proposed are systems development charges on new construction; a 50 cent monthly residential utility surcharge; a business license tax increase to $100 per business plus $10 per employee; and a 1% increase in the hotel/motel tax. An increase within the authorized Parks property tax levy would cover maintenance and development costs. For the purpose of this election, the hours and the polling places shall be as directed by the Jackson County Clerk. The Polling Places for said Election shall be open between the hours of 7:00 A.M. and 8:00 P.M. Publish: May~ 1990 Notice of Election Nan E. Franklin, City Recorder City of Ashland, Oregon SED Form 109A Rev. Jan 1988 NOTICE OF MEASURE ELECTION (Name of City, County, or District) Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday , May 15, 1990 , (Day) (Date of Election) an election will.be held in CITY OF ASHLAND , (Name of City or District) Jackson County, Oregon. The polls will be open from 7:00 a.m..to 8:00 .p.m. The following shall be the ballot title for the measure submitted to the electors thereof: MEASURE NO. 54 CAPTION (]0 Words): PROVIDING FUNDING FOR THE CITY OF AsHLAND'S-OPEN SPACE PROGRAM. QUESTION (20 Words):,Shall Ashland finance open space acq~isitions through systems development charges, utility surcharges, increases in business license and hotel/motel taxes? *EXPLANATION: Advisory vote. Proposes a 20 year program for ~ funding Open Space acq~isitions, if the charter amendment is approved. Funding would be assessed from new residents, current 'residents, businesses, and tourists. Sources proposed are systems development charges on new construction; a 50 cent monthly residential utility surcharge; a business license tax ~increase to $100 per business plus $10 per employee; and a 1% increase in the~hotel/motel tax. An increase within the authorized Parks property tax levy would cover maintenance and development costs. Authorized signature for City, County or District Title $1. For measure authortxinK tax levy or establishinK new tax base: Concise and Impartial statement of not more than 150 words, explainInK chief purpose of the measure and givinK reasons for the measure. $2. For any other measure: Concise and impartial statement of not more than B5 words, summarizinK the measure and its mnjor effect. Content requirements o£ ORS 255.0B5(2) and ORS 450.905 apply to bond measure end certain sanitary authorities~ respectively. Addttionnl statement required by ORS 310.39.~(I) shall not b~' .inclt~ded in ~-,! r',,,,,,~. A RESOLUTION REFERRING TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF ASHLAND THE QUESTION OF THE SOURCES OF FUNDING OF AN OPEN SPACE PROGRAM AND WHETHER OR NOT SUCH FUNDING PROGRAM SHALL BE BY SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT CHARGES, UTILITY SURCHARGES, AND INCREASE IN BUSINESS LICENSE AND MOTEL/HOTEL TAXES. THIS QUESTION TO BE VOTED ON AT THE ELECTION HEREIN CALLED TO BE HELD ON THE 15TH DAY OF MAY, 1990. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY OF ASHLAND AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. There is hereby referred to the voters of the City of Ashland the question of the financing of the open space program by systems development ¢harges~ utility surcharges, and increases in business license andhotel/motel taxes. The following ballot for the proposed measure is hereby adopted and approved and the following are the ballot title and form in which that measure shall appear upon the ballot at said election. 54. PROVIDING FUNDING FOR THE CITY OF ASHLAND'S OPEN SPACE PROGRAM. Question: Shall Ashland finance open space acquisitions through systems development charges, utility surcharges, increases in business license and hotel/motel taxes? I I Yes I __ ~ Explanation: Advisory vote. Proposes a 20 year program for funding Open Space acquisitions, if the charter amendment is approved. Funding would be assessed from new residents, current residents, businesses, and tourists. Sources proposed are systems development charges on new construction; a 50 cent monthly residential utility surcharge; a business license tax increase to $160 per business plus $10.per employee; and a 1% increase in the hotel/motel tax. An increase within the authorized Parks property tax levy would cover maintenance and development costs. SECTION 2. An election in and for the city of Ashland is hereby called and ordered to be held for such city on the 15th day of May, 1990. SECTION 3. The City Recorder is hereby ~requested and directed to give due notice of such special election hereby called as provided in the Charter and ordinances of the City of Ashland and the laws of the State of Oregon. SECTION 4. For the purpose of this election, the hours and'.the polling places shall be as directed by the Jackson County Clerk. The' foregoing Resolution was READ and DULY ADOPTED at a special' meeting of the Ashland City Council on the 12th day of March, 1990. N~n E. Franklin City Recorder SIGNED and APPROVED this 13th day of March, 1990. Catherine M. Golden Mayor SED Form 109A Rev. Jan 1988 NOTICE OF MEASURE ELECTION CI~ OF ASHLD/gD (Name of City, County, or District) Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday (Day) , May 15, 1990 , (Date of Election) an election wtll.be held in CI~ OF ASHL~/gD (Name of'City or Distr~ct) Jackson County, Oregon. The polls will be open from 7:00 a.m..to 8:00 .p.m. The following shall be the ballot title for the measure submitted to the electors thereof: MEASURE NO. 54 CAPTION (10 Words): PROVIDING FUNDING FOR THE CITY OF ASHI~%ND'S OPEN SPACE PROGP~M. QUESTION (20 Words): .Shall Ashland finance open space acquisitions through systems development charges, utility surcharges, increases in business license and hotel/motel taxes? *EXPLANATION: Advisory vote. Proposes a 20 year program for funding Open Space acquisitions, if the charter amendment is approved. Funding would be assessed from new residents, current residents, businesses, and tourists. Sources proposed are systems development charges on new construction; a 50 cent monthly residential utility surcharge; a business license tax increase to $100 per business plus $10 per employee; and a 1% increase in the hotel/motel tax. An increase within the authorized Parks property tax levy would cover maintenance and development costs. Authorized $]gnatume for C~ty, County or District For ;ueaaure suthorix~ng tax levy or establishing new ~ax base: Concise and impartial statement of not more than 150 words, explaining chle£ purpose of the measure and giviaK reasons for the measure. For any other measure: Concise and impartial statement of not more than B5 words, summarizing the measure and its major effect. Content requirements o~ ORS 255.0B5(2) and ORS 450.905 apply to bond measure and certain sanitary authorities, re~pectively. Addltionnl statement required by ORS 310.39G(I) shnll not be incl,dod i~, ~eot-d ....... ~. A RESOLUTION REFERRING TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF ASHLAND THE QUESTION OF THE SOURCES OF FUNDING OF AN OPEN SPACE PROGRAM AND WHETHER OR NOT SUCH FUNDING PROGRAM SHALL BE BY SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT CHARGES, UTILITY SURCHARGES, AND INCREASE IN BUSINESS LICENSE AND MOTEL/HOTEL TAXES. THIS QUESTION TO BE VOTED ON AT THE ELECTION HEREIN CALLED TO BE HELD ON THE 15TH DAY OF MAY, 1990. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY OF ASHLAND AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. There is hereby referred to the voters of the city of Ashland the question of the financing of the open space program by systems development charges, utility surcharges, and increases in business license and hotel/motel taxes. The following ballot for the proposed measure is hereby adopted and approved and the following are the ballot title and form in which that measure shall appear upon the ballot at said election. 54. PROVIDING FUNDING FOR THE CITY OF ASHLAND'S OPEN SPACE PROGRAM. Question: Shall Ashland finance open space acquisitions through systems development charges, utility surcharges, increases in business license and hotel/motel taxes? Yes I I I, ,, I No I I I--I Explanation: Advisory vote. Proposes a 20 year program for funding Open Space acquisitions, if the charter amendment is approved. Funding would be assessed from new residents, current residents, businesses, and tourists. Sources proposed are systems development charges on new construction; a 50 cent monthly residential utility surcharge; a business license tax increase to $100 per business plus $10.per employee; and a 1% increase in the hotel/motel tax. An increase within the authorized Parks property tax levy would cover maintenance and development costs. SECTION 2. An election in and for the City of Ashland is hereby called and ordered to be held for such City on the 15th day of May, 1990. SECTION 3. The City Recorder is hereby requested and directed to give due notice of such special election hereby called as provided in the Charter and ordinances of the City of Ashland and the laws of the State of Oregon. SECTION 4. For the purpose of this election, the hours and the polling places shall be as directed by the Jackson County Clerk. The foregoing Resolution was READ and DULY ADOPTED at a special meeting of the Ashland City Council on the 12th day of March, 1990. N~n E. Franklin City Recorder SIGNED and APPROVED this 13th day of March, 1990. Mayor SED Form 109A Rev. Jan 1988 NOTICE OF MEASURE ELECTION CI~ OF ASHLAND (Name of CitY, County, or District) Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday (Day) (Date of E]!ect~n) an election will be held in CITY OF ASHLAND (Name of City or District) Jackson County, Oregon. The polls will be open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. The following shall be the ballot title for the measure submitted to the electors thereof: MEASURE NO. 53 CAPIION (]0 Words):_ASHLAND CH~TER AMENDMENT TO PROVIDE FOR OPEN SPACE P~RK PROGP~. QUESTION (20 Words): *EXPLANATION: Shall Ashland Charter be amended to create an Open Space Park Program to be administered by the Ashland Park Commission. The Ashland Park Commission would administer an Ashland Open Space Park Program, the purpose of which is to provide and preset-re land for open space park purposes. Authorized s~gnature for City, County or District .~' T~tle For measure authorizinK tax levy or establishing new tax 'base: Concise and Impartial statement of not more then 150 word~, explaininK chief purpose of the measure and KivinK reasons for the measure. For any other measure: Concise and impartial statement of not more than 85 words, summarizinK the measure and its major effect. Content requirements of ORS 255.085(2) and ORS 450,905 apply to bond measure end certs.in sanitary a~thorit.ies, respectively. ddditionnl statement required by ORS 310.395(I) shall not be included in word count. NOTICE OF ELECTION IN THE CITY OF ASHLAND, OREGON NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an election will be held in the City of Ashland, Oregon on the 15th day of May, 1990, at which time there will be referred to the legal voters of said City the following measures. MEASURE NO. 51 CAPTION: TO ESTABLISH A NEW TAX BASE FOR ASHLAND. QUESTION: Shall Ashland be authorized a new EIGHT HUNDRED FIFTY-FIVE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS ($855,800) tax base beginning with the fiscal year 1991-927 EXPLANATION: The purpose of this measure is to provide stability in the operation of the City of Ashland's Police Department and Fire Emergency Medical Technician program. Further, the passage of this measure will not result in an increase in taxes over the amount presently authorized by the present tax base, police serial levy and fire EMT serial levy. This measure will combine the existing police serial levy of $407,836, the existing fire EMT serial levy of $15,600, and the estimated 1991-92 tax base of $432,400 to a new tax base of $855,800. MEASURE NO. 52 CAPTION: FIVE YEAR SWIMMING POOL AND RECREATION FACILITY MAINTENANCE TAX LEVY. QUESTION: Shall Ashland levy 5.5 per thousand dollars assessed value to operate swimming pool programs and maintain recreation facilities beginning 1990-917 EXPLANATION: This measure authorizes a maximum levy of five and one- half cents (5.5) per thousand dollars of true cash value of taxable property to permit swimming pool program fees to be at a reasonable rate and to provide maintenance of recreation facilities. It is estimated that a levy of 5.5 per thousand dollars of assessed value would provide $33,825 in 1990-91, $37,200 in 1991- 92, $40,930 in 1992-93, $45,000 in 1993-94 and $49,530 in 1994-95. This measure will result in a decrease of 2.5 per thousand dollars of assessed value from the tax levy that is currently authorized. MEASURE NO. 53 CAPTION: ASHLAND CHARTER AMENDMENT TO PROVIDE FOR OPEN SPACE PARK PROGRAM. QUESTION: Shall Ashland Charter be amended to create an Open Space Park Program to be administered by the Ashland Park Commission? EXPLANATION: The Ashland Park Commission would administer an Ashland Open Space Park Program, the purpose of which is to provide and preserve land for open space park purposes. MEASURE NO. 54 CAPTION' PROVIDING FUNDING FOR THE CITY OF ASHLAND'S OPEN SPACE PROGRAM. QESTION: Shall Ashland finance open space acquisitions through systems development charges, utility surcharges, increases in business license and hotel/motel taxes? EXPLANATION: Advisory vote. Proposes a 20 year program for funding Open Space acquisitions, if the charter amendment is approved. Funding would be assessed from new residents, current residents, businesses, and tourists. Sources proposed are systems development charges on new construction; a 50 cent monthly residential utility surcharge; a business license tax increase to $100 per business plus $10 per employee; and a 1% increase in the hotel/motel tax. An increase within the authorized Parks property tax levy would cover maintenance and development costs. For the purpose of this election, the hours and the polling places shall be as directed by the Jackson County Clerk. The Polling Places for said Election shall be open between the hours of 7:00 A.M. and 8:00 P.M. Publish: May 4, 1990 Nan E. Franklin, City Recorder City of Ashland, Oregon Notice of Election SED Form 109A Rev. Jan 1988 NOTICE OF MEASURE ELECTION CITY OF ASHLAND < ..-~r~ (Name of City, County, or District) ~ '~i::. Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday , May 15, 19~."0 '~ -<.- (Day) (Date o~ Elect~on) an election will be held in CITY OF ASHLAND (Name of C~ty or D~str{ct) Jackson C~unty, Oregon. The polls will be open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. The following shall be the ballot title for the measure submitted to the electors thereof: MEASURE NO. 51 CAPTION (lO Words): TO E$'i'A~3LIS~I A NEW TAX BASE FOR ASIILAND, QUESTION (20 Words):Shall n.'::l~lau(l I~e authorized a new EIGI['I' I[UNDRED FIFTY-FIVE '.I'11OU._qAIII) lqIGllq' I1UI.II)I1ED I)OLI,ARS ($~}55,U00) tax })asq beginthing ~i. scal year 1991-927 *EXPLANATION: The purpose of this measure is to provide stability in the operation of the City of Asliland's Police Department and Fi~e Emergency Medical Technician program.. Further, the passage of this measure will not result in an increase in taxes over the amount presently authorized by the present tax base, police serial levy and fire EMT serial levy. This measure will combine the existing police serial levy of $407,836, the existing fire EMT serial levy of $15,600, and the estimated 1991-92 tax base of $432,400 to a new tax base of $855,800. Authorized sigfiature for City, County or District Title 11. For measure au~horizinK tax levy or estsblishtnK new tax b~se: Conci, ae ~2. For any other measure: Concise and impartIn1 statement of not more than 85 words, summarizing t!~o menmute and its major effect. Con,eat requirements of ORS 255. 085(2) ~nd ORS 450. 905 apply to bond measure and by OR8 310.3.~.q(1) .~hnll not ;,- included ~n reord count. NOTICE OF ELECTION IN THE CITY OF ASHLAND, OREGON NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN than an election will be held in the City of Ash- I.~d, O.mgon on the .15~ oay of. May, 1..gfi~0., at .wnicn, time mere Will be reterrea legal vetera of said ~itth~ the following Ineasures. MEASURE NO. 51 QAPTION: TO ES- TABLISH A NEW TAX BASE FOR ASHLAND. · QUESTION: Shall Ashland 'be authorizi}d a new .EIGHT HUNDRED FIFTY- FIVE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS · (~sss,e...oo) .~ ..b,~__ .begin- ;'! nlng with me fiscal year 1901-92? EXPLANATION: The pur- pose o,f this .me.,,.asure i~..t~ provies staoility in. me, o, peratlon of th~ City Ashland's. ,_Polic~_ Depart- merit ana t-~re ~merg .erw'7 Medical Technician program. Further, the ~ sage of this m6asure will no[ result in an increase in taxes over the amount presently auth.orized by prese, n,t tax t~,s,e., serial levy One life serial evy.. This measure will coralSine the existing police serial of $407,836, the existing fire EMT serial levy of $~5,600, and the estimated 1991-92 tax base of $432 400 to a new EXPLA_NATION: Advisory vote ereposes a 20 year program for f..u. nding .Open charter ame~ment--I~- a~ proved..Fu.~ I~. assessee from ' deals, current residents, ~ businesses, and tourists. Sources proposed a.re sys- · terns development c~arg~ on new construction; a cent monthly residential utility surcharge; a busi- ness license fax ir~rease to $100 per business plus $10 pe.r. emplol(ee; a.nd a 1% m me hotekmotel tax. An increase within the authorized Parks prope.rty tax levy would cover mmn- tenonce and development For the purpose of this election the hours and the R9!ling pl.acas.shat! lap, as , airscleo by me JacKson County Clerk. The Polling Places for said I Elsclio0. s~all be open bet- ween me hours of 7:00 · A.M. and 8.t30 p.m. Nan E Franklin ; City of Ashland, Oregon i PUBLISH: May 4, 1990. No. 5905. .. N.urnbers,,. * on 'ballot mixed up By Monica Alleven Of The Tidings Ashland voters shouldn't look for measures 5! through 54 on the May 15 ballot, because they won't be there. Ashland City Recorder Nan Franklin said different numbers will appear on the May 15 ballots because new numbers were a~- signed to the measures when they reached the Jackson County clerk's office. The city's four measures all are -found on the ballot under one ~.~:- tion labeled "City of Ashland." What's been advertised~as measure 51 is shown on the sample ballot as 15-1; 52 is 15-2; 53is:t5-6; and 54 is 15..7, she said. . T~e measures are a proposal to k~orgorate the ¢xis~ng l~.li~a and fi~e Emergency Mec~al Illclan serial levies into ~e' '~- tirnated 1991-92 tax base; a five- year recreational serial low for Daniel Meyer Pool and two measures regarding open spa, ce. Staff in the county clerk s of- .lice assign numbers to the measures as they're submitted, so the measures proposed by one city or district do not necessariiy.fol- low in numerical sequence, a ~clerk's spokeswoman said Friday. Franklin said she discovered the discrepancy after picking up the sample ballots on Thursday and notified the three political actions committees that have formed opposition and support of open space measures. Voters should be aware that they should not look for those numbers on the ballots, she said. Members of at least one politi- cal action committee were upset when they learned of the error. "I am very upset, and I don't under- stand how the wrong information got out there," said Alice Levy of Citizens for Fair Taxation. Not all of the committee's 100 or so signs have been put up, but many have been posted along Siskiyou Boulevard, and she was unsure Friday how the committee would rectify the problem, she said. The Daily Tidfnss -.,- T~y, M~,. 8, I~D0 --, PU.BL NOTICES' claim timely nay result in thou. sand della.m of true same being ba-r/~l. All per-. cash value at taxable stins whose ri!lhtS may be/property to permit swim- a~ected by ~ese p.ro....c~e~ ,ming pool program fees to i ngis may ob[a n aoaifior~l De at a reasonable rate and. infl~rmation fro.rp ~.e~.r~to ore,de. majote.~?ce at Personal Reff'esent~ive, timeted that a levy of 5.5 or Att0[neys kr saicyPer- per thousand doll~s of as- sanal F~prese~tativff'. sessed value would ~ . / provide $33,825 in 1990- Date of\first ~ub$'mation: 91, $37,200 in 1991-92, 5-8-90. \ ~$40,930 in 1992-93 \ ~$45,000 in 1993-94 and Date of last ~fiblication: $49,530 in 1994-95. This 5-22-90. \ measure will result in a V decrease of 2.5 per JOHN GORDJ~q GATLEY thousand dollars of as- Personal / '[ sessed value from the tax Represenlall've~n care of: ~ levy tha,t is currently AINSWO~T-I,~ DAVIS authorizeo. ' GILSTR~P, 't-:l~:i R I S ~A[(x}{~'k, ~: ITOH, P.C." Ashta~d: Oregon 9¥20 MEASURE NO. 53 / . ~ COUNTY BALLOT PUBLISH: May .8, 1~ and NO. 15-6 , ¢ 19~0. NO. ~9010. '~ CAPTION: ASHLAND NOTICE OF ELECTION IN THE CITY OF ·A$HLAND, .OREGON N0~fI:CE IS HEREBY GIVEN than an election will be held in the City of Ash- land Oregon On the 15th day ~f May 1990 at which t me there w II be referred to the legal voters of said City the following measures. MEASURE NO. 51 COUNTY BALLOT NO. 15-1 CAPTION: TO ES- TABLISH A NEW TAX BASE FOR ASHLAND. QUESTION: Shall Ashland be authorized a new EIGHT HUNDRED FIFTY- FIVE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS ($855, .81~0. ) tax base begin- ning with the fiscal year 1991-927 'O~g/6 'l::lO 'puelqW S elde~ ~t~ :or e~unso~ u~Jq ~o puss -lnd-u~ e~hdtuo3 ~ §uqpq e3u~ ~nsm 'u0~[de~e[ i'o ~ pi~ol~)~d eauouedx:3 el eo~[oldUJ~ oo!tjo 1NOEIJ u~elN 'N lalokl jo'uel/~ -saoe~ dol p!etu le~ou~ O3ON3183dX3 ~'euol~oi ~W (e~Jd ~o~ sotqaun~ )unOJ' J~ek .oau~JnSUl sosnuoq jamruns to pu3 01qe~loOou sefe~ 'pepeau s~oo3 eu[I O~ON~I~dX9 -sSmue~a ZS~-~ qoq~l OSl~ 'jetued~3 'dX~ CHARTER AMENDMENT TO PROVIDE FOR OPEN SPACE PARK PROGRAM QUESTION: Shall Ashland Charter be amended to create an Open Space Park Program to be ad- ministered by the Ashland Park Commission EXPLANATION: The Ash- land Park Commission would administer an Ash- land Open Space Park Program, the purpose of which is to prowde and preserve land for open space park purposes. 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