Clinton Central School new construction referendum (2009)
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A Clinton Central School new construction referendum appeared on the February 3, 2009 ballot in Clinton County, Indiana ballot measures in the Clinton Central School District[1]
- Yes: 219 (14%)
- No: 1,327 (86%)
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Voters in the district had the choice whether to approve a $22.5 million budget for renovation and repairs to the elementary and neighboring high school. The total includes $4.5 million for an auditorium.
The vote took place because of an Indiana law that says that school district property taxpayers get to vote on whether or not to sponsor multi-million dollar building projects. Ballot measures are required if project costs are expected to exceed property tax caps imposed by the state.[3]
See also
References
- ↑ Journal and Courier Online, "Turnout may play role in school referendum", January 25, 2009
- ↑ Indiana's JCOnline.com
- ↑ Carroll County Comet, "DCSC patrons are headed for special election", January 28, 2009
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