Oregon Ballot Measure 16 (2002)

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Oregon Ballot Measure 16 (2002) or Senate Joint Resolution (SJR) 22 is a legislatively-referred constitutional amendment that allows the state to issue general obligation bonds to assess need for and to conduct seismic rehabilitation of emergency services buildings. The measure limits the amount of indebtness to 1/5 of 1% of the real market value of all property in the state.[1]

Official Ballot Title

Authorizes State To Issue General Obligation Bonds For Seismic Rehabilitation Of Emergency Services Buildings (Defined)^[2]

Results

This measure passed at the November 2002 General Election.

Support and opposition

No information yet

References

See also

• Oregon 2002 ballot measures
• List of Oregon ballot measures

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