Oregon Ballot Measure 18 (2002)

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Oregon Ballot Measure 18 (2002) or House Joint Resolution (HJR) 45 is a legislatively-referred constitutional amendment that would permit local tax districts that have not imposed property taxes in any year on or after July 1 1990 to do so, among other provisions for dividing into tax zones. ^[1]

Official Ballot Title

Allows Certain Tax Districts To Establish Permanent Property Tax Rates And Divide Into Tax Zones^[2]

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This measure failed at the November 2002 General Election.

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[1] Detailed information on this measure from the Secretary of State

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Oregon Ballot Measure 18 (2002)

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