Measure D
Aromas-San Juan Unified School District bond
Bond amount: $44 million ($2.7 million annually)
Impact on voters: Roughly $55 per $100,000 of assessed valuation
Yes: 80%
No: 20%
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Measure L
Bonny Doon Elementary School District bond
Bond Amount: $456,000 annually
Impact on voters: approximately 3 cents per $100 assessed value on properties in the district
Yes: 65.51%
No: 34.49%
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Measure M
Pajaro Valley Unified School District bond
Bond Amount: $315 million ($18.3 million annually)
Impact on voters: $60 per $100,000 of assessed valuation
Yes: 54.74%
No: 45.26%
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Measure N
Live Oak School District Bond
Bond amount: $45 million ($3.3 million annually)
Impact on voters: $30 per $100,000 of assessed valuation
Yes: 45.6%
No: 54.4%
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Measure O
Scotts Valley School District Bond
Bond amount: $85 million ($5 million annually)
Impact on voters: $49 per $100,000 of assessed valuation
Yes: 54.49%
No: 45.51%
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Measure P
Soquel Union Elementary School District Bond
Bond amount: $73 million ($4 million annually)
Impact on voters: 3 cents per $100,000 of assessed valuation
Yes: 54.39%
No: 45.61%
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Measure Q
Santa Cruz County’s Water and Wildlife Protection
Parcel Tax
Parcel Tax: $ 7.3 million annual revenue
Impact on voters: $87 per parcel
Yes: 57.78%
No: 42.22%
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Measure R
Santa Cruz County Central Fire District Bond
Bond amount: $24.5 million ($1.7 million annually)
Impact on voters: $17 per $100,000 of assessed valuation
Yes: 56.21%
No: 43.79%
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Measure S
Scotts Valley Fire Protection District Bond
Bond Amount: $24,5 million ($1.7 million annually)
Impact on voters: $17 per $100,000 of assessed valuation
Yes: 62.04%
No: 37.96%
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Measure T
Zayante Fire Protection District Tax
Amount to be raised: $440,000 annually
Tax amount: $50 for vacant parcels less than five acres, $100 for larger vacant parcels and $290 for residential, commercial and other improved parcels.
Yes: 72.49%
No: 27.51%
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Measure U
San Lorenzo Valley Water District Fixed Charge
What: would repeal all fixed water charges and limit future increases to 2% per calendar year until Jan. 1, 2049
Yes: 34.97%
No: 65.03%
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Measure V
Watsonville Charter Amendment – Boards and Commissions
What: Would allow all Watsonville residents to serve on city boards and commissions, regardless of citizenship status
No financial impact.
Yes: 55.62%
No: 44.38%
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Measure W
What: Would make several changes to Watsonville’s charter, including:
• Allow council members to receive employment benefits
• Make the Library Board a commission
• Let the city hire attorneys to assist the city attorney
• Revise the requirements when hiring city managers
Yes: 57.05%
No: 42.95%
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Measure X
Scotts Valley Business License Tax
Estimated annual revenue: $1.1 million
Would raise the base rate from $90 to $150 per business.
Yes: 72.92%
No: 27.08%
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Measure Y
Capitola Sales Tax
Estimated revenue: $2.2 million annually
What: Would replace the city’s quarter-percent sales tax with a half-percent sales tax.
Yes: 68.99%
No: 31.01%
Measure Z
Santa Cruz sugar-sweetened beverage tax
Estimated revenue: $1.3 million annually
What: 2 cents per ounce tax on sweetened beverages
Yes: 52.09%
No: 47.9
