Significantly reduces the state’s ability to take local property tax revenues, sales and use taxes, and VLF revenues. It also requires the state to reimburse local governments for state-mandated programs.

Would require voter approval before the state could take local revenues. However, Proposition 65 does not provide the same cap, loan and repayment guarantees that would be codified in the State Constitution if Proposition 1A passes.

Would allow the Santa Clara Unified School District to issue $315,000,000 of bonds to repair school facilities. Property owners within the District would be assessed no more than $58 per $100,000 of their property’s assessed value (not market value) each year for thirty years.

Would allow the Fremont Union High School District to levy a $98 parcel tax annually for 6 years to preserve core academic classes, maintain qualified and experienced teachers and school employees, and continue programs that help students qualify for college.

Would allow the Cupertino Union School District to levy a $98 parcel tax annually for 6 years to help attract and retain the best teachers and staff, keep class sizes small, maintain essential educational programs including music and art, and fund programs that enhance student achievement.