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On May 2, 2024 the board unanimously passed a resolution that authorizes a $10 million bond measure to go before voters. In a follow-up board discussion on May 16th, the board passed a motion by a majority vote, 4-1, clarifying the intent of the use of up to the $10 million of bond funding with the following statement: “Should the Ray Williamson pool renovation bond measure created through Resolution 2024-04 be approved by the voters on the August 6, 2024 ballot, then the board hereby clarifies that its intent is to expand the Ray Williamson pool to an eight-lane width and create an even depth of 6.5 feet so long as the construction is financially feasible.”
If passed, the bond measure would:
Complete all Phase 1 upgrades to architectural, mechanical, plumbing, electrical, and safety systems; replace pool deck.
Replace pool shell and underlying plumbing.
Expand the existing pool, adding two additional swimming lanes.
Create a consistent pool depth to increase safety and meet user needs.
What would the proposed bond measure cost if it passes?
Estimated bond tax rate of $0.06 per $1,000 of assessed property value.
The owner of a home assessed at $1,000,000 would pay $60 per year or $5 per month.
What will happen if the proposed bond measure does not pass?
The Ray Williamson Pool will be renovated in its current configuration.
On May 2, 2024 the board unanimously passed a resolution that authorizes a $10 million bond measure to go before voters. In a follow-up board discussion on May 16th, the board passed a motion by a majority vote, 4-1, clarifying the intent of the use of up to the $10 million of bond funding with the following statement: “Should the Ray Williamson pool renovation bond measure created through Resolution 2024-04 be approved by the voters on the August 6, 2024 ballot, then the board hereby clarifies that its intent is to expand the Ray Williamson pool to an eight-lane width and create an even depth of 6.5 feet so long as the construction is financially feasible.”
If passed, the bond measure would:
Complete all Phase 1 upgrades to architectural, mechanical, plumbing, electrical, and safety systems; replace pool deck.
Replace pool shell and underlying plumbing.
Expand the existing pool, adding two additional swimming lanes.
Create a consistent pool depth to increase safety and meet user needs.
What would the proposed bond measure cost if it passes?
Estimated bond tax rate of $0.06 per $1,000 of assessed property value.
The owner of a home assessed at $1,000,000 would pay $60 per year or $5 per month.
What will happen if the proposed bond measure does not pass?
The Ray Williamson Pool will be renovated in its current configuration.
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