ROSEVILLE CITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT BOND

Shall Roseville City Elementary School District repair local elementary schools and sites; improve safety conditions; upgrade wiring for technology/fire alarms/emergency communication systems; install energy efficient heating/cooling systems; replace aging plumbing, fix leaky roofs/bathrooms; remove asbestos; repair, acquire, construct, equip school multipurpose rooms, facilities, and classrooms; qualify for State matching funds; by issuing $29,117,071 of bonds at legal rates, appoint a Citizens' Oversight Committee, perform annual audits to ensure no bond money is used for administrators' salaries?

This measure, if approved by fifty-five percent of the voters voting thereon, would authorize the sale of general obligation bonds of the Roseville City Elementary School District, ("DISTRICT") for $29,117,071.00 (Twenty-nine million, one hundred seventeen thousand, seventy-one dollars).

The District Board of Education ("Board") has determined, and has declared in Resolution No. 2001-02.60, that certain properties and equipment within the District need to be acquired, constructed, improved, and equipped to enable the District to enhance the educational opportunities of the K-8 students in the District.

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