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1 School Referendum Results School Amount Type of Debt Description Arrowhead UHS Arrowhead UHS Baraboo Beaver Dam Belleville Cambridge Campbellsport Chippewa Falls Chippewa Falls $64,700, Issue Debt BE IT RESOLVED by the School Board of the Arrowhead Union High School District, Waukesha County, Wisconsin that there shall be issued pursuant to Chapter 67 of the Wisconsin Statutes, general obligation bonds in an amount not to exceed $64,700,000 for the public purpose of paying the cost of a campus-wide school building and improvement program consisting of: renovations to instructional areas, classrooms, special education, and design, engineering and manufacturing areas; site and storm water management improvements; security, life safety and building infrastructure updates; constructing and equipping a fine arts auditorium, a replacement swimming pool, storage areas and a new science lab as additions to the existing school buildings; and acquisition of furnishings, fixtures and equipment. $173, RR BE IT RESOLVED by the School Board of the Arrowhead Union High School District, Waukesha County, Wisconsin that the revenues included in the School District budget be authorized to exceed the revenue limit specified in Section , Wisconsin Statutes, for the school year and thereafter by $173,000, for recurring purposes to support the annual operating costs associated with the fine arts auditorium and replacement swimming pool additions. $21,950, Issue Debt Capital Project Referendum in the amount of $21.95 million for the purpose of additions, renovations and repairs to Baraboo HS. $48,900, Issue Debt Renovations and improvements at the high school, and safety and security improvements for the District $20,750, Issue Debt Additions, remodeling, renovations and improvements and the Intermediate and Middle/High School buildings. $1,600, RR $1,600,000 Referendum to exceed the revenue limits on a recurring basis. $23,400, Issue Debt Demolish a portion of MS-HS, rebuild classrooms and gymnasium along with remodeling of some current classrooms plus provide for improved safety and security. $61,210, Issue Debt Authorizing general obligation bonds in an amount not to exceed $61,210,000. $98,000, Issue Debt Authorizing general obligation bonds in an amount not to exceed $98,000,000
2 Clinton Colby Colfax $4,500, RR For recurring purposes consisting of maintaining reasonable class sizes; educational programming, and supporting student access to instructional technology. $7,750, Issue Debt General obligation bonds in an amount not to exceed $7,750,000 for the public purpose of paying the cost of District-wide building infrastructure improvements/renovations and safety and security upgrades; site and storm water management improvements; and acquisition of related equipment. $7,200, Issue Debt INITIAL RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $7,200,000 Cuba City $300, RR Recurring Referendum Cuba City $8,900, Issue Debt Capital referendum for building and remodeling Cudahy $7,900, Issue Debt $7.9 Million Capital Projects Referendum Deerfield $1,600, NR Non-recurring operational referendum of $400,000 to exceed the revenue cap for 4 years beginning in Deerfield Eau Claire Elcho Elcho Elkhorn Elkhorn $2,900, Issue Debt Capital referendum in an amount not to exceed $2,900,000 for the purpose of facility addition and improvements. $87,900, NR To exceed revenue limit for $ 5,860,000 for and for each of the next 14 years for non-recurring purposes consisting of staff, building maintenance, safety and security improvements, class size, technology, and debt service for capital improvement projects. $2,000, NR Authorize the School District to exceed revenue limit by $500,000 for four years for non-recurring purposes $18,000, Issue Debt General obligation bonds in an amount not to exceed $18,000,000 to pay the cost of additions, renovations, remodeling and replacement of portions of the existing District building. $22,900, Issue Debt "Shall the Elkhorn School District, Walworth County, Wisconsin be authorized to issue pursuant to Chapter 67 of the Wisconsin Statutes, general obligation bonds in an amount not to exceed $22,900,000 for the public purpose of paying the cost of a school building and improvement program consisting of: acquisition of approximately 56 acres of land located east of the high school and west of Highway 12 for site improvements and the creation of and improvements to outdoor athletic facilities for school and community use; related site improvements at the high school and middle school including the construction of new agricultural greenhouse facilities, remodeling and renovation of the auditorium, academic and gymnasium spaces and construction of a new multi-use athletic center; renovation of unfinished areas of the 1887 building; and acquisition of furnishings, fixtures and equipment?" $300, RR "Shall the Elkhorn School District, Walworth County, Wisconsin be authorized to exceed the revenue limit specified in Section , Wisconsin Statutes, for the school year and
3 Florence Florence Fort Atkinson Fort Atkinson Franklin Public Geneva J4 Germantown Howards Grove Hustisford Iola-Scandinavia Iola-Scandinavia Kewaskum Madison Metropolitan Marshfield thereafter by $300,000, for recurring purposes consisting of operational, maintenance, staffing and equipment costs for District facilities?" $13,200, Issue Debt Capital Improvements - HS Building Renovation $1,300, Issue Debt Capital Improvement - STEAM renovation $1,750, RR Recurring referendum for $1,750,000 in November, 2016 $6,750, NR Non-Recurring operating referendum on November 8, 2016 $43,300, Issue Debt The debt would fund the construction of a new middle school on district property, tearing down the current middle school, site improvements, and the acquisition of equipment, furnishings, and fixtures. $4,600, Issue Debt This $4.6 million referendum will provide additional space for four-year old Kindergarten, science, family and consumer science, and art, as well as a gymnasium. In addition, secure entrances will be built and air conditioning will be installed throughout the building. $84,000, Issue Debt District-wide school building, capital improvements, a field house, a performing art center, and a swimming pool. $4,700, Issue Debt Referendum for capital improvements and auditorium. $5,590, Issue Debt School improvement project at district facilities, for remodeling, renovation, and modernization including additional classrooms and a gymnasium at the elementary school. $2,000, Issue Debt Referendum to issue debt for school improvement programs. $4,600, NR Revenue Cap Exemption $28,420, Issue Debt SITE IMPROVEMENTS, NEW CONSTRUCTION, RENOVATION AND MODERNIZATION OF KEWASKUM MIDDLE SCHOOL AND KEWASKUM HIGH SCHOOL. $8,500, NR Funding general operations, maintenance, instructional technology, and staff over 5 years $22,000, Issue Debt Construction of new primary school and improvement of other facilities $9,000, Issue Debt Construction/expansion of high school gym, wrestling room, and weight room $26,000, RR Exceed Revenue Limit $12,000, NR RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET TO EXCEED REVENUE LIMIT BY $3,000,000 FOR FOUR YEARS FOR NON-RECURRING PURPOSES $65,150, Issue Debt District-wide Facilities Improvements $232, RR Operational Costs associated with expanded facilities $1,104, RR Operational costs associated with maintaining current educational programming
4 Melrose-Mindoro Milton Milton Monroe Monroe Oconomowoc Oregon Plum City Plum City River Ridge River Ridge River Valley Sheboygan Sheboygan Falls Sun Prairie Sun Prairie Turtle Lake Turtle Lake $24,700, Issue Debt Building & improvements to create a consolidated campus at high school site. $12,500, NR Exceed revenue cap for operational needs. $87,000, Issue Debt Issue general obligation bonds for ADA requirements, capital improvements, renovations to reconfigure grade levels in all buildings, convert current high school to middle school, construct new high school with swimming pool, and acquire furnishings and fixtures. $4,500, NR Maintain Educational Services and Programming $1,380, NR Safety, Security, Communications and Maintenance Expenses $54,900, Issue Debt district-wide building and improvement project consisting of: construction and equipping of a new Meadow View elementary school and possible land acquisition for the school building site and related site improvements and, if necessary, the removal of the current Meadow View Elementary School; additions and renovations at Ixonia Elementary School; security improvements and renovations at the Main High School Campus; renovations for instructional spaces and District offices at the High School East Campus; and capital replacements and improvements at Greenland Elementary School and Park Lawn Elementary School. $1,500, RR Resolution to exceed revenue limit for employee compensation $2,000, Issue Debt $1,500, NR $9,500, Issue Debt Referendum to authorize general obligation bonds in an amount not to exceed $9.5 million for additions/remodeling to create one Pre K-12 campus at Patch Grove site. $1,500, Issue Debt Referendum to authorize general obligation bonds in an amount not to exceed $1.5 million for athletic field additions and improvements at the Patch Grove site. $9,350, NR Non-recurring to exceed revenue cap for maintaining educational programs, facilities and equipment of the district. $29,000, Issue Debt Authorizing General Obligation Bonds in an amount not to exceed $29,000,000 for capital improvements and building maintenance. $30,900, Issue Debt Issue debt for the cost of constructing a new middle school, taking down the existing middle school and capital replacement projects. $89,500, Issue Debt To build two new elem. schools, to purchase land and to do maintenance/operations projects in the district. $2,800, RR To fund the operations of two new elem. schools on a recurring basis. $4,975, NR Resolution to exceed revenue limit by $995,000 a year for five years for non-recurring purposes. $400, NR Resolution to exceed revenue limit by $100,000 a year for four years for non-recurring purposes.
5 Two Rivers Waupun West Salem West Salem Weyauwega- Fremont Whitewater Wrightstown $3,715, Issue Debt Referendum for upgrades and remodeling throughout the district. $36,000, Issue Debt Requesting voter approval for funds to address deferred maintenance, safety, security, accessibility and proper learning environment needs at the districts buildings sites. $20,000, Issue Debt Renovations and additions at the current Middle School; renovations and building infrastructure improvements at the Elementary School; site improvements, including additional parking and a new bus transfer area; and acquisition of related furnishings, fixtures and equipment. $5,000, Issue Debt District athletic facilities improvements: replacing the track and constructing additional track/football stadium seating, constructing and equipping baseball and softball fields, tennis courts, and a multi-purpose sports and events facility; and completing related site improvements. $21,000, Issue Debt Capital Improvements not to exceed $21,000, $23,500, Issue Debt District-wide improvements including renovation and remodeling of instructional spaces, safety improvements, ADA compliance updates, building infrastructure upgrades, and site improvements. $3,800, Issue Debt INITIAL RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $3,800,000
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