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Culberson County-Allamoore ISD

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Bond 2016

Bond 2016

New Construction

  • K-12 Consolidated Campus
  • Science Labs
  • Metal Shop
  • Wood Shop
  • Competition Gym
  • New building capacity will be for 630 students

Existing Facility Improvements

  • Partial Renovation of Old High School into administrative space
  • Renovation of Current Gym to be used as a Secondary Gym which will attract more tournaments and events to CCAISD facilities.
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Existing Facilities Condition

  • The average age of district facilities is 60 years and do not comply with current building codes.
  • The main campus buildings were built prior to modern air conditioning and lack necessary insulation and building envelope for efficient heating and cooling.
  • The electrical infrastructure is stretched beyond its capacity to support current education technology.
  • 95% of the A/C systems are 20 + years old.
  • None of the District’s facilities have fire sprinkler systems needed for life safety under current code.
  • Much of the District’s facilities contain materials that contain asbestos.  Any significant upgrade or remodel will, most likely, require asbestos removal.
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TOTAL PROPOSED BOND: $30 million

 

OUR TAX DOLLARS STAY HERE

Taxes for school bonds, also known as “interest and sinking” revenues, are not subject to recapture by the State unlike the percentage that the State takes from the district’s general fund. As such, 100% of the proceeds from taxes to pay off the bond would stay in CCAISD.

RECAPTURE SAVINGS

By paying for $30 million in capital expenditures from proceeds of the bond issue, CCAISD will save appx. $ 25.7 million in recapture payments (funds that would otherwise be paid to the State or other districts).

ESTIMATED TAX IMPACT

Home Value

Monthly

Annually

$50K

$9

$113

$75K

$19

$225

$100K

$28

$338

 

Based on successful passage of bond

*Tax rates includes state homestead exemption

IMPACT ON SENIOR CITIZENS' PROPERTY TAXES

Taxpayers 65 and older will not see an increase in their school taxes for residential homestead values.

EARLY VOTING: MONDAY, APRIL 25 - MONDAY, MAY 3, 2016

Early Voting

Location

 

Dates

 

Times

City Hall

1801 West Broadway Boulevard

 

April 25th-29th

May 2nd-3rd

 

8am - 4:00pm

8am - 4:00pm

 

Election Day Voting

Saturday May 07, 2016

7:00 am - 7:00 pm

Polling Place

City Hall

1801 West Broadway Boulevar

Register To Vote

You must be a registered voter that resides within the school district’s boundaries in order to be eligible to vote in this election. The last day to register to vote to be eligible to vote in the May 7 bond election is Thursday, April 7, 2016. Your application must be received in the Voter Registrar’s office or be postmarked by this date. Register to vote Request for Voter Registration Applications

To Request a Ballot by Mail

Applications shall be sent to:

Fran Malafronte. City Secretary

Box 517

Van Horn, Texas 79855

Applications must be received no later than 4:00 pm on April 26th, 2016.