SPECIAL EXCESS LEVY
KANAWHA BOE
Entity
Rate:
Expires:
Term (in years):
22.95
2019
5
NOTE: Shall reduce
AMOUNT
PURPOSE
Professional Services
Textbooks/Supplies/Postage/Ins/Travel
Construction/Repairs/Maintenance
Custodians & Maintenance
HVAC Improvements & Energy Management
TOTAL
2015-2016
2016-2017
2017-2018
2018-2019
27,410,000
27,410,000
27,410,000
6,393,000
3,567,000
6,393,000
3,567,000
6,393,000
3,567,000
27,410,000
6,393,000
27,410,000
6,393,000
3,567,000
3,567.000
2,322,000
4,487,000
2,333,000
4,476,000
2,345,000
4,464,000
2,355,000
4,454,000
2,366,000
4,443,000
44,179,000
44,179,000
44,179,000
44,179,000
44,179,000
2014-2015
Call on File?
Y/N
Yes
Sample Ballot on File?
Yes
Certified Canvass of Votes on File?
Yes
At a meeting of the Board of Education of the County of Kanawha, held on January 24, 2012, the following
order was offered by Mr. Raglin, and duly seconded by Mr. Crawford, and was adopted by a vote of 4 in favor and
0 opposed (Mrs. Jordon absent):
ORDER
After full consideration thereof, The Board of Education of the County of Kanawha, being of the opinion
that the maximum levies for current expenses authorized by Article 8, Chapter 11 of the Code of West Virginia,
1931, as amended, will not provide sufficient funds for the payment of the general current expenses of schools in
Kanawha County, including expenditures for the purposes hereinafter stated, during the fiscal years beginning July
1, 2014, July 1, 2015, July 1, 2016, July 1, 2017, and July 1, 2018, and have ascertained that the amounts
hereinafter shown in excess of the amounts raised by regular levies will be needed by The Board of Education of
the County of Kanawha during each of said five (5) fiscal years, and that an election should be held to increase such
levies, in conformity with law, it is hereby ordered and declared:
(1) The purpose for which such additional funds are needed is the payment of the general current expenses of The
Board of Education of the County of Kanawha, as follows:
Purpose for Which Additional Funds
Are Needed
Professional, Service and Substitute Salary
- Including, but not limited to, professional,
service and substitute salaries, salaries of
professional and service personnel in
excess of 200 days, salaries for
professionals and service in excess of state
funding limit, salaries of non-certified
personnel and minimum salaries fixed by
law and supplemental salaries, FICA taxes,
unemployment taxes, worker's
compensation taxes, retirement, dental,
vision, and income protection.
Textbooks, Supplies, Postage, Insurance,
Contracted Services and Travel - Including,
but not limited to, printing, copying,
school, warehouse, custodial, library,
office, vocational, and health supplies,
postage, textbooks, insurance, travel,
instructional activities and staff
development, legal services, distance
learning, special education residential
placements, pest management, extended
school, financial audit, energy
FY 20142015
Amount for
Each
Purpose
FY 20152016
Amount for
Each
Purpose
FY 20162017
Amount for
Each
Purpose
FY 20172018
Amount for
Each
Purpose
FY 20182019
Amount for
Each
Purpose
$27,410,000
$27,410,000
$27,410,000
$27,410,000
$27,410,000
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management, bus drug and alcohol testing,
and fire alarm inspections.
Construction, Repairs, Maintenance,
operational supplies, equipment, rentals,
and/or other expenses - Including, but not
limited to, construction, building repairs,
roof replacement, asbestos projects,
structural repairs, fire code corrections,
Americans with Disabilities Act
compliance, equipment maintenance,
paving, bus maintenance and/or additional
curricular needs of the schools, garage,
building supplies, grounds supplies,
equipment supplies and vehicle supplies,
maintenance equipment, vehicle
replacement, lab equipment, administrative
equipment, school equipment, vacuums,
copiers, gasoline tanks, transportation
equipment, school copier rentals, computer
leases, data communications, drivers'
education car rentals, communication
equipment, fire service fees, commercial
drivers licenses, refunds and other
miscellaneous expenses.
*14.5 Custodians and Maintenance
(including fringe benefits) Alban, Alum
Creek, Andrews Heights, Bridge, Central,
Chamberlain, Chesapeake, Grandview,
Holz, Kenna, Lakewood, Malden, Marmet,
Mary Ingles, Midland Trail, Montrose,
Overbrook, Pratt, Richmond, J. E. Robins,
Ruffner, Ruthlawn, Sharon Dawes,
Shawnee, Shoals, Sissonville Elementary,
Watts, Weberwood and Weimer.
*Nine Counselors (including fringe
benefits) Pinch, Alban, Nitro, Andrews
Heights, Central, Overbrook, Cross Lanes,
Kanawha City and Lakewood.
*Twelve Elementaryrt
A Teachers.
HVAC Improvements and/or Energy
Management Improvements at the
following schools and facilities:
Elementary Schools: Alban, Alum Creek,
Andrews Heights, Anne Bailey, Belle,
Bridge, Bridgeview, Central, Chamberlain,
Chesapeake, Clendenin, Cross Lanes,
Dunbar Intermediate, Dunbar Primary, Elk
Center, Flinn, Grandview, Holz, Kanawha
City, Kenna, Lakewood, Malden, Marmet,
Mary Ingles, Midland Trail, Montrose,
$6,393,000
$6,393,000
$6,393,000
$6,393,000
$6,393,000
$3,567,000
$3,567,000
$3,567,000
$3,567,000
$3,567,000
$2,322,000
$2,333,000
$2,345,000
$2,355,000
$2,366,000
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Nitro, Overbrook, Piedmont, Pinch, Point
Harmony, Pratt, Richmond, Ruffner,
Ruthlawn, Sharon Dawes, Shoals,
Sissonville, Weberwood and Weimer
Middle Schools: Andrew Jackson, Cedar
Grove, Dunbar, DuPont, East Bank,
Elkview, Hayes, Horace Mann, John
Adams, McKinley, South Charleston,
Stonewall Jackson
High Schools: Capital, George
Washington, Herbert Hoover, Nitro,
Riverside, Sissonville and South
Charleston
Career Centers: Ben Franklin, Carver,
Garnet; Laidley Field; Shawnee
Community Center
Totals
$4,487,000
$4,476,000
$4,464,000
$4,454,000
$4,443,000
$44,179,000
$44,179,000
$44,179,000
$44,179,000
$44,179,000
*In the event of a school closure or a significant loss of students, amounts designated for these purposes may be
used for other purposes set forth herein.
In the event the amount designated for the purposes set forth above is more than the amount required for such
purpose, any excess funds may be used for any other purpose set forth above.
The Board of Education of the County is hereby authorized and empowered to expend, during the term of this levy,
the surplus, if any, accruing in excess of the above amounts needed for any of the above stated purposes, plus
excess collections due to increased assessed valuations for the enrichment, supplementation, operation, and
improvement of educational services and/or facilities in the public schools of the County of Kanawha.
(2) The approximate amount considered necessary for said purposes in each of the said five (5) fiscal years is
$44,179,000.
(3) The total amount necessary to carry out the above purposes, after making reasonable allowances for uncollected
taxes and shrinkage, is $220,895,000 for the five years listed above.
(4) The separate and aggregate assessed valuation of each class of taxable property within the Kanawha County
School District for the assessment year ending June 30, 2012, is as follows:
CLASS OF TAXABLE PROPERTY
ASSESSED VALUATION
$0
Class I
Class II (Less Homestead)
$3,361,660,414
Class III
$2,479,443,762
Class IV
$2,894,288,765
AGGREGATE ASSESSED VALUATION
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$8,735,392,941
(5) The maximum additional rate of levy in cents per one hundred dollars of assessed valuation on each class of
property within Kanawha County School District for the fiscal years beginning July 1, 2014, July 1, 2015, July 1,
2016, July 1, 2017, and July 1, 2018, is as follows:
Class I
22.950 per $100 of assessed valuation
Class II
45.900 per $100 of assessed valuation
Class III
91.800 per $100 of assessed valuation
Class IV
91.800 per $100 of assessed valuation
(6) The years to which the additional levy shall apply if authorized by the voters, are the fiscal years beginning July
1, 2014, July 1, 2015, July 1, 2016, July 1, 2017, and July 1, 2018.
(7) If property tax revenues to be generated by the special levy for any of the fiscal years 2014-2015, 2015-2016,
2016-2017, 2017-2018 or 2018-2019 are projected to exceed $44,179,000, the rate of the special levy for all classes
of property shall be reduced by the Board of Education of the County of Kanawha to a level that will produce no
more than $44,179,000 in revenue for any such tax year. In the event that tax revenues received in any fiscal year
are less than the maximum amount authorized hereunder, expenditures may be reduced in any particular category or
categories as may be required.
(8) The question of such additional levies shall be submitted to a vote in the Kanawha County School District,
which embraces Kanawha County, West Virginia, at the primary election to be held in said County on Tuesday,
May 8, 2012.
(9) If a majority of the voters at the primary election to be held on May 8, 2012, approve the proposed additional
levies for the fiscal years beginning July 1, 2014, July 1, 2015, July 1, 2016, July 1, 2017, and July 1, 2018, the said
The Board of Education of the County of Kanawha will not issue bonds as provided by Section 16, Article 8,
Chapter 11 of the Code of West Virginia, 1931, as amended.
(10) In the event The Board of Education of the County of Kanawha shall obtain additional money by grant or
otherwise from the State or Federal government, or from any agency of either, or from any other source, for the
purposes aforesaid, such additional money may be used either in substitution for, or in addition to, the sums
obtained from such additional levies as said The Board of Education of the County of Kanawha may from time to
time determine.
(11) Notice of said election to authorize the renewal of such additional levies shall be given by publication of notice
thereof at least once a week for two successive weeks within fourteen (14) consecutive days next preceding the
election in The Charleston Gazette, a newspaper of Democratic politics and of general circulation in Kanawha
County School District, and in The Charleston Daily Mail, a newspaper of Republican politics and of general
circulation in said Kanawha County School District, for the same period.
(12) The official ballot to be used in the election herein provided shall be in form as follows:
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OFFICIAL BALLOT
The Board of Education of the County of Kanawha
Election to Authorize Renewal of Additional Levies
May 8, 2012
Special election to authorize additional levies for the fiscal years beginning July 1, 2014, July 1, 2015, July 1, 2016,
July 1, 2017, and July 1, 2018, in the amount of $44,179,000 for the purpose of paying the general current expenses
of The Board of Education of the County of Kanawha, for the following purposes:
Purpose for Which Additional Funds Are Needed
Professional, Service and Substitute Salary - Including, but not limited to, professional, service and substitute
salaries, salaries of professional and service personnel in excess of 200 days, salaries for professionals and service
in excess of state funding limit, salaries of non-certified personnel and minimum salaries fixed by law and
supplemental salaries, FICA taxes, unemployment taxes, worker's compensation taxes, retirement, dental, vision,
and income protection.
$27,410,000 in each fiscal year
Textbooks, Supplies, Postage, Insurance, Contracted Services and Travel - Including, but not limited to, printing,
copying, school, warehouse, custodial, library, office, vocational, and health supplies, postage, textbooks,
insurance, travel, instructional activities and staff development, legal services, distance learning, special education
residential placements, pest management, extended school, financial audit, energy management, bus drug and
alcohol testing, and fire alarm inspections.
$6,393,000 in each fiscal year
Construction, Repairs, Maintenance, operational supplies, equipment, rentals, and/or other expenses - Including, but
not limited to, construction, building repairs, roof replacement, asbestos projects, structural repairs, fire code
corrections, Americans with Disabilities Act compliance, equipment maintenance, paving, bus maintenance and/or
additional curricular needs of the schools, garage, building supplies, grounds supplies, equipment supplies and
vehicle supplies, maintenance equipment, vehicle replacement, lab equipment, administrative equipment, school
equipment, vacuums, copiers, gasoline tanks, transportation equipment, school copier rentals, computer leases,
data communications, drivers education car rentals, communication equipment, fire service fees, commercial
drivers licenses, refunds and other miscellaneous expenses.
$3,567,000 in each fiscal year
*14.5 Custodians and Maintenance (including fringe benefits) Alban, Alum Creek, Andrews Heights, Bridge,
Central, Chamberlain, Chesapeake, Grandview, Holz, Kenna, Lakewood, Malden, Marmet, Mary Ingles, Midland
Trail, Montrose, Overbrook, Pratt, Richmond, J. E. Robins, Ruffner, Ruthlawn, Sharon Dawes, Shawnee, Shoals,
Sissonville Elementary Watts, Weberwood and Weimer.
*Nine Counselors (including fringe benefits) Pinch, Alban, Nitro, Andrews Heights, Central, Overbrook, Cross
Lanes, Kanawha City and Lakewood.
*Twelve Elementary Art Teachers (including fringe benefits)
Fiscal Year 2014-2015 Amount for Such Purpose $2,322,000
Fiscal Year 2015-2016 Amount for Such Purpose $2,333,000
Fiscal Year 2016-2017 Amount for Such Purpose $2,345,000
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Fiscal Year 2017-2018 Amount for Such Purpose $2,355,000
Fiscal Year 2018-2019 Amount for Such Purpose $2,366,000
HVAC Improvements and/or Energy Management Improvements at the following schools and facilities:
Elementary Schools: Alban, Alum Creek, Andrews Heights, Anne Bailey, Belle, Bridge, Bridgeview, Central,
Chamberlain, Chesapeake, Clendenin, Cross Lanes, Dunbar Intermediate, Dunbar Primary, Elk Center, Flinn,
Grandview, Holz, Kanawha City, Kenna, Lakewood, Malden, Marmet, Mary Ingles, Midland Trail, Montrose,
Nitro, Overbrook, Piedmont, Pinch, Point Harmony, Pratt, Richmond, Ruffner, Ruthlawn, Sharon Dawes, Shoals,
Sissonville, Weberwood and Weimer; Middle Schools: Andrew Jackson, Cedar Grove, Dunbar, DuPont, East Bank,
Elkview, Hayes, Horace Mann, John Adams, McKinley, South Charleston, Stonewall Jackson; High Schools:
Capital, George Washington, Herbert Hoover, Nitro, Riverside, Sissonville and South Charleston; Career Centers:
Ben Franklin, Carver and Garnet; Laidley Field; Shawnee Community Center
Fiscal Year 2014-2015 Amount for Such Purpose $4,487,000
Fiscal Year 2015-2016 Amount for Such Purpose $4,476,000
Fiscal Year 2016-2017 Amount for Such Purpose $4,464,000
Fiscal Year 2017-2018 Amount for Such Purpose $4,454,000
Fiscal Year 2018-2019 Amount for Such Purpose $4,443,000
The total amount to be expended in each of the fiscal years 2014-2015, 2015-2016, 2016-2017, 2017-2018 and
2018-2019 is $44,179,000
*In the event of a school closure or a significant loss of students, amounts designated for these purposes may be
used for other purposes set forth herein.
In the event the amount designated for the purposes set forth above is more than the amount required for such
purpose, any excess funds may be used for any other purpose set forth above.
The Board of Education of the County is hereby authorized and empowered to expend, during the term of this levy,
the surplus, if any, accruing in excess of the above amounts needed for any of the above stated purposes, plus
excess collections due to increased assessed valuations for the enrichment, supplementation, operation, and
improvement of educational services and/or facilities in the public schools of the County of Kanawha.
In the event The Board of Education of the County of Kanawha shall obtain additional money by grant or otherwise
from the State or Federal government, or from any agency of either, or from any other source, for the purposes
aforesaid, such additional money may be used either in substitution for, or in addition to, the sums obtained from
such additional levies as said The Board of Education of the County of Kanawha may from time to time determine.
The maximum additional levies shall be on Class I property, 22.950 per one hundred dollars of assessed valuation;
on Class II property, 45.900 per one hundred dollars of assessed valuation; on Class III property, 91.800 per one
hundred dollars of assessed valuation; and, on Class IV property, 91.800 per one hundred dollars of assessed
valuation, for each tax year.
If property tax revenues to be generated by the special levy for any of the fiscal years 2014-2015, 2015-2016, 20162017, 2017-2018 or 2018-2019 are projected to exceed $44,179,000, the rate of the special levy for all classes of
property shall be reduced by the Board of Education of the County of Kanawha to a level that will produce no more
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than $44,179,000 in revenue for any such tax year. In the event that tax revenues received in any fiscal year are less
than the maximum amount authorized hereunder, expenditures may be reduced in any particular category or
categories as may be required.
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: Those favoring the renewal of the additional levies, darken the oval completely
next to "For the Levies"; those against such levies, darken the oval completely next to "Against the Levies".
0
For the Levies
0
Against the Levies
I hereby certify that the foregoing Order adopted by the Board of Education of the County of Kanawhaon Janaury 24,
2012, is a true and accurate record of the Board of Education of the County of Kanawha, West Virginia.
z
Ronald E. Duerring
Secretary, Board of Education of the Co nty of Kanawha
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SUMMAR.; REPORT
KANAWHA COUNTY, WV
PRIMARY ELECTION
MAY 8, 2012
RUN DATE:05/14/12 11:10 AM
VOTES PERCENT
NON-PARTISAN BOARD OF EDUCATION
(Vote For Not More Than ) 2
JIM J. CRAWFORD
ROBIN C. RECTOR
LINDA M. EALY
RONNIE WALLS
CURTIS ROBINSON
ADAM HENRY KNAUFF
WRITE-IN
9,695
7,938
6,814
5,426
4,315
4,276
142
25.11
20.56
17.65
14.05
11.18
11.08
.37
CONSERVATION DISTRICT SUPERVISOR
(Vote For Not More Than ) 2
CLYDE B. BAILEY
AIMEE M. NEELEY-FIGGATT
WRITE-IN
14,153
11,093
124
55.79
43.72
.49
SCHOOL BOND
(Vote For Not More Than )
For the Levies
Against the Levies
12,801
6,548
66.16
33.84
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OFFICIAL
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OFFICIAL BALLOT OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
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KANAWHA COUNTY, WV
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OFFICIAL NON-PARTISAN BALLOT
ELECTION OF
MEMBERS OF THE
KANAWHA COUNTY
BOARD OF EDUCATION
(Vote For Not More Than TWO)
Maximum eligible to be elected from districts:
Dist. 1 (2); Dist. 2 (0); Dist. 3 (1); Dist. 4 (2)
Charleston
MAY 8. 2012
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OFFICIAL BALLOT
The Board of Education o the County of Kanawha
Election to Authorize Ren •wal of Additional Levies
May 8 2012
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Special election to authorize additional levies for he fiscal years beginning July 1, 2014, July 1,
2015, July 1, 2016, July 1, 2017, and July 1, 201;, in the amount of $44,179,000 for the purpose
of paying the general current expenses of The B. :rd of Education of the County of Kanawha, for
the following purposes:
NON-PARTISAN BOARD OF
EDUCATION
ADAM HENRY KNAUFF
PRIMARY ELECTION
Dist. 4
CURTIS ROBINSON
Purpose for Which Additional Funds Are Neel ed
Professional, Service and Substitute Salary - Ind
and substitute salaries, salaries of professional a
salaries for professionals and service in excess o
personnel and minimum salaries fixed by law an•
unemployment taxes, workers compensation tax
protection.
ding, but not limited to, professional, service
d service personnel in excess of 200 days,
state funding limit, salaries of non-certified
supplemental salaries, FICA taxes,
s, retirement, dental, vision, and income
Dist. 1
Charleston
$27,410,000 in each fiscal year
ROBIN C. RECTOR
Dist. 4
Elkview
Textbooks, Supplies, Postage, Insurance, Contra ted Services and Travel - Including, but not
limited to, printing, copying, school, warehouse, • stodial, library, office, vocational, and health
Dist. 4 supplies, postage, textbooks, insurance, travel, i structional activities and staff development, legal
services, distance learning, special education re dential placements, pest management, extended
school, financial audit, energy management, bus .rug and alcohol testing, and fire alarm
Dist 3_ inspections.
LINDA M. EALY
Charleston
JIM J. CRAWFORD
St. Albans
RONNIE WALLS
Dist. 4
Charleston
Write-in, If Any
Write-in, It Any
OFFICIAL BALLOT
$6,393,000 in each fiscal year
Construction, Repairs, Maintenance, operational .upplies, equipment, rentals, and/or other
expenses - Including, but not limited to, construct on, building repairs, roof replacement, asbestos
projects, structural repairs, fire code corrections, ' mericans with Disabilities Act compliance,
and/or additional curricular needs of the
equipment maintenance, paving, bus maintenan
schools, garage, building supplies, grounds supp ies, equipment supplies and vehicle supplies,
maintenance equipment, vehicle replacement, la 1 equipment, administrative equipment, school
equipment, vacuums, copiers, gasoline tanks, tra sportation equipment, school copier rentals,
computer leases, data communications, drivers -sucation car rentals, communication equipment,
fire service fees, commercial drivers licenses, ref nds and other miscellaneous expenses.
$3,567,000 in each fiscal year
FOR CONSERVATION DISTRICT
SUPERVISOR
Capitol District
(Vote For Not More Than TWO)
CLYDE B. BAILEY
Charleston
AIMEE M. NEELEY FIGGATT
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Cross Lanes
Write-in, If Any
*14.5 Custodians and Maintenance (including fri te benefits) Alban, Alum Creek, Andrews
Heights, Bridge, Central, Chamberlain, Chesape.ke, Grandview, Holz, Kenna, Lakewood, Malden,
Marmet, Mary Ingles, Midland Trail, Montrose, 0 erbrook, Pratt, Richmond, J. E. Robins, Ruffner,
Ruthlawn, Sharon Dawes, Shawnee, Shoals, Sis onville Elementary, Watts, Weberwood and
Weimer.
*Nine Counselors (including fringe benefits) Pin. , Alban, Nitro, Andrews Heights, Central,
Overbrook, Cross Lanes, Kanawha City and Lak: wood.
*Twelve Elementary Art Teachers (including fring- benefits)
Fiscal Year 2014-2015 Amount for Such Purpos: $2,322,000
Fiscal Year 2015-2016 Amount for Such Purpos: $2,333,000
Fiscal Year 2016-2017 Amount for Such Purpos: $2,345,000
Fiscal Year 2017-2018 Amount for Such Purpos: $2,355,000
Fiscal Year 2018-2019 Amount for Such Purpos: $2,366,000
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HVAC Improvements and/or Energy Manageme Improvements at the following schools and
facilities:
Elementary Schools: Alban, Alum Creek, Andre - Heights, Anne Bailey, Belle, Bridge,
Bridgeview, Central, Chamberlain, Chesapeake, lendenin, Cross Lanes, Dunbar Intermediate,
Dunbar Primary, Elk Center, Flinn, Grandview, H lz, Kanawha City, Kenna, Lakewood, Malden,
Marmet, Mary Ingles, Midland Trail, Montrose, Ni ro, Overbrook, Piedmont, Pinch, Point Harmony,
Pratt, Richmond, Ruffner, Ruthlawn, Sharon Da s, Shoals, Sissonville, Weberwood and Weimer;
Middle Schools: Andrew Jackson, Cedar Grove, 'unbar, DuPont, East Bank, Elkview, Hayes,
Horace Mann, John Adams, McKinley, South Ch. rleston, Stonewall Jackson; High Schools:
Capital, George Washington, Herbert Hoover, Ni o, Riverside, Sissonville and South Charleston;
Career Centers: Ben Franklin, Carver and Garn t; Laidley Field; Shawnee Community Center.
Write-in, If Any
Fiscal Year 2014-2015 Amount for Such Purpos:
Fiscal Year 2015-2016 Amount for Such Purpos:
Fiscal Year 2016-2017 Amount for Such Purpos:
Fiscal Year 2017-2018 Amount for Such Purpos:
Fiscal Year 2018-2019 Amount for Such Purpos:
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$4,487,000
$4,476,000
$4,464,000
$4,454,000
$4,443,000
The total amount to be expended in each of the f cal years 2014-2015, 2015-2016, 2016-2017,
2017-2018 and 2018-2019 is $44,179,000.
in the event of a school closure or a significant less of students, amounts designated for these
purposes may be used for other purposes set fo h herein.
In the event the amount designated for the purpo .es set forth above is more than the amount
required for such purpose, any excess funds ma be used for any other purpose(s) set forth
above.
The Board of Education of the County of Kanaw : is hereby authorized and empowered to
expend, during the term of this levy, the surplus, f any, accruing in excess of the above amounts
needed for any of the above stated purposes, pl s excess collections due to increased assessed
valuations for the enrichment, supplementation, • peration, and improvement of educational
services and/or facilities in the public schools oft e County of Kanawha.
In the event The Board of Education of the Coun i of Kanawha shall obtain additional money by
grant or otherwise from the State or Federal gov.mment, or from any agency of either, or from any
other source, for the purposes aforesaid, such additional money may be used either in substitution
for, or in addition to, the sums obtained from suc additional levies as said The Board of Education
of the County of Kanawha may from time to time • etermine. The maximum additional levies shall
be on Class I property, 22.95¢ per one hundred • ollars of assessed valuation; on Class II
property, 45.900 per one hundred dollars of assessed valuation; on Class III property, 91.800 per
one hundred dollars of assessed valuation; and in Class IV property, 91.800 per one hundred
dollars of assessed valuation, for each tax year.
If property tax revenues to be generated by the s•ecial levy for any of the fiscal years 2014-2015,
2015-2016, 2016-2017, 2017-2018 or 2018-201' are projected to exceed $44,179,000, the rate of
the special levy for all classes of property shall b reduced by the Board of Education of the
County of Kanawha to a level that will produce ni more than $44,179,000 in revenue for any such
tax year. In the event that tax revenues receiver in any fiscal year are less than the maximum
amount authorized hereunder, expenditures may be reduced in any particular category or
categories as may be required.
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: Tho.e favoring the renewal of the
additional levies, darken the oval co pletely next to "For the Levies";
those against such levies, darken th- oval completely next to "Against
the Levies".
For the Levies
Against the Levies
VOTE BOTH SIDES
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