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​Oppose the $889M CUSD General Obligation Bond for Facility Improvements!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Yes the schools need work but how do exclude Rancho mission Viejo. Hosts look at how your spending the crumby money first ! No more bonds no more taxes

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Shouldn't we also vote off the school board members who support this ridiculous bond? Demonstrates bad judgement and lack of financial knowledge..

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Arash Asil
10 years ago

Please stop this extra tax. It's hard to afford the current tax already.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

No to triple taxation. If this goes through we will consider moving!

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Daniel Kim
10 years ago

No more taxes. Stop the waste already!

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theresa vinciguerra
10 years ago

no more bonds for Aliso viejo. We have paid our share.

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JOSEPH CASTAGNO
10 years ago

Enough is enough!

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Vedette Telenko
10 years ago

NO more CUSD. Other districts seem to manage their money fine, figure out a way.

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Scott Gruszczynski
10 years ago

The last thing we need is less money in our pockets. This will not fuel the economy but stop spending and hurt business

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Hell No!

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Cathryn Madrid
10 years ago

CUSD needs to manage their existing money better- there should be NO need for this

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Mike Baron
10 years ago

Absolutely, NOT another 25 years of Mello-Roos payments for no transparency of our tax dollar use by CUSD!

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Dawn Urbanek
10 years ago

Here are ten reasons taxpayers should say no to this bond http://disclosurecusd.blogspot.com/2016/06/1-billion-dollar-bond-for-capistrano.html

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Kirstin Gerry
10 years ago

No

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Susan Barker
10 years ago

No on this! Tyranny

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Michelle Schumacher
10 years ago

You have had no transparency with the Melllo Roos bonds for Talega why should we trust you again - no thank you

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Andrea ewell
10 years ago

Do the right thing, CUSD.

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Kim Haddock
10 years ago

I have seen nothing but the district taking programs from my children. This had no promise of giving them back what they already deserve.

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Cassandra Ondryas
10 years ago

No!

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Katie Lubbers
10 years ago Featured

CUSD should not be allowed to have this kind of control and power in raising our local taxes, especially given their questionable spending history. Maybe the state should jump in and sell the $53 million admin building they built for themselves to help fund our schools.