A view of the dog park with Pusch Ridge in the background at Naranja Park. Nearly 72 percent of voters rejected the proposed bond package.
Voters in Oro Valley have decided against a $17 million bond proposal to build new fields and other amenities at Naranja Park.
An overwhelming majority - nearly 72 percent - voted against the measure on Tuesday, according to early results posted by the Pima County Elections Department.
Town officials estimated that if the measure had passed, a homeowner with a property worth $250,000 would have paid $54 in additional property taxes a year.
Appears to be setting sights on seat being vacated by Sen. Jeff Flake.
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ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ voters shot the measure down by a margin of 41 to 59 percent after the vast majority of ballots were counted as of 7:20 p.m Tuesday.
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The statement regarding the estimated increase in property taxes of $54 is a convenient misrepresentation that ignores the real issues. Oro Va…
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