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Sunnyside board reviews proposed bond scenarios as district readies capital-needs assessment

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Summary

District staff presented three bond scenarios ($95M, $105M, $130M), estimated taxpayer impacts per $100,000 of assessed value, and a timeline including required public notices and a proposed June resolution to place a question on the November ballot.

Sunnyside Unified staff told the Governing Board May 13 that an independent capital-needs assessment and a public engagement campaign are under way as the district evaluates a potential bond election.

Carla Walters, presenting bond scenarios prepared with financial advisers, outlined three sample authorizations: $95 million, $105 million and $130 million. Walters said the lowest scenario would cost an estimated $73 annually (about $6.12 per month) for each $100,000 of assessed home value; the $105 million scenario about $81 annually…

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