Election Day was weeks ago, but the final results are just in on some school bond measures on the South Coast that were initially too tough to call.
The Oxnard Union High School District’s $350 million dollar bond measure received a 56.4% yes vote, just squeezing by the 55% requirement to pass. It was even closer with the Pleasant Valley School District’s $119 million dollar bond proposal, which got a 55.2% yes vote, just enough to meet the 55% threshold needed for passage.
The final numbers for the Hueneme School District’s 34 million dollar bond measure not only confirmed what appeared to be a clear cut victory on Election Night, but even grew a little. The proposal got a 69% yes vote. All three bond measures are intended to help upgrade and replace aging school facilities.