Three school districts in Monterey County will ask voters this November to approve issuing bonds to fund school services and maintenance, while another will seek to raise money through a parcel tax increase.
Carmel Unified School District, North Monterey County Unified School District, and the Paso Robles Joint Unified School District — which includes parts of San Luis Obispo County — are all seeking to issue bonds that would be paid back by adding a tax based on a property’s assessed value, known as an “ad valorem” tax.
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