No one is formally opposing the $30 million school bond measure that will renovate infrastructure, according to the San Mateo County Elections Office.
Measure N needs at least a 55 percent voter approval to pass, and then a bond would be issued to continue school renovations started under , which voters passed in 2008.
The bond would cost property owners no more than $25 per year for $100,000 in assessed value.
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School district officials have argued that many classrooms still need renovations and the bond would allow for energy efficiency upgrades.
Mainly, the measure will allow the district to:
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- Modernize and renovate classrooms
- Upgrade water, gas, sewer, electrical and communications safety systems.
- Build a new cafeteria at Taylor Middle Schools
In September, the city council backed the $30 million bond measure.
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