The board of trustees for the pajaro valley unified school district has agreed to issue bonds worth 150-million dollars, if voters approve the measure. Trustees had previously agreed to issue 190-million dollars’ in bonds, however the amount drew opposition from homeowners who argued that the cost would be too great. The smaller amount of 150-million dollars was agreed to unanimously last week. That would amount to a 38-dollar tax per 100-thousand-dollars in home value for parcels in the school district. The money would be used to fund maintenance, construction, and technology upgrades. The measure is expected to be on the ballot this November for voters in the school district.
