Shall a measure authorizing the County of Plumas to impose a special transaction and use tax in the total amount of three fourth percent (3/4%) to be used solely for purpose of providing the citizens in Plumas County Public Safety Services through the Plumas County Sheriff's Office be approved?

Shall Ordinance No. 23-___ of the County of Plumas, authorizing the County of Plumas to impose a special transaction and use tax in the total amount of three fourth percent (3/4%) to be used solely for purpose of providing the citizens with Sheriff services through the Plumas County Sheriff's Office be approved?

To maintain local fire protection and emergency medical response services for properties within the Plumas Eureka Community Services District, so that victims of heart attack, stroke, car accidents and other medical emergencies can receive rapid response care, and to keep property insurance rates manageable, do you support an annual special property tax with all revenue staying in our community, for local fire protection and emergency medical response services?

Shall the Long Valley Community Services District of Plumas County be authorized to adopt an increase in the District's existing special tax for the sole purpose of funding the costs of providing fire protection and prevention, rescue services and emergency medical first response to the residents of the District, which increase shall be levied annually at a rate of $170 for each taxable parcel of real property within the Long Valley Community Services District, and which will increase annually by an amount not to exceed 2%, with the annual proceeds from said increased tax in the estimated amount of $ 39,780 to be used solely for purposes stated herein and as authorized by state and county laws governing the Long Valley Community Services District, subject to the following: (1) the proposed special tax increase will become effective beginning fiscal year 2022-23 and (2) the proposed increased special tax will be levied and collected in the same manner as Plumas County property taxes, with the proceeds to be deposited into a special account for the benefit of the District with the Plumas County Auditor's office; and (3) the proposed special tax increase officer for the District detailing the amounts of tax proceeds collected and expended as required by Government Code Sections 50075.1 and 50075.3; and (4) the duration of the proposed increase in the special tax shall be indefinite until modified or repealed?

Upon a two-thirds vote of approval, shall a special tax, replacing the current special tax of $195.00 per year which will expire on June 30, 2019, be imposed for a period of four (4) years starting July 1, 2019 for the specific purpose of emergency medical response, fire protection and prevention and hazardous materials response, and shall this tax be authorized in the amount of $198.00 per year, with optional annual adjustments not exceeding two percent (2%), on each parcel of real property or condominium unit within the District, excluding those parcels exempt from property tax and the following parcel numbers: 108-010-004, 108-101-008, 108-101-015, 108-010-016, 108-010-017, 108-010-021, 108-010-023, 108-053-006, 108-053-007, 108-090-002, 108-141-001,108-211-008, 108-283-004, 108-232-001, 108-241-003, 108-320-009, 108-320-035, 108-320-042, and 108-060-011, said tax to be collected along with the Plumas County property taxes, and shall the District appropriations limit (spending limit) be raised by the amount of the annual proceeds from this special tax for the period this tax is in effect, which revenue shall be deposited into a specifically created account on which an annual report shall be made as required by Government Code Section 50075.3?

(INITIATIVE) Shall Initiative Measure B to enact voter-approved county ordinance on cannabis activities be adopted adding Title 11 to Plumas County Code licensing certain medicinal and adult use commercial cannabis activities in specified land use zones, and imposing an initial 2% general tax on the net profits of such cannabis activity, with such rate subject to possible increase by the Board of Supervisors by not more than 1% per year for no more than four years?

Upon adoption by the majority of registered voters in the Grizzly Ranch Community Services District, shall the Board of Directors for the Grizzly Ranch Community Services District (currently the County Board of Supervisors) be changed to a Board of Directors elected at large by registered voters of the district with such directors taking office if the measure is passed by a majority vote?

Shall Michael Yost be recalled (removed) from office of Director of the Indian Valley CSD?

Shall the Whitehawk Ranch Community Service District (CSD) adopt a tax increase of $200.00 per parcel, commencing 2015, to provide for the maintenance, repairs, operations and upgrades including but not limited to the CSD's properties and services including; swimming pool, tennis courts, community center, gazebo, exercise/maintenance buildings, bocce ball pond area, equestrian center, related parking, burn area, road leading to burn area, RV storage area and approximately one hundred acres of hiking trails and open space requiring defensible space maintenance?

Shall Ordinance No. 12-1088 be enacted? (The Ordinance would amend section 3-4.03 of the Plumas County Code to change the existing Transient Occupancy Tax in the unincorporated area of the county from nine percent (9%) to eleven percent (11%) effective January 1, 2013, with the proceeds of the tax to be used for general governmental purposes. The Ordinance shall be automatically repealed by its own terms and of no further force or effect on January 1, 2017, causing such tax rate to revert to nine percent (9%) on January 1, 2017).

Shall Plumas County Ordinance No. 12- 1089 be enacted adding Chapter 16 to Title 3 of the Plumas County Code to impose a transactions and use tax at a rate of 0.25% within the incorporated and unincorporated territory of Plumas County and requiring that all funds generated as a result of the tax to be spent for general governmental purposes, with the tax to be operative on April 1, 2013, and the authority to levy the tax to expire January 1, 2017?