June 7, 2011 ballot measures in California

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June 7 was the seventh date in 2011 when local ballot measure elections took place in California.

It was thought earlier in the year that one or more statewide ballot measures, including a possible Tax Increase Proposition advocated by Jerry Brown, would be on the June 7 ballot, in addition to local measures impacting cities, counties, schools and special districts. However, that did not come to pass for the June 7 ballot.

## Contents

* 1 Butte
* 2 Contra Costa
* 3 Fresno
* 4 Orange
* 5 Riverside
* 6 San Benito
* 7 Siskiyou
* 8 Solano
* 9 Trinity

## Butte[edit]

See also: Butte County, California ballot measures

d Measure A: City of Chico Municipal Elections in June Charter Amendment

## Contra Costa[edit]

See also: Contra Costa County, California ballot measures

a Measure C: City of Richmond Sales Tax (Advisory)
d Measure D: City of Richmond Sales Tax
a Measure E: Kensington Community Services District Appropriations Limit
a Measure F: Alamo Parks and Recreation County Service Area R-7A Appropriations Limit
a Donald Kuehne recall, City of Hercules
a Joanne Ward recall, City of Hercules

## Fresno[edit]

See also: Fresno County, California ballot measures

a Measure G: Sierra Kings Healthcare District Lease and Sale of Assets

## Orange[edit]

See also: Orange County, California ballot measures

a Measure B: Referendum on the Distrito Development in San Juan Capistrano

## Riverside[edit]

See also: Riverside County, California ballot measures

a Measure C: Vote on Walmart Supercenter in Menifee
d Measure D: Wildomar Parks Parcel Tax
d Measure E: City of Canyon Lake Parcel Tax

## San Benito[edit]

See also: San Benito County, California ballot measures

d Measure A: Hollister School District parcel tax

## Siskiyou[edit]

See also: Siskiyou County, California ballot measures

a Measure H: Mt. Shasta Sales Tax to Fund Library

## Solano[edit]

See also: Solano County, California ballot measures

d Measure A: Rio Vista Rollback of Water and Sewer Rates

## Trinity[edit]

See also: Trinity County, California ballot measures

a Measure T: Trinity Hospital District parcel tax

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Local ballot measures in California

Counties|

Alameda • Alpine • Amador • Butte • Calaveras • Colusa • Contra Costa • Del Norte • El Dorado • Fresno • Glenn • Humboldt • Imperial • Inyo • Kern • Kings • Lake • Lassen • Los Angeles • Madera • Marin • Mariposa • Mendocino • Merced • Modoc • Mono • Monterey • Napa • Nevada • Orange • Placer • Plumas • Riverside • Sacramento • San Benito • San Bernardino • San Diego • San Francisco • San Joaquin • San Luis Obispo • San Mateo • Santa Barbara • Santa Clara • Santa Cruz • Shasta • Sierra • Siskiyou • Solano • Sonoma • Stanislaus • Sutter • Tehama • Trinity • Tulare • Tuolumne • Ventura • Yolo • Yuba

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Analysis|

Laws governing local ballot measures in California • Ballot measure information on California county websites • Costs of administering local elections • Required approval rates for local California ballot measures

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Political topics|

Advisory votes • Binding arbitration • Business taxes • City charters • Election and voting laws • Gambling • Gann overrides • Hotel taxes • Incorporations • Immigration • Jurisdictional boundaries • Labor • Marijuana • Marijuana taxes • Mottos • Municipal bonds • Parcel taxes • Pensions • Project-Labor Agreements • Recall • Red light cameras • Rent control • Salaries of local officials • Sales taxes • School bonds • Term limits • Utility user taxes • Vehicle registration taxes • Zoning and land use

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Tax measures|

Business taxes • Hotel taxes • Marijuana taxes • Oil and gas • Parcel taxes • Real estate transfer taxes • Sales taxes • Utility user taxes • Vehicle registration taxes