Voters reject school renovations
Voters in Mount Pleasant Tuesday rejected three bond propositions to renovate buildings in their school district. Proposition One called for nearly $35 million for improvements to Westlake Middle and
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Mar 25, 2015, 11:10 PM
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Voters in Mount Pleasant Tuesday rejected three bond propositions to renovate buildings in their school district.
Proposition One called for nearly $35 million for improvements to Westlake Middle and High School by a vote of 1,292-951.
Voters rejected Proposition Two 1,405-754. It would have enlarged the school district's auditorium.
Voters also said no 1401-741 to Proposition Three, which would have created an alternate road on the school campus.
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