Community Bond Advisory Committee Foundation Proposal

This proposal addresses the most serious needs in the district with plans to remodel spaces, largely focused on high school improvements; it does not include any new construction.

The bond amount would be $23,400,000 over 20 years and would include an Oregon School Capital Improvement Matching (OSCIM) grant of $6,000,000. Those funds are only available if a bond is passed.

Taxpayers could expect to pay an additional $1.41 per $1,000 of assessed value. Based on the average assessed value of a residential home in Central Linn School District ($157,210), this funding level would cost roughly $18.47 more per month.

Click here to review the committee's other proposals.

You can estimate your approximate tax costs for the Foundation Proposal with our interactive calculator below.

Important Terms

Assessed Value - The assessed value of your property is not what it would sell for or what you might see listed on Zillow. Assessed value is the property tax formula the county assessor uses to determine how much you pay in taxes. You can find your assessed value through the Linn County Assessor's website or you can get an estimate based on last year's property tax statement. Learn more about how your assessed value is calculated here.

Estimated Annual Property Tax Now - Based on what you enter in the Assessed Value box, the calculator figures out how much you're paying on that amount each year.

Cost Per Month - Based on what you enter in the Assessed Value box, the calculator figures out how much you're paying on that amount each month.

Estimate of How Much More You'd Pay Annually with Foundation Proposal - Based on what you enter in the Assessed Value box, the calculator figures out how much more you would pay each year with the Foundation Proposal.

Estimate of How Much More You'd Pay Each Month - Based on what you enter in the Assessed Value box, the calculator figures out how much more you would pay each month with the Foundation Proposal.

This proposal addresses the most serious needs in the district with plans to remodel spaces, largely focused on high school improvements; it does not include any new construction.

The bond amount would be $23,400,000 over 20 years and would include an Oregon School Capital Improvement Matching (OSCIM) grant of $6,000,000. Those funds are only available if a bond is passed.

Taxpayers could expect to pay an additional $1.41 per $1,000 of assessed value. Based on the average assessed value of a residential home in Central Linn School District ($157,210), this funding level would cost roughly $18.47 more per month.

Click here to review the committee's other proposals.

View the Foundation Proposal's Site Map

You can estimate your approximate tax costs for the Foundation Proposal with our interactive calculator below.

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