VOTE BOTH SIDES OFFICIAL 2002 GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado November 05, 2002 Precinct:101 GOVERNOR/ LIEUTENANT STATE REPRESENTATIVE - ARAPAHOE COUNTY CLERK AND GOVERNOR DISTRICT 6 RECORDER (Vote for One PAIR) (Vote for One) (Vote for One) Rollie Heath / Andrew Romanoff Tracy K. Baker Bill Thiebaut Democratic Republican TRACY K. BAKER Democratic Jeff Taton Margaret Alia Denny ARAPAHOE COUNTY Bill Owens / Libertarian Libertarian CLERK & RECORDER Jane Norton STATE REPRESENTATIVE - ARAPAHOE COUNTY TREASURER Republican DISTRICT 9 (Vote for One) UNITED STATES SENATOR Ronald Forthofer / (Vote for One) Bernie Ciazza (Vote for One) Dan C. Winters Alice Borodkin Republican Wayne Allard Green Democratic ARAPAHOE COUNTY ASSESSOR Republican Ralph Shnelvar / Bruce Holland (Vote for One) Signed declaration to limit Edward G. Bosier service to no more than 2 terms Desiree Hackett Hickson Republican Libertarian Julie Marble Republican Tom Strickland SECRETARY OF STATE Libertarian ARAPAHOE COUNTY SHERIFF Democratic (Vote for One) (Vote for One) STATE REPRESENTATIVE - Douglas "Dayhorse" Campbell J. Grayson Robinson 210000011000 Donetta Davidson DISTRICT 36 American Constitution Republican (Vote for One) Republican Signed declaration to limit Anthony Martinez Frank Weddig ARAPAHOE COUNTY CORONER service to no more than 2 terms (Vote for One) Democratic Democratic Michael J. Dobersen Rick Stanley James W. "Jim" Parker, III David Aitken Republican Libertarian Libertarian Republican Signed declaration to limit JUSTICE OF THE COLORADO Clyde J. Harkins STATE REPRESENTATIVE - service to no more than 2 terms SUPREME COURT American Constitution DISTRICT 37 (Vote Yes or No) John Heckman (Vote for One) Shall Justice Nathan B. Coats of the STATE TREASURER Colorado Supreme Court be retained in Concerns of People (Vote for One) Lauri Clapp Signed declaration to limit Republican office? Mike Coffman Yes service to no more than 2 terms Republican John R. Phillips Write- In Terry L. Phillips Democratic No Democratic Write- In Michael Sanchez COURT OF APPEALS REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 108th Colorado Reform (Vote Yes or No) UNITED STATES CONGRESS - Shall Judge John Daniel Dailey of the Gaar Potter STATE REPRESENTATIVE - Colorado Court of Appeals be retained in DISTRICT 1 office? Libertarian DISTRICT 38 (Vote for One) (Vote for One) Yes Ken Chlouber ATTORNEY GENERAL Glen L. Emerson Republican (Vote for One) No Ken Salazar Democratic Diana DeGette Democratic Joe Stengel Democratic Republican COURT OF APPEALS Marti Allbright (Vote Yes or No) George C. Lilly Republican Mark Holden Shall Judge Henry E. Nieto of the American Constitution Libertarian Colorado Court of Appeals be retained in Dwight K. Harding office? Kent Leonard Libertarian STATE REPRESENTATIVE - Yes Libertarian DISTRICT 39 Alison "Sunny" Maynard Ken Seaman (Vote for One) Green No Green Kelan Brady STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION - Democratic DISTRICT JUDGE - REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 108th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 1 UNITED STATES CONGRESS - (Vote for One) Nancy Spence 18th JUDICIAL DISTRICT DISTRICT 6 Republican (Vote Yes or No) Demetri E. (Rico) Munn Shall Judge Thomas J. Curry of the 18th (Vote for One) STATE REPRESENTATIVE - Sample Ballot Democratic Judicial District be retained in office? Sample Ballot Tom Tancredo DISTRICT 40 Yes Republican Mel Hilgenberg (Vote for One) Republican Lance Wright Debbie Stafford No Democratic STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION - Republican CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 7 DISTRICT JUDGE - Chose not to sign declaration to (Vote for One) David R. Morgan limit service to no more than 3 Libertarian 18th JUDICIAL DISTRICT Christine Baca terms (Vote Yes or No) Democratic STATE REPRESENTATIVE - Shall Judge John P. Leopold of the 18th Adam D. Katz DISTRICT 41 Glenn Rhoades Judicial District be retained in office? Libertarian (Vote for One) Republican Yes REPRESENTATIVE TO THE 108th Suzanne Williams REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF UNITED STATES CONGRESS - Democratic No COLORADO CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 7 Dayton E. Conway (Vote for One) DISTRICT 6 DISTRICT JUDGE - (Vote for One) Republican Mike Feeley 18th JUDICIAL DISTRICT Paul Schauer Douglas F. Newman Democratic (Vote Yes or No) Republican Libertarian Shall Judge Cheryl L. Post of the 18th Bob Beauprez Don Strickland STATE REPRESENTATIVE - Judicial District be retained in office? Republican Yes Democratic DISTRICT 42 Victor Good (Vote for One) Jim Vance Colorado Reform Michael Garcia No Libertarian Signed declaration to limit Democratic service to no more than 3 terms REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF Alexander D. Jacobson DISTRICT JUDGE - COLORADO CONGRESSIONAL Republican 18th JUDICIAL DISTRICT Dave Chandler DISTRICT 7 (Vote Yes or No) Green (Vote for One) Mark W. Hanna Shall Judge Gerald J. Rafferty of the 18th Signed declaration to limit Colorado Reform Judicial District be retained in office? Patricia M. Hayes Yes service to no more than 3 terms Republican ARAPAHOE COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 2 G. T. "Bud" Martin Karen Middleton No Libertarian Democratic (Vote for One) Paul Rosenberg DISTRICT JUDGE - Write- In STATE REPRESENTATIVE - Democratic DISTRICT 1 18th JUDICIAL DISTRICT (Vote for One) Bernie Zimmer (Vote Yes or No) Republican Shall Judge Paul A. King of the 18th 0104070171 Fran N. Coleman Judicial District be retained in office? ARAPAHOE COUNTY Democratic Yes STATE REPRESENTATIVE - COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 4 (Vote for One) 00000002 DISTRICT 3 No (Vote for One) Patricia Ann Noonan Karen Kataline Democratic Republican Lynn Myers Jennifer L. Veiga Republican Democratic Randal Morgan Benjamin J. Aycrigg Libertarian Libertarian VOTE BOTH SIDES OFFICIAL 2002 GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado November 05, 2002 Precinct:101 DISTRICT JUDGE - Amendment 28 Amendment 31 CITY OF AURORA 18th JUDICIAL DISTRICT BALLOT ISSUE 2A (Vote Yes or No) Shall there be an amendment to the Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado Revised Statutes concerning the Colorado constitution concerning Shall Judge Juanita Leah Rice of the 18th SHALL AURORA'S DEBT BE INCREASED Judicial District be retained in office? conduct of elections using mail-in ballots, English-language education in Colorado and, in connection therewith, replacing public schools, and, in connection NOT TO EXCEED $23,430,000 WITH A Yes existing statutory provisions relating to mail therewith, requiring children to be taught by REPAYMENT COST NOT TO EXCEED ballot elections with provisions governing using the English language in their $52,440,000 (PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST), "automatic absentee ballot elections"; classrooms and requiring children who are AND SHALL AURORA'S TAXES BE No requiring that, after January 1, 2005, any learning English to be placed in an English INCREASED NOT TO EXCEED $1,748,000 election held on the same day as any immersion program that is intended to last ANNUALLY TO PROVIDE FOR A NEW COUNTY JUDGE, ARAPAHOE primary, general, congressional vacancy, one year or less and, if successful, will CULTURAL CENTER BY AMENDING THE (Vote Yes or No) special legislative, partisan officer recall, or result in placement of such children in CITY CHARTER TO PERMIT THE ISSUANCE Shall Judge Robert C. Tobias of the other November coordinated election, be ordinary classrooms; exempting from such OF GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS, TO BE Arapahoe County Court be retained in conducted as an automatic absentee ballot requirements those children whose parents PAID THROUGH PROPERTY TAXES, office? election; permitting other elections and or legal guardians obtain annual waivers WITHOUT REDUCTION, IN A SUFFICIENT elections held before January 1, 2005 to be allowing the children to transfer to classes RATE AND AMOUNT TO PAY SUCH BONDS Yes conducted as automatic absentee ballot using bilingual education or other OR ANY REFUNDINGS, THE PROCEEDS OF elections; requiring an election official who educational methodologies, but making WHICH BONDS, INCLUDING EARNINGS, No conducts an automatic absentee ballot such waivers very difficult to obtain SHALL BE USED TO PAY FOR ACQUIRING, election to submit a plan for the election to because the school can grant them only in CONSTRUCTING, INSTALLING, AND be approved by the secretary of state; very restrictive circumstances and can EQUIPPING A NEW CULTURAL CENTER, COUNTY JUDGE , ARAPAHOE specifying requirements for the delivery and deny them for any reason or no reason AND SHALL AURORA'S PROPERTY TAXES (Vote Yes or No) return of ballots in an automatic absentee thereby reducing the likelihood that bilingual BE INCREASED NOT TO EXCEED

210000012000 Shall Judge Ethan David Feldman of the ballot election, including provisions for ballot education will be used; requiring schools $1,600,000 ANNUALLY, WITH INCREASES Arapahoe County Court be retained in drop-off sites, polling booth locations, and that grant any waivers to offer bilingual IN FUTURE FISCAL YEARS AT A RATE NOT office? the issuance and return of replacement education or other educational TO EXCEED FIVE PERCENT (5%) Yes ballots; specifying requirements for ballot methodologies when they have at least 20 ANNUALLY, TO PROVIDE FOR THE qualification in an automatic absentee ballot students in the same grade who receive a OPERATION, MAINTENANCE, AND REPAIR election, including the verification of voters' waiver and in all other cases permitting OF THE CENTER AND AURORA'S OTHER No signatures and the counting of such ballots; students to transfer to a public school in CULTURAL FACILITIES WITHOUT specifying that interference with the which bilingual education or other AFFECTING AURORA'S OTHER DEBT, delivery of a ballot in an automatic absentee methodologies are offered, with the cost of TAXES, REVENUES, OR EXPENDITURES COUNTY JUDGE, ARAPAHOE ballot election to the designated election such transfer, excluding transportation, to UNDER THE CONSTITUTION AND LAWS OF (Vote Yes or No) official is an election offense; and be provided by the state; allowing a parent THIS STATE AND THE CHARTER OF THIS Shall Judge Dana Elizabeth Murray of the increasing penalties for specified election or legal guardian to sue public employees CITY? Arapahoe County Court be retained in offenses? granting a waiver if the parent or guardian office? later concludes that the waiver was YES Yes YES granted in error and injured the child's education;creating severe legal NO consequences identified in the amendment No NO for such public employees who willfully and CITY OF AURORA Amendment 29 repeatedly refuse to implement the COUNTY JUDGE , ARAPAHOE amendment; and requiring schools to test BALLOT ISSUE 2B (Vote Yes or No) children learning English, enrolled in second Shall there be an amendment to the grade or higher, to monitor their progress, Shall Judge Stephen R. Ruddick of the Colorado revised statutes concerning the SHALL AURORA'S DEBT BE INCREASED using a standardized nationally-normed test NOT TO EXCEED $10,700,000 WITH A Arapahoe County Court be retained in use of petitions to provide candidate office? of academic subject matter given in English? REPAYMENT COST NOT TO EXCEED access to the primary election ballot, and, $23,940,000 (PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST), Yes in connection therewith, requiring that all YES AND SHALL AURORA'S TAXES BE candidates for nomination at a primary INCREASED NOT TO EXCEED $798,000 election be placed on the primary election No ballot by petition; eliminating the candidate NO ANNUALLY TO PROVIDE FOR A NEW designation and certification process from MUSEUM FACILITY BY AMENDING THE state, county, and district assemblies; Referendum A CITY CHARTER TO PERMIT THE ISSUANCE specifying the signature requirements for OF GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS, TO BE PAID THROUGH PROPERTY TAXES, "Ballot issues referred by the nominating petitions for access to the An amendment to the constitution of the general assembly or any political primary election ballot; allowing a candidate state of Colorado, exempting district WITHOUT REDUCTION, IN A SUFFICIENT attorneys from constitutional term limits. RATE AND AMOUNT TO PAY SUCH BONDS subdivision are listed by letter, and to include a personal statement on his or her OR ANY REFUNDINGS, THE PROCEEDS OF nominating petition; providing for WHICH BONDS, INCLUDING EARNINGS, ballot issues initiated by the examination of nominating petitions by the YES people are listed numerically. A designated election official; and setting SHALL BE USED TO PAY FOR forth a procedure to protest the election NO CONSTRUCTING, INSTALLING, AND 'yes' vote on any ballot issue is a official's decision regarding the sufficiency EQUIPPING A NEW MUSEUM FACILITY, AND vote in favor of changing current of nominating petitions? SHALL AURORA'S PROPERTY TAXES BE Referendum B INCREASED NOT TO EXCEED $479,040 law or existing circumstances, and YES ANNUALLY, WITH INCREASES IN FUTURE a 'no' vote on any ballot issue is a An amendment to section 2 of article XI of FISCAL YEARS AT A RATE NOT TO vote against changing current law the constitution of the state of Colorado, EXCEED FIVE PERCENT (5%) ANNUALLY, NO concerning the authorization for local TO PROVIDE FOR THE OPERATION, or existing circumstances." governments to become a partner with a MAINTENANCE, AND REPAIR OF THE NEW Sample Ballot Amendment 30 public or private entity in the provision of MUSEUM FACILITY WITHOUT AFFECTING Sample Ballot Amendment 27 health care services, and, in connection AURORA'S OTHER DEBT, TAXES, Shall there be an amendment to the therewith, authorizing a local government REVENUES, OR EXPENDITURES UNDER THE CONSTITUTION AND LAWS OF THIS Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado constitution concerning election to become a subscriber, member, or Colorado constitution concerning campaign day voter registration, and, in connection shareholder in or a joint owner with any STATE AND THE CHARTER OF THIS CITY? finance, and, in connection therewith, therewith, allowing an eligible citizen to person or company, public or private, in YES reducing the amount of campaign register and vote on any day that a vote order to provide such health care without contributions that persons may make to may be cast in any election beginning on incurring debt. candidate committees, political committees, January 1, 2004; specifying election day NO and political parties; establishing voter registration locations; specifying that YES contribution limits for small donor an eligible citizen who registers to vote on CITY OF AURORA committees; prohibiting candidate election day shall register in person and NO committees and political parties from making present a current and valid Colorado BALLOT ISSUE 2C or accepting certain contributions; driver's license or state identification card Referendum C restricting the amount of contributions or other approved documentation; and SHALL AURORA'S DEBT BE INCREASED directing the Colorado general assembly, in political parties and political committees may An amendment to article XIV of the NOT TO EXCEED $7,990,000 WITH A accept from certain sources; limiting implementing election day voter REPAYMENT COST NOT TO EXCEED contributions and expenditures that may be registration, to adopt necessary constitution of the state of Colorado, $17,884,000 (PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST), made by corporations or labor protections against election fraud? concerning the authority of the general AND SHALL AURORA'S TAXES BE organizations; creating voluntary campaign assembly to establish qualifications for the INCREASED NOT TO EXCEED $596,000 spending limits; providing for a periodic YES office of county coroner. ANNUALLY TO PROVIDE FOR THE adjustment of contribution and voluntary YES CENTRAL LIBRARY FACILITY BY spending limits; specifying the treatment of NO AMENDING THE CITY CHARTER TO PERMIT unexpended contributions; requiring the THE ISSUANCE OF GENERAL OBLIGATION disclosure of information about persons NO BONDS, TO BE PAID THROUGH PROPERTY making electioneering communications TAXES, WITHOUT REDUCTION, IN A above a specified amount; defining Referendum D SUFFICIENT RATE AND AMOUNT TO PAY electioneering communications as certain SUCH BONDS OR ANY REFUNDINGS, THE near-election communications that Amendments to articles VI, XVIII, XX, and PROCEEDS OF WHICH BONDS, INCLUDING unambiguously refer to a candidate and are XXVII of the constitution of the state of EARNINGS, SHALL BE USED TO PAY FOR targeted to voters; and incorporating into Colorado, concerning the repeal of certain CONSTRUCTING, INSTALLING, the constitution existing statutory obsolete provisions in the constitution of the EXPANDING, RENOVATING, AND provisions, with amendments, regarding state of Colorado. EQUIPPING THE CENTRAL LIBRARY definitions, deposits of contributions, limits FACILITY, AND SHALL AURORA'S on cash contributions, notice and YES PROPERTY TAXES BE INCREASED NOT TO disclosure of independent expenditures, EXCEED $375,400 ANNUALLY, WITH reporting of contributions and expenditures, INCREASES IN FUTURE YEARS AT A RATE civil penalties, and duties of the secretary of NO NOT TO EXCEED FIVE PERCENT (5%) state? ANNUALLY, TO PROVIDE FOR THE Referendum E OPERATION, MAINTENANCE, AND REPAIR YES OF THE CENTRAL LIBRARY FACILITY Shall the thirty-first day of March be WITHOUT AFFECTING AURORA'S OTHER NO designated a legal holiday for observing the DEBT, TAXES, REVENUES, OR birthday of Cesar Estrada Chavez as EXPENDITURES UNDER THE 0104070172 "Cesar Chavez day"? CONSTITUTION AND LAWS OF THIS STATE YES AND THE CHARTER OF THIS CITY?

YES 00000002 NO NO VOTE BOTH SIDES OFFICIAL 2002 GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado November 05, 2002 Precinct:101 CITY OF CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE CITY OF CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE TOWN OF FOXFIELD AURORA PUBLIC SCHOOLS BALLOT ISSUE 2A BALLOT QUESTION 2E BALLOT ISSUE 2A SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 28J BALLOT ISSUE 3A SHALL THE CITY OF CHERRY HILLS SHALL SECTION 2.8 OF THE CHARTER OF SHALL THE TOWN OF FOXFIELD DEBT BE VILLAGE TAXES BE INCREASED (BY A THE CITY OF CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE BE INCREASED $3,000,000 WITH A SHALL JOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.28J TRANSFER OF AN EXISTING TAX IMPOSED AMENDED TO MAKE THE DEADLINE FOR REPAYMENT COST OF $4,650,000, AND (AURORA PUBLIC SCHOOLS) DEBT BE BY THE SOUTH SUBURBAN PARKS AND THE FILING OF NOMINATING PETITIONS SHALL TOWN OF FOXFIELD TAXES BE INCREASED $225 MILLION, WITH A RECREATION DISTRICT) A MAXIMUM OF FOR CANDIDATES FOR THE OFFICE OF INCREASED $310,000 ANNUALLY, OR BY REPAYMENT COST OF $483.5 MILLION $1,800,000 IN THE FIRST FULL FISCAL MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL CONSISTENT SUCH LESSER AMOUNT AS MAY BE AND SHALL DISTRICT TAXES BE YEAR AND BY WHATEVER AMOUNTS ARE WITH THE FILING DEADLINES IMPOSED BY NECESSARY TO PAY THE TOWN'S INCREASED $30.8 MILLION ANNUALLY RAISED ANNUALLY THEREAFTER BY AN STATE LAW AND TO CHANGE THE GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS OR OTHER FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSTRUCTING AD VALOREM PROPERTY TAX TO BE PHRASE "QUALIFIED ELECTORS" TO OBLIGATIONS ISSUED FOR THE PURPOSE NEW SCHOOLS, REPAIRING,REMODELING, USED SOLELY FOR PARK AND "REGISTERED ELECTORS" IN ORDER TO OF PAVING ROADS, DRAINAGE ENLARGING AND IMPROVING EXISTING RECREATION PURPOSES TO BE LEVIED AT MAKE THE TERMINOLOGY CONSISTENT IMPROVEMENTS, AND OTHER SCHOOLS, AND EQUIPPING SCHOOLS A RATE OF 7.422 MILLS OR SUCH LESSER WITH STATE LAW? ASSOCIATED IMPROVEMENTS IN THE INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION: RATE AS THE CITY COUNCIL MAY YES TOWN, ON THE FOLLOWING TERMS: - REPAIRING AND REPLACING OUTDATED DETERMINE, SUCH TAX TO BE THE DEBT WILL BEAR INTEREST AT A NET OR UNSAFE FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT TRANSFERRED ONLY WHEN THE EFFECTIVE INTEREST RATE NOT TO INCLUDING ELECTRICAL WIRING, HEATING FOLLOWING EVENTS HAVE OCCURRED: NO EXCEED 6.5% PER ANNUM OR SUCH SYSTEMS, PLUMBING SYSTEMS AND - THERE IS A CORRESPONDING LESSER INTEREST RATE AS MAY BE ROOFS; DECREASE IN THE EXISTING PROPERTY CITY OF LITTLETON AVAILABLE AT THE TIME SUCH BONDS - PROVIDING COMPUTERS, COMPUTER TAX MILL LEVY IMPOSED WITHIN THE CITY ARE ISSUED; WIRING, COMPUTER NETWORK OF CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE BY THE BALLOT ISSUE 2A THE DEBT WILL BE ISSUED AND PAYABLE INFRASTRUCTURE OR EQUIPMENT, AND 210000013000 SOUTH SUBURBAN PARK AND AT SUCH TIME AS DETERMINED BY THE OTHER TECHNOLOGY; RECREATION DISTRICT SO THAT THE SHALL THE CITY OF LITTLETON, TOWN, AND MAY BE REFINANCED AT A - REPAIRING AND REPLACING HEATING, CITY'S NEW MILL LEVY INCREASE WOULD COLORADO, WITHOUT CREATING ANY NET EFFECTIVE INTEREST RATE NOT IN VENTILATION AND AIR- CONDITIONING EFFECTIVELY BE A TRANSFER OF THE NEW TAX OR INCREASING ANY CURRENT EXCESS OF THE MAXIMUM RATE SYSTEMS IN AT LEAST TEN SCHOOLS; EXISTING DISTRICT MILL LEVY; AND AUTHORIZED HEREIN WITHOUT TAXES, BE AUTHORIZED TO RETAIN AND - BUILDING NEW SCHOOLS, NEW - THE PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY OF SPEND ALL TAXES, GRANTS AND OTHER ADDITIONAL VOTER APPROVAL; CLASSROOMS AND NECESSARY CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE HAS BEEN REVENUES RECEIVED IN 2002, 2003 AND THE DEBT WILL BE PAID FROM MONEY SUPPORT FACILITIES TO ACCOMMODATE EXCLUDED FROM THE BOUNDARIES OF 2004 IN EXCESS OF LIMITATIONS AVAILABLE TO THE TOWN THROUGH STUDENT ENROLLMENT GROWTH AND TO THE SOUTH SUBURBAN PARK AND ESTABLISHED BY ARTICLE X, SECTION 20 TAXES CONSISTING OF AN AD VALOREM REDUCE THE NEED FOR TRAILERS; RECREATION DISTRICT, MILL LEVY IMPOSED ON ALL TAXABLE OF THE COLORADO CONSTITUTION USING - REMODELING FIVE SCHOOLS AND AND, FURTHER, SHALL THE REVENUE SUCH REVENUES ONLY FOR CAPITAL PROPERTY IN THE TOWN, WITHOUT OTHER DISTRICT FACILITIES; GENERATED FROM THE AD VALOREM PROJECTS SUCH AS PARK AND OPEN LIMITATION OF RATE, AND IN AMOUNTS - PROVIDING FUNDS FOR IMPROVEMENTS TAX CONSTITUTE A PERMANENT SPACE ACQUISITION, SAFETY SUFFICIENT TO PRODUCE THE ANNUAL IN EVERY SCHOOL BUILDING IN THE VOTER-APPROVED REVENUE CHANGE INCREASE SET FORTH ABOVE; AND IMPROVEMENTS, CONSTRUCTION OF DISTRICT; AND BE COLLECTED AND SPENT BY THE MUSEUM IMPROVEMENTS, ROADS AND SHALL PROCEEDS OF ANY SUCH DEBT - BRINGING DISTRICT FACILITIES INTO CITY WITHOUT REGARD TO ANY STREETS, A FIRE STATION, AND A POLICE AND REVENUES FROM SUCH TAXES, AND COMPLIANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH SPENDING, REVENUE-RAISING, OR OTHER BUILDING? OTHER REVENUE USED TO PAY SUCH DISABILITIES ACT AS NEEDED; LIMITATION CONTAINED WITHIN ARTICLE X, DEBT AND INVESTMENT INCOME THEREON, - PROVIDED THAT MONEYS SHALL NOT SECTION 20 OF THE COLORADO YES BE COLLECTED AND SPENT BY THE TOWN BE USED FOR TEACHER OR CONSTITUTION? AS A VOTER-APPROVED REVENUE ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES, PROGRAMS YES CHANGE, WITHOUT REGARD TO ANY OR GENERAL OPERATIONS NO SPENDING, REVENUE-RAISING OR OTHER EXPENSES;AND LIMITATION CONTAINED WITHIN ARTICLE X, SHALL THE MILL LEVY BE INCREASED IN NO TOWN OF COLUMBINE VALLEY SECTION 20 OF THE COLORADO ANY YEAR, WITHOUT LIMITATION OF RATE BALLOT ISSUE 2A CONSTITUTION? OR AMOUNT, TO PAY THE PRINCIPAL OF, CITY OF CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE YES PREMIUM, IF ANY, AND INTEREST ON SUCH BONDS OR ANY REFUNDING BONDS (OR BALLOT QUESTION 2B SHALL THE TOWN OF COLUMBINE VALLEY TO CREATE A RESERVE FOR SUCH INCUR DEBT IN AN AMOUNT NO GREATER NO PAYMENT); SUCH DEBT TO BE EVIDENCED THAN FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND ADVISORY QUESTION: IF THE VOTERS BY THE ISSUANCE OF GENERAL DOLLARS ($500,000), WITH A MAXIMUM OBLIGATION BONDS BEARING INTEREST APPROVE THE TRANSFER OF PROPERTY REPAYMENT COST OF $875,000, TAXES FROM THE SOUTH SUBURBAN AT A MAXIMUM NET EFFECTIVE INTEREST (WITHOUT ANY INCREASE OF ANY RATE NOT TO EXCEED 7.5%; PARKS AND RECREATION DISTRICT TO EXISTING TAXES OR IMPOSING ANY NEW THE CITY OF CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE AS SUCH BONDS TO BE SOLD IN ONE SERIES TAX) FOR THE PURPOSE OF OR MORE ON TERMS AND CONDITIONS PROPOSED BY ISSUE 2A ABOVE, CONSTRUCTING A TOWN HALL; AND SHOULD SOME PORTION OF THE AND WITH SUCH MATURITIES AS SHALL SUCH DEBT BE PAYABLE FROM AVAILABLE REVENUE SAVED BY THE PERMITTED BY LAW AND AS THE BOARD ALL OR ANY PORTION OF THE TOWN'S OF EDUCATION OF THE DISTRICT MAY CITY BE COMMITTED TO CAPITAL REVENUES, AS THE TOWN BOARD OF IMPROVEMENTS TO AND REHABILITATION DETERMINE, INCLUDING PROVISIONS FOR TRUSTEES MAY DESIGNATE FOR SUCH REDEMPTION OF THE BONDS PRIOR TO OF NEW AND EXISTING TRAILS, PARKS, PAYMENT;AND SHALL SUCH DEBT HAVE AND OPEN SPACE WITHIN THE CITY? MATURITY WITH OR WITHOUT PAYMENT SUCH TERMS AND CONDITIONS AS THE OF THE PREMIUM; YES TOWN BOARD OF TRUSTEES MAY AND SHALL THE PROCEEDS OF SUCH DETERMINE? BONDS AND THE REVENUES FROM SUCH YES TAXES AND ANY EARNINGS FROM THE NO INVESTMENT OF SUCH PROCEEDS AND

Sample Ballot REVENUES BE COLLECTED AND SPENT AS Sample Ballot CITY OF CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE NO A VOTER APPROVED REVENUE CHANGE BALLOT QUESTION 2C UNDER ARTICLE X, SECTION 20 OF THE TOWN OF COLUMBINE VALLEY COLORADO CONSTITUTION? ADVISORY QUESTION: IF THE VOTERS BALLOT QUESTION 2B YES APPROVE THE TRANSFER OF PROPERTY TAXES FROM THE SOUTH SUBURBAN SHALL THE TOWN OF COLUMBINE VALLEY PARKS AND RECREATION DISTRICT TO NO THE CITY OF CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE AS BE AUTHORIZED TO PUBLISH PROPOSED BY ISSUE 2A ABOVE, SHOULD ORDINANCES BY TITLE ONLY RATHER SOME PORTION OF THE AVAILABLE THAN BY PUBLISHING AN ORDINANCE IN REVENUE SAVED BY THE CITY BE FULL, THEREBY SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCING THE COST INCURRED IN THE COMMITTED TO THE PURCHASE OF PUBLICATION OF ORDINANCES? COPIES ADDITIONAL OPEN SPACE AND PARKS OF ALL ORDINANCES WILL BE AVAILABLE WITHIN THE CITY? FOR INSPECTION AND REVIEW AT THE YES TOWN OFFICE OF THE TOWN OF COLUMBINE VALLEY. NO YES CITY OF CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE NO BALLOT QUESTION 2D

ADVISORY QUESTION: IF THE VOTERS APPROVE THE TRANSFER OF PROPERTY TAXES FROM THE SOUTH SUBURBAN PARKS AND RECREATION DISTRICT TO THE CITY OF CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE AS PROPOSED BY ISSUE 2A ABOVE, SHOULD SOME PORTION OF THE AVAILABLE REVENUE SAVED BY THE CITY BE COMMITTED TO THE REDUCTION IN THE PROPERTY TAX MILL LEVY FOR CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE PROPERTY OWNERS? YES NO 0104070171 00000002 VOTE BOTH SIDES OFFICIAL 2002 GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado November 05, 2002 Precinct:101 ARAPAHOE COUNTY SCHOOL CHERRY HILLS HEIGHTS WATER HERITAGE GREENS DISTRICT NO. 6 AND SANITATION DISTRICT METROPOLITAN DISTRICT BALLOT ISSUE 3A BALLOT ISSUE 5A BALLOT ISSUE 5B

SHALL ARAPAHOE COUNTY SCHOOL "SHALL CHERRY HILLS HEIGHTS WATER SHALL HERITAGE GREENS DISTRICT NO. 6 (LITTLETON PUBLIC AND SANITATION DISTRICT DEBT BE METROPOLITAN DISTRICT DEBT BE SCHOOLS) DEBT BE INCREASED BY INCREASED $500,000, WITH A INCREASED UP TO $1,500,000, WITH A $85,440,000, WITH A MAXIMUM REPAYMENT COST OF NOT MORE THAN MAXIMUM REPAYMENT COST OF UP TO REPAYMENT COST OF UP TO $1,500,000; AND SHALL CHERRY HILLS $2,675,000, AND SHALL DISTRICT TAXES $165,493,943, AND SHALL DISTRICT HEIGHTS WATER AND SANITATION BE INCREASED UP TO $135,000 TAXES BE INCREASED BY UP TO DISTRICT TAXES BE INCREASED $100,000 ANNUALLY FOR THE PURPOSES OF $11,188,934 ANNUALLY FOR THE ANNUALLY, OR BY SUCH LESSER - RECONSTRUCTING THE PERIMETER PURPOSE OF: ANNUAL AMOUNT AS MAY BE WALLS ADJOINING HERITAGE GREENS IN - EXTENDING THE USEFUL LIFE OF ALL NECESSARY TO PAY SUCH DEBT; SUCH THE RIGHTS OF WAY OF SOUTH DISTRICT-OWNED FACILITIES, WHICH DEBT TO BE ISSUED FOR THE PURPOSE OF COLORADO BOULEVARD, ASH COURT, HAVE AN AVERAGE AGE OF 40 YEARS, ACQUIRING, CONSTRUCTING, EAST OTERO CIRCLE, EAST OTERO INCLUDING ALL 15 ELEMENTARY RELOCATING, EQUIPPING, INSTALLING, AVENUE, EAST LINKS PARKWAY AND SCHOOLS, 4 MIDDLE SCHOOLS AND 3 COMPLETING, AND OTHERWISE SOUTH HOLLY STREET; AND HIGH SCHOOLS, BY MAKING NECESSARY PROVIDING FOR PARK AND RECREATION - MAKING CAPITAL REPAIRS TO THE MAJOR REPAIRS, REPLACEMENTS AND IMPROVEMENTS CONSISTING OF FENCE THREE ENTRYWAYS TO HERITAGE IMPROVEMENTS TO THE FOLLOWING IMPROVEMENTS AND ASSOCIATED GREENS; AND DETERIORATING AREAS: LANDSCAPING WITHIN OR WITHOUT THE - PAYING FOR ALL NECESSARY, - ROOFS AND FLOORING BOUNDARIES OF THE DISTRICT, AND INCIDENTAL AND APPURTENANT 210000014000 - FOUNDATION AND STRUCTURAL SHALL THE MILL LEVY BE INCREASED IN FACILITIES, EQUIPMENT AND COSTS IN SYSTEMS ANY YEAR WITHOUT LIMITATION AS TO CONNECTION THEREWITH; - HEATING, VENTILATION AND COOLING RATE OR AMOUNT, TO PAY THE PRINCIPAL SUCH DEBT TO CONSIST OF THE SYSTEMS (HVAC) OF, PREMIUM, IF ANY, AND INTEREST ON ISSUANCE AND PAYMENT OF GENERAL - PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL SUCH DEBT (OR TO CREATE A RESERVE OBLIGATION BONDS, PROMISSORY SYSTEMS; AND FUND FOR SUCH PAYMENT); SUCH DEBT NOTES OR OTHER EVIDENCE OF DEBT, - IMPROVING, REPAIRING AND TO BE EVIDENCED BY LOANS, BONDS, WHICH DEBT SHALL BEAR INTEREST AT A UPGRADING SCHOOL SAFETY SYSTEMS, NOTES, CONTRACTS OR OTHER FORMS MAXIMUM NET EFFECTIVE INTEREST RATE INCLUDING: OF INDEBTEDNESS INCLUDING LOANS, NOT TO EXCEED 6.50% PER ANNUM AND - REMOVING ASBESTOS FROM BONDS, NOTES, CONTRACTS OR OTHER BE ISSUED, DATED AND SOLD AT SUCH SCHOOL BUILDINGS FORMS OF INDEBTEDNESS ISSUED TO TIME OR TIMES, AT SUCH PRICES (AT, - UPGRADING SCHOOL BUILDING REFUND SUCH DEBT AS MAY BE ISSUED ABOVE OR BELOW PAR) AND IN SUCH SECURITY SYSTEMS IN THE DISCRETION OF THE BOARD OF MANNER, CONTAINING SUCH TERMS AND - IMPROVING SCHOOL PARKING LOTS, DIRECTORS OF THE DISTRICT, BEARING BE IN SUCH FORM, NOT INCONSISTENT VEHICLE AND BUS ACCESS AND INTEREST AT A MAXIMUM NET EFFECTIVE HEREWITH, AS THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS CONCRETE AREAS INTEREST RATE NOT TO EXCEED 12.0%; MAY DETERMINE; SHALL AD VALOREM - MAKING REQUIRED SAFETY SUCH DEBT TO BE SOLD IN ONE SERIES PROPERTY TAXES BE LEVIED IN ANY IMPROVEMENTS UNDER NATIONAL AND OR MORE AT A PRICE ABOVE, BELOW OR YEAR, WITHOUT LIMITATION AS TO RATE STATE BUILDING REGULATIONS EQUAL TO THE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF OR AMOUNT, TO PAY THE PRINCIPAL OF, - MAKING OTHER NECESSARY SAFETY SUCH DEBT AND ON SUCH TERMS AND PREMIUM, IF ANY, AND INTEREST ON SUCH IMPROVEMENTS; AND CONDITIONS AND WITH SUCH MATURITIES DEBT AS THE SAME BECOME DUE; AND - MAKING IMPROVEMENTS OR ADDITIONS AS PERMITTED BY LAW AND AS THE SHALL ANY EARNINGS ON THE TO SCHOOL DISTRICT BUILDINGS TO: BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE DISTRICT INVESTMENT OR DEPOSIT OF THE - PROVIDE SPACE FOR NEW MAY DETERMINE, INCLUDING PROVISIONS REVENUES FROM SUCH TAXES AND ON CLASSROOMS AND OTHER SCHOOL FOR REDEMPTION OF THE DEBT PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDS OF SUCH DEBT PROGRAMS MATURITY WITH OR WITHOUT PAYMENT (REGARDLESS OF AMOUNT) CONSTITUTE - REPAIR AND UPGRADE EXISTING OF PREMIUM; AND SHALL PROCEEDS OF A VOTER-APPROVED REVENUE CHANGE CLASSROOM AND STUDENT SUPPORT SUCH DEBT AND THE REVENUES FROM WITHIN THE MEANING OF ARTICLE X, AREAS SUCH TAXES AND ANY EARNINGS FROM SECTION 20 OF THE COLORADO - IMPROVE OVERLOADED COMPUTER THE INVESTMENT OF SUCH DEBT CONSTITUTION? NETWORK SYSTEMS; PROCEEDS AND TAX REVENUES BE AND, TO THE EXTENT OF AVAILABLE COLLECTED AND SPENT AS A VOTER YES FUNDS, OTHERWISE EQUIPPING OR APPROVED REVENUE CHANGE UNDER FURNISHING ANY SCHOOL BUILDING OR ARTICLE X, SECTION 20 OF THE NO IMPROVING SCHOOL GROUNDS, BY THE COLORADO CONSTITUTION OR ANY ISSUANCE AND PAYMENT OF GENERAL OTHER LAW?" OBLIGATION BONDS, WHICH SHALL BEAR WILLOWS WATER DISTRICT INTEREST AT A MAXIMUM NET EFFECTIVE YES BALLOT ISSUE 5A INTEREST RATE NOT TO EXCEED 6.08% AND MATURE, BE SUBJECT TO NO "SHALL WILLOWS WATER DISTRICT, REDEMPTION, WITH OR WITHOUT PREMIUM, WITHOUT CREATING ANY NEW TAX, OR AND BE ISSUED, DATED AND SOLD AT COLUMBINE WATER AND IMPOSING ITS MILL LEVY ABOVE THE SUCH TIME OR TIMES, AT SUCH PRICES AT, CURRENT LEVY OF 8.66 MILLS, BE ABOVE OR BELOW PAR, AND IN SUCH SANITATION DISTRICT PERMITTED TO COLLECT AND EXPEND MANNER AND CONTAINING SUCH TERMS, BALLOT ISSUE 5A WHATEVER AMOUNTS ARE RAISED NOT INCONSISTENT HEREWITH, AS THE ANNUALLY IN 2002 AND ANY YEAR Sample Ballot BOARD OF EDUCATION MAY DETERMINE; THEREAFTER FROM ITS MILL LEVY, SAID Sample Ballot SHALL AD VALOREM PROPERTY TAXES PROVIDED THAT ITS MILL LEVY SHALL LEVY TO BE DETERMINED ANNUALLY BY BE LEVIED IN ANY YEAR, NOT BE INCREASED WITHOUT VOTER APPROVAL, SHALL THE COLUMBINE THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS BUT NOT TO WITHOUT LIMITATION AS TO RATE OR EXCEED 8.66 MILLS, AND FROM SPECIFIC AMOUNT OR ANY OTHER CONDITION, TO WATER AND SANITATION DISTRICT BE PERMITTED TO COLLECT, RETAIN AND OWNERSHIP TAXES, INTEREST INCOME, PAY THE PRINCIPAL OF, PREMIUM, IF ANY, RATES, FEES, GRANTS AND ANY OTHER AND INTEREST ON SUCH BONDS AND TO EXPEND IN 2002 AND EACH CALENDAR YEAR THEREAFTER THE FULL AMOUNT INCOME OF THE DISTRICT, SUCH FUND ANY RESERVES FOR THE PAYMENT AUTHORITY TO COLLECT AND SPEND THEREOF; AND SHALL ANY EARNINGS OF THE DISTRICT'S TAXES, GRANTS AND OTHER REVENUES FOR LAWFUL DISTRICT SUCH AMOUNTS TO CONSTITUTE (REGARDLESS OF AMOUNT) ON THE VOTER-APPROVED REVENUE CHANGES INVESTMENT OF THE REVENUES FROM PURPOSES, NOTWITHSTANDING THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE X, SECTION 20, AND EXCEPTIONS TO THE SPENDING, SUCH TAXES AND OF THE PROCEEDS OF REVENUE-RAISING, TAX REDUCTION AND SUCH BONDS CONSTITUTE A OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF COLORADO OR ANY OTHER LAWS? OTHER LIMITATIONS CONTAINED EITHER VOTER-APPROVED REVENUE CHANGE? WITHIN ARTICLE X, SECTION 20 OF THE YES YES COLORADO CONSTITUTION (TABOR), OR WITHIN SECTION 29-1-301 OF THE NO NO COLORADO REVISED STATUTES?" YES SHERIDAN SCHOOL DISTRICT HERITAGE GREENS NO. 2 METROPOLITAN DISTRICT NO BALLOT QUESTION 3A BALLOT ISSUE 5A WILLOWS WATER DISTRICT Shall the directors of Sheridan School SHALL HERITAGE GREENS BALLOT ISSUE 5B District No.2 be authorized to serve more METROPOLITAN DISTRICT TAXES BE than two consecutive terms of office, INCREASED UP TO $60,100 ANNUALLY SHALL LIMITATIONS ON TERMS OF OFFICE thereby modifying the provision in the (FOR COLLECTION IN CALENDAR YEAR OF ELECTED MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF Colorado Constitution that limits elected 2003) AND BY SUCH ADDITIONAL DIRECTORS OF THE WILLOWS WATER officials to serving two consecutive terms? AMOUNTS RAISED ANNUALLY DISTRICT BE ELIMINATED AS ALLOWED BY THEREAFTER BY AN AD VALOREM ARTICLE XVIII, SECTION 11(2) OF THE YES PROPERTY TAX MILL LEVY IMPOSED AT A COLORADO CONSTITUTION? RATE OF TWO (2) MILLS TO PAY THE COSTS OF DISTRICT OPERATIONS AND YES NO MAINTENANCE FUNCTIONS AUTHORIZED BY THE DISTRICT'S AMENDED AND RESTATED SERVICE PLAN; AND SHALL NO THE REVENUE FROM SUCH TAXES AND ANY EARNINGS ON THE INVESTMENT OR DEPOSIT OF THE REVENUES FROM SUCH TAXES (REGARDLESS OF AMOUNT) CONSTITUTE PERMANENT VOTER-APPROVED REVENUE CHANGES

0104070172 WITHIN THE MEANING OF ARTICLE X, SECTION 20 OF THE COLORADO CONSTITUTION AND CONSTITUTE AN EXCEPTION TO THE LIMITATIONS SET FORTH IN SECTION 29-1-301 OF THE 00000002 COLORADO REVISED STATUTES? YES NO