t ,., ' . , ❖ I I I I I I I I I ■ Pct: 1-1 I ■ Official General Election Ballot l ■ San Miguel County, Colorado 5k'X""ufU...u.. 3«:, I Tuesda , November 06, 2018 CltaandReoorder L_ ■ I ■ I ■ I ■ I ■ I ■ I ■ I ■ I ■ Federal Offices State Offices State Offices .. .. ~ I ■ Representative to the 116th United Secretary ofState Regent of the University of Colorado I States Congress ·Congressiohal District 3 (Vote for One) I ■ Dlstrict3 Qte forJ!l~l-·-·-----·- .. -- ---··· ..... , (Vote for One} ■ (_'l Wayne Williams () Alvin Rivera Dernociatlc I ,--~..---·-- ~ ···---✓--..... --....- ■ 0 Scott R. Tipton Rt~ 0 Jena Griswold 0 Glen H. Gallegos Repubbl I (_ -) Amanda Campbell Q Michael Stapleton Uberlartan ■ ------I () Diane Mitsch Bush () Blake Huber State Senator I ■ 1------1oistrict6 ■ State Treasurer . ._i,~ !2,t_O~L-~, I ■ 0 Gaylon Kent (Vote for0~) O Guinn Unger Jr. Democralle I (j Brian Watson Republican CJ Don Coram ■ ----- I ■ In\._J Mary M. Malarsie 0 Dave Young Demoaa11c State Representative I Signed Dedaf1llion to Omit service to no ■ l!ll:Rlhan31armS. 1--O_Ge_ra_ld_F_.Ki_l_pa_tri_"ck__Al_lll!ll_iell_nConstituflon----1'::::~_,,.,_, _ I ■ () Write-in: Atto,:ney General 0 Marc CaUin I ■ (Vote for One) C) Seth Cagin I ■ C) Phil Weiser I ■ Governor I Lieutenant Governor O George Brauchler Repubue111 County Commissioner I (Vote for One Pair) Dlstrlct2 ■ +--C'_,,1_Wi_1_ma_m_F_._R_ob_in~so_n_11_1___u1>e_r11_r1an---1 et9~J~ O~l. _ •-··~ .•.• , ,, , I ■ 0 Jared Polis/ 0ernocra11c Regent of the University of Colorado (J Lance Waring I Dianne Primavera At Large· ■ .~JorQ!ll _~__: -· . . . --~- County Clerk and Recorder I ■ ( ~ Walker Stapleton / Repu!)llcan () Lesley Smith (Vote foe One) I Lang Sias ■ () Ken Montera Rapublican O Stephannie Van Damme I ■ :_j Bill Hammons/ unity • ~) Christopher E. Otwell unity County Treasurer I Elie Bodenstab i () James K. Treibert I.Jlert1r1an (Vote for One) ■ 1------,____,,__ ,,. -··-.... I ■ () Scott Helker/ I O JanStout ~1. Michele Poague ■ I

0 This ballot may consist of multiple pages. Please review and vote both sides of all pages. + - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ■ County Offices District CourfJudge State Measures . I Shall Judge Steven L. Schultz of the 7th Amendment Y (CONSTITUTIONAL) I ■ County Assessor Judicial District be retained in office? (Vote for One) Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado ■ constitution concerning achange to the way that I 0 Peggy o. Kanter 0emocm1e O Yes No coogressional districts are drawn, and, 1n connection ■ 1------+------itherewith,taking the duty to draw congressional districts I Sh II J d K ·A Yod Of th 7th J d" · I wway from the state legislatur& and giving It to an ■ County Sheriff a u ge en • er e u icia independent commission, composed of twelve citizens I ote for One) District be retained in office? who possess spe.,.11"""ed ~·fi1ca tJ ons; "''"''1...... h·b~ 1.ng any on& (V political party's control o the commission by requiring I ■ that one-third of commissioners will not be afliliated With () Bill Masters 0emocm1e () Yes No any political party, one-third of the comm1ss10ners w111 be ■ ...------1------laffiliatedwith the state's largest polillcal party, and I one-third of the commissJOners wlll be affiliafed with the ■ County Surveyor 1-C_o_u_n....;:ty;_C_o_u_rt_J_u_dg-=--e_____------1 state's second 1aiges1 political party: prohibiting certain I (Vote for-One) Shall Judge Susanne J. Ross of the San persons, including professional lobbyists, federal ·- M'iguel County Court be reta·ined ·,n office?. campaign committee employees, and federal, state, and I ■ local elected officials, from serving on the comm1ss1on; 0 J. David Foley Oemocraflc • Umtting judicial review of a map to a determination by the I ■ supreme C0\11 of Whether the commiSSiOn or its nonpartisan staff committed an abuse of dlscretJon; ■ County Coroner requiring the commission to draw districts with afoals on I (Vote for One) • • communilieS of interest and political subdivisions, such ■ _,~, ,., -··-- • as cities and counties, and then to maximize the number I Oemo<.:rallc 8allot QUe!tlons referred bythe general assembly or ftr/ of competitive congressional seats to the extent possible; polltlcal subclvision are listed by letter, and ballot and prohibiting maps from being drawn to dilute the I ■ questions Initiated by the~are listed ntlllleT1cally. electoral Influence of any racial or ethnic group or to Judicial Retention Questions Aballot question Nsteq 81111 amendment" proposes a pro~ect any incumbent, any political candidate, or any I ■ to the Colorado constitution, and • ballot pohtical party? {Vote Yes or No) lfsted as a •proposition• proposes achange to ■ lhe Colorado Revised statutes. A"yeslfor" wite on any I =balotquestionlsavotelnl'lvor<>fchangingcooentlaw ,~ Yes/F () N /Ag · t ■ t---oraCol __dO_U_p_re_m_e S __Co U__rtJ U_S_C_e_---1ti or exlstlng cin;umstances, and I •notagainsf'·vote on ,_ _; or . 0 ainS I Shall Justice Richard L. Gabriel of the any ballot question Is ii vote against changing current Amendment Z(CONSTITUTIONAL) I ■ Colorado Supreme Court be retained in law or existing cln:umstanees. office? State Measures Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado ■ conslitullon concerning achange to the rnanner in which I (_) yes () No Amendment V (CONSTITUTIONAL) state senate and state house of representatives districts ■ 1------1 are drawn, and, in connection therewith, reforming Uhe I Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado eXlstlng legislative reapporttonment commlssiOn by Colorado Court Of Appeals Judge _,..,....,Aft Uhe expanding the commission to twelve members and I ■ f------'-'------=----iconstltution concemlng a'""""'""'' In age authorizing t'ie appointment of members who possess Shall Judge John Daniel Dailey of the qualification for a member of the general assembly from specified qualifications; prohibiting any one polltlcal I ■ Colorado Court of Appeals be retained in twenty-five yeais to twenty-one years? party's control of the commission by reqUirtng that office? (J Yes/For ( ) No/Against one-third of commissioners will not be affiliated with any ■ political party, one-third of the commiSSJoners will be I '.:._) Yes ( 1 No Amendment W(CONSTITUTIONAL) affiliated with the state's largest polillcal party, and ■ I ~ one-third of the commlSs10ners will be affiliated With the I Shall JuQge Rebecca Rankin Freyre of the Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado sta18's setond large5t political party; prohibiting certain ■ I,Colorado Court of Appeals be reta·1ned in consliMion concerning achange in the format of the persons, 1ndudlng professional lobbyists, federal I electi ballot for °Lt

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Federal & State Measures I . , ~ ❖ 11111'1 II All Precincts 11111111 ■ Official General Election Ballot Pct: 1-1 I ■ San Miguel County, Colorado I Tuesda , November 06, 2018 ■ I State Measures State Measures State Measures • . ■ r I ■ Amendment A(CONSTITUTIONAL) Amendment 74 (CONSTITUTIONAL) Proposition 110 (STATUTORY) I Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado Shaft there be an amendment to tile Colorado SHALL STATE TAXES BE INCREASED $766,700,000 ■ constitution that prohibits slavery li!ld involuntary constltu!ion requlririg the government to award just ANNUALLY FOR ATWENTY-YEAR PERIOD, AND I servitude as pufllshment for acrime and thereby compensation to owners of private property When a STATE DEBT SHALL BE INCREASED $6,000,000,000 ■ prohibits slavery and involuntary servitude in all government laW or regulallon reduces the tair market WITH A MAXIMUM REPAYMENT COST OF I circumstances? value of the property? $9,400,000,000, TO PAY FOR STATE AND LOCAL TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS. AND. IN I ■ CONNECTION THEREWITH, CHANGING THE CJ Yes/For O No/Against O Yes/For O No/Against COLORADO REVISED STATUTES TO: 1) INCREASE I ■ 1------1THESTATESALESANDUSE TAX RATE BY0.62% Amendment 73 (CONSTITUTIONAL) Amendment 75 (CONSTITUTIONAL) BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 2019; REQUIRING 45% OF ■ THE NEW REVENUE TO FUND STATE I SHALL STATE TAXES BE INCREASED $1,600,000,000 Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado TRANSPORTATION SAFETY, MAINTENANCE, AND ■ ANNUALLY BY AN AMENDMENT TO THE COLORADO constitution providirig that if any candidate In a primary or CONGESTION RELATED PROJECTS, 40% TO FUND I CONSTITUTION AND ACHANGE TO THE general election for state office directs more than one MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY TRANSPORTATION ■ COLORADO REVISED STATUTES CONCERNING milion dollars In support of hiS or her own electlon then PROJECTS, AND 15% TO FUND MULTIMODAL I FUNDING RELATING TO PRESCHOOL THROUGH every candidate for that office In the same election may TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS, INCLUDING BIKE, HIGH SCHOOL PUBLIC EDUCATION, AND, IN accept rive times the lllllOunt of campaign contributions PEDESTRIAN. AND TRANSIT INFRASTRUCTURE. 2) I ■ CONNECTION THEREWITH, CREATING AN nonnally allowed? AUTHORIZE THE ISSUANCE OF ADDITIONAL EXCEPTION TO THE SINGLE RATE STATE INCOME · TRANSPORTATION REVENUE ANTICIPATION ■ TAX FOR REVENUE THAT IS DEDICATED TO THE NOTES TO FUND PRIORITY STATE I FUNDING OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS; INCREASING ,· y s/F ') N /Ag · t TRANSPORTATION MAINTENANCE AND ■ INCOME TAX RATES INCREMENTALLY FOR e or '- O ams CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS, INCLUDING I INDIVIDUALS, TRUSTS, AND ESTATES USING FOUR p..,,..,...ltion 109 (STATUTORY) MULTIMODAL CAPITAL PROJECTS; AND 3) PROVIDE I I ■ TAX BRACKETS STARTING AT .37% FOR INCOME '-.-- THAT ALL REVENUE RESULTING FROM THE TAX ABOVE $150,000 AND INCREASING TO 3.62% FOR RATE INCREASE AND PROCEEDS FROM ISSUANCE INCOME ABOVE $500 000· INCREASING THE SHALL STATE DEBT BE INCREASED $3,500,000,000, OF REVENUE ANTICIPATION NOTES ARE I I ■ CORPORATE INCOME TAX RATE BY 1 37%· FOR WITH A MAXIMUM REPAYMENT COST OF VOTER-APPROVED REVENUE CHANGES EXEMPT PURPOSES OF SCHOOL DISTRICT PROPERTY $5,200,000,000, WITHOUT RAISING TAXES OR FEES, FROM ANY STATE OR LOCAL REVENUE SPENDING I ■ TAXES, REDUCING THE CURRENT RESIDENTIAL ~f.~-fil!.e~~J31~tCW}-E~~i~J~D OR OTHER LIMITATIONS 1N LAM • •1 ■ IASSESSMENT RATE OF 71% TO 7.0% AND THE TRANSPORTATION REVENUE ANTlCIPATION I ~~n~~~:bDJi~~~s~mJ ~~ NOTES, AND, IN CONNECTION THEREVviTH, NOTE j THE INCOME TAX INCREASES TO BE DEPOSITED IN PROCEEDS SHALL BE RETAINED AS A O Yes/For D No/Against I ■ VOTER-APPROVED REVENUE CHANGE AND USED . -- - ~~C:JWifi:~J8~~~~~~~ EXCLUSIVELy TO FUND SPECIFIED ROAD AND Proposition 111 (STATUTORY) I ■ RETAINED AND SPENT AS VOTER-APPROVED BRIDGE EXPANSION, CONSTRUCTION. REVENUE CHANGES· REQUIRING THE MAINTENANCE, AND REPAIR PROJECTS Shall there be an amendment to the Colorado Revtsed ■ LEGISLATURE TO ANNUALLY APPROPRIATE THROUGHOUT THE STATE? Statutes concerning llm!ta!ions on payday lenders, and, I MONEY FROM THE FUND TO SCHOOL DISTRICTS () Yes/For o No/Against 1n connection therewith, reducing anowable charges on ■ TO SUPPORT EARLY CHILDHOOD THROUGH HIGH 1------1payday loans to an annual percentage rate of no more I SCHOOL PUBLIC EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS ON AN than thlrty-silc percent? ■ EQUITABLE BASIS THROUGHOUT THE STATE I WITHOUT DECREASING GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATIONS; DIRECTING THE LEGISLATURE C Yes/For O No/Against I ■ TO ENACT. REGULARLY REVIEW. AND REVISE WHEN NECESSARY, A NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL Proposition 112 (STATUTORY) I ■ I FINANCE LAW THAT MEETS SPECIFIED CRITERIA; UNTIL THE LEGISLATURE HAS ENACTED ANEW Shall there be aChange to the Colorado Revised ■ PUBLIC SCHOOL FINANCE LAW, REQUIRING THE Statutes concemirig astatewide minimum distance I MONEY IN THE FUND TO BE ANNUALLY requirement for new oM and gas development, and, in ■ APPROPRIATED FOR SPECIFIED EDUCATION connection therewtth. changirig eXlstlrtQ distance I PROGRAMS AND PURPOSES: REQUIRING THE requirements to require that any new 011 and gas MONEY IN THE FUND TO BE USED TO SUPPORT development be located at least 2,500 feet from any I I ■ ONLY PUBLIC SCHOOLS; REQUIRING GENERAL structurn intended for human occupancy and any other FUND APPROPRIATIONS FOR PUBLIC EDUCATION area designated by the measure. the state, or a local I I ■ TO INCREASE BY INFLATION, UP TO 5%, Igovernment and authorizing the Slate or a local NUALLY; AND REQUIRING THE DEPARTMENT OF ~mment to increase the minimum distance I ■ DUCATION TO COMMISSION ASTUDY OF THE USE r,.iqurrement? j THE MONEY IN THE FUND WITHIN FIVE YEARS? ■ I I ■ G() Yes/For C) No/Against Yes/For C) No/Against I ■ I ■ I

0 This ballot may consist of multiple pages. Please review and vote both sides of all pages. + - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . + . ' . ~ e~•• ,. ~ ) ., .,. ~ * I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ■ County Measures Municipal Measures Municipal Measures · "n "~ I ■ "' ,;; "~ ■ SAN MIGUEL COUNTY BALLOT ISSUE 1A TOWN OF TELLURIDE BALLOT ISSUE 2A TOWN OF TELLURIDE BALLOT ISSUE 2C I SHALL SAN MIGUEL COUNTY. COLORADO. TAXES SHALL THE TOVVN OF TELLURIDE TAXES BE SHALL THE TOWN OF TELLURIDE DEBT BE ■ BE INCREASED $603,970.!.lO ANNUALLY THROUGH A INCREASED UP TO $600,000 IN 2019 (FIRST FULL INCREASED UP TO $8.1 MILLION. WITH A MAXIMUM I SAN MIGUEL COUNTY 2019 AD VALOREM FISCAL YEAR) AND BY WHATEVER AMOUNTS ARE REPAYMENT COST OF NOTTO EXCEED $15.4 ■ PROPERTY TAX MILL LEVY OF THREE· QUARTERS RAISED ANNUALLY THEREAFTER FROM THE LEVY MILLION, WITH THE PROCEEDS OF SUCH DEBT TO I (0.75) OF ONE MILL, AND FOR EACH YEAR OF AUNIFORM MILL LEVY OF 2MILLS ON ALL BE USED FOR THE PURPOSE OF FINANCING ALL 1HEREAFTER BY THE AMOUNT OF THE TAXABLE PROPERTY LOCATED WITHIN THE TOVVN OR ANY PART OF THE COSTS OF ACQUIRING. I ■ ADDmONAL AD VALOREM PROPERTY TAX OF TELLURIDE (PROVIDED THAT THE TOTAL MILL CONSTRUCTING, OR INSTALLING AFFORDABLE REVENUE THAT IS GENERATED IN THOSE LEVY MAY BE ADJUSTED TO OFFSET REVENUE HOUSING; AND SHALL SUCH DEBT BE PAID FROM I ■ SUBSEQUENT YEARS. WHICH IS $5.40 PER ONE LOSSES FROM REFUNDS, ABATEMENTS AND AD VALOREM PROPERTY TAX REVENUE IMPOSED HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS OF AHOME'S 2019 CHANGES TO THE PERCENTAGE OF ACTUAL FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING PURPOSES OR ANY ■ APPRAISED VALUE; TO FUND COMMUNITY-BASED VALUATION USED TO DETERMINE ASSESSED OTHER AVAILABLE REVENUE OF THE TOWN AS I MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE VALUATION); AND PROVIDED FURTHER THAT SUCH DETERMINED BY TOVVN COUNCIL, AND BE SOLD IN ■ SERVICES IN SAN MIGUEL COUNTY, INCLUDING: TAX INCREASE COMMENCE ON JANUARY 1, 2019 ONE SERlES OR MORE AT APRICE ABOVE, BELOW I TO FUND AND FINANCE AFFORDABLE HOUSING; OR EQUAL TO THE PRINCIPAi. AMOUNT OF SUCH o MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELORS AND AND SHALL THE TAX INCREASE AUTHORIZED BY DEBT AND ON SUCH TERMS AND CONDmONS AS I ■ PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS; THIS QUESTION BE EXEMPT FROM THE THE TOWN MAY DETERMINE, INCLUDING o MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE LIMITATIONS SET FORTH IN SECTION 12.1 OF THE PROVISIONS FOR REDEMPTION OF THE DEBT I ■ CRlSIS AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE SERVICES: TOWN'S HOME RULE CHARTER; AND SHALL ALL PRJOR TO MATURITY WITH OR WITHOUT PAYMENT o SUICIDE PREVENTION PROGRAMS, AMOUNTS RECEIVED BY THE TOWN OF TELLURIDE OF PREMIUM NOT TO EXCEED 3%; AND SHALL THE ■ o ALCOHOL, OPIOID AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE FROM SUCH TAX INCREASE AND OTHER TOWN BE AUTHORIZED TO COLLECT, RETAIN AND I PREVENTION AND TREATMENT PROGRAMS: REVENUES AND EARNINGS THEREON BE SPEND SUCH DEBT PROCEEDS, INCLUDING ANY ■ COLLECTED AND SPENT WITHOUT LIMITATION OR INVESTMENT EARNINGS THEREON, AS AVOTER I PROVIDED THAT THE FUNDS SHALL BE BUDGETED CONDmON AS A VOTER APPROVED REVENUE APPROVED REVENUE CHANGE UNDER AR17CLE X, TO ADEDICATED SAN MIGUEL COUNTY MENTAL CHANGE UNDER ARTICLE X, SECTION 20 OF THE SECTION 20, OF THE COLORADO CONSTITUTION I ■ HEALTH SERVICES FUND AND APPROPRIATED COLORADO CONSTITUTION OR ANY OTHER LAW? OR ANY OTHER LAW? BASED ON RECOMMENDATIONS OF AN I ■ INDEPENDENT MENTAL HEALTH ADVISORY PANEL 1 ■ ~f>ii~~?J3Nim~ ~~3~{Ws PANEL _c_)_Y_e_sl_Fo_r____C_···_·_N_rx_Ag_a_in_st_1--C_)_Y_e_sl_Fo_r ____C_'J_N_ot._Ag_a_in_st___, I WILL INCLUDE ONE SAN MIGUEL COUNTY TOWN OF TELLURIDE BALLOT ISSUE 28 ■ COMMISSIONER OR HlsniER REPRESENTATIVE, I ONE REPRESENTATIVE RECOMMENDED BY EACH SHALL TOVVN OF TELLURlDE TAXES BE INCREASED ■ OF THE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTERS LOCATED IN $985 000 IN 2019 (FIRST FULL FISCAL YEAR DOLLAR I ~~~iiioiW~~tP:~:w:~~mi~~~~D INCREASE) AND THEN ANNUALLY THEREAFTER BY V ;>. ■ 'M-IATEVE~ ADDITIONAL AMOUNTS ARE RAISED I NORWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICTS. ONE FROM THE LEVY OF AN ADDITIONAL SALES AND N­C ■ ~~~~~~~~~EfE~il~E USE TAX OF ONE-HALF PERCENT (112%); I PROVIDER FOR SAN MIGUEL COUNTY, AND TWO AND SHALL TOVVN DEBT BE INCREASED $12 ■ COMMUNITY MEMBERS AT LARGE TO BE a:f o I SELECTED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY MILLION, WITH AMAXIMUM REPAYMENT COST OF N (1) COMMISSIONERS AND SHALL SAN MIGUEL $22 ..9 MILLION, SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING: I ■ COUNTY BE AUTHORIZED TO INCREASE ITS ... "'C REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE LIMITS BEYOND ALL OR ANY PORTION OF THE NET PROCEEDS OF ■ THOSE AUTHORIZED BY ARTICLE X. SECTION 20 SUCH ADDITIONAL SALES AND USE TAX, AS

0 This ballot may consist of multiple pages. Please review and vote both sides of all pages. ❖ - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Pct: 1-1 I ■ Official General Election Ballot ■ San Miguel County, Colorado I Tuesda , November 06, 2018 ------=Clert==llld=RllCOlder==------■ I ■ School District Measures Special District Measures I TELLURIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT R•1 BALLOT TELLURIDE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT ■ ISSUE 4A BALLOT ISSUE 6A I ■ District Measure I • ¾ SHN.1. TELLURIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT R·1'S TAXES SHALL THE TELLURIDE FIRE PROTECTION ,.t, ■ BE INCREASED BY $1,239,000 001..lARS DISTRICTTAXES BE INCREASED BY $1,890,000.00, SAN MIGUEL COUNTY SOLID n'ASTE I (INCREMENTAL AMOUNl) IN 2018 (FOR COMMENCING IN 2019 (FIRST FULi. FISCAL YEAR), QJSPOSAL DISTRICT 6C ■ COLLECTION IN 2019), AND BY SUCH AMOUNTS AS AND BY SUCH AMOUN1' AS MAY BE RAISED I MAY BE COLLECTED ANNUALLY THEREAFTER BY ANNUALLY THEREAFTER BY THE IMPOSITION OF ■ IMPOSITION OF AMILL LEVY SUFFICIENT TO AN ADDITIONAL MILi. LEVY OF UP TO 2 MILLS, SHALL THE SAN MIGUEL COUNTY SOLID WASTE I GENERATE AN AMOUNT, TOGETHER WITH RESULllNG IN A TOTAL DISTRICT PROPERTY TAX DISPOSAL DISTRICTTAXES BE INCREASED EXISTING MILL LEVY OVERRIDE APPROVALS. NOT RATE NOT TO EXCEED 4.465 MILLS, EXCLUSIVE OF $91,311.63 ANNUALLY THROUGH ASAN MIGUEL I ■ GREATER THAN THIRTY PERCENT OF THE REFUNDS, ABATEMENTS, OR DEBT SERVICE, TO COUNTY AD VALOREM PROPERTY TAX MIU LEVY DISTRICT'S TOTAL PROGRAM FUNDING, AS PAY THE DISTRICT'S OPERATING, CAPITAL AND OF