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The Buena Park School District is asking voters to approve a property tax increase to fund $84 million in renovation and repair projects.The Buena Park School District serves about 3,000 students across four schools. The district wants money to fix leaky roofs, restrooms, and heating and cooling systems; upgrade security, fire safety, and electrical systems; make drinking water safe; and update instructional technology, among other things.
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