Yes
Renew authority to levy 2.27 mills for operating purposes during 2029–2038, with the continued Headlee override described on the ballot.
Canton Precinct 8 sample ballot · PDF page 4Continue the college’s operating levy with a Headlee override for ten more years, from 2029 through 2038.
Research draft · Reviewed October 8, 2026
The ballot states that the proposal renews the millage passed in 2018, retains the 2.27-mill rate and continues an override of the rate reductions under Article IX, Section 31 of Michigan’s constitution. It estimates $50,760,711 in 2029. The district includes Clarenceville, Garden City, Livonia, Northville, Plymouth-Canton and part of Novi school districts.
Canton Precinct 8 sample ballot · PDF page 4Renew authority to levy 2.27 mills for operating purposes during 2029–2038, with the continued Headlee override described on the ballot.
Canton Precinct 8 sample ballot · PDF page 4Reject this proposed renewal for 2029–2038. This vote does not itself cancel the current levy before that period or order the college to close.
Canton Precinct 8 sample ballot · PDF page 4Examples use taxable value, not the home’s sale price or market value. Annual tax = taxable value × mills ÷ 1,000. Actual bills depend on taxable value and the rate levied.
Canton Precinct 8 sample ballot · PDF page 4Headlee normally requires millage rates to fall when growth in a district’s taxable property values, excluding new construction and other additions, would otherwise push revenue growth above inflation. An override is voter permission to levy a higher rate than that rollback would allow. This proposal continues Schoolcraft’s existing override and authorizes 2.27 mills for 2029–2038. It does not add another 2.27 mills. Compared with letting the rate roll back, it allows the college to collect more revenue. It does not remove the separate limits on an individual property’s taxable value; your bill can still change as that value changes.
Michigan House Fiscal Agency · Headlee rollbacks explained · Canton Precinct 8 sample ballot · PDF page 4
Approval extends the operating levy for 2029–2038. The stated millage rate stays the same; a property’s taxable value and resulting bill can still change.
$227 per year on $100,000 of taxable value at 2.27 mills. This continues the stated rate; it is not an additional $227 on top of that levy.
Illustration calculated from the ballot rate. Taxable value is not market value. Actual bills depend on taxable value and the rate levied.
Canton Precinct 8 sample ballot · PDF page 4Read the complete proposal, including its conditions and estimates, in the original document.
Canton Precinct 8 sample ballot · PDF page 4Potential considerations below are editorial analysis, not attributed campaign statements or guaranteed outcomes.
Renewal could maintain a local revenue source for college operations and planning.
Property owners continue funding the levy, and the proposal includes continued relief from the specified millage rollbacks. Review college budgets and outcomes alongside the tax request.
Specific future spending decisions, enrollment changes and alternatives if the renewal fails have not been verified. Current campaign arguments remain to be reviewed.
Canton Precinct 8 sample ballot · PDF page 4 — primary source for wording, rates, dates and estimates.
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Plymouth Canton Republicans Club: Yes
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