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Eric Lucan
5522 votes
21.47%
- Occupation: Businessman/Parks Commissioner
- Commissioner, Recreation, Cultural, & Community Services Commission (Novato)
- Novato Native
- MBA, Georgia State University, 2005
- 2007 Leadership Novato Graduate, Ed Stark Award Winner
- Past Board Member, Novato Financing Authority & Marin School of the Arts
- Past Youth Soccer & Volleyball Coach
Priorities:
- 1. Developing a financially sustainable budget that ensures Novato's long term viability
- 2. Improving our public safety levels to provide the protection our residents deserve
- 3. Repairing our infrastructure, public facilities and parks through pragmatic, fiscal decision-making.
Jeanne Macleamy
5150 votes
20.03%
- Occupation: Architect/City Councilmember
- Bachelor of Architecture, University of Michigan
- Licenced Architect State of California
- Owner Architectural Firm
- Novato City Councilmember 2003 -2011
- Novato Mayor 2007 and 2010
- Paul Harris Fellow Rotary Foundation of Rotary International
Priorities:
- Fiscally sustainable and responsible budget
- Facilities that are well maintained and fiscally responsible
- Land Use balancing the enviornment, neighborhoods and revenue needs
Madeline R. Kellner
4685 votes
18.22%
- Occupation: Councilmember/Executive Director
- Elected Novato City Council, 2007, Mayor, 2010-2011
- President, Marin County Council of Mayors and Council Members, 2011-2012
- Board member, Marin Transit District, 2008-present
- Board member, Transportation Authority of Marin, 2009-2011
- Board member, SMART, 2009-2011
- Novato Planning Commissioner, 2003-2007
Priorities:
- Sustaining vital city services while balancing the budget
- Maintaining police staffing levels to protect public and crack down on gang activity
- Revitalizing downtown, reopening theater, bringing city offices back downtown
Leslie Peterson Schwarze
4530 votes
17.61%
- Occupation: Businesswoman
- BFA, Fashion Design
- Former school board member, Novato
- Former chair, California Commission on Teachers Credentialing
Priorities:
- Strengthening local control
- Rethinking local government to be more efficient
- Supporting our local police
Jerome J. Ghigliotti, Jr.
2513 votes
9.77%
- Occupation: 14 Ballot Designations Rejected by Elections Officer
- AA, AS, BSL, JD
- Novato City Council Conscience
- Upholder of American Civil Rights
Priorities:
- Mandatory E-Verify confirmation of right to work for city contractors
- Deny low income, high density quotas imposed by Sacramento and ABAG, sue if necessary
- Eliminate illegal alien gangs, reverse Novato sanctuary city status
Eleanor Sluis
1990 votes
7.74%
- Occupation: Retired Teacher
- BA Child Psychology-UC Berkeley
- Sonoma State -Green building courses
- Chamber of Commerce -Leadership Program
- Marin County Civil Grand Jury / California Grand Jury Association
- St. Mary's College Special Ed. courses
- Environmental Forum/ Novato Garden Club/ Margaret Todd Center/ Marin Conservation League/ American Association of University Women
Priorities:
- Tackling budget shortfalls
- Providing better safety for residents
- Reducing housing quotas mandated by the state
Manny Fernandez
1280 votes
4.98%
- Occupation: Executive Director
- 2008-Current: Financial Education in 12 California Schools (funded through Bay Area District Attorney)
- 2007: Awarded first Hispanic Scholarship through Novato Chamber Leadership Program
- 2006: Established Financial Literacy Workshops in Marin County
- 2005: Youth Financial Literacy Program Pilot Program
- 2003: First recipient Marin Economic Commission Award of Excellence for "Individual Achievement in Workforce Preparedness"
- 1997: Developed a "Financial Self-Help Program" in Marin
Priorities:
- Financial Literacy/Stablity for Youth and Adults
- Repairing Poor Credit With a Goal Towards Home Ownership
- Environmental Sustainability: Some Easy Solutions
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