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Roger N. Wykle
4781 votes
26.19%
Official Ballot Statement
- Occupation: Engineer/Business Owner
- Retired U,S, Coast Guard Commander
- Moraga Planning Commissioner, 2+ years
- B.S., Civil Engineering (Coast Guard Academy)
- M.S., Civil Engineering (University of Illinois)
- M.B.A. (Old Dominion University)
- Licensed Professional Civil Engineer (CA, NV)
Priorities:
- Uphold the General Plan's directives to "protect ridgelines from development" and "preserve open space to the maximum extent possible."
- Tackle Fiscal Challenges: Complete needed infrastructure repairs, enhance shopping areas and increase sales tax revenues, exercise fiscal restraint.
- Encourage and Respect Community Input: Respond to thoughtful public participation with meaningful actions.
Michael "Mike" Metcalf
4093 votes
22.42%
Official Ballot Statement
- Occupation: Retired Civil Engineer
- BS, University of Pennsylvania; MS & PhD, Stanford University
- US Navy, Civil Engineer Corps, Seabees
- Moraga Town Council 2004-present; Mayor 2007 & 2012
- Contra Costa Transportation Authority Commissioner 2004-12
- East Bay Regional Communication System Authority, 2012
- Kiwanis Club of Moraga Valley, Secretary
Priorities:
- Infrastructure maintenance & improvements: roads, drainage, public buildingsemergency preparedness
- Public safety: strengthen police force, focus on traffic safety, prepare for energencies
- Financial stability: revenue sources, cost containment, increased reserves
Phillip "Phil" Arth
3917 votes
21.46%
Official Ballot Statement
- Occupation: Retired CPA
- BA - Political Science - UC-Berkeley
- MBA - Taxation - Golden Gate University
- Certified Public Accountant Certificate
- Admitted to practice in US Tax Court
- Serving on Audit & Finance Committee
- US Army - 82nd Airborne Division
Priorities:
- Provide balanced budget.
- Improve roads and other infrastructure.
- Enforce all land-use ordinances and other directives.
Karen L. Mendonca
2893 votes
15.85%
Official Ballot Statement
- Occupation: Incumbent
- Ph.D., UC Berkeley, Education (Field of Specialization: Policy and Management Research)
- Moraga Town Council Member (2008-present); Vice Mayor (2010); Mayor (2011)
- Chair (2011-2012) and Member (2008 - Present), Central Contra Costa Solid Waste Authority Board (CCCSWA); Audit and Finance Committee (2009 - Present)
- Vice Chair, Moraga Park and Recreation Commission; Vice Chair, Moraga Beautification and Tree Planting Program Implementation Committee (2007 -2008)
- Served as Vice President, Associate Vice President, Senior Director, and Director on several campuses within the California State University System
- American Council on Education (ACE) Fellow; California State University Executive Fellow
Priorities:
- Protect Moraga's Open Space and Semi-Rural Character; Maintain our Fiscally-Responsible Budget, Including our Sound Reserve
- Repair and Maintain Moraga's Infrastructure (Streets and Storm Drains); Revitalize Local Businesses and Enhance Economic Development
- Fund Public Safety and Support Traffic Measures to Ensure Citizen Safety; Support and Enhance Moraga's High-Quality Schools
Seth R. Freeman
2521 votes
13.81%
Official Ballot Statement
- Occupation: Investment Manager
- BA - St. Mary's College
- MBA - Thunderbird,
- CIRA - Certified Insolvency and Restructuring Advisor, Court-appointed fiduciary
- Entrepreneur, CEO and co-founder of a SEC regulated emerging and frontier markets focused private equity and portfolio investment management company.
- Past Director of Moraga Educational Foundation (MEF) and MCC Budget & Finance Committee
- 2010 Candidate for Moraga Town Council, Third highest votes behind two incumbents seeking reelection.
Priorities:
- Town Council should be a strong advocate and supporter of Moraga schools. That is why people move here. Good for kids and to maintain home values
- Raise the quality and level of accountability, governance practices and transparency--respectfully listen to residents and representative decisions
- Critically examine Town budget and adjust expenses to stop using deferred maintenance as a gimmick to declare the Town budget is balanced
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