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Marina M. Fraser
1,494 votes
35.2%
- Occupation: Biotech Manager
- President, Spanishtown Historical Society
- Former HMB Parks & Recreation Commissioner, 1998-2002
- Coastside Committee for a New Library
- Government Affairs Committee, Coastside Chamber of Commerce
- HMB Health & Human services Committee
- 32 year Coastside resident
Priorities:
- Improve roads and traffic flow to ensure the safety of all residents
- Expand recreational/park opportunities for neighborhoods, and create safe pedestrian walkways/trails to downtown.
- Discourage tedious lawsuits that waste your tax dollars and takeaway money for needed City services.
Sid McCausland
1,417 votes
33.3%
- Occupation: Chief Executive officer
- San Mateo County Employees' Retirement Association
- CEO of CalPERS, Acting Director of CalTrans, Deputy Director of Finance, Assistant State Treasurer: State of California
- Consultant to California State Assembly Committees on Environmental Quality and Transportation
- Finance Manager for a metropolitan sewer project and a small private electric utility
- Co-founder and manager of several small businesses and professional education programs
Priorities:
- Vote to update the protections in our Local Coastal Program and uphold the Coastal Protection Act
- Implement 1999's Measure D that 63% of our voters approved to limit new housing construction to 1% per year
- Provide more affordable housing, modernize downtown schools, provide recreational facilities and improve traffic flow
Dennis R Coleman
1,338 votes
31.5%
- Occupation: Incumbent
- 20 years energy systems engineering, regulation and marketing.
- 10 years of market consulting, coastal resource protection, elected office and law school.
Priorities:
- Base government decisions on law and science instead of egos, emotions, bias, favoritism or the buddy system.
- Revise the current "houses everywhere" land use plan to be more affordable, sustainable and respectful of the environment.
- Rightsize and balance infrastructure capacities (water, sewer, roads, schools) for adequate service without overstimulating growth and speculation.
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