- Occupation: Councilmember/Attorney
- Mayor Larkspur 1996
- Chair Twin Cities Police Council 1998-1999
- Planning Commissioner, Larkspur 1982-1991; Chair 1985 and 1991
- Director since 1977 and President since 1998 of Larkspur Library Endowment Fund & Foundation, a nonprofit supporting Larkspur's Public Library
- Santa Clara University B.A.1965; University of San Francisco School of Law J.D.1968; Columbia University Law School LL.M. 1969
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Top Priorities if Elected |
- Preserving the small town character of Larkspur, and its quality of life including seeking to allievate traffic congestion
- Critically reviewing all development proposals to assure that density is consistent with the small town character and environmental impacts
- Citizen and neighborhood input, not only for CLASP re Niven and Larkpsur 2050 re finances but other issues and reflect such concerns in Council votes
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- Preserving Larkspur's Small Town Character
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Larkspur is recognized for its special small town character. Preserving that character will be critical because of anticipated proposals to develop the last large land parcels.
- Encouraging Citizen Participation and Incorporating Their Concerns in Council Decisions
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I strongly support citizen participation, and I believe that the Council decisions should reflect widely held views of the community.
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- Independent Journal editorial endorsement on October 25, 1999
- Citizen appellants in Elm Crest project, reduced nearly 50% by Council
- Numerous other community leaders and citizens - see brochure
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LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
