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Coralin Feierbach
1805 votes
49.2%
Official Ballot Statement
- Occupation: Businesswoman/Investor
- Belmont City Council 1995-1999
- Belmont Mayor 1999
- B.A. and 2 years graduate work in Mathematics
- Belmont Planning commissioner 1985-1987 and 2001-2003
- Software Developer - owned own business
- Now involved in startup company manufacturing medical device
Priorities:
- Maintain our essential services such as police, fire, road repair, sewers, and storm drains, during this time of economic uncertainty.
- Strengthen and expand our downtown tax base while providng a village-like atmosphere
- Develop stronger ties with our public and private schools and with Notre Dame de Namur University
George A. Burgess
1567 votes
42.7%
Official Ballot Statement
- Occupation: Financial Businessman
- B.A. Degree, Columbia College, NY, NY
- Publications Committee - American Accounting Assn.
- Accredited Personnel Diplomate
- Past Board Member & Treasurer - Rehabilitation Institute
- Board Member - YMCA Human Development Center
- Member - Chamber of Commerce
Priorities:
- Support the 12 citywide priorities established by the current council
- Promote the arts and our superb educational facilities
- Increase the economic value of Belmont
George P. Kranen
295 votes
8.0%
Official Ballot Statement
- Occupation: Retired Project Manager
- Member of Belmont's Outdoor Recreation Task Force
- Recently member of the Parks and Recreation Commission
- Served on Open Space and Trails Advisory Committee
- Founding president, San Juan Canyon Preservation Trust
Priorities:
- We owe our young people opportunities to practice leadership.
- We should make some routes to some of our schools safe enough for kids to walk to school.
- We should protect ourselves from future energy crises by forming a utility district under California's Community Choice law.
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