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Dan Albert
8,148 votes
72.87%
- Occupation: Mayor City of Monterey
Bob Oliver
1,660 votes
14.85%
- Occupation: Businessman
- Fifth generation residents
- Myron and Dorothy Oliver - my grandparents
- J K Oliver was my Great Grandfater and a former Monterey City Councilman.
- I was instrumental in preventing the closure and sell of the David Avenue School during the 1986 election proccess.
- I supported the effort to prevent card room gambling at the hotel site now established as the Embassy Suites.
- I am an active advocate of educating the public , and public education.
Priorities:
- Set aside politics - Listen and judge my merrit.
- Stop abuse of power policies within City Government and Police
- Redefine public education. Audit - Educate - Fund .
Joseph "Joe" Aiello, Jr.
1,313 votes
11.74%
- Occupation: Independent Jeweler/Businessman
- Graduate, Monterey High School,1979
- Ex Officio Board Member, Old Monterey Council, 1981
- Former President, Associated Students of Monterey Peninsula College, 1982-83
- AA General Business, Monterey Peninsula College, 1983
- BA Political Science, San Jose State University, 1987
- Former President, Old Monterey Business Association, 1991-92
Priorities:
- Add two councilmember seats to City Council; (6)district elections and councilmembers become the official neighborhood representatives.
- Increase capital improvements, from sewer lines to handicap ramps, in residential/commercial neighborhoods by implementing a NIP 2% hotel room tax.
- Change the names of streets to the full names of our founding fathers and U.S. Presidents; early colonial style shops in city's civic center adobes.
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