| Alameda County, CA | November 2, 2010 Election |
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Ending the cozy relation between elected officials and developersBy Vladimir RodriguezCandidate for Council Member; City of Fremont |
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Currently most elected officials side with developers in regards to new housing projects. City Officials disregard people and Fremont Unified opinions.As a candidate I would end the cozy relationship between developers and city officials, I will bring the City of Fremont and the Fremont Unified District to work together for the benefit of our children's education. We need to have a more transparent city budget, no more hidden agendas and hidden revenues E.G. Surprising revenues found by officials after utility tax did not passed. I would also work hard to end elected officials from serving more than two terms and stay away from city affairs for a minimum of two years. E.G. especially those who work as consultants. In the case of the Patterson Project I will push to enforce an eminent domain and retain the land as open space. I am not against developers but favor sustainable development, build projects or entertain proposals that benefit the whole city and not just a few. I am in favor of converting downtown to something where we can walk, shop and have a cup of coffee, something similar to Sunnyvale, Pleasanton or Redwood City |
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