Council Member; City of Solana Beach Election Information November 5, 2002 Election

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San Diego County, CA

November 5, 2002 Election

Council Member; City of Solana Beach Voter Information

Results as of Nov 27 12:02pm, 100.0% of Precincts Reporting (12/12)

Candidates (Vote for 2)
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Thomas M. Campbell 3011 votes 39.2%

Occupation: CPA/Councilmember

David A. Powell, Ph.D. 2474 votes 32.2%

Occupation: Psychologist/Leadership Consultant
Leadership trainer for corporations and non-profit organizations
Psychologist in private practice
Member, Solana Beach View Assessment Committee
Committee Chairman for Solana Beach Boy Scout Troop 782
Served on the Earl Warren Middle School and Solana Vista Elementary School site councils
Lived in Solana Beach for over ten years with my wife and two children

Priorities:

Reduce traffic congestion and work towards a reasonably scaled I-5 widening project that mitigates EIR concerns.
Implementation of a comprehensive beach and bluff policy
Manage growth and create a public park at the northern terminus of Linear Park

Marcia E Smerican 2188 votes 28.5%

Occupation: Councilmember, City of Solana Beach
Mayor, Solana Beach
15 year Resident of Solana Beach
B. S. Degree, Temple University
Chair, Solana Beach/Encinitas Wastewater Treatment Facility
Chair, CSA 17 for Firefighters & Paramedics
Married with 3 children

Priorities:

Sand Retention and Bluff Stabilization for the Safety of Beach Users and Residents
Beautification of the Highway 101 Corridor with the Coastal Rail Trail Park and the Business Improvement District
Protect the Character of Solana Beach in the Transformation of the Train Station Property (Commercial/Residential) with Minimal Traffic Impact.

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