King County Local Voters Pamphlet - NOVEMBER 2, 1999 GENERAL ELECTION -- CITY OF AUBURN COUNCIL POS. NO. 05 Only

King County Local Voters Pamphlet
NOVEMBER 2, 1999 GENERAL ELECTION

CITY OF AUBURN COUNCIL POS. NO. 05

Note to Voters: The statements below are written by the candidates, who are solely responsible for the contents therein.

List of Candidates for
CITY OF AUBURN COUNCIL POS. NO. 05:

Gene Cerino

Stacey Brothers

Gene

CERINO

As an incumbent councilmember for the City of Auburn I choose to run for another term on the council. I feel that it took at least the first 2 years of my initial term to become an effective representative of the citizens of Auburn. I now owe it to the city to offer my time for another term so I may use my understanding of the complexities of city government to help guide us through this time of growth and change.

We are entering a time of rapid change with Auburn becoming a point of destination instead of a pass through community. Our Comprehensive Plan will constantly be meeting challenges during the next 4 years and it will be necessary to have strong council action to react to these challenges. I believe that I have the background and the time necessary to help protect the quality of life in Auburn.
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Gene Cerino

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Stacey

BROTHERS

    Stacey Brothers demonstrated his commitment to protecting Auburn's neighborhoods as a city councilman.

    He opposed taxpayers subsidizing the cost of new developments in our community. And Brothers contested the chaotic spread of gambling locally.

    Councilman Brothers fought for the development of Game Farm, Wilderness, Isaac-Evans, Lakeland Hills, Viewpoint, Mill Pond, Roegner and Cameron Parks. And he chaired the effort to increase Auburn's police personnel by 35% and to construct two new fire stations.

    "I am concerned by the lack of vision at city hall. Auburn's growth has resulted in heavy congestion. And the current "freeze" on new parks is occurring at the same time Auburn is experiencing phenomenal growth. These short-sighted policies are potentially harmful to Auburn's quality of life."

    Stacey Brothers, 51, has two school-age children. A UW graduate, and a Viet Nam era veteran, Brothers is a senior marketing executive with a pension administration firm.

CAMPAIGN ADDRESS: 1713 22 WY NE, Auburn, WA 98002 TELEPHONE: (253) 735-9617
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Stacey Brothers

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Gene CERINO
As an incumbent councilmember for the City of Auburn I choose to run for another term on the council. I feel that it took at least the first 2 years of my initial term to become an effective representative of the citizens of Auburn. I now owe it to the city to offer my time for another term so I may use my understanding of the complexities of city government to help guide us through this time of growth and change. We are entering a time of rapid change with Auburn becoming a point of destination instead of a pass through community. Our Comprehensive Plan will constantly be meeting challenges during the next 4 years and it will be necessary to have strong council action to react to these challenges. I believe that I have the background and the time necessary to help protect the quality of life in Auburn.		Gene Cerino


Stacey BROTHERS
Stacey Brothers demonstrated his commitment to protecting Auburn's neighborhoods as a city councilman. He opposed taxpayers subsidizing the cost of new developments in our community. And Brothers contested the chaotic spread of gambling locally. Councilman Brothers fought for the development of Game Farm, Wilderness, Isaac-Evans, Lakeland Hills, Viewpoint, Mill Pond, Roegner and Cameron Parks. And he chaired the effort to increase Auburn's police personnel by 35% and to construct two new fire stations. "I am concerned by the lack of vision at city hall. Auburn's growth has resulted in heavy congestion. And the current "freeze" on new parks is occurring at the same time Auburn is experiencing phenomenal growth. These short-sighted policies are potentially harmful to Auburn's quality of life." Stacey Brothers, 51, has two school-age children. A UW graduate, and a Viet Nam era veteran, Brothers is a senior marketing executive with a pension administration firm. CAMPAIGN ADDRESS: 1713 22 WY NE, Auburn, WA 98002 TELEPHONE: (253) 735-9617		Stacey Brothers