King County Local Voters Pamphlet - NOVEMBER 2, 1999 GENERAL ELECTION -- WOODINVILLE WATER COMMISSIONER POS. NO. 05 Only

King County Local Voters Pamphlet
NOVEMBER 2, 1999 GENERAL ELECTION

WOODINVILLE WATER COMMISSIONER 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
WOODINVILLE WATER COMMISSIONER POS. NO. 05:

Ken E. Goodwin

Terry L. Call

Ken E.

GOODWIN

    The Woodinville Water District needs an experienced, knowledgeable and dedicated commissioner to continue addressing issues such as; water rates, salmon recovery efforts impacting our water supply, Seattle water supply negotiations, the Snohomish River Water Supply Project, and other important issues.

    As a CPA, I have been able to apply my financial skills and ensure water rates are fair and equitable. I have applied leadership skills and have been recognized by my peers as; State Association of Sewer and Water Districts Vice President, Water and Sewer Insurance Pool Treasurer, Woodinville Water District President, and a TriCounty Salmon Recovery Task Force member. Having been the Woodinville Chamber of Commerce President, Northshore's School District Levy Committee Chairman, and a Cascadia Community College Presidential Advisory Committee member, I am familiar with the issues of our community.

    If returned to the district, I will continue to provide you with reliable, abundant, clean and affordable water.
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Ken E. Goodwin

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Terry L.
CALL

    The cost of our water is getting out of line. As commissioner my main objectives will be keeping water rates low and service levels high.

    I have lived in the Woodinville area since 1980. The amount of growth in that time has put our water supply in jeopardy. We must find new water resources in the next few years to stay current with the growing demand.

    These tasks are complex, not easy. I will work with the community, elected officials, and consultants to find a solution. We must all do our part. That’s why I am running for this position and that’s why I AM ASKING FOR YOUR VOTE.
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Terry L. Call

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Ken E. GOODWIN
The Woodinville Water District needs an experienced, knowledgeable and dedicated commissioner to continue addressing issues such as; water rates, salmon recovery efforts impacting our water supply, Seattle water supply negotiations, the Snohomish River Water Supply Project, and other important issues. As a CPA, I have been able to apply my financial skills and ensure water rates are fair and equitable. I have applied leadership skills and have been recognized by my peers as; State Association of Sewer and Water Districts Vice President, Water and Sewer Insurance Pool Treasurer, Woodinville Water District President, and a TriCounty Salmon Recovery Task Force member. Having been the Woodinville Chamber of Commerce President, Northshore's School District Levy Committee Chairman, and a Cascadia Community College Presidential Advisory Committee member, I am familiar with the issues of our community. If returned to the district, I will continue to provide you with reliable, abundant, clean and affordable water.		Ken E. Goodwin


Terry L. CALL
The cost of our water is getting out of line. As commissioner my main objectives will be keeping water rates low and service levels high. I have lived in the Woodinville area since 1980. The amount of growth in that time has put our water supply in jeopardy. We must find new water resources in the next few years to stay current with the growing demand. These tasks are complex, not easy. I will work with the community, elected officials, and consultants to find a solution. We must all do our part. That’s why I am running for this position and that’s why I AM ASKING FOR YOUR VOTE.		Terry L. Call