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2010 Candidate and Election Information |
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Click here to see a list of the 2010 Candidate contact information that will represent the New River-Desert Hills-Anthem-Northern Phoenix area. Note: This information is as accurate as we could make it, but please let us know of any needed corrections or updates.
For more information about the Campaigns and Timelines ....
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Last Updated on Monday, 30 August 2010 20:07 |
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2010 Arizona Ballot Issues of Interest to NCC |
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NCC has investigated the issues below and believe that there is a clear benefit to our organizational goals to be pro-active about the ballot issues below. For that reason, we are sharing our thoughts, analysis, and recommendations. We ask that support our recommendations when you vote and you talk to friends about doing likewise. |
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Ballot Proposition Number 110: State Trust Lands (SCR1047) |
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NCC supports this Prosition Number 110 (also known as SCR 1047). This includes the statutory provisions for exchanging state trust lands under narrow conditions and for very specific purposes. We believe it includes the kind of transparency and accountability that is needed to ensure that the public is not getting ripped off by the exchange.
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Ballot Proposition Number 301: The Land Conservation Fund (HCR 2002) |
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NCC opposes this Ballot Proposition Number 301 (also called HCR 2002). HCR 2002 would revert the balance of the monies (about $123 million) in the Land Conservation Fund (Growing Smarter program) to the State General Fund and therefore undermines the Voter Protection Act. The Voter Protection Act was enacted by Arizona voters in 1998 after years of the Legislature diverting dollars and undermining citizen initiatives.
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Support Pioneer Living History Museum |
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Please express thanks to ALL City of Phoenix Council Members for their efforts to save Pioneer Village
- Thelda Williams, 602-262-7444,
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- Peggy Neely, 602-262-7445,
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- Bill Gates, 602-262-7441,
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- Tom Simplot, 602-262-7447,
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- Claude Mattox, 602-262-7446,
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- Sal DiCiccio, 602-262-7491,
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- Michael Nowakowski (Vice Mayor), 602-262-7492,
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- Michael Johnson, 602-262-7493,
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The communities of North Maricopa County wish to express, with the greatest pleasure, our thanks to the
the City of Phoenix Council for taking action to gain possession of Pioneer Living History Museum and continue the mission for which is was established. In addition to the strong support from the residents of Phoenix (who have repeatedly express and voted their support for Pioneer Village), the Council also recognized the strong support of the County residents of Anthem, New River, Desert Hills, and adjoining Towns of Cave Creek and Carefree, for the purchase of this parcel for redevelopment, preservation of Arizona and local history, and use of future generations.
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