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David Ross
4,928 votes
31.7%
- Occupation: Incumbent
- attorney; small claims judge pro-tem; family law settlement judge pro-tem; attorney appointed for children in complex cases
- former Pres. of the Board of Janus Recovery Centers
- BA, Columbia College; MA, English, UC Berkeley; JD, USC
- elected to this board since 1988
Priorities:
- aggressive environmentalism
- public participation in decision-making
- fiscal responsibility
Jim Nelson
4,884 votes
31.5%
- Occupation: Incumbent
- Co-director Camp Joy Garden Inc.
- organic farmer, teacher
Priorities:
- Protect watersheds and aquifers
- Manage district money wisely
- High quality, locally controlled water at equitable price
Gordon Stewart, Jr.
2,583 votes
16.6%
- Occupation: Environmental Planner/Consultant
Paul Storm
1,885 votes
12.1%
- Occupation: Software Engineer
Priorities:
- Stewardship
- Accountability
- Experience
Dan Terrell
1,222 votes
7.9%
- Occupation: Mechanical Designer
- Volunteer: B.C. Art & Wine, VYA, B.C. Elem
- Calif. Native, married 13 years, 1 child
- Atttended Reed Coll. Ore., & U. C. Berkeley
- Designed robots at Brooks. Automation
- Vacuum equipment at Applied Materials
- Adaptive aids for blind & low-vision seniors
Priorities:
- Open Government: more public participation in meetings.
- Fiscal Restraint: Less money for lawyers
- Complete unfinished projects, maintain delivery system
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