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Bill Rabenaldt
1497 votes
33.8%
- Occupation: Incumbent
- Pismo Beach Citizen of the Year
- Retired vocational training school principal
- Pismo Beach business owner 12 years
- Advisory Board Member South County Water District, Zone 3
- Commissioner, Economic Opportunity Commission
- Board Member, Economic Vitality Corporation
Priorities:
- Street Repair: I have begun the battle but need more help from fellow Councilmembers
- Long Term Planning and Vision: Our future depends upon it
- Parking and traffic circulation: Each area of town is impacted but can be overcome
Shelly Higginbotham
1303 votes
29.4%
- Occupation: Appointed Parks Commissioner
- B.S. Child development
- M.S. Psychology
- Owned small business
- Board Secretary San Luis Obispo Child development Center
- Appointed Member of Measure A Oversight Committes by Lucia Mar S
- Member of The Dinosaur Caves Task Force
Priorities:
- Smart Growth
- Practice Fiscal Responsibility
- Participate On A Unified City Council
Sandra (Gore) Nielsen
929 votes
21.0%
- Occupation: County Planning Commissioner
- owner environmental testing lab
- former Pismo Beach Planning Commissioner
- former School Board Member, SLCUSD
- co-founder Bellevue Santa-Fe Charter School
- SLOCO Commission on Status of Women
- City of SLO Committee for Publc Art
Priorities:
- Higher aesthetic standards for improvement of Downtown Pismo Beach, Shell Beach and Coast
- Change image of Pismo Beach and establish progressive reputation
- Awareness and action regarding environmental and housing issues
Timothy "Tim" Bittner
689 votes
15.5%
- Occupation: Medical Device Engineer
- Former Mayor of Pismo Beach 1992-1994
- City Council Member 1990-1992
- Served on Public Works Commission
- Management experience 300+ employees
Priorities:
- Assure that new annexations are properly controlled and benefit the city.
- Repair our City streets.
- Keep the Price Street onramp for Price Canyon traffic.
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