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David Braunstein
2,527 votes
33.9%
- Occupation: Teacher
- Teacher, Carlmont High School
- Twelve year resident and homeowner
- Parent, five-year and two-year old sons
- B.A., Political Science, UCLA
- M.S., Public Policy and Management, Carnegie Mellon University
- Proven Leadership for Belmont (see full biographical information)
Priorities:
- Preserving our open space, recreation programs, and sports activities.
- Maintaining safe and healthy neighborhoods by supporting and enhancing our police and fire services.
- Promoting strategic economic development by supporting businesses and increasing the tax base while retaining the character of Belmont.
Christine Wozniak
2,157 votes
28.9%
- Occupation: Planning Commissioner, Businesswoman
- Belmont Planning Commissioner since 2004
- High Tech People & Project Manager, writer
- BA English Literature, University of California at Berkeley
- School-Force Board Member and Communications Cochair 2002-2004
- McDougal Neighborhood Association President
Priorities:
- Drive and support downtown development and redevelopment along El Camino Transit Corridor to enliven our city and provide revenue
- Preserve, improve, and grow our Sports Complex, other fields, and open space
- Generate improved communication between City Hall, businesses, neighbors, and institutions
Jason Born
1,771 votes
23.8%
- Occupation: Financial Services Agent
- Former member of the Board of Directors for San Francisco's Neighborhood Parks Council
- Founder, Soma West Interactive Neighborhood Group
- Friends of Franklin Square Park community organizer
- BA in Broadcast and Electronic Arts - San Francisco State University
Priorities:
- Safety: I will work to help continue the "tradition of service" Belmont's finest have established and support creative ideas proven successful
- Financial: enhance the city's financial health by finding new revenue sources
- Quality of Life: maintain and enhance our parks and open space
Broderick Page
999 votes
13.4%
- Occupation: Air Traffic Controller
- Labor Management Relations Specialist, National Air Traffic Controllers Association
- Union Local President, National Air Traffic Controllers Association
- Airspace Engineer & Procedures Specialist
- Project Management Focal, Domestic Reduced Vertical Separation Minima
- Project Management Focal, Northern California TRACON Airspace Redesign
- BA - Business Managment
Priorities:
- Collaborative and participative management of Belmont resources with customer driven business model for interactions with community and business.
- Community and business involvement in development of infrastructure and alternative pathways to our transit corridor.
- Reasonable governance. Bring to Belmont what is Best for the community and business, not just a very select few. Lets turn a new PAGE for Belmont!
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