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Janice Peters
2112 votes
30.1%
- Occupation: Incumbent
- Coordinator, Morro Bay Winter Bird Festival
- Certified Legal Assistant
- Professional Photographer
- Film Production Coordinator
- Morro Bay Planning Commissioner 1991-96
- Morro Bay Cable TV Board 1990-91
Priorities:
- Continued funding of street repair and re-surfacing
- Developing low income housing options
- Establishing a Marine Sanctuary with local control
Betty Winholtz
1742 votes
24.8%
- Occupation: Math/Reading Tutor
- M.A. Counselor Education, University of Iowa
- A tutor for 15 years, trained in SLO
- Self-employed in Morro Bay
- Past member: MB Community Band and 4th July Committee
- Current member: MB Historical Society and Salvation Army Bell Ringer
- 16-year resident of Morro Bay
Priorities:
- Housing for all incomes and rewriting the Housing Element of the General Plan
- Streets and sewers' top priority reflected in budget allocations
- No roundabout at Highway 41as currently proposed
James "Jim" Wood
1720 votes
24.5%
- Occupation: Marine Surveyor & Consultant
- Morro Bay Harbor Advisory Board Chairman
- SAMS Accredited Marine Surveyor, # 267
- NAMS Certified Marine Surveyor, # 105-791
- Master, 1600 tons Oceans, First Class Pilot, Unlimited Tonnage
- International Association of Marine Investigators, # 798
- Associate, Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers
Priorities:
- Local Control. Government begins at home, and should reflect the needs of our local citizens.
- Preserving our working waterfront. The working harbor and fishing community are important to our local economy.
- Maintaining a balanced budget, and prioritizing for our citys infrastructure, and RUDAT
Bill Woodson
1437 votes
20.5%
- Occupation: Retired Engineering Manager
- Chair of Morro Bay Public Works Advisory Board
- Retired engineering manager fro Los Angeles Department of Water & Power. Most of career in Project Management, including building a 1600MW plant.
- Member-at-Large of CTAC, an advisory body to San Luis Obispo Council of Governments.
- President of Board of Directors, Central Coast Memorial Society
- Resident of Morro Bay four years, frequent visitor for prior 35 years
- Married for 41 years, 3 children and a pushover for 7 grandchildren
Priorities:
- Steer the Duke Project forward in the best interests of Morro Bay residents.
- Put our "really-wants" to the front, focus the Budget, and provide hard-nosed follow-up
- Focus on and accelerate fixing our streets and sidewalks
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