Candidates
(Vote for 3)
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Robert B. Enns
821 votes
26.29%
- Occupation: Small Business Owner
- Cal Poly Graduate
- Current President, Cayucos Sanitary District
- Former member, Cayucos Area Water Organization
- Former member, Morro Bay Water Advisory Board
Priorities:
- Maintain a working sewer system that provides a safe and healthy environment for our community.
- Charge a fair rate for the service provided.
- Pass the system on to future Boards in better condition than when we started.
Hal Fones
747 votes
23.92%
(This candidate has not responded to SmartVoter.)
Terry Schubert
730 votes
23.37%
(This candidate has not responded to SmartVoter.)
Sandi Jo "Sandra" Ford
467 votes
14.95%
- Occupation: Theraputic Massage Therapist
- Degree in Psychology Cal State San Bernadino
- Labor Negotiator /Service Employees International
- Tri Counties Labor Leader (1st women)
- Co-Founder of Central Coast womens Political Committee
- Served on United Way Board
- Water Enforcment/ Code Enforcment City of Morro Bay
Priorities:
- To Encourage greater public particitation in Cayucos/County Government
- Support smart planned growth that brings good jobs,protects property values and does not come at the expense of our children or our enviorment.
- Help promote integrity, trust and openess to our board by serving the interest of all the citizens of cayucos.
Elizabeth Spurr McCoy
347 votes
11.11%
- Occupation: Author
- Withdrawing from race September 28, 2000.
Priorities:
- I have announced my withdrawal from the election race due to a heavy work load.
- Although my name will appear on the ballot, I am not campainging for the seat and requests that people vote for the other candidates.
- I would prefer to serve at another time, when I can give this post the attention it deserves.
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