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(Vote for 2)
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Tom Reitter
14,140 votes
30.1%
- Occupation: Mechanical Engineer
- M.S., mechanical engineering, UC-Davis
- M.S., physics, Cornell University
- Livermore City Council since 1989
Priorities:
- continue the re-vitalization of downtown now underway
- protect Livermore from the negative impacts of Pardee's proposed leapfrog development in North Livermore (Vote NO on Measure D)
- protect and improve existing neighborhoods
John P. Marchand
11,777 votes
25.1%
- Occupation: Water Quality Chemist
- I was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area
- For fifteen years you have trusted me as your elected representative on the Zone 7 Water Board.
- I served on Livermore's General Plan Review Committee.
- I am a current member of the Livermore Commission for the Arts
Priorities:
- Preserve the Urban Growth Boundary and Defeat Measure D, Pardee's "Livermore Trails" Initiative
- Revitalize our Downtown into a Cultural Arts Center for All Ages
- Develop Strategies to Bring Real BART to Livermore
Tom Bramell
8,011 votes
17.1%
- Occupation: Retired Deputy Fire Chief
- BA Business Management
- Trustee ValleyCare Hospital Foundation
- Member Livermore Chamber of Commerce
- Member Livermore Rotary Club
- Member Livermore Heritage Guild
- Past Vice-President Livermore Main Street
Priorities:
- Seek options to relieve aand manage traffic congestion
- Work to bring a balance of housing to meet our job growth as required by law
- Ensure balanced planning to keep our schools financially healthy
John Stein
6,639 votes
14.1%
Bill Aboumrad
6,272 votes
13.4%
- Occupation: Businessman/Realtor
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Official Information
- Livermore City Council Web Page
Events
- 10/5/05 - 8 pm, Council Candidates' Forum sponsored by LWV Livermore-Amador Valley
- City Council Chambers at 3575 Pacific Avenue, Livermore, CA
News and Analysis
- Tri-Valley Herald
Candidates square off on theater 10/06/05
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