Candidates
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Doug Kim
3,239 votes
43.3%
- Occupation: Transportation/Environmental Planner
- Chair, Belmont Planning Commission
- Director of Planning, SamTrans
- Volunteer for Belmont-Redwood Shores School Force
- Small business owner
Priorities:
- Invest in our neighborhoods and families
- Reduce traffic congestion on Ralston and Alameda de las Pulgas
- Create a downtown village that enhances our quality of life
Davina R. Hurt
3,147 votes
42.1%
- Occupation: Mother/Attorney/City Commissioner
- Vice-Chair, Belmont Planning Commission
- Chair of a Department of Consumer Affairs Board in Sacramento
- Past Member of Belmont's Ad-Hoc High Speed Rail and Belmont Villages District Commitee
- Past Member of Belmont Tree Board
Priorities:
- Strengthen our neighborhoods by investing and maintaining the infrastructure
- Preserve our open space and reduce traffic congestion
- Create a vibrant town center space that brings us together and fosters economic development
Dwight "Lei Zi Yang" Looi
1,091 votes
14.6%
- Occupation: Director of Product Development
Priorities:
- City wide mailers or Polling on major plans for the CIty and direct resident feedback twice a year
- Infrastructure maintenance and restoration must be top priority
- Development should not increase density and traffic.
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- Belmont Library, 1110 Alameda de las Pulgas, Belmont
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