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The folvery candidate, as«s§» « 8Slf-g^S.— •^-•<-'.E c «Q.CO S°>.^O ^3 aj l|l Sg^ates appears onmphlet.)idaemefor ae paidseco-g0' « S S= o "-P •*= ^Thedeckedosts a(A complete list of candide Official Ballot in this pSt ; .a;O U- :8°5||o =s.og> : :< o,-g^Hl"l |1I ^ ^ II!8>f3|:§ If1 I 1: ^OQ|mgc§ p|g - E^ =|c£Oj- = CL '•$ ° =! 0 0 2 Clatgsfg llf 3 §| 5?so e : co -g -o S8 E 8 >- o o £ 8 ^ o d» 5 • = •§ 2 < S >)c« 5 P o g -o ° c 8 •= te y i ^ o r? »COUNTY OF SAN DIEGOJudge of the Superior Court - Off!ROD SHELTONDeputy District AttorneyROD SHELTON - LAW ENFORCEMENT'S CHOICE: EndorseDistrict Attorney Bonnie Dumanis . . . Deputy Sheriffs' AssOfficers' Association . . . Peace Officers Research AssociationSan Diego County's Frontline Law Enforcement) . . . Police OfficeMesa, Oceanside, Escondido, National City, Chula Vista, CoronaPolice, and San Diego City Schools . . . National Latino PolicePeace Officers' Association ... DA Investigators' AssociatioCalifornia.ROD SHELTON - EXPERIENCED AND HIGHLY QUALIFIED:qualified by San Diego County Bar . . . The only veteran courtnattorney in this race . . . The only successful prosecutor ofmurder and rape.ROD SHELTON - INTEGRITY AND ETHICS: Endorsed bv oveSan Diegans Against Crime . . . Crime Victims United.ROD SHELTON - COMMUNITY LEADER: Fiqhtina aanq violerMarried with three children . . . Past President, Earl B. Gilliavolunteer . . . Youth Football and Basketball Coach . . . Men's ChiROD SHELTON - A JUDGE WE CAN TRUST: More than 10,deputy sheriffs, prosecutors and superior court judges support \women we trust to keep us safe and Vote Rod Shelton for Judgwww.SheltonforJudqe.com0 §£.£<§ £ £gg BfSQ wo. 28*i £ |1| Si= . gi& *sjj5 S ii| Et*fia< 5 § •= P 0 o£° 0 i"x g 0 £•> ® 4) .£ (S Sm« o.Q-trt|2&€ w •§§» £rs»<352*1 D $ Msi |ggr .f°tnS> ^ ™C\lS)-Q2£-S°C/> —$ UiS I WflPIs?6 tt3J 0- ll§|S8llffi|1 ?nS § fspsiis&f^0 Sc5«a Q sujg.-s^s-Sffl?-?0£ =«|H z ^0,8 |l|f °-jS? §§^1 ss ;iii3tsisiQ— <i-£-s n oE®«23-5a>tnuii! i 2i3*; llflli-ISiss ^ fPI> ilsl ^0-= .E §cwS^£ wS^ co-os1 go 8 fi I S,|tlH- ?1S| <§S|g8i sCa i- c S'G a to 3 ^S^o18®"-— i_ ^IS •Nlllilt 1°= 08 2 s?5«° i |lis.i§ ?g= 1 1 2! !§!!!« I ^llllfjsS !gSt 5 Jftii-o i f:iS1.8?SKI |1 *t> slj'sso i^?i«gfis| * |il °!ii| |i!ip!s| i _l < S c/)>,§o-J UJD 00w> !J|-«T -JOO > 0QCO O owo _DL O 8-Z** UJco a. 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San Dieguito Union High School District (SDopened Honors classes to all and has expanded career-technology options.EXCELLENCE: Every one of our schools has earned state and/or national recexcellence. However, we must always work to improve how we teach and support oRecruiting highly qualified teachers and providing well-equipped schools is essential.FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY: When money is tight, tough budget .decisions aExpenditures must pass the "absolutely necessary" test. I'm committed to keepingaway from classrooms and to making Sacramento and Washington, D.C. aware iconcerns and needs.COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT: We must continue to welcome the participation aparents, students, and community members. These invaluable partners are critical inschools great and our students successful.EXPERIENCE: President, SDUHSD Board of Trustees (2004-05) . . . Member,County/City Government Domain Committee . . . President, San Diego County SetAssociation . . . Past-chairperson, Legislative Action NetworkBACKGROUND: My husband, George, and 1 have been married 29 years, and are cSan Dieguito High School and UCLA. Our 2 children are graduates of District schools"VOTE BARBARA GROTH for SAN DIEGUITO SCHOOL BOARDr-» CD >. 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' S ^o> w Q-o>< <^rra SAN DIEGUITO UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICTGoverning Board MemberSTEPHEN COCHRANEUniversity Professor/AdministratorEducation: Ph.D.: Education Law. Policy, and Practice (Capella University)- MEducation (Point Loma Nazarene University); B.A.- Literature (PLNU).Present Positions: Professor of Special Education/University Administrator (A?oi:oCOCLh-cu §i co m" . £.2 2 §8 ?O (0 o•g 5 -2 £ 8>s 1 1 *XI -*"'-o ~3£ 2• <- C r- 3 «» c c£ S-§0) . 318 o"SO ffl >-> S ^:co To o 3c0t^n University). Member of the Board of Directors (Educational Advocacy for Children).Prior Positions: Elementary. Middle School. High School Community Hniipg. Business Executive.Background: Canyon Hills Community Church. Married to Dr Aimefi Cnnhrane. aprofessor and therapist. Enjoys the outdoors- biking, hiking, tennis, basketball, aisummer concerts. Authored academic papers pertaining to pertinent educatioconducted educational research, solicited presenter at national and local education coiMessage: We live in a beautiful environment with strong community values. It womeaningful for me to serve our impressive community as a school board member. I hdeal of experience as a classroom teacher, education professor, university adminiibusiness executive. If elected, I would focus on the following areas: 1) Fiscal efficienwasteful governmental spending/governmental transparency. 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U -j= T3O O) CU1Q.3O 3 ENCINITAS UNIGoverninMAUREEN "MO" MUIRParent/Business Person/CommuBETTER SCHOOL'S WITHOUT NEW TAX!ACCOUNTABILITY I'm a taxoaver who suin the classroom, not on unnecessary bureato ensure every child has a certified and mand drug free school.PERFORMANCE 1 will use oerformance a"5 != ra•g30.yc^n0 ioccJ3 CO WILL HOLD THEM ACCOUNTABLE.ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT 1 suDDort° iCO ^Q. ^Q. 1•o o1!S> to° do pc c ^ to progressive learning system that infuses tecENGLISH IMMERSION Elementary schoolS to ja -a «P co S -o to oQ a. to CD toc ^i O ™U 5•o -Sc oCO g.£> >CD =8 s8 | o a" _j B £2 i our children can become productive rnembeevery student is my goal.COLLABORATION District teachers must•g 2* f£ §>* Cg. 1' o —S c1 Jo toc — 2 -g education possible. Encinitas families shoututoring.COMMITMENT Mv son teae 5) is a distoS«ts~ 0.i)CD Q)1&%$to£«?:il "5 ca. §3*f i parents; 1 will use my education (1984 BiEncinitas public schools offer the best currici(760) 402-8361 . . . MO4kids@adelohia.net.CO2 CO O 1- O DC SAN DIEGUITO UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTIGoverning Board MemberCOto Q) O) <DEANNA "DEE" RICHVice-President, Board of TrusteesCD •3C t:oo to3 Ito 3 £ toCO CDCO S2 O)co"!c E wto g 1° Q. COsi> w Ito PROTECTING QUALITY EDUCATION: Our reputation for outstanding ecto meet the challenges of growth. High academic expectations, innocampuses, fiscal responsibility, and construction of needed facilities mupriorities.co to•o -o CO CO ffl CQ "oo 85^O (f)w >,>.'£tgSo PROVEN LEADERSHIP AND EXPERIENCE: 2006 San Diego CiAssociation "School Board Member of the Year" . . . President, San Diego!«E ±£§ c >,2 .-S3IS1 •3Q< c Association, 1994-96 . . . Former Vice-Chair School Facility FinancingCoastal Community Foundation Board member . . . Former President SaSchool District8| D) O).g i-Q3 „,- .IS CO^•T tO*!CO T3JD CO >,CD COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE: During my 34 years as a communiyears as a school Trustee, our schools have seen increased collecCDOCCD advanced placement participation, and national awards for academic excell°> ' ° "o toc ' ra O CD "i- 2 o<5 o 8 <o« c.£ -C CD CD £O 3 5-1 ^i« HIiisfii-o >,-! ro 45!" 5 P.TACKLING IMPORTANT ISSUES: Required developers to provide neeiCanyon Crest Academy, La Costa Canyon High School, and Carmel ValInsured timely opening of new high school. Fought for our fair share oldirectly to classrooms . . . Advocated for shared-use County Library at Earlmaximizing taxpayer dollars . . . Supported creation of San DieguitAcademies to give parents and students a choice.J5 .coir "CD 1 2 Q O PERSONAL BACKGROUND: Phi Beta Kappa, Tufts University. Marriedo CD3 C •J3 C8 - <n-t-* C °l&s 42 years. Two children graduated from district schools . . . With your su|fight for academic excellence and quality educational opportunities for all si-s E I *i W ti 8 8 £! .E to « -o \ r, 0)« 1 :i!§€ O _ tf) 2.2 ||S|g.g |55g <° COQO^SO O jj g ac CC£c_oco ..J3£Qffl UJ^gto^g COEtD Sw §-2«^21 £|g S-S 2^=6 1-50 0.^0 <T3 Q (A UJ g tO O) O) f* •> .9 2 fl) w -S =° cDc Q. O O 1= 0) CD S CM (MeCM CO O opin v.— 0)Q ja_i Eo «OSX "OpCO o ZOQ O o>ENCINITAS UNIGovernin^-in0)O)<WILLIAM A. PARKERIncumbent/Teacher/Parentx_.c^wc^"o1^_COo1CD•ocen member -,BiLL PARKER is an experienced boardexcellence in our schools.oCD.aCD"Dg-QCOtnCOCOco0>,0>1CO!cD1C•c 3•oEV"Excellent Schools: Bill Parker has worlco .j co -a-o •£• •z c.°sc £Z c ni3 §-Ji ™S o c >•s ° 8 =CO JJ _ gIcllllffigo • cn0-S,M == .2>o ,.CO- 0-§•a SB o|0 £ co-ER" O)"O e:— C 0 tCD o .C -> p co co««I1CO 0) C .C5 «'•§ s ogCOle•ocCOii3.5"~CO!c£iCOTDCOw m~ Bo5 §^0»' 0)0 c_°"c8«? °-CU U)>vS §y 0CO *3Q. S-0 OTsgCO Oi: cc- o *_0coCC0c.gCOo3-oLU"S8ac/)COen c <fflHO)0-O j_-CL 0C*. 3c o0 OF0 £?? i-nO ^°- 0E o— .co£o <»wSS^-l'£. c i«°oSQ-g 3 3 <» CcS~S o ™ o.!2 " E €Q ™ £• _§ gig »J= x- vj '5 «3?s improve our schools. The Encinitas Unionand nationally for its outstanding schools.This year, three of our schools were chosento improve student performance, moderniziensure student "wellness" and "safety".3"o 'c 0T5'coCD Community Member: Bill Parker is a n^ CO0 T3^ CO 0 ^« l| •D daughters. Both of Bill's daughters attendestudying veterinary medicine at UC Davis.nursing school.CMJ—Q> O CO1 CO Community Service: Bill Parker's career°- -°__ ol<do o gCQ S = 8ll in Carlsbad. His service includes: SchCoordinator; Program Quality Review; Legboard member and Encinitas Education FOLCOoo.coCO\_-3o^c>."cfl3cr•D ellence anVote for Bill Parker: A commitment to exc0 CD OJ 0 'C tM CCS»*f So o~ "O O w§|5s "£"§ • SUs! £1 S> 2 o 0 aS ™00 n" i "> CO c UJ"^ 0 0 -0 M X£ 'S co <5 1- K£§£ £ tnJoCQCO-a B ® £H ,§« o |w 00 Q^! ra H£ to S8 » « 5L T^'D-C i.2 UJL^ ^ ^ X f^ O *~* iIji. Uli-CO g-— |_Wm «S,X^= W5.2 |5|.|S |g >__ +-* ^ -^ QJ IJ^ W/-J= c » 8 1 S <« a -J00 ° JS §• = 5 w £ <^ -T-! *^ . in *- .O 7\O S ^3 CO "? c rr^v ^^ QJ »• fT> ^ *Tn 2o-,cNjOUJS C 0 l^O UJ«« W-^Smr-l-ENCINITAS UNION SGoverning BoMARLA W. STRICHIncumbentMARLA STRICH - PROVEN LEADER. She hashas been president, vice president and cleispearheaded the successful search for a rsuccessful campaign for Proposition O, EUSD':EUSD Strategic Planning and Legislative ActioiMARLA STRICH - ACTIVE COMMUNITY VOLUNCL iico pCO Ij'c O Scout troop and is actively involved in her soVolunteer of the Year for Ocean Knoll School.MARLA STRICH HAS WORKED WITHIN THE P1_Q-2 zD) ^dTc_Z^_1I0 CO<1oztu? ^o.,._ **>, Z^2_c_col_CO0>O<ODQMJLU?>• >•0 d>00"c OUR CHILDREN. She has traveled to SacramerfQLU education, and for more local control.MARLA STRICH HAS HAD AN IMPACT ON Tr~O "O ic c S _:ra ra- o— >< c yIts P|g| 5« u S <a Q) !? -^S -c o CCC C8 <0,.£ D) Sg «.S ccIII 2i »a- LUs-= E fcg-a, ~ Oo j£ ro >o *" --S£ ?^ °-•K C CO 2;.2 n o) T-D e CD </)S * co fS£ n> C ^»f§ 13 O -5 LUr- *- iri i SOUTH CARLSBAD CHILDREN. Durina her teimodernized campuses. Test scores continuestate. The district utilizes data for making daily deall students.VOTE FOR EXPERIENCE, COMMITMENT AND ICOsCO coO O OC ^0Q Aj P NITAS UNION SCHOOIGoverning Board Mei^^o UJ N.in §>< 5) 1 I 1 ]ocr 1 S.c .^'55 0 0£ coc «0 0 « £ CO ni0 S>-o r- OL. •*;•Q) CO rsc o>03 «§ -""•oc XIs0 >,cc^ ?-§£ 8 1530 § f c coi | c co s:O £ .?c 2^: -J O) 0<o 2£a°-oCT) CScoC CO P UJ co co ^8S CATHY REGANTeacherh- 8 A Record of Excelled'.c ro0 „, °> mcu 3>0 recognition for its qualischool board. Test sc-a-"1 0 Oisg* 3 ^1 "D g § <" T,2 S"ieg « EEE E R*~ O O) 05 It 0 (f?ffl° CO"O co•o CO too 0 L'S acadIU"c *§ 03o en s fiscally sound and schoolsid an excellent reputation andit every child meets or exceedc 2'« EC CO1 ">average. The district rEncinitas schools haveIU_C S continued improvement•g COoCO I % to CO0>. 1^ £ 0J3 1^nee: Encinitas School Board.2 tu 1 Proven Leadership E:0 COf— jrt C0 'o §5 COII 'co ^_c~ o0itiivu <e <?D- CO!c oCO CD 0 ate of California School Leacegislative Action Committee=j j•DCO „c5-° Po _>• 0^5i_ O5 CO C J2Q CD 112 8 Q- LU CO o.coiz 0co'coCO'E oo co ra SfS0CC PTA; Carlsbad Parks andand Head Teacher.? p5 mM S cH Educational FoundatioElementary Leadership.£ co"m. s y) >t 0 CM£ ^ O5 ^r 3 £Cfl *" 73 0 O S2B S0Jf -,- CO -QO) Q)0) ^CC '?=u_ c E=> ^^O -^:4^ CO_. cE s al resident for 27 years; rnarriof the Encinitas schoofs; Oct0 m0 %_i SCO her of the Year.0COCD 1- l*™k Personal Backgroundand Bridget, both gradOceanside Unified 200!11 ,0 CO CO D) SQ. "5r-ducatioiCD >. "CO CT TD i providing safe campuses angan, a Proven Leader.0 (j>firT: "•S?Cathy Regan is commistudents. 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CO CO tcCD Q> R wo ™i: _reality.1 am proud of mygovernment, and^>, CO raen O CD 3 C 1 O_ 5 CD O T3 '30) £ 13CO 11 o, CD£: I o-o 2 CD 0 1I 2 5cli pO (D >o ^Og »; CS o o controlling traffic_CD enCDjs S SoQ.CO CD Oic2 73 o 'E 0 0 ro o_ CD2 i0 23 COC 3 82 O 3 S .°?__ 2 BQ CO IS co .9-CD .C.a S2? CD recreational seiinnovative lead"O CD 5 !2CO Q en CD•^ Xco <» °-o 8s^g m S neighboring citie;Carlsbad will cocontinued supply.'o CD o •o 2 Q. ECO ^cco CO en CO O InCD ased on what is 1J3 CD CO COco 'en '8•o >,E en en £• i" d.!cen 1jD o CD '1 X CD d)c2 1o CD e~our vote to contii0 COCO CD we have createdCITY OF CARLSBADLSBADQC<O u. O > U Member of the City CouncilucDO O^o Q> 4-» 0 1 Age: 58 ROLAND CHICAS Age: 54Business & Financial ConsultantTJCO.Q —coO M—O>*J U MATT HALLBusiness/Council MembeiDear Fellow Carlsbad Residents, I'm excited at the opportunity to communicate to you my visionfor the City of Carlsbad. 1 have over 20 years experience of running my own business and then Business. iast 1Q vears in insurance and financial consulting. I understand the importance of a strongccountable to citizens while economic base for our community.Economic growth translates into: Sustained market value of our homes . . . Excellence injgh Senior Center and Parks education for our children . . . Social services for our elderly and disabled ... A strong policeizens; that means exemplary force to insure the safety of all law abiding citizens,lutstandmg City services. And a|| the Qther municipal services that makes our quality of life so desirable,urse; a 50-meter pool at Alga The key components to our economic growth should consist of: A strong and reciprocallent at nne park. relationship with our local businesses and large corporations. . . . Maximum use of available landto the Growth Management that balances residential and industrial use ... Designation of city owned land to build aPerformance Art Center that would bring theater, ballet, and music to our city. The building couldalso be used for business and social events,lined constant throughout the•antee a reliable water supply I ask that you honor me with your vote so that I can bring my enthusiasm, business abilities andcare for our citizens well being to the City Council.MATT CARES FOR CARLSBAD.•oc vernment cac 0)s_CD CO en -a Matt, a 36-year resident of CarlsbaCO *=COto O CD 0>C CO c CD2 Matt is proud of his leadershipmaintaining fiscal responsibility.2'0-D E CO CO C CD ^o £ co Kffl o ep f—Among Matt's top priorities are puand Recreation programs and thepolice and fire departments, top-noo c^&s of the goirther deveiid financial succestrail system; and ftMatt is committed to completion arNorte Park; continued work on theCDocCD 1 li £ '>pace at buildout vour three lagoons.He strongly supports 40% open sPlan as well as the preservation ofC* CO p 0)ates have imeans tosewer and trash ns desalination as aThanks to Matt's leadership water,ongoing energy crisis. He support!for our city and region.0) i [ Carlsbadeat expectations olMatt's high standards match the gnplace to live, work and enjoy1.Q 1CD C CO to make CarlsbadMatt asks for your vote to continuea special life style.9 o S CM o CITY OF CARLSBADCity ClerkARLSBADO UL O E O _ 'oc oo >.*•» o mw Member of 1Aae- 43 LORRAINE M. WOOD Age: 57' City Clerk, City of CarlsbadRON ALVAREZler/HusbandO)Professional Business Owner/Desiw Carlsbad has dramatically Over the past four years the Office of the City Clerk has offered the Commun|ty mar>y newprograms centered on increased customer service. City documents such as minutes, agendas,maps, notice of public hearings, deeds and special meeting notice are offered on our City ofirotecting the Strawberry and Carlsbad website. In 2005 we initiated a Passport service for the community at the City'sloses to the city nor any form Administration Building. This service has assisted hundreds of citizens in obtaining theirpassports with ease and efficiency.o have observed 1—Born and raised in California, as a residentchanged in the last 20 years.r.i ar the purpose oHot has no financ•* CO T-l J3 1 founded the Concerned Citizens of CarlsbaiFlower growing fields from development. Thisof a takings.ended to limit development, To meet the demands of increased specialization of this office 1 have received Certification as ai becoming another Orange • Municipal Clerk and am a member of the Master Municipal Clerk Acade.my.nmhipm ^hirt? J^fcPtJT'h!! Carlsbad is a wonderful Community to live, work and play. 1 am a member of the Carlsbad Rotaryjiuuiem winui MBBU& 10 ue Club, serving on the Board, a member of the Friends of Carrillo Ranch and the League of WomenVoters.are supported high density , ..... . , „ . . „ , . .,„KK M ' In summary, remember, "Wood Is Good for Carlsbad !.!§£" ii t> CO •*- *- CO CO T3 COco ~ £ ?o «•- c ~ co p?•- c co .E c S^ "§INI The voter approved Growth Management Fpreserve precious 40% open space and pCounty. Unfortunately our current City Coun'Plan. Traffic, over development and overcraddressed at this crucial turning point.O)ers overwhelmir.0 The records show that current council meidevelopment. This practice must be stopped.srs. 1 will protect and preservesWQ.is and not develo1 areas.?.±My first priorities will be to serve Carlsbad citizthe Ponto Beach, Quarry Creek and Calaveraproject as tax payer waist.S:m dollar public gc^y 1 will propose to stop development of the 64 Mi,0 £ E CO CDi 1 CO 'i nal politicians. 1 \o C/l 1 am against public servants becoming profes:Mayor and Council members.Q<f CITY OF CARLSB-City Treasurerinin. .a>O)<V. MCSHERRYHAROLD•, City of Carlsbad/Tax AttorneyTreasureiCD£CiioCOCOCDIO3CO£Sfo ico5JOrnCOCDcCO3X)cCOO)CD•D ry currently serves the citizens of Carlsbad asr as a tax attorney and businessman. He has5wo £private sectoJS2If§3^- coh- Ss^sra-S113O§" <g^~ >CD 0a ">"5 a y believes in, and follows, the voter marfrom other city offices. This independence be:Mac strongiindependent1en•aCDCDc.c%o_coVl'oCD£«£COo1CD r, Mac keeps Carlsbad's investments safe andAs TreasureiIT3o'oB.3^a£•3COI£%en needed. He is fiscally conservative and invavailable wh3§coSIIw cfl) fl)£ c3 m3 COtlE3 £0 c"5 "co1'8*liso,2 nitted to enhancing our current standard of livillac is confident that he can meet the city's cuMac is comrTreasurer, N/I~o.£•'TSCT so, they too, will enjoy Carlsbad's outstandinggenerations,for HAROLD (MAC) McSHERRY for TreasurerPlease vote. § COo CITY OF CARLSBADMember of the City Counciin 0) *K D. PACKARDist/Councilman, City of Carlsbad5 =< o>^Q >, 'o CO8 Q. O 1•D p 1CO o ad has been greatly blessed to have a wonderful vision ofJ3tn coO i to reality. While there haveued to support that vision.5 c leadership team consistently committed to bring the visioinevitable growing pains, over 90% of the citizens have contiffl cT3 CDC CDco .a been a consistent defender ofeating a balance of economicCD r*ears ago you elected me to join that leadership team. 1 havnciples of the Growth Management Plan and a leader in cMi §"u. £his has been demonstrated bybraries, wonderful parks andilinated water supplies, andthe lowest in the county.^-, social/cultural enrichment, and environmental sensitivity. '.c+£15CD.C — !9 01 iorities of exemplary police and fire services, top-notchtion opportunities, development of reclaimed and desnding City services, all while keeping our service fees amonQ-SS i— CO leg have demonstrated the fiscalsensitivity to help our locali_ CD ocal businessman 1 developed and as a Council Membeiine to keep Carlsbad's economic health secure, and thco-3-™ 0CO CO <-o isses succeed.CDC 'co3.a J5 w.*:coCDa.CO COCD3 co> 'cflco•a'•o 2 enc -long record of commitment to community service and stro•S 11 o CD § 3O>. £ J£COCO •ocCO 2>CD_QC5 leased to be endorsed by the Mayor and fellow Council Meje the progress.Q-c * § 6 I efco CO <7mO co11"~ CDE1CO .Z*o>lEra'CO8cCOCDOCO3UO Q. 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CO 1 CD B 1 CO to£ CO£ 5c CD O ^ ^COc SS lional qualification as a CertifiedUjCO •SO CL >< co .t; c 'CDCD C13$? 1to —sping fees and assg compensation aituents and supporCD = ^.•2co co E ^5 CD :es and progrird decisions r3 OO CD toc:8 Bj=CO Q I ' t: S£leaningful oversight of District rest employee, I was subject to allAs a Board member, I will repably and fairly in all matters.E a %2CO ^c 11 il2-o> S2 § CL^identialCOCD 1 comes to further i:= CCD than reactiveI and District must be proactive ra•E §CD CD O) Jr COC j? 3 'or •§ 8^3 P £ I CDCO £ oji CO±* •o § XCD T3Cco £CO 8'?ercial development within its serE 8 ?CO 0 Q.sndous opportunityof California's mosUJ i§«»CO c e District hasUion, preservi£.|minimize wastewater discharge,tion of reclaimed wastewater for isg El.CO Q. &«O Q Q.£- its clean water supply.CO CD CJ 3O i &A WASTEWATER DISTRIof Directors - Full TermLEUCADIBoardINE SULLIVAN< UJ +* 1 uc CD.C "o >antoCO •ocCO ^'SCD.C CDs:contributed to the betterment of 1ward member of LWD, 1 haveCO 3.ty. Our proactive Capitalwironment.the environment of North Counints and the preservation ofCD73 CD m ensures the protection of the eivement & Replacement Progra2Q.E 11 CO COc =u= a a." |l *!a> <u •| oS CD S o•§& c 0 sction System of the Yearrd, both several times; Sania Association of Sanitationas one of the Best Places!St in San Diego County while rilary condition, and redundancy turing my tenure, including: ColicEngineering Achievement AwaIden Watchdog Award; Californn Award; and was Recognized ing the rates among the lowe'es, an infrastructure in exemp&i5 i receiving numerous awards de State of California, and thei Taxpayers' Association Go:ies Organizational Innovatioirk in San Diego.o -c 2. e 5-r «§£ !.2i5£2 which we share ownershipjment solutions to regionalEncina Wastewater Authority, ofCounty. We develop and irnpkof wastewater and biosolids.represent our district on the 1i cities and agencies in Northo<° •*•=M nges in treating and disposing <a> lo.co I £ .*: '& 1CD2CO2 a>id contributions to the district andiroud of my years of service anu. *e operational policies for itsnd financial guidance and effectivo 1 may continue providing soulyers.co ro S CD" §2 Q(0 d> o>•* COo SAN DIEGO COUNTY REGIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORITYProposition A(This proposition will appear on the ballot in the following form.)PROP A ADVISORY VOTE ONLYTo provide for San Diego's long-term air transportation needs, shall theAirport Authority and government officials work to obtain approximately 3,000of 23,000 acres at MCAS Miramar by 2020 for a commercial airport providednecessary traffic and freeway improvements are made, military readiness ismaintained without expense to the military for modifying or relocatingoperations, no local taxes are used on the airport, overall noise impacts arereduced, and necessary Lindbergh Field improvements are completed?COUNTY COUNSEL IMPARTIAL ANALYSIS•S1- mCO18^ tX CD3§!his Proposition A is an advisory measure presented to the voters by the San Diegolal Airport Authority ("Airport Authority"). An advisory measure means that if thee the measure, the provisions of the measure would not be binding, but rather woul<'-.o 1 •c"oD.^CDOCD1CD£'oS!Q3COCD£Co 8 1 •octo CD OC CD £ CD Q. "to 5 § CD £ 'o §.^-11S'S'-o 3CC «.S < h-0 £<*r" ^ W 6QZ CC CUJ O 1- '55 OLIVENHAIN MUNICIPAL WABoard of Directors - Divi:N 5 ~o<° |i « >fe 2 1?= 4>g ?2 « ^;>. O CO 05 CDr- —) ,. g2- 5•coz 0^c to -^-> CO £ c JAMES A. ALEXYRetired Attorney1 graduated from the Philadelphia public schools, Penn StaSchool (1963). I practiced law in the states of PennsylvaNorth Carolina (1988-2001).CO "j O>as -1 ••- £•50C8 ,_ Z a> ° -,£ w 1CD CO .£ B o> •00. 03 QJ •*-> o)•B c1 ®S--Sw: "O 03°-s-S-a > c Si10 ™ — to « M CDE 'o c »= eu'cn& e 3 Prior to retirement (2001), I was a partner in several lavcriminal law (Assistant District Attorney-Philadelphia), comiUniversity of Pennsylvania- Wharton School (1970-1985), t-2001). I am married with one child, a daughter.CO CD "DCOl.h: c —CO 11. to Z CD «.<S~o -c S >c — .2 - ~° 2| CD >• Q. § EC ? to1o 5 •££&s r£ Q <D = .£ 2e gei i W ^ QJLJ_ Jji ^« fS.CD -i-t F -^-o H«§§ IIO CJJ CO O CO „ QC CO .CO SS.From 1989 - 1999, I -served as a volunteer fireman with tHead Fire Department located in Dare County North CarChiefs' Association of Dare County.From 2001 - April, 2006 I served with the United States Cias an attorney with the US Coast Guard's 5th District Lee2 o >, CD£1CD *- CD COCO £ £•£«-s P ^EC «8CD O CD 3 £ °0) 0)if-iCD O.a a> o 2 c °-o -x that capacity 1 have participated in the Coast Guard's missithe Department of Homeland Security, which has the duty <war.If elected, 1 pledge the same dedication to this Office.C » E O 0° 0 = ^ -=alifornia law requires that the Airport Authority adopt a comprehensive planpment of San Diego's regional international airport, including a review of alternatrport Authority's site recommendation must then be presented to the voters in the fcallot proposition. The Airport Authority has identified Marine Corps Air Station ("far as its site recommendation.he question presented by this measure is whether the voters support the Airport Aul0 o -^ a s H ^ rn cB5 -c o ^-D h- ° 2 1—o CCI—(0 Q CCUJl—OLIVENHAIN MUNICIPAL WA'23toCOCD ^•S o £ 2 cBl 2 o "5 •££_£8£r,«£E|o'ts |3Sis!i?ISsfi l-s^Dommendation of MCAS Miramar for development of a commercial airport. The rrjr the use of 3,000 of MCAS Miramar's 23,000 acres. The Airport Authority's are makes its recommendation of the MCAS Miramar site subject to certain conditiorimprovements are made; military readiness is preserved at no expense to the miliing or relocating operations; local taxes are not used on the airport; noise impaid; and, improvements at the current Lindbergh field are completed. In additionons specified in the advisory measure, establishing a commercial airport at MCAS drequire environmental review under California and federal law, and a change in thehich now prohibits civilian aircraft from regularly using MCAS Miramar. Theion of support or non-support for this measure is advisory to the Airport Authc;es of fulfilling its obligation to adopt a comprehensive plan on the future developiego's Regional International Airport."YES" vote means that you would support the Airport Authority's recommendationther governmental officials to obtain a portion of MCAS Miramar as the site foipment of the San Diego International Airport, including all the conditions specifiecre."NO" vote means that you do not support the Airport Authority's recommendation.£ £'co Hh^ o c.0 "Jn Board of Directors - Divi!^litiflMg.? <°|i < lileililill ill 3 152lll|||i: fmr=OM_^-=O-^^ . ^ oS ^Eg°r§|S:cS5E o °> 8Sl«3°ii§«"l-§ o < e«OMO,-r,3Po>m C"~fflc8CD-t3^?9la) °^=<o^sS°S»2c? a RcQ^wl^^1"^5 cgCQ raW gw „ -a | " :!.s!ii: :!&-§• . ". S'^-wcDT.^^l'-lQg gwO ? > (D W -— OT -i-i « S 0)o| :SI<-g«lsi| £i CE • « Q. • ° £ §• «° co £ m10 « E >;->• E ' >• « ^ " . » CM ^^SSISE!"!?*! og> P 3 i 1 -sl^0^!!!^ S S«S€o • §" 1 i -SgS .1 g•n£Su -2S.5 ."-raw tu SUSAN J. VARTYIncumbent OMWD DirectorCompany CEO/Community VolunteerMajor accomplishments as OMWD Director: Built the first ion time, on budget and with the full support of the environngallon per day water treatment plant with state of the art tithe San Diego County Water Authority for 5 years . . .Association of California Water Agencies for Region 10Institute Special Districts Leadership & Management pmember, instituted long term planning to avoid "rate manacof CIRC (Cooperative Interagency Resources Coalition) iother SD County agencies, therefore reducing costs .employees compete to cut costs, increase revenues, andOMWD chosen in 2006 as San Diego's Best WorkplAttendance Record: Missed one meeting in 4 years . . . FiPersonal: Mother of two teenagers (both in college), mairesident for 28 years, enjoys reading, gardening, Padre andICCa. aen 3to COO <ZOH REBUTTAL TO THE ARGUMENT IN FAVOR OF PROPOS< ^FAVOR OF PROPOSITIO!ARGUMENT IN 1^^2 A Commercial Airport at Miramar is Wrong for San Diego CouiAre you planning for your future?•a CD >*"otfl j; 0)cel- = toQ. ID CO .2™ >» — c* i 3s•— "Si O Q.C •— Q. 4^CD -^ .— CC T3 tO CD position A will cause more traffic congestion. A 24-hour per day comiimar will significantly increase traffic congestion on San Diego's freeways an1 1-15 corridor will become even more congested, especially in North County.position A is bad for air safety. By adding a 24-hour a day commercialine Corps air base, Proposition A will significantly increase the aircraft accidie over a much broader, heavily populated area.O ^— fll O f« •— fcsf a Si H ui 1 p! 1 £ 1 i Q ° c DCco ow u. c i i M- UJo OT = w3 Ijj°' «*CO 5 T3 S <£ x3 h- 3 uj co O .P i 2 That's what Proposition A does: plans fwant for our children and our grandchildrPROPOSITION A IS THE ONLY Cr3 3O O f i JP3 CD "5 c !S2 § Si «i 1 | * tSP- o X to -c position A is wasteful spending. This measure authorizes the Regional Aiind millions more in taxpayer dollars on trying to force the Navy and Marines tposition A is harmful to the Navy and Marine Corps. The Commanding Cinformed the Regional Airport Authority that a commercial airport at Miramact the mission of the U.S. Marine Corps. The Secretary of the NavyO CD O CO dj^ Q. i- tO C0. co CL .c .5 < £-b -2c to •*- +* 03 •§ CD5 0) £111§^ 5"g>"g ^.2 'S rn Q.•o •=; "•! oe imercial airport at Miramar will harm Navy and Marine readiness.Navy and Marines already have had over 900 hours of direct meetings andlional Airport Authority. They have stated clearly the position of the distingi;e services: A commercial airport at Miramar will harm the mission of the U. Marine Corps.PROTECT MIRAMAR - SUPPORT OUR NAVY AND MARINE COIPROTECT OUR NEIGHBORHOODS AND QUALITY OF LIFEc ® w S CO 8 £££3i j£ 0) < = g)^. *- = c s o "VOTE NO on PROPOSITION At>.'!co 3^ OCO n BRIGADIER GENERAL MIKE NEIL VICE ADMIRAL MIKE BUCCHI, U.U.S. Marine Corps Reserve (ret) President, Navy League, San Dieg^gIS'o TED OWEN LANI LUTARPresident & CEO President & CEOCarlsbad Chamber of Commerce San Diego County Taxpayers AsscCOL. TOM CAUGHLAN, U.S. MARINE CORPS (ret)Former Commanding Officer, Marine Corps Air Station, Miramar~1 111 iil ili-l EE . 2 2 •£ to "g °- "*-* o CD O) CD _dy that show us, time and time a>-indbergh Field simply can not bined by hills, San Diego Bay, ancProposition A is the result of years of stuonly option for an airport in the future. Lfuture needs. It is too small, and constraaef %£3 | £ >; § S '<» £C t1-^ < H= T §3 F * i IRAMAR AWAY FROM THE Ml>n to begin discussions with the ineet both needs of our communiluntry.R QUALITY OF LIFE. ProoosPROPOSITION A DOES NOT TAKE Msimply gives the Airport Authority directicoperations at Miramar and how we can ncivilians and military readiness for our coPROPOSITION A WILL PROTECT OUS £ §.-g > ^ »i £|s! "5 CD" H C CD 2<3" ^ UI •>- • S O O)-^ 2 t - before we have to drive to Lvisiting because it is difficult tountry becomes complex and cosLANNING AND GOOD COVERtime to begin planning for a new airporflights we need; before our tourists stopfamily and friends in other parts of the coPROPOSITION A IS RESPONSIBLE P< to g .0 H c °-5 'in *<n -.can still make choices and deci;et us, as a region, take the firstII the Airport Authority wants is ethat chance.plans for our future - at a time when wetake 15-20 years to permit and build, bjourney. Vote Yes on Proposition A. Almilitary and your Yes vote will give themFor our future.Vote YES on Proposition A.It's the only choice that makes sense Iwww.newsdairDOrt.com^c BILL KOLENDERSheriff, San Diego CouJOE CRAVERChairman, San Diego CountyRegional Airport AuthorityO) q CD §-8 SCOTT BARNETTPresident, TaxpayersAISABELLA HEULEPresident/CEOSan Diego World Trade CenterPAUL MCCARTHYice Admiral, USN (Retired)O o io DCa. * A REBUTTAL TO THE ARGUMENT AGAINST PROPOSITION Af^ARGUMENT AGAINST PROPOSITICA MILITARY AIRFIELD IS NOT SAFER THAN A COMMERCIAL AIRPORTOUR MARINES and NAVY at MIRAMAR.Ul><CO •ac03 O P0 ave informed the Airport yne notion that operating fully armed, bomb-laden military aircraft is safer than commercialTlilitary operations and is aircraft is ludicrous: There have been eight military aircraft. crashes outside the Miramar airstation boundary and over 30 mishaps since the 1970s versus only one aircraft mishap near. This Proposition moves Lindbergh Field in the same period.DUR MOST POPULATED . MILITARY AIRCRAFT ARE LOUDERJust stand by Miramar and listen for yourself. The Joint Strike Fighter will be much louder stillMiramar will dramaticallyWE ARE NOT ASKING THE MARINES TO LEAVEx:PS and THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVYUSE of MIRAMAR is INCOMPATIBLE withKZO =00-3 Ul ~Z COz$ i^S5 •=: "= uj£wiBz HO UJ "NTIAL COMMUNITIES and KEEP THEM SAFIDENT POTENTIAL DIRECTLY OVER some ofwill INCREASE NOISE significantly.uJO-0Q o c55 < 03 U i_ COcc H u cc<t=>S z o°-=>GC 5 2<i< » oCO £ O to k £>2%CD X1?o w °(M-«sE co 2.? O),x-C *" en —s>u> z^ gseo*UJ Ooo §9u cc 0°x CDLL enU. CO< 2cc oH .E »ss numbers of plants and The Airport Authority simply wants direction to talk. Surely the Marines can discuss the future ofconserving for decades. military and commercial aviation in our community.™ -or L SEVERELY HARM WETLANDS where counl^ our Marines and Navy have been protecting an_l u 5~ J=§ £ ~°o c:-5 coen -a CD>o = Q. CD CO 7^E!h- 5 O \ I is Ul | Q <£TECT MIRAMAR - SUPPORT OUR MARINES0CC0.OF LIFE We need 20 years to plan, approve and build an airport. Sites throughout the San Diego regionand even outside it have been studied exhaustively. There is only one viable site reasonablylocated and geographically suitable - Miramar. We truly wish there was another option, but thereis none."K BATZLER A YES VOTE IS A VOTE FOR THE FUTUREPOIPP Think of !t this way: You don't start Duildin9 y°ur children's college funds when they are seniors in^LATER-PRICE high school. You start when they are in pre-school. Building the infrastructure your children willistrict 3 need, like highways, roads AND a new airport is a similar process. And just like the day whenyour children have their bags packed, ready to head to college, the day will come when SanDiego will need a new airport.FOR YOUR CHILDREN, VOTE YES ON AANTHONY YOUNG THELLA BOWENSSan Diego City Council President Pro-Tern President/CEO San Diego CountyRegional Airport Authority Board Member Regional Airport AuthorityJOHN CHALKERChair, Coalition to Preserve the EconomyFormer Navy A-7 pilot>JTECT OUR NEIGHBORHOODS AND QUALIT\sCCn VOTE NO on PROPOSITION A*f BRUCE BOLAND REAR ADMIRAL J/U.S. Navy (ret)_j<^_^ rv I-*OC o it< COcr z< ,xUJ UJ cr D -=; Q IANNE JACOB SUPERVISOR PMy District 2 San Diego CountyQ ccr 3Oo « o > ™cr .2UJ Q 0- c => COCO CO COLONEL BOB MODRZEJEWSKIU.S. Marine Corps (ret)Medal of Honor Recipient§occQL I0. V IMPARTIAL ANALYSISCITYATTORNE'Zoning Ordinance AmendmentsThe General Plan andcccoTJ'OccocDO±:ocoOOCDCOCCDCO.c*-' *- CDc.£2g>°§-Q_^-°m°|.the Land Use and Open Space <designate an area for special planiarming and Public Use Corridor" (",in the central portion of the City aleroposition. It designates 208 acres able. All land within the Area not pre:It directs the City to initiate a publicnplish the goals, objectives and acticnecessary the City shall establish aid land use regulations in the opeiion for this Area and requires a votstablishes goals, objectives and impProposition D ("Measure") would amendElements of the Carlsbad General Plan tocalled "The Cannon Road Open Space, Fcontains approximately 307 acres locatedeast of 1-5 and shown on Exhibit A to the Pipromotes agricultural uses as long as feasispace would be rezoned to open space,with broad public participation to fully acconMeasure and provides that if determined iprovide more detail on permitted uses arreaffirms the existing open space designatchange that designation in the future. It e:and action programs which:Prohibit residential development;blic accessibility to open space;Enhance the opportunity to provide puive recreation uses;Allow consideration of active and passt, to determineDQ.process, with significant citizen inProvide for comprehensive planningappropriate open space uses;es are: Open-and strawberryblic and privateal transmission<2. _ = .23 CD CLi:compatible public uses. Permittedcultural support uses including flowissive parks, recreation and similarFHE FLOWER FIELDS®), and electCO ™ "O C ! js > ® **~ w CO *- I *= 1 _>» £ -0) S5; 0 I rf lit 11 mechanism to1 i protections and explore possible nD in production;Utilize all existing programs, land usekeep existing THE FLOWER FIELDSC.gQ.0in to•c Q. C Raise agricultural uses in the area fror±; >. o « uj-6 ™ S1 ™ §o 2 ~.£ £•5= 2-0 c& '5 5 «CD £ er CB .c by a subsequent vote of the peopion of the vote, authorizes City Coiiments to fully implement it and rei;s with broad public participationif it receives a higher majority vote tThe measure cannot be amended exceptbecomes effective 10 days after certificatiother amendments to other planning dociinitiate a comprehensive planning proce;implementation. This measure shall prevailon this ballot.amended.CD.a neral Plan and Zoning Ordinance to ICDO CD £.c CO o crj UJ UJ O en UJ 0§COcT30coc'coN•ocCOcCOQ."CO1CD0 CD .cCO A "NO" VOTE MEANS: You do not wamended.^_ cO +-•c -Qo cS oCD 5Si ment this measure includes impisndment of other documents in anFISCAL IMPACT: The cost to implecomprehensive planning process and armsignificant amount.lificant adverseil at its meeting•Isif<s18 >.|o•*- .co *-IfII.Q> CO fi5 co CD CO ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: The Measurenvironmental impacts and a negative decl,of August 8, 2006.88STos ained at the Office of the City Clerk (A copy of this impartial analysis may be obtCM 6 o:a.F CARLSBAD0 EO <-? ° COC O "o position Dir on the ballot in the 1s i 1 c.g 1CLg Q. CO H, *3 CD zi -o o >. §5 « CO CD T3 CD CD JQ.0 CO «cu J- CO z arlsbad General PIle provisions of the-ry Fields and Saveure?°«sl .Jff? — fr'" CD 111 I 0 0.ooco_ CDo CD 'o 1in CD o I CD Q. '55 CO o 13 | cfl" CO.1 cr £ cg 'tflao Q. COs1 1CD [ion follows the argurr§Q. O Q. CO £ "5 1 "5u_ CO ?ocQ. ROPOSITION Dau.TTAL TO THE ARGUMENT IN FAVOR O3CO 111oc NOT PERMANENTLY.DS AREA OF CITY^TION D (DEVELOPMENT) IS MISLEADING AND D<CT THE STRAWBERRY AND FLOWER GROWING55 "Jo t2° g£/>on D (DEVELOPMENT):'co8.o £any time.CO05 Protections are temporary. SDG&E can end farmirAllows farming, does nof encourage farming.Allows private development on open space."cuoaenIPoIeCtJ'o on D (DEVELOPMENT) anticipates the conversionpen Space" zone uses include:1P8»o £• Q- O Civic CentersPrivate Schools & ClubhousesFairgroundsEntertainment FacilitiesParking Lots & StructuresQuasi-public BuildingsCell-phone, Microwave, Broadcast TowersLarge Recycling FacilitiesAmphitheatersTransportation Right-of-WaysWindmill FarmsOther Uses "...similar to permitted uses."enc'ccCOQ."cOCD_0>cU)IT38 on D (DEVELOPMENT) could cost millions of TAXd facility costs.'& cCO CO 8..Ho !££ S o0CD|COCO3Q.CO0)"cCDQD).C City anticipates 463,000 s.f. of Commercial ShoppCourse in the immediate area.*iccommodate CommercialCenter.™ 0)o .g** Q.City claims no additional police, fire, or other costsDevelopment larger than the Company Stores Shop•00 TAX DOLLARS overo8"Current Municipal Golf Course project is $55,01budget. They want to build another?•r hand-picked 25 memberIHO DO YOU TRUST?1-4-1 (fi on D (DEVELOPMENT): created by politicians and; Committee". Only to benefit developers, land owner~ « w go ^Q..N IP •) of the end of Carlsbad'sc'c1—of Proposition D (DEVELOPMENT) will be the begir•y and flower-growing fields Legacy.IIsiCO COCB 43Q. o> 5"5gm Tell Politicians and Developers: Save our qu;Ptil VOTE NO ON PROPOSITION D (DEVELOPRONALD D. ALVAREZFounder and Member ofConcerned Citizens of CarlsbadQCCL O ^g 1oQCQ. U.ARGUMENT IN FAVOR OOWER AND3 PROTECT THE FLREA OF THE CITYPROPOSITION D IS THE RIGHT WAY T<STRAWBERRY FIELDS Al_>, 'cCDCCO CO >. Cflcs° CB D C tU QJ&***ii »£% 3?So> c a. £ '" 15 CO2< CO•a CDU. £> 1 1 GO •acCO CD LL CD £ t3 BBa. 1 Q § 'co g Q_ E co8£ 2 ca"?! P co =Is i an Open Space designation. It encourssible. In the future, should farming ce£;§. gcS 'ii1 0.0 ESIjls •§ 6 %&.§ £3§.eB.E±S 111 S 0 < %Tl£O O **"*« ^ o co = 2 c g COJtfli CD Q. |2ct f °-CD Open Space uses. Residential and otheiiition creates a comprehensive planning:he other Open Space uses that would bH 8.®«ii•illCO 1- -D 1 "5c ion of recreatioowing the consideratiith existing farming.for public accessibility to the Area by all<Dlic trails in a manner that is compatible wfai «t coa^D. DO CO •(5 M «" ,. co eg>* CB OCO o O «°g, ^lfw 55 B o 2 cc £ o CO T3 gCD C Q. €"-e !5£r. ® oS--"0 5^B « >,» C 0) O w .0 = T3 > C 1 £ COLi Q. i:D protects the Flower and Strawberry 1ivate property rights that were approved in. This could save the Carlsbad taxpayeion and financial subsidies..1 &i 5 1 Si 1&S|Ic£ So8 ^Ei5 -? CD^CD S itizens Commitibelieved it wasle by a 25-member Cballot because theyD includes all the recommendations madsupported placing this proposition on theect this Area of the City.5 CD "X.0. CD 8 .t± tS Q.81 ag-E >,2 o coQ.O g I! "- CD 2-E CD r and Strawbercommunity dec;ible in the futuri future of the Floweiit belongs. It lets thed farming not be poss3 on Proposition D will put control for thehands of the Citizens of Carlsbad whereriate Open Space uses for the Area shouli|S& ffl-^lUJ <0 CO>- g o « CO mportantCO £ ?oo. 2 1 1 1 .2 Q co g Q. g W UJ>- 0)o>2 1 CD S>>-^stl g-503 030) Q) 5< CD MARK PACKARDCity Council MembCLAUDE A. LEWISMayorMATTHEW HALLMayor Pro TemANN J. KULCHINCity Council Member a NOIIISoOLOOCQ.1-(//Z<a<REBUTTAL TO THE ARGUMENTCO'Ei'5 .OlllJw cn™ a.O) ttm*l>l CT3 «)I£» «I i Carefully review Proposition D and don't be iProposition prepared by the proponents of an altc(01u.1•5ci8£Q.It8 The main purpose of Proposition D is to supfStrawberry Fields.CD£C8COo1f..0ofCD£'Proposition D makes farming and agricultural usesarea.•ovides for additionalCLQCo•gOL.2a.•aoCD 'Although the existing Flower Fields are already proprotection.«jg1aig•o§1g Proposition D does not have anything to do with tnd Strawberry FieldsCOCD|CD££rCO'•§crn *lt permanently locks into place an Open Space desilarea.co1CO'co18£CLCDC—'5Sgm 'If a property owner in the area cannot continue to fismall list of other open space uses.co%aoQ.CDi•D 'Residential and commercial development is prohibitei.0inCD•«*J5s_stonoU(0 Proposition D is consistent with the CalifornManagement Plan.'CD£0.•oCDCOo" •Q.COT3Cjoc 'Proposition D does not allow farming operations onatural state for endangered plants and animals.nd other compatibleco13e~\D)^CoCO 'It supports improved, public access to the area bypublic recreational uses.UJIQ.2Q.3 (1)B) »-QBc =•2=2•5 S <o§.«§ S£2Q. w o. a> toUJ C C = g-2 1EI g^-oo-.S SS43 (I) Ma2 S0.23 « >." CO fc 2 |5S.°- a coo | S. <o S S«>35S ^•0?5= C SC CO *2 <- ">^ 0} Co 1 Sill oOZ•ocCBQ g•siQ. Sa.co (AUJ i 2 3 g. CD!> >> O)Csto1 COO 1CO—COO< CD§ CD£1t§18 V) §•0LU COIj -QCOBSCD :.* 0 < £• LU O Q l_- => 0< sp_J COo s I CD0-g_i ED CD* E2!13 •DCO %—COO "o. >.Q"cc •--<l<ia. J * £cc § < 050 LU —g g.8sLLO $.£•«0 . . "aLU COZ .a E-SO razo co 1airQ_ Q 0 55o ARGUMENT AGAINST PROP'IG FIELDS ACT OF 2006z SAVE THE STRAWBERRY AND FLOWER GROW3d petitions to place this Citizens'> preserve some small remnant of: and overcrowding, and preservesr Fields® have shown, agriculturenefits for Carlsbad residents.c c 5 £ssroots effort, more than 7,000 Carlsbad voters sigon the ballot as Proposition E. Prop E is an effortJ's agricultural history, prevent massive developmeace, public access, and sensitive habitat. As the Flo-tourism can help the local economy while providing ICO « g Q.'^POLITICIANS' PROPOSITION D!-7 ES ON CITIZENS' PROPOSITION E! VOTE, NO Ol^UJ BERRY FIELDS FOREVER!5 ly this Citizens' Initiative:cO tent protection for the agriculturalsn;m O amends Carlsbad's General Plan to ensure permilands along the south shore of Agua Hedionda Lag•allows open space, habitat, and power line uses;retains plans for public trails and lagoon access;• •stadiums, private entertainmentCD prevents the development of incompatible largfacilities, parking lots in the strawberry fields; and•does not create new traffic problems.»AX DOLLARS!iposition E:I- Sm a.helps the City avoid lawsuits.•e Habitat Management Plan.£complies with California state mandates, including 1preserves Carlsbad's Growth Management Plan.• •ititutional rights, including propertyc frustrates City politicians' efforts to violate our Corights.• CO •« ^ CD "O,_ *f « Q. CS .£ O o co CD 1 ioc COCD 1 •is created by an independent group of Carlsbad residents toopen spaces, historic coastal agricultural lands, and otherea.t<n | O i 0 i ~c io CO H *coastal1o CD w Q. ILCO CO CO CD CO 3 5 CL 1 with large landowners and developers, have created are designed to defeat this Initiative and enable massivei. The City has already spent over $150,000 on this effort.i1" 1 IS*o E .2! co"cCO i£•O • * o ^11 o5 o"nO CD0 13 C a. CDc•f fb Read thiT3CD CO E "coQ SITION E! VOTE NO ON POLITICIANS' PROPOSITION D!PROPOUJN P O O (0UJ UJ Q E N Z -IDI! 15 0) 9ccQ. EXHIBIT "A" - CONTINUEDThe area along the Cannon Road corridor east of the Interstate 5 freeway presentlyconsist primarily of open space and existing farming operations including the FlowerFields located to the south of Cannon Road and the existing Strawberry Fieldslocated to the north of Cannon Road. The open space areas on the north side ofCannon Road provide spectacular views of the Agua Hedionda Lagoon and containenvironmentally-sensitive natural habitat areas that need to be permanentlyprotected.The existing Flower Fields and the Strawberry Fields as open space uses provide forproductive use of portions of the area that enhance the cultural heritage and historyof the City. Although the Flower Fields are already protected and restricted toagricultural use, the City shall utilize all existing programs and land use protectionsand explore other possible new mechanisms to keep the Flower Fields in production.The City shall also ensure that other farming uses such as the existing StrawberryFields are allowed to continue as long as it is economically viable for the landownerto do so.The area is recognized for its significant open space opportunities; however, thearea lacks adequate public access and public use areas so that the community canenjoy the open space opportunities provided in this area to their fullest potential. Aninterconnecting public trail through the area preferably linking the south shore ofAgua Hedionda Lagoon with the existing Flower Fields could greatly enhance publicaccess in the area. In addition, park and recreation uses that allow public gatheringspaces and are compatible with other open space uses could offer opportunities formore community use and enjoyment of the area.Residential use is not appropriate for the area. Commercial and industrial-type usesother than those normally associated with farming operations are also notappropriate. The Cannon Road Open Space, Farming and Public Use Corridorpresents a unique opportunity for the City to create a sustainable, community-oriented open space area that balances social, economic and environmental valuesimportant to the community.T>CCOCOCD'oII'cCDQ.0CD3O)<8 T3CCO fe$O)a to c CD LLJ TD 1 J5 H IN CO Ocod1CO£'1.«0)•Qco2T3§co0?.'•aXCB D)_c 0> « S •aCD 1 CO >,JD 2CD .C CO COE io(0 5 'o) o™=5tl On"- co C CO .2-0 t3 S< £The City shall utilize all existing programs and land use protections and exploreisible new grant programs and other outside financial assistance to keep the existingwer Fields in permanent farming and flower production.^ 0 °O ail i Land Use Element at page 40, Section III; Goals, Objectives and Implementingd Action Programs, is hereby amended to add a new section entitled Special Planningions-The Cannon Road Open Space, Farming and Public Use Corridor to provide asJ= 5 toC CO S' fll8-8 w'•5 E on o o =rio.0.2 ECIAL PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS-THE CANNON ROAD OPEN SPACE,=tMING AND PUBLIC USE CORRIDORGoalQ. <<f> U. <ate a unique, community-oriented open space area along the Cannon Road corridorited immediately to the east of the Interstate 5 freeway including the existing Flowerds and Strawberry Fields.ObjectivesTo ensure that this area is permanently protected and preserved for open space uses.To enhance the protection of the existing Flower Fields.To allow the farming operations in the area such as the existing Strawberry Fields andrer growing areas to continue.To provide for the protection and preservation of environmental resources in the areaoordination with landowners.To increase public access and use to the area primarily through the incorporation ofipatible public trails and active and passive recreation.2 o o> '-cxicos-.toinciO°iIcDCDcdcd^cQScQ o h.iaC/> CO 0<O)9ECQ_ •ocCO T3COCDCOCO—--CDOCCDC'~.CCDCDCO.C-t-JCD.Cm >^i_ »^ o — •»- „* Q.*-' T3C 5 xUJ SICn Preserve the Flower and Strawberry Fields and Save Carlsbad Taxpayers' M<The People of the City of Carlsbad do hereby enact and ordain:L. § E 1 CD> I £Q. So Bo CD.a s- •ocCO 15 5 "5a * t CBI- 5 « .1 i t) CO tl) £W h- T" T— ^Strawberry Fields and Save Carlsbad Taxpayers' Money".2. Section 2. PURPOSE, LOCATION AND FINDINGSS - 3 o co o ^ cco f . CD o co -o c t- '~2<g-2S«co = <2-£-o<B£.Q£CD<B:§T>§ir»-(8.SOET3d>S 2.1 Purpose. The purpose of this measure is to ensure that the Flower FStrawberry Fields area located along the Cannon Road corridor east of the Interstate 5preserved in open space and that farming is allowed to continue as long as it is vipurpose is also to allow public use, access and community gathering places to occur iin a manner that will not adversely impact the unique open space and environmentallocated in the area. This measure is intended to create a sustainable area that balaneconomic and environmental values important to the community. This measure aiGeneral Plan which contains the vision for the future of the City and the Zoning Ordesignate the area for special planning consideration to ensure that the area is retainspace, that farming is allowed to continue and that public uses and access are alloarea.I't'KS'MEIl s|i !!"?*!? h* 8 s ® rK .C 'H cc H "? a m S^5raSE~-=2(BcSc§•KPfflt^U)i=OH •>. m -!£ T^SCflS—COS.CoOCO"'2.2 Location and Description of the Area Affected by Measure. The area affecmeasure is shown on Exhibit A provided herein. It contains approximately 307 acilocated in the central portion of the City along Cannon Road east of the Interstate 5 fre<area presently consists primarily of open space and farming operations including tlFlower Fields located south of Cannon Road and the area generally known as theFields located on the north side of Cannon Road adjacent to Interstate 5 and the southe Agua Hedionda Lagoon. The area on the north side of Cannon Road alsregionally-significant public utility uses including existing SDG&E electrical transmisThe City presently leases a portion of the Strawberry Fields area (approximately 91generally known as Hub Park) which was leased for potential future, public park uses,easterly end of the area on the north side of Cannon Road contains environmentall;natural vegetation that is identified in the City's Habitat Management Plan as part of ihabitat preserve system. For purposes of this measure, the area shall herein be ic"The Cannon Road Open Space, Farming and Public Use Corridor."2.3 Findings. The People of the City of Carlsbad find and declare that the siaffected by this measure is currently regulated by City policy and established land useincluding the City of Carlsbad General Plan, the City Zoning Ordinance, the CarlstManagement Plan, the Agua Hedionda Land Use Plan, the Mello II Local Coastal PICarlsbad Ranch Specific Plan. The City also has a comprehensive Growth Managithat sets limits on the amount of residential development and that requires public facprovided concurrent with growth. The People,of the City of Carlsbad desire the Generthe Zoning Ordinance be amended to (1 ) prohibit residential uses in the area; (2) ensiarea is permanently protected and preserved for open space uses; (3) allow toperations in the area such as the Strawberry Fields and flower growing areas to denhance the existing protections of the Flower Fields; (S) provide for the prenvironmental resources in the area including compliance with the City's Habitat MPlan; and (6) incorporate public trails, pedestrian accessibility, park uses,complementary and compatible public uses into the area.3. Sections. GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENTSThe Carlsbad General Plan is hereby amended as set forth in this Section.CDQ CO 3.1 The Land Use Element at page 27, Section 1 1 (D) is hereby amended to addUse Element Section II (D) (8) to read as follows:8. The Cannon Road Open Space, Farming and Public Use CorridorSQM PR-09AO-7 EXHIBIT "A" - CONTINUEDmeasure. The City is hereby authorized to make any olher amendmenls to the General Plan,Zoning Ordinance or any other plans, policies or ordinances necessary lo fully implemenf Ihevisions of this measure and to ensure consistency belween the provisions of fhis measure andother elements of the General Plan, the Zoning Ordinance, and any other plans, policies orinances. If deemed necessary, the City is aulhorized lo amend Ihe Zoning Ordinance toate and adopt a Cannon Road Open Space, Farming and Public Use Corridor Overlay Zonech would Ihen be applied lo the area affected by this measure. The Overlay Zone couldvide more delail on permitted uses and regulations applicable to the area.Public Process To Comprehensively Implement Measure. Upon Ihe passage of Ihisasure, Ihe Cily shall initiate a comprehensive planning process with broad public participation1 input to accomplish full implementation of the measure. The process shall includeermining Ihe most appropriate open space, recreational and public uses for the area, shouldning become no longer economically-viable in Ihe area. The process shall resull in achievingnplele General Plan, Zoning and Local Coaslal Program consistency so that the full inlenl of; measure can be implemented by the Cily.Severability. If any section, sub-seclion, sentence, clause, phrase, part, or other portionhis measure, or application thereof, is held lo be invalid or unconstitutional by a final judgmenta court of competenl jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the remaining portions orvisions of this measure. It is hereby declared by the people voting for this measure thai thisasure, and each section, sub-section, sentence, clause, phrase, part, or portion Ihereof would'e been adopted or passed even if one or more sections, sub-sections, sentences, clauses,ases, part, or portions, or Ihe applicalion Ihereof, are declared invalid or unconslilulional.Conflicting Ballot Measures. This measure is inconsistent with and intended as ansrnative to any other initiative(s) or measure(s) placed on Ihe same ballol Ihal addresses Ihene subjecl matter as Ihis measure. In Ihe evenl lhat this measure and anolher inilialive(s) orasure(s) addressing Ihe same subjecl matter as Ihis measure, or any part Ihereof, is approveda majority of voters at the same election, and Ihis measure receives a greater number ofrmative votes Ihan any olher such initiative(s) or measure(s), Ihen Ihis measure shall prevail1 control in its enlirely and said other initialive(s) or measure(s) shall be rendered void andlout any legal effect.««s = ^aj£2 ** g c s § o 2 «: r ^ 2 g co .c «> * § g >.s s sSSo-cooogo. in E co T3 .2 o £ in o o a. E .c a. incoco£.accco5 EXHIBIT "A" - CONTINUEDC. Implemenling Policies and Aclion ProgramsC.1 Protect and preserve this area as an open space corridor. Permit only open space,farming and compatible public uses in Ihe area. Permitted uses shall be as follows:(1) Open Space(2) Farming and other related agricuHural support uses including flower andslrawberry production(3) Public trails(4) Active and Passive park, recreation and similar public and private use facilities(except on Ihe existing Flower Fields)(5) Electrical Transmission FacilitiesC.2 Prohibit residenlial development in the area.C.3 Prohibil commercial and industrial-type uses in the area olher Ihan Ihose normallyassociated with farming operations and open space uses.C.4 Enhance public access and public use in the area by allowing compatible publictrails, community gathering spaces and public and private, active and passive park andrecreation uses.C.5 Allow farming to continue in the are.a for as long as economically viable for thelandowner.C.6 Ulilize all exisling programs and land use protections and explore possible newmechanisms to keep Ihe exisling Flower Fields in produclion.C.7 If determined lo be necessary, the City shall amend Ihe Zoning Ordinance and adopta Cannon Road Open Space, Farming and Public Use Corridor Overlay Zone to apply tothe area Ihal would provide more delail on permitted uses and land use regulationsapplicable to Ihe area.C.8 The Cily shall initiate a public planning process with broad public participalion lo fullyaccomplish implementation of the goals, objectives and action programs listed above.The Open Space and Conservation Element at page 16, Seclion F. Cilywide Open SpaceCategory 2: Open Space for Managed Produclion of Resources,//Agricullure/Aquacullure (2a), is hereby amended by changing Ihe wording of Ihe firsl:e to read as follows:& cc-SS•* « o Sn Q. u_ to Dibit ListExhibit A - Map showing boundaries of Area affected by Ihis measureXUJ Forestry, agriculture and aquaculture are considered a category 5 citywide priority forfulure open space planning excepl Ihal agricultural uses in the Cannon Road OpenSpace, Farming and Public Use Corridor shall be considered a category 1 priority.Section 4. ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS<»risbad Zoning Ordinance is hereby amended as set forth in this Section.CO 0 Q).C The official Zoning Map is amended to rezone Ihe area as shown on Exhibil A providedand nol presenily zoned Open Space lo the OS (Open Space) zone.c 'CD 'I CD<» .C Section 5. IMPLEMENTATIONin Effective Date. This measure shall become effective upon passage by the voters inance with Elections Code 9217. With respecl to the General Plan Amendments conlained2o in co ion 3 of this measure, if the number of General Plan Amendmenls in Ihe calendar year as3d by California Governmenl Code Seclion 65358 have already been ulilized, Ihemenls to the General Plan enacted by this measure shall be Ihe firsl amendmenl and shallPI\IJ i— c= al 3 effective on January 1 of Ihe nexl year following passage. Upon Ihe effeclive dale of Ihis•e, all entitlements (whether discretionary or ministerial) nol yet issued or project approvalsapproved, shall not be issued or approved unless they are consistent with all provisions ofasure.f* ^ *-> O o|°E CD <esfn E c £Interpretation And Authority To Amend Other City Ordinances, Codes And Policies.easure shall be interpreted so as to be consistenl wilh all federal and slate laws. II shallbroadly interpreted and conslrued in order to achieve the purposes and findings stated inE3 CO 0<N £ « in I- co atoaCO o ICDO CC Q. aCO O) °a, 9CCa. ITY OF CARLSBADProposition EO ^gQO)c1CD II appear on the ballot in th'§ . a. .2 O proval by a simple majorityo. U)£'3 £ 1 1 a.' c/icass3CD1CCDE reposition follows the arguQ. CO £ "o "xo "5LL !£IDCQ. jopujoo 0sn auqnd pue 6u|uuej 'aoedg uedo peoy uouueo am 9ct Q. UJoi-ARGUMENT IN FAVOR OF PROPOSI)S ACT OF 2006u_l SAVE THE STRAWBERRY AND FLOWER GROWING FIE>ns to place this Citizens'IB some small remnant ofercrowding, and preserve® have shown, agriculture• Carlsbad residents.'S §5 8 •§ £ssroots effort, more than 7,000 Carlsbad voters signed pelon the ballot as Proposition E. Prop E is an effort to presJ's agricultural history, prevent massive development andace, public access, and sensitive habitat. As the Flower Fiel-tourism can help the local economy while providing benefitsco CD g O.-E 01 -| ;§ ™ §*ANS' PROPOSITION D!O ES ON CITIZENS' PROPOSITION E! VOTE NO ON POLIT>. UJ BERRY FIELDS FOREVER!9 rr ly this Citizens' Initiative:c0 tection for the agriculturalZ amends Carlsbad's General Plan to ensure permanent plands along the south shore of Agua Hedionda Lagoon;• co"§CDC CD Q. T3CCO i tCO 1o "co •retains plans for public trails and lagoon access;•is, private entertainmenttD prevents the development of incompatible large stadifacilities, parking lots in the strawberry fields; and•does not create new traffic problems.•AX DOLLARS!iposition E:I- 2m Q.•>helps the City avoid lawsuits.•t Management Plan.S complies with California state mandates, including the Hab•preserves Carlsbad's Growth Management Plan.•1 rights, including property§frustrates City politicians' efforts to violate our Constitutiorights.•requires no new infrastructure.•0 YOU TRUST?Q 0 p of Carlsbad residents to•icultural lands, and otherSff This Citizens' Initiative was created by an independent grpreserve current coastal open spaces, historic coastal ;compatible uses in this area.•elopers, have created 'a:ive and enable massive>r $150,000 on this effort.> ••= mJ.s >City politicians, working with large landowners and 0competing ballot measure designed to defeat this Inidevelopment of this area. The City has already spent cDon't be misled! Read the fine print.•JANS' PROPOSITION D!Oi ES ON CITIZENS' PROPOSITION E! VOTE NO ON POLH>• Uf Tj56Q ><•Z. 25*MICHAEL BOVENZI JIM STRICKContractor/Developer (Retired) US"S RONALD D. ALVAREZMember of Concerned Citizens of Carlsbisign £cl sIQ-CITY ATTORNEY IMPARTIAL ANALYSISThe General Plan Amendment3 *• CO — in /n 0) Q. 0.>position E amends the Carlsbad General Plan ("Plan") to establish a coastal aiignation for certain lands located within the Coastal Zone of the City that supduction of agricultural products. It amends the vision, introduction, land use, open siservation elements of the Plan to:o y o t>- CD w OQ. -a Q. o CD 1«Add the designation of coastal agriculture (defined as lands located within the Coaof the city that supports production of agricultural products);COcoCD CO "JO —I Eliminates the concept of potential development and establishes coastal agricultleast of 1-5 and north and south of Cannon Road;oa: c ^Adds approximately 45 acres east of 1-5 between Agua Hedionda Lagoon and Canto a coastal agricultural designation;•o CC aj T, U. D) 'Eliminates possible future residential, industrial and commercial uses ancestablishes coastal agriculture near Agua Hedionda Lagoon and with THEFIELDS® as deserving special conservation measures and continued coastal aproduction;Identifies the areas differently in both text and exhibits;If ° to • ->» CD CD Eliminates the potential for industrial scale utility functions within the 640-acre utililowned by San Diego Gas and Electric for the Encina Power Plant and restricts usexisting utility transmission corridors, coastal agricultural production and open spac"° "co §0 CD <B •8 10 X Conserves and insures coastal agricultural production by whatever means practiire-designates approximately 45 acres described above from travel/recreational ccuse to open space and coastal agricultural.£ » o B § ® § CO '= '5•^ c ™ o o iposition E is effective December 19, 2005 (date submitted to the Clerk) and duncil to amend the Plan, sub-plans, community plans, specific plans and zoning ordike them consistent. Permits the amendment of Proposition E by the Council withoulpeople in limited circumstances but otherwise cannot be amended except by a majhere are competing propositions on the ballot, then the one with the highest majvails.t! O CO CD — CD Q. O E £ S= Q. •2 •- .0" ill o,<°, 2O u Q.'YES" VOTE MEANS: You wish the Plan to be amended and authorize the City (end zoning codes and other documents necessary and to present them to theastal Commission for approval. Proposition E will not be effective unless and until apCalifornia Coastal Commission.- f= o <D ^ co O +5 0 w CD O£0 .C CO i -S c O TJ <Di; E 9.Q) Co *i 2 « §1cl °- .C ssIfo.. N _j 8si s"i 1 «"lo<5 ra => 0 °• ** co S _ COO '5 '£ziio o< OO c co „; •= D) c.2 ~ 22 jj c g W £ ^ §. ^ o Q) ._ •£- V— QJ iCAL IMPACT: Should Proposition E be approved, according to the Elections Coc12 Report, one time fiscal impacts could range between $28,484,000 to $36,534,000adverse judicial determination that Proposition E over regulates private propewever, the Initiative expressly allows the City Council to amend it without a vote of th<re is substantial evidence of an uncompensated taking of private property rights,s in potential revenue from development of the 45 acres designated travel/nmercial is from $2.8 to $3 million annually."' C\l C O <D CO 5E§> iis ° 8 CD.C to •aCDe ;opy of this impartial analysis and Election Code Section 921 2 Report may be obtaiiice of the City Clerk." 3=<O CD 2UJzg55oQ.occ0. <(3< UJ i< z%$>o<cc &°-<o?p5« 0^ 1"SillSiUJH JEfe £28 SITION ECOULDOa.ooca. s'-S^23 .C 5 0 "O Q.s**?.3? o ^S £* S«S co &£co 2 0 CD£ >VPi coliJ oC T3CD £ ..M O TN•Si ° o co <2 §|iSo. E agricultupropertyermitted.tate Coalicly statis couldhe City tfarmingperrequires wouldCity andas alreadrty rights.also requially subsidilaIteropositionthe Fields.ty. No otapprovedwberry Fif existingThe prophave to fi*- "^ ii .i£o _ .t:»(-co5o£2-oo - If If Iiyi != s § § E5 S co CD o cot° Ic? S§a S « 3 55 8CD § c5 .2 £d "O ^0 CD r* ^•§ a ~S °- ~ Og ••- U. CO ?••;=11 U |132 "• £• t CD51 £* If,™ ;= *i .> >»O) C CO C .QC *— '3 <D irp ii nc Q- •= ^ co E8f at 81U 1* !i— '5 S CD t5 -Q II IS ilis ?! iiII H iiV> % .c -o S rait Proposition E has other problem:*lt places the agricultural dianimals. Will approval result in toperations?'The proposition would leaThis is untrue! The existing Flobetween the City and the owner.'This proposition cannotCommission. The fate of this prthe voters of Carlsbad."5ea1oQ.gCO£02Q.O>,2SO)1<D 1 CO 111§•s '8 We urge you to vote NO on Propthe City.ato IocQ. UJ 0 H COO REBUTTAL TO THE ARGUMENT IN FAVOR OF PROP1s « t £ i •o1 UJ £ 5 5 •o 1coU Proposition E has serious implications for the citizens and taxpayers of•a 3Oo- •ocCO CO2CO CD £Financial Implications:'Proposition E strips-away all existing property rights from the landowners ircost Carlsbad citizens million of dollars irt compensation.CD CD •»* CDCO .N 'coCD .Q ^ 3 •2 ^'Proposition E requires Carlsbad citizens to do whatever is necessarylandowners continue to farm their land. Will this require the citizens to finaifarming?liability associated*A report prepared by an independent financial expert stated that the potentiiwith this Proposition could cost the Carlsbad taxpayers over 30 million dollarsiral designation onroposition to have50.Environmental Implications'Proposition E is in conflict with the City's Habitat Plan. It places an agriculproperties that contain natural habitat and wetlands. Is it the intent of thisthese natural habitats destroyed and replaced with farming operations?T3cCO CO CO Q.§CD i 'Proposition E is in conflict with the California Coastal Act. It proposes tcenvironmental mitigation established by the State Coastal Commission.[arming operations^Public Access Implications'Proposition E does nothing to enhance public accessibility to the area. Mosare off-limits to the public because of chemical and security concerns.the area including/^'Proposition E could thwart existing city efforts to improve public access t(public trails and viewing areas.We urge you to vote NO on Proposition E.•o coO CLAUDE A. "BUD" LEWIS MATTHEW HALLMayor, City of Carlsbad Councilmember, City of1 €COO MARK PACKARD ANN J. KULCHINCouncilmember, City of Carlsbad Councilmember, City ofNORINE SIGAFOOSECarlsbad City CouncilQ 10 cc Q. £:§CMU.OOT3UlE(3OOC0OC111I ococ UJ1oc UJ UJ c'5•goTJcCOI 0) TB (0O •5 Sffi UJO J o£ 9- rH Q. CD IDCa. 111 0 55o REBUTTAL TO THE ARGUMENT AGAINST PROPIiUJ 1 *«13o>-QKU.>POSITION E (ENVIRONMENT) PROTECTS THE STRAWBERJWING FIELDS AND SAVES CARLSBAD TAXPAYERS MILLIONS 0ECC £(3 •5 S5 i CITIZENS created Proposition E (ENVIRONMENT) to ensure penagriculture and open space.• "BCO f CO •o<g £u 13c POLITICIANS and DEVELOPERS want to develop this area ai(PROPOSITION D), in an effort to defeat the will of Carlsbad citizens.• ri Proposition E (ENVIRONMENT):• Does not force anyone to farm. SDG&E doesn't farm, farmers d<• Encourages farmers to continue to farm.• Allows other compatible uses in the area.•/E TAX DOLLARS!to : 72 o> cov> £ s!2 c .t cs ! §-g5 c? 2S tc ^ o-5 i" =Is S-o£ is «= c o 2 '5 «5 CD .o co 9- £!0 I <° £ IT, _§••§>Proposition E (ENVIRONMENT):• Ensures "...compliance with any State mandated programsrequired by State law...," including the Coastal Commission anProgram.• Protects existing rights of property owners and avoids lawsuitsthe City to protect "...Constitutional rights, including propertyshall be allowed..."• Is£ EQ. Q.O O CD CD 11 S? <D sia « ? si • Does not require any City financial subsidy.• Avoids millions of dollars of legal, planning, traffic mitigation, aand police, fire, and public safety costs associated with aproposals for this area.10 DO YOU TRUST?j. 2 2C- -rj a> ® 1 *°- <a 2 €1 1S . "&CO <D.52 (D C£0) C 3 0) _je— (Tt 7,000 Carlsbad voters placed Proposition E (ENVIRONMENT) oncurrent coastal open spaces, agricultural lands, and other compatibleCity politicians, large landowners and developers created a competirH««Qof thic nrnnn=itinn and enable massive development in this arei• • ^fl VOTE NO ON PROPOSITION D (DEVELOPMENTVDTF YES ON PROPOSITION E (ENVIRONMEN1RONALD D. ALVAREZFounder and Member ofConcerned Citizens of Carlsbad1<rQ. LLO3UJEOOC3 P DCOCUJCO UJ UJI _c ^HO .CO COQ-°3 UJ T3 >,UJ > C.O <0 o>"S0- UJ S-o o §.* = cp CO 1 o: O. 1 o u.O S • STRAWBERRY AND FLOWER GROWING FIELDS ACONTINUEDui S4 g.2~£ o> o c <8 -o .-%% 1 |i"ft5 c -c w fo * 0 0 Q, t P ! - -0 3C _ <D oCO O $ 2 .CO GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENTS,ection the People of the City of Carlsbad hereby readopt, reaffirmneral Plan adopted on September 6, 1994 through City Council Resubsequently amended through the filing date of this initiative, asserted into the General Plan is indicated in bold italic type while tex-/strikethrough/- (i.e., otrikothrough) type, and text in standard typeie Carlsbad General Plan.CO 05 £ >,£. » CD % ' ' .a c 3 fi S * ^ 1 e - ® «S c£ 84 « § 1 Q.Q- u wo •S S R- CX .O CL5 co a.S| #; l4 2*VISION AND INTRODUCTION section of the Carlsbad GeneiLSBAD - THE VISION, the first vision statement located as the firstide of the page on page 1 ; the text is amended as follows:A City which provides a balanced variety of land uses foremployment, recreation and open space opportunities includagricultural production areas.co* * (EcSI _: c "O— 0) 0>•C Q. O)co O 5n ci c <2 •^ c ^Q- g o (8 0 "~ •• 2$8i OPEN SPACE & CONSERVATION ELEMENT of the Carlsbad GerMEWORK FOR OPEN SPACE & CONSERVATION PLANNING, i:e Definition & Classification System, Category 2: Open Spaluction of Resources, located at page 3; the text is amended as folio221°i- u. co Q-ATEGORY 2: Open Space for Managed Production of Resources(a) Forestry/Agriculture/Aquaculture;i) Forest lands;0 ii) Rangeland;iii) Agriculture and Coastal Agriculture;iv) Aquaculturev) Horticulture, including greenhouses;I orvi) Flower Fields and contiguous Coastal AgricL= •8 8" Sisa-.-S'g,_-O «5 <D £uj« l|° 28S OPEN SPACE & CONSERVATION ELEMENT of the Carlsbad Ge\MEWORK FOR OPEN SPACE & CONSERVATION PLANNING, Sm Space Plan, Category 2: Open Space for Managed Productiited at page 16; the text is amended as follows:m ~*» w iu5 CC D-"1- u_O ° "-O*TB*~<nXot o ** £ S — S 'E <s«S3frSiij o 8 -s 1 1'3 •§ 8 o.is z 5 C Q) ^ — ' CJ 'ft 1:^111II Hi ill-5!a,. lx«<fiSS-! "toC\l g 3~i<i*1< c "o0 £Forestry agriculture and aquaculture are considered a category 5future open space planning except that coastal agriculture iAgua Hedionda Lagoon and as they connect in a contiguousflower fields shall be considered a Zone Primary ActionFacilities Management Zone 13 and shall be considered hpriority It is the City's intention to support and utilize all mincluding, but not limited to, the Williamson Act, to secure agnaas long as possible pfior to dovolopment, and to promote the i<: t ! ;i \t( ='SSSo8S "! iS-fR-^i^S^S! £co°ffic5«8nS, . 2 15 n O 'D <2 ni i-inpi1 _C(JC_tm(BBs«&|3§«>! ggS«g^a.E1 OJOl-.'SmoCO-^-aroao gonorally roquirod for oconni..lo agricultural npnmtintiB-availablo in tho longtorme OPEN SPACE & CONSERVATION ELEMENT of the Carlsbad GlAMEWORK FOR OPEN SPACE & CONSERVATION PLANNING ,j> Open Space & Conservation Element, located at pages 35-3bace & Conservation Map is amended to include an area of land <res abutting Interstate 5 on the east, Agua Hedionda Lagoon on th<,ad on the south to be added as Open Space from Travel/Recreate-R) to the map as shown through Exhibits C and D as Openiricultural lands and as identified by assessor parcel numbers (APN i19jEEscogctcfo O)pUI (0 CV1 co co co -*CO £ U.O<(/>aUJ. LL(3Igo«•' UJCCD il i8 < £CCUJmI i UJ UJ ro .* "ms><ii :iated major transmission right-of-way along the southerly shore of Ainda Lagoon. Land within this ownership may be used only for industrial sifunctions existing utility transmission corridors, coastal agricultnction and open space.°B.^1is!! Ml "O tOECO -C13 9-USE ELEMENT of the Carlsbad General Plan, Part II, DESCRIPTION OF 1E, Section D. Special Planning Considerations, sub-part 5. Agriculture, loc;i; the text of the first full paragraph is amended as follows, the two paragraare retained in their entirety:9coS 3 f=> 0)53 o !?£<» Z o~f 3«l ^CO AGRICULTUREin 'S -e o CD coSSSsfi jitural is an important resource in Carlsbad. In particular, coaultural uses adjacent to Agua Hedionda Lagoon are of a 1ervation priority for the City. The City's agricultural policies are intende>rt. agricultural activities while planning for future transition of the land to rti Space, Community Parks, or urban uses consistent with the policies ofral Plan and the Carlsbad Local Coastal Plan (LCP).•i -s § s s c*&§taS CO mHi ro^ T3 USE ELEMENT of the Carlsbad General Plan, Part III, GOALS, OBJECTS.EMENTATION POLICIES AND ACTION PROGRAMS, Agriculture, locate.- 38; the text is amended as follows:|oV5s «_] — toO CO0 Q 01.c Z co1- < Q. CM CO •Q§CULTUREGOALSA City which prevents the premature elimination of agricultural landspreserves said lands wherever possible.ccO . *-.< < < Qr—A City which supports agriculture while planning for possible transitioiurban uses.CM < cis J»*S1 A City which recognizes the importance of, and effectively planscontinued coastal agricultural production adjacent to Agua HedioLagoon including, but not limited to, conserving contiguous panwith the flower fields.e-> «*OBJECTIVESm »_ u **.005 To permit agricultural land uses throughout the City.To conserve the largest possible amount of undeveloped land suitableagricultural purposes, through the willing compliance of affected partiesthe establishment of special City programs designed to ensure icoastal agricultural production is maintained.i- CMm m co*=To develop measures to ensure the compatibility of agricultural producand adjacent land uses.COcd CO ,-c ><TJ 0)oj O a c ca•*^ i— -»-i rt __USE ELEMENT of the Carlsbad General Plan, Part III, GOALS, OBJECTSEMENTATION POLICIES AND ACTION PROGRAMS, Agriculture, Sectioiing Policies and Action Programs, located on page 38; the text is amendeche text of Paragraphs C.1, C.2, C.3, C.5, and C.6 in their entirety,paragraph C.4 as follows, and adding two new paragraphs C.7 and C.£i|lo,i>5llili0)9^.01 Sofiisis CO CO ahfiru1-5adv-.2 I ctQ. . 3 UJ E . O IV-» Ml DCUJ CCb IUX UJ CO co o CO ccCL u.OCOQ111LL(3O UJDCD O ccDCUJm UJ UJ andzoningtive aslaw tontsaedond/oorizns,initiatatelemciesauthic plahis ile Ster elpolicibyecifiby tlicablothhelsbns, sfectedy any appnitiative anity ordinanplasCarlunito planed bhis inir Citofommuirein thithercreqed ind"S8E&"« <? •= -S .plicitiadpolaniesanpolCD££^- . w -o Z o .£X! c c CD = —•S | « i=5?: S | s gQ. g o E 5 c Eg§J§8Aisles Illli-!CO "O ±=C c O CD _ „- „ f g-olS SEA c,c co co CD _O CB'CB g-ffl0 >• .S-o CD Q- § co E >» <20) ±S tO c c 3" » rt .= E 8 S s iO T3 O CO CD £ O. 1* P -i 0-0 g «^ S a <°CD O C c £118 This initiative shall be subject to amendment by the City Council without the required voteof the People of Carlsbad upon a showing of substantial evidence on the record thatimplementation or operation of this initiative will frustrate City functions in any of thefollowing circumstances:,- iri (a.) To affect City compliance with any State mandated programs, including but notlimited to: housing requirements; density bonuses; development agreements;certified redevelopment plans; vesting tentative maps; or other matters otherwiserequired by State law;(b.) To deprive any person, organization or entity of their Constitutional rights,including property rights, and no takings shall be allowed through the construction• or implementation of this initiative;(c.) To affect any development project that has obtained as of the effective date of theinitiative a vested right pursuant to State or local law.Upon such a showing the City Council may amend this Initiative in manner that mostnarrowly construes the City's compliance obligations, or liability, as the case may be, yetat the same time balances the broadest possible construction and implementation of theintentions of this Initiative. Any such amendments allowable to the City Council shall notimpair the right of the People of Carlsbad to subsequently seek a Referendum overturningsuch actions if they so choose.The City, through its City Council may amend this initiative without a vote of the People toengage in any agricultural conservation act consistent with the intentions of this initiative,including, but not limited to, Williamson Act activities or the creation of, or implementationof, any other City sponsored agricultural program or activity designed to enhance,promote, or conserve agricultural opportunities within the City and specifically within thecoastal agricultural areas established by this initiative._6. SEVERABILITY AND INTERPRETATION.This measure shall be interpreted so as to be consistent with all federal and state andmunicipal laws, rules, and regulations. If 'any section, sub-section, sentence, clause,phrase, part, or portion of this measure is held to be invalid or unconstitutional by a finaljudgment of a court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity ofthe remaining portions of this measure. The voters and People of Carlsbad herebydeclare that this measure, and each section, sub-section, sentence, clause, phrase, part,or portion thereof would have been adopted or passed even if one or more sections, sub-sections, sentences, clauses, phrases, parts, or portions are declared invalid orunconstitutional. If any provision of this measure is held invalid as applied to any personor circumstance, such invalidity shall not affect any application of this measure that can begiven effect without the invalid application. This initiative shall be broadly construed inorder to achieve the purposes stated in this initiative. It is the intent of the voters andPeople of Carlsbad that the provisions of this measure shall be interpreted by the City andany courts of competent jurisdiction in a manner that facilitates the protection of theresources described herein.c,g CM CDiri co T— CD Qin O 9ccQ. CM 3UJu. 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