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2003 Seattle Election Information

Primary Election Voters' Guide

Art Skolnik

Art SkolnikArt SKOLNIK
1900 Alaskan Way, #416
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone: 206-448-4453
Fax: 206-448-4453
Email: askolnik@earthlink.net
Web: artskolnik.net

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Written Voters' Pamphlet Statement Submitted by Candidate

I want to bring Seattle back to being known for its compassion and neighborhood character. I want to revive that can-do attitude that doesn't accept thoughtless spending that fails to benefit Seattleites.

For 36 years, I have worked hard to make Seattle and Washington a better place to live. I`m a licensed architect working in the areas of land use, historic preservation, community/government relations economic development, property management, and public policy development.

I`m a problem solver who consistently supports neighborhood needs. My track record shows a string of successes benefiting the general public. I get results! When I was the Pioneer Square Historic District manager, I helped save that neighborhood from the wrecking ball. I have served on the Queen Anne Community Council, chairing the land-use review committee. As the president of the Mount Baker Community Club Board, I led the effort to save Franklin High School. I founded the United South Slope Residents (USSR) of Queen Anne Hill, halting high-rise development in that historic neighborhood.

We need to strengthen the community council network throughout the city. Expanding available incentives will create more affordable housing. We must stop jobs from leaving Seattle. Our citizens' hard-earned tax dollars can be spent more wisely through public and private partnerships.

I support the Monorail. However, based on my experience working for Metro (Regional Transit Project), I no longer support Sound Transit's current costly, limited and inflexible light rail plan. I prefer a major bus fleet expansion, with improved efficiency. More buses, more places, more often.

Instead of campaign contributions, I'm asking my supporters to donate to non-profit organizations benefiting Seattle residents. I don't want your hard-earned money, just your vote!

The above statement was written by the candidate, who is solely responsible for the contents therein.





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Council Position 1

Ferguson
Godden
Min
Nicastro
Rosencrantz
Skolnik
Smith

Council Position 3

Batchelder
Steinbrueck

Council Position 5

Averill
Falkenbury
Pageler
Rasmussen
Thompson
Wade

Council Position 7

Della
Hegamin
Wills
Wood

Council Position 9

Bolaños
Compton
Harmon
Manning

Init 75 Marijuana Enforcement

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Init 77 Fund Early Childhood Programs

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