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Primary Election Voters' Guide

George Freeman

Primary Election Voters' Guide Introduction   Video Voters' Guide View OnLine!   Freeman Campaign QuikLinks Home Primary Voters' Guide Contributions by Area Contributions by Size List of Contributors Employers of Contributors Expenditures by Type Contributions by Type   Council Position 1 Chow Hegamin Nicastro Norton   Council Position 3 Hennick Jones Lippmann Steinbrueck   Council Position 5 Carter Firestone Pageler Rodosovich   Council Position 7 Brooks Chong Freeman Lawton Whittemore Wills   Council Position 9 Compton Fisken Mason Scully   Links to Non-Seattle Voters' Pamphlets Links

George FREEMAN CAMPAIGN ADDRESS: 2030 Dexter Avenue N.,Ste. 166 Seattle, WA 98109 Phone: 206.997.7888 Fax: 206.283.9632 Email:council2000@xoommail.com Web: members.xoom.com/council2000       Video Voters Guide Statement of Candidate     Click Here to View the Statement of George Freeman You will need       Written Voters' Pamphlet Statement Submitted by Candidate     Vision2000 Infrastructure Roads Seek Federal and State funding for: Multiple inter-connecting ramps for I-5 and Highway 99. A new Marginal Way Skyway, connecting Highway 99 with the new First Avenue bridge Clean up the I-5 "Mercer Mess" City-wide expressways. Internet - Seek grants and funding for computerization of our library system and access for all Seattle telephone prefixes to the World Wide Web Evening computer training to Seattle residents taught by paid high school computer students. Trucks - Require Rock Shield Guards and protective load shield tarps on all loaded trucks Mandated staggered evening hours on all large truck deliveries for business opened after 6 p.m. Transit - Favors a tourist-supported and cash-productive monorail over any surface rail transit. Request Metro to expand downtown daytime free bus zones. Health and Human Service Police - Elected review board to share control in the investigation of citizen complaints Salary increases based on performance appraisals Video cameras for patrol vehicles Off-duty officers mandated for large public facilities where alcohol is consumed. Homelessness - City work projects comprised of homeless individuals for park,road, and sanitation improvements. Environment and City - Mandate fresh air exchange ratios for assemblies that allow smoking. Explore a joint venture with investment capital from world-class companies to enhance the Seattle Center. Expedite the development of the proposed African American Museum. No further funding of any sports facility without part or full City ownership in any operating sports franchise. Reconsideration of King Dome demolition with anticipation of presidential convention and Olympics bid possibilities. Housing - Ease downtown building height caps in order to instigate residential mixed- use construction Expand downtown core from Denny to Mercer Street Establish a joint committee of equal voices from the Apartment Owners' Association and the Ten ants' Union Tenants' 60-day first right of refusal on purchasing apartment units operating under DCLU authorization Fast-track low interest HUD or bank loans guaranteed by the City of Seattle to allow tenants to exercise purchase options. Government - Explore expanding school lunch programs to earlier "brunch" concept All meritorious suits against city employees, officers, or agents for individual misconduct must be awarded from the defendant's per- sonal property and finances first Limits on elected office terms of service not to exceed eight continuous years Non-violent offenders given community service to maintain and aid in the construction of new neighborhood dog parks Revision of discriminatory im- pound law.

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