The
Moscow branch of the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) hosted a forum for those candidates
seeking seats on the City Council as well as Mayor.
Introduction
Opening
Statements
Name
one thing you would like to accomplish on the council.
How
will you recruit community input and do outreach to be included in
decisions about traffic calming and safety on East Third Street?
Do
you have any plan to increase affordable housing in Moscow?If so, what?
What
specific actions to you propose to attract business and industry to
Moscow?Please be specific.
The
city owns the library building.Will
you support expanding our Moscow Public Library to meet current and
future needs?If yes, how?Will you support expanding our Moscow Public Library’s services
and facilities?If yes, how?
Linda
Pall, what is meant by “Our Moscow” when you use that term?Is that a connective or divisive term?
What
water conservation measures would you incorporate into Moscow besides
the ones already listed in the paper?
In
a grant application this year for Mountain View traffic calming, an
issue of means of roundabouts at either Joseph and Sixth Street and at
Mountain View Park . . . What are the other safety and slowing features
for Mountain View in this project?
This
morning’s Daily News reported on the water summit including pumping
water from the Snake River or drawing it from the Palouse River as top
choices for solving our water deficiency problem.What is your opinion and what are the limitations on such a
project?
Given
more competition in a tighter job market, shifting educational
priorities to avoid student debt, real concern over a big adjustment in
the stock market, and evolving job descriptions . . . What do you see as
ways Moscow can have an edge in the 21st century?
Is
there a monetary limit, or percentage, on the amount the city to be
spent on a new police department facility?
Are
there any plans to put a decent bridge on Bridge Street?