October 7, 2015
Moscow's 1912 Center

Candidates for Moscow City Council

Jim Boland

Kathryn Bonzo

Dan Carscallen

John Freeland

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Introduction
Opening Comments
Should the city have an ordinance regulating drone use within the city limits?
Do you believe that the Saturday Farmers Market should be self-sustained and pay its own way?
What do you see as the top two priorities for the city in the next five years?
How would you have handled the recycling can issue? (Freeland and Bonzo)
Do you support non-discrimination against the LGBT community?
What values do you bring, or would you bring, to the city council that would help guide your decision making?
With over fifty percent of the property in Moscow tax-exempt, how will you control tax growth and maintain, or improve, Moscow services?
Why do you use so many different names? Tell us your position on Planned Parenthood and your role in the anti-Planned Parenthood protests? (Freeland)
What do you feel are the reasons it is so difficult to grow the base and attract business?
Are pedestrian and bike paths important to our community? How do you feel about treating bicycles on the road as vehicles to obey law enforcement?
What are your views regarding marijuana legalization, decriminalization, medicinal, or whatever?
What is your stance on a pedestrian bridge on the 1500 block of East Third Street?
How can children get to school safely with a lack of sidewalks? What can be done about this?
To what extent do we need to address the issue of handicap accessibility?
Do you support the Palouse Basin Water Adjudication Process?  Water is a critical resource.  As a city councilor, how will you work to promote conservation?
Do you support a levy for improvements to the airport? Would you support expansion of the library building?
Closing Comments