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Show PRIMARY 1999 Thursday, September 23. E I'm, THK DAILY HERALD, I Prwo, tiah - Page C I I ' How long have you lived in the community? 16 years. What major issues are you concerned about? Church Jhe following candidates are running for City Council seats, Atwood baa been Involved with 0(9 volunteer fire department for 10 the past three She curWhat one thing would years. serves as rently you like to say to voters? secretary of the Church said that he feels he strives hard to listen and to be Neighborhood both an ear and a voice for the Advisory Board. people. How long have you lived How can voters find out in the community? 15 years. more about you. and your What major issues are you campaign? Church can be concerned about? Flegal said reached via at one of the things she would that lkchurchDeseretonlirie.com also volun- teered to work n the Discovery Park project, Professional Background: Atwood currently works as the building supervisor for the new feYU Library. He is also the general mana ger of Water Gardens Cinema Six. In all City Council meetings for base. years and with the ambulance association for two years. He ; Civic Background: Regal said she has been attending said he would like to see the freeway interchange project completed with accompanying infrastructure and business Age:38 5Civic Background: '!2y" Ftei Age: 66 h Jsn Banhtef Civic Background: Danklef What changes would you make if elected? Flegal said is an incumbent councilman. He has also served in the National Guard for 28 years. How long have you lived the community? like to accomplish is to roll back the pay increase of council members. He's lived In PG his whole life. she would work on updating municipal codes. Professional Background: Atwood says his main goal in running is to help people get Involved with the community. Fork. He drove school busses for 20 years and worked at Hercules for 20 years. What changes would you rnake ' if elected? Atwood Lewis Church Age: 59 Civic Background: An incumbent council member, .v"' Pirofes- - clonal background: V Church is a (eacher at the LDS Institute jn prem. How can voters find out more about you and your campaign? Flegal can be reached via at starchzaol.com. item on Danklefs plate is to resolve conflicts with Cedar Hills so the communities can have agreements and better relations. He also is hopes to continue the development of a freeway exit for Pleasant Grove to create viable commercial areas. What changes would you make if elected? If elected, Danklef said that he would be a voice for the people. What one thing would you like to say to voters? Danklef said that he would listen to the i 1 Age: 64 What one thing would you like to say to voters? Harmer said that a good dialog between the council and the Planning Commission and as a council, they are listening to citizens' concerns. How can voters find out more about you and your campaign? Harmer can be via reached at cfharmeracl.com. How long have you lived in the community? cited youth and gang activity as important matters in Pleasant Grove. He also feels that the city needs more businesses as it grows. What changes would you make if elected? McDade said measures decrease youth. can be taken to gang activity among What one thing would you like to say to voters? McDade said that as an Assistant Attorney General for Utah, he's gained insight into issues concerning Utah citizens. He also said that his legal experience along with his small town roots create a unique combination that he will bring into every decision he makes as a councillaw-relate- d man. How can voters find out more about you and your campaign? McDade can be contacted via at He dmcdadeprc.state.ut,us. also has a Web site at http: How long have you lived in the community? 1 year What major issues are you concerned about? Hill said that planned progress is essential. He said technology changes, like fiber optic cables, will help facilitate growth. What changes would you make if elected? Hill said he believes more can be done to support local businesses and to attract new businesses. He also feels that the city should act decisively and in a timely matter regarding proposed recycling programs and other issues. What one thing would you say to voters? Hill said he thinks each person in the community has something to contribute and that he has a lot of experience in evaluating what will work best for the community. mm F.brtyValrO Professional Background: Hill is a strategic sional Background: How long have you lived in the community? 7 years. Harmer is an incumbent What major issues are you concerned about? McDade www.focusonline.commcdade. of.Utah. Background: council member. rently serves as a youth recreation coordinator for the city. Profes- Attorney General for the State Civic marketer for eBizPeople. He has also served as an Air Force officer with the Defense Intelligence o V 4 heraldextra a t ' Agency. m t f , i mm mm SMHD .GEES council. McDade works as an Assistant CsroSHarmsr public. EELTiJ into training council members and that she feels that she can be an asset to future planning and development. What changes would you make if elected? Harmer said she would continue working towards the goals of the present Dsrold FrkDaik wants to community and serve and help the citizens of Pleasant Grove. What major issues are you concerned about? A main femphasized his desire to get titizens involved with the council. What major issues are you concerned about? Harmer said that the city has put a lot What one thing would you Age: 36 like to say to voters? Flegal Civic Background: said that she's interested in the McDade curshe What major issues are Danklef owns and operates Jim's you concerned about? Auto and Superwash in American ! 40 years. )flBipBir I in AT DUE liOULOiV PHICE... 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