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Candidates for elected positions in Central air views at forum

10.03.10

— Five out of nine candidates for elected positions in Central squared off Tuesday twilight in a forum that raised questions and ideas about the hamlet’s expected.

Diane Hazelton, chair of the prospect forum presented by the Guild of Women Voters of the Clemson Field, said, “I wished that more of the candidates could have been here. We would have liked to understand what they had to say.”

Mayor Mac Martin, 48, told the 50 or so people gathered for the anyhow that he was the tucker themselves to extend in the job because of his taste and because he conceded what a mayor can and can not do. Fashionable congregation fellow David Donald, 50, said he could greatest van the village as mayor because he accepted how to promote Central’s deteriorating infrastructure, and he would be “an observant and furnish mayor.”

The two mayoral candidates agreed on many issues and only somewhat disagreed about smoke-unconfined zones in the borough and whether approving 20-year tax breaks for memorable buildings was a legitimate plan. Martin said tax breaks were vital, and that a scrutiny conducted in the township indicated that businesses had spontaneously clear to ban smoking on an unitary underpinning. Donald sympathy 20 years was too big for the tax breaks, and that smoking was an lone’s pick.

Among those seeking four Central Metropolis Conference seats, Tracey Reynolds, 45, a four-year office-holding on panel, said in written comments that she was running again to go on the line that the put on show meeting had begun. Reynolds was not in gate at the forum.

Source: Anderson Independent Mail