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H w � U t 5 ° ao Zz L - J od at E N O n LL y o = m 0 AA, U 0 Oa z I, '1 r County of San Diego Sample Ballot & Voter Information Pamphlet GENERAL ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2006 IF YOU INTEND TO VOTE BY MAIL: ✓ Complete and return the application on the back cover ✓ Save this pamphlet; another will not be sent with your ballot ✓ Individuals with permanent absentee voter status, please refer to page one for additional information IF YOU INTEND TO VOTE AT THE POLLS: ✓ Check back cover for your polling place. Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. ✓ Don't wait) Call before Election Day if directions are needed or check www.sdvote.com ✓ Mark and take this pamphlet with you to the polls For questions or additional information, call 858-565-5800 or 1-800-696-0136 Election night results available at www.sdvote.com Mikel Haas Registrar of Voters 5201 Ruffin Road, Suite I San Diego, CA 92123 115 m I � .d+ n a N B E INw do M ;o a N L C •N d N N 9 d 0 a C N 9 u a 2• a 0 0 O � N O z K N O cc Q m n Uiw M > m O az QZU DOw QUJ M J G J W W M Q O M Z W0 W U J a IL Q O 1_ M 0 a a �I a O z 0 0 2 c E n a° x d m C 115 N Q N W W 0 W W z z W 0 m Q W F S Z WW 2 Z Y Q W RE X W U a El S 0 a A 'k, °m d 1 W 0 N U.O. H w � U t 5 ° ao Zz L - J od at E N O n LL y o = m 0 AA, U 0 Oa z I, '1 r County of San Diego Sample Ballot & Voter Information Pamphlet GENERAL ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2006 IF YOU INTEND TO VOTE BY MAIL: ✓ Complete and return the application on the back cover ✓ Save this pamphlet; another will not be sent with your ballot ✓ Individuals with permanent absentee voter status, please refer to page one for additional information IF YOU INTEND TO VOTE AT THE POLLS: ✓ Check back cover for your polling place. Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. ✓ Don't wait) Call before Election Day if directions are needed or check www.sdvote.com ✓ Mark and take this pamphlet with you to the polls For questions or additional information, call 858-565-5800 or 1-800-696-0136 Election night results available at www.sdvote.com Mikel Haas Registrar of Voters 5201 Ruffin Road, Suite I San Diego, CA 92123 115 1.INSERT VOTER CARD Insert Voter Card received from Poll Worker. ]. ADJUST SETTINGS Adjust TEXT and CONTRAST to your preference and revlov,Instruct". Then touch NEXT. S. REVIEW SELECTIONS A summery of your choicm Will be displayed, Review your eelections. To make changes touch the BACK button or one of the contests. After changing selection,touch SUMMARY. Then touch PRINT BALLOT and review page by page. 7. CAST BALLOT Touch CAST BALLOT to record your voee or touch REJECT BALLOT to return to summery screen to make changes. 2. SELECT LANGUAGE —" TOUCH THE BOX next to the language of your chaos.Then touch START. 4. MANE SELECTIONS TOUCH THE BOX next to bhe'Cendldate Name or'YES'or'NO'on a memuro.Than touch NEXT to move to the next contml(s). S. VIEW PAPER COPY Rovlew to confirm your saloctions. The paper copy Is not a mcelpL It Is kept and stored as a paper record of your votes. S. REMOVE VOTER CARD Once you CAST BALLOT,realm Voter Card to Poll Worker.You have now completed voting. VOTER INFORMATION PERMANENT ABSENTEE VOTING To confine your status as a Permanent Absentee Voter, review the yellow mailing label on the back cover. If you are a Permanent Absentee Voter, please do not re-apply. Your absentee ballot will be mailed on/ about October 9, 2006. If you do not receive a ballot by October 23, 2006, please call the Registrar of Voters, Absentee Section at 858-694-3415. If you are a Permanent Absentee Voter and you fail to return an executed absentee ballot for two consecutive statewide general elections, state law requires the Registrar of Voters to remove { your name from the permanent absentee list. (California Election Code f Section 3206) i To apply for Permanent Absentee Voter status, mail the application on the back of this sample ballot pamphlet and check the appropriate box. If you have any questions concerning voting by mail ballot, please contact the Registrar of Voters at 858-565-5800. VOTERS WITH SPECIFIC NEEDS To enable visually impaired or other voters with specific needs to vote independently and in privacy, each polling location for this election will include a touchscreen equipped with a headset and a telephone-style keypad for audio-based voting. All polling locations should be accessible to voters who are disabled and/or elderly. Please refer to the symbol on the back cover of this pamphlet. If your polling place is not accessible please call the Registrar of Voters Office at 858-565-5800 for alternative voting methods. If your poll is not accessible, you may request to have a ballot brought to an accessible location as near as possible outside the polls. A voter unable to complete a ballot may also receive the assistance of not more than two persons selected by the voter. The Registrar of Voters Office has a TDD (Telecommunications Device for f the Deaf). For assistance, please call 858-694-3441 . J FP45-1 SO 115-001 PROCEDURE TO "CLEAN UP" THE VOTER ROLLS Following this election, registered voters who have not voted nor had their registrations updated during the last four (4) years will be mailed a postcard notice to confirm their residency. The pre. addressed return postage-paid card MUST BE RETURNED to the Registrar of Voters by the registered voter to remain on the active voter roll. If the card is not returned in 15 days, or is undeliverable, the voter's registration will be moved to the inactive voter roll. This notice is a legal prerequisite to using the "Alternate Residency Confirmation" procedure (California Elections Code Section 2224c). INFORMATION FOR VOTERS WHO NEED VOTER INFORMATION IN SPANISH, FILIPINO OR VIETNAMESE • Llame al 858-565-5800 para solicitar informal) sobre los servicios de votacion disponibles en Espanol. • Tumawag sa 858-565-5800 upang magtanong tungkol sa mga serbisyo sa pagboto na makuhukuha sa wikang Filipino. • Xin goi so 858-565-5800 de hoi ve cac dich vu bau it bang till Viet. OFFICIAL BALLOT SAN DIEGO COUNTY- GENERAL ELECTION - NOVEMBER 7, 2006 STATE I STATE GOVERNOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vote for one Vole for One JANICE JORDAN TOM MCCLINTOCK ❑ Counselor California State Senall PEPGE6 FREEDOM PETER MIGUEL CAMEJO REPUBLICAN DONNA J.WARREN Financial ManagerlAulhor ❑ Financial Advisor GREEN GREEN STEWARTA.ALEXANDER Automobile Sales Consultant EDWARD C.NOONAN ❑ Computer Shop Owner A.11AN INDEPENDENT PEACE& FREEDOM LYNNETTE SHAW PHIL ANGELIDES CaregivenMuskian ElTreasurer of the Slate of California LIBERTARIAN JIM KING DEMOCRATIC ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER ❑ Governor REPUBLICAN ❑ Real Estate Broker AMERICAN INDFPENDENI ART OLIVIER JOHN GARAMENDI F1 Engineer LIBERTARIAN California State Insurance Commissioner California ❑ Write-In ❑ Write-In FP-75.2 ED 115.002 0619(669 1033 00532 01 SD 115.003 OFFICIAL BALLOT SAN DIEGO COUNTY- GENERAL ELECTION - NOVEMBER 7, 2006 STATE I STATE STATE I SECRETARY OF STATE Vote for One CONTROLLER Vote G One DEBRA BOWEN State Senat r DEMOCRATIC JOHN CHIANG o Member,State Board of Equalization DEMOCRATIC GLENN MCMILLON,JR. ❑ Small Business Owner AMERICAN AMERICAN IND5Vu)ENT WARREN MARK CAMPBELL MinMinister ❑ AMERICAN INDEPENDENT BRUCE MCPH ERSON F] Appointed Secretary of State REPUBLICAN r LAURA WELLS F1 Financial Systems Consultant GREEN GAIL K.LIGHTFOOT Ll Rated Nurse LIBERTARIAN DONNA TELLO Tax Tax Accountant MARGIE AKIN ❑ ArchaeologisUMedical Andfropologist 6 PEACE FREEDOM FORRESTHILL ❑ Financial Advisor GREEN TONY STRICKLAND F1 Tax payer Organizaton President REPUBLICAN ELIZABETH CERVANTES BARRON ❑ Rated Teacher Pei FREEDOM ❑ Write-In ❑ Write-In OFFICIAL BALLOT SAN DIEGO COUNTY- GENERAL ELECTION - NOVEMBER 7,2006 STATE I STATE TREASURER ATTORNEY GENERAL Vole for One Vote for One 7[] C'aLV',L,0aCADomey KYER General MICHAEL S.WYMAN AICHAEL Law GREEN DEMOCRATIC CLAUDE PARRISH Member,State Board of Equalization CHUCK POOCHIGIAN California SenatorlAtorney REPUBLICAN REPUBLICAN MEHUL M.THAKKER K HARRISON invesVnent Advisor F Atorney lRent Commissioner PEACE& GREEN FREEDOM MARIAN SMITHSON City TreaaurerfCPA LGERTIIAN JERRY BROWN Oakland May"JAmirney O GERALD SANDERS PEACE 6 FREEDOM DEMOCRATIC 7AUmmery NNETH A WWEISSMAN At Law LIBERTARIAN E.JUSTIN NOONAN ❑ Computer Technician pM14RIDAN ❑ Write-In INOEFENDENi ❑ Write-In D617760D 1033 00760 02 SD 115.004 1 I 02365102 1033 00532 03 SD 115-005 OFFICIAL BALLOT SAN DIEGO COUNTY- GENERAL ELECTION - NOVEMBER 7, 2006 STATE I FEDERAL INSURANCE COMMISSIONER UNITED STATES SENATOR Vole kx One Vole for One JAY EARL BURDEN RICHARD'DICK'MOUNTJOY ❑ Student Immigration Control Consultant AMERICAN INDEPENDENT CRUZ M.BUSTAMANTE REPUBLICAN MICHAEL S,METTI ParenVEducatnrlBusinessman California Lt Governor DEMOCRATIC TOM CONDIT LIBERTARIAN TODD CHREIIEN Writer OWriter PE GREEN MARSHA FEINLAND FREEDOM LARRY CAFIERO ❑ Retired Teacher PEACEB ❑ NBWspape!Editor GREEN STEVE POIZNER FREEDOM DANNE FENSTEN United Slates Senator 0 BusinessmanlEntrepreneur DEMOCRATIC DON J.GRUNDMANN ❑ Doctor of Chiropractic REPUBLICAN DALE R OGDEN ❑ ActuarylfoSurance Consultant LIBERTARIAN AMERICAN INDEPENDENT ❑ Write-In ❑ Write-In MEMBER,STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION 3RD DISTRICT Vote Ur One MARY CHRISTIAN-HEISING BusinesswomaNEducabrlJournalist DEMOCRATIC MARY LOU FINLEY ❑ Special Education Assistant PEEDOM FREEDOM MICHELLE STEEL Equalizaton Boardmember's Deputy REPUBLICAN ❑ Write-In 69E64582 1033 00532 04 OFFICIAL BALLOT SAN DIEGO COUNTY- GENERAL ELECTION - NOVEMBER 7, 2006 FEDERAL MEMBER OF THE STATE ASSEMBLY TATH DISTRICT UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE SOT DISTRICT Vote for One FRANCINE BUSBY Trustee,Cardiff School Board DEMOCRATIC BRIAN P.BILBRAY In migraton Reform Consultant REPUBLICAN MIRIAM E.CLARK ❑ Teacher PEACE EDOM FREEDOM PAUL KING Small Business Owner LIBERTAPLW ❑ Write-In STATE STATE SENATOR-38TH DISTRICT Vote for One MARK WYLAND California Stale Assemblyman REPUBLICAN BRIAN A.KLEA Healthcare Consultant LIBERTARIAN ❑ Write-In 1 SD 115-006 DF703563 1033 00532 05 Vote for One MARTIN GARRICK Small Business Owner REPUBLICAN ROXANA FOLESCU Educator DEMOCRATIC ❑ Write-In NONPARTISAN JUDICIAL ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE CALIFORNIA SUPREME COURT SEAT 1 Shall Associate Justice JOYCE L.KENNARD be elected to the office for the @nn provided by law? ❑ YES ❑ NO ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE CALIFORNIA SUPREME COURT SEAT 2 Shall Associate Justice CAROL A.CORRIGAN be elected b th ofice for t he knn provided by law? ❑ YES NO SD 115-007 JUDICIAL I ASS OCIATEJUSTICECOURT OF APPEALS FOURTH APPELLATE DISTRICT ASSOCIATE JUSTICE COURT OF APPEALS DIVISION ONE-SEAT 3 FOURTH APPELLATE DISTRICT Shall Associate Justice JUDITH L.HALLER be elected b the DIVISION ONE ofice br the term provided by law? Shall Presiding Justice JUDITH MCCONNELL be elected b the ❑ YES oAce for the term provided by law? ❑ YES ❑ NO ❑ NO ASSOCIATE JUSTICE COURT OF APPEALS FOURTH APPELLATE DISTRICT ASSOCIATE JUSTICE COURT OF APPEALS DIVISION ONE-SEAT 4 FOURTH APPELLATE DISTRICT Shall Associate Justice CYNTHIA G.AARON be elected to be DIVISION ONE-SEAT 1 Add for the term provided by law? Shall Associate Justce PATRICIA D.BENKE be elected tithe ❑ YES oAce for be ken provided by law? ❑ YES ❑ NO ❑ NO ASSOCIATE JUSTICE COURT OF APPEALS FOURTH APPELLATE DISTRICT ASSOCIATE JUSTICE COURT OFAPPEALS DIVISION ONE-SEAT 5 FOURTH APPELLATE DISTRICT Shall Associate Justce JOAN K.IRION be elected to be ofice DIVISION ONE-SEAT 2 br be term provided by law? Shall Associate Justce RICHARD D.HUFFMAN be elected to 1-1 YES be ofice ter be term provided by law? ❑ YES ❑ NO ❑ NO 23313A64 1033 00532 06 1 J SO 115.008 OFFICIAL BALLOT SAN DIEGO COUNTY- GENERAL ELECTION - NOVEMBER 7, 2006 JUDICIAL ASSOCIATE JUSTICE COURT OF APPEALS FOURTH APPELLATE DISTRICT ASSOCIATE JUSTICE COURT OF APPEALS DIVISION TWO-SEAT 4 FOURTH APPELLATE DISTRICT Shall Associate Justice DOUGLAS P.MILLER be elected to the DIVISION TWO-SEAT 1 o5ce for tie term provided by law? Shall Associate Justce Al MCKINSTER be elected to the ❑ YES ofice for tie tern provided by law? ❑ YES ❑ NO ❑ NO ASSOCIATE JUSTICE COURT OF APPEALS FOURTH APPELLATE DISTRICT ASSOCIATE JUSTICE COURT OF APPEALS DIVISION THREE-SEAT 1 FOURTH APPELLATE DISTRICT Shall Associate Justice KATHLEEN E.O'LEARY be elected to DIVISION TWO-SEAT 2 be oAce for the term provided by law? Shall Associate Justice BETTY A.RICHLI be elected to be ofice ❑ YES for be term provided by law? ❑ YES ❑ NO NO ElASSOCIATE JUSTICE COURT OF APPEALS FOURTH APPELLATE DISTRICT ASSOCIATE JUSTICE COURT OF APPEALS DIVISION THREE-SEAT 2 FOURTH APPELLATE DISTRICT Shall Associate Justce RAYMOND J.IKOLA be elected to the DIVISION TWO-SEAT 3 ofice for tie term provided by law? Shall Associate Justice JEFFREY KING be elected to be ON ❑ YES for he term provided by law? ❑ YES ❑ NO ❑ NO 686800DE 1033 00532 07 SO 115-009 OFFICIAL BALLOT SAN DIEGO COUNTY- GENERAL ELECTION - NOVEMBER 7, 2006 JUDICIAL I SAN DIEGUITO UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT OFFICE NO.36 Vote far One ROD SHELTON Deputy District Attorney LARRY "JAKE"KINCAID 0 AborneylAdjunct Professor ❑ Write-In SCHOOL MIRACOSTA COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT GOVERNING BOARD MEMBER TRUSTEE AREA NO.7 Vote i One HENRY HOLLOWAY oIncumbent JUDY STRATTAN ElRetired College President ❑ Write-In GOVERNING BOARD MEMBER We for no more than Three BARBARA SWITLER BROTH Member, San Dieguito Union High School District Board STEPHEN COCHRANE E] University Professor . . DEANNA"DEE"RICH Member,Governing Board San Dieguiro Union High School District LINDA FRIEDMAN- Trustee- San Dieguilo Union High School District ❑ Write-In ❑ Write-In ❑ Write-In r OFFICIAL BALLOT D01ECF4A 1033 00532 08 SO 115-010 2226182E 1033 00532 09 SD 115-011/ l SAN DIEGO COUNTY- GENERAL ELECTION - NOVEMBER 7, 2006 SCHOOL I CITY ENCINITAS UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT GOVERNING BOARD MEMBER Vote ix no more Nan Three TBRUCE BISHOP cherlCollege Administrator CITY OF ENCINITAS MEMBER,CITY COUNCIL Vote for no more Nan Two DAN DALAGER F1 Encinitas Business Owner ' MAUREEN"MO"MUIR ParenV Business Person THOMAS L.BROWN Business OwnerlEngineer I CATHY REGAN Teacher '9'" A KIM RENDLER Parent TERESA A.EARTH Retired,Fairgrounds Supery isor PAUL"PABLO"MARTENS PhabgrapherlConsultanl WILLIAM A.PARKER Incumbent DOUG LONG Plumbing Business Owner I I MARLA W.STRICH Li Incumbent Write-In NINA VITENSON PareniiBusiness Woman Write-In ❑ ❑ Write-In DISTRICT ' I ❑ Write-In OLIVENHAIN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT MEMBER,BOARD OF DIRECTORS-DIV.NO.4 Vote for One Write-In JAMES A,Al F1Retired Attorney I SUSAN J.VARTY Incumbent I ❑ Write-In D01ECF4A 1033 00532 08 SO 115-010 2226182E 1033 00532 09 SD 115-011/ l OFFICIAL BALLOT SAN DIEGO COUNTY- GENERAL ELECTION - NOVEMBER 7, 2006 STATE PROPOSITIONS I PROP IC HOUSING AND EMERGENCY SHELTER TRUST FUND ACT OF 2606,For die purpose of providing shelters for baeered women and their children,clean and sale housing for PROP 1A TRANSPORTATION FUNDING PROTECTION. LEGISLATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.Protects low-income senior chzens,homeownership assistance for the transportation funding for traft congestion relief projects,safety disabled,military veterans,and working Families;and repairs and improvements,and local streets and roads, Prohibits the state accessibility improvements to apartment for families and disabled sales lax an motor vehicle fuels from being used for any purpose citizens,be state shall issue bonds Ill two billion eight other than ransponaton improvement, Authorizes loans of Ness hundred IN million dollars($2,850,000,000)paid from existing funds only in the case of severe state fiscal hardship. Requires stale funds at an average annual cost of two hundred and bur loans of revenues from states sales tax on motor vehicle fuels to million dollars($204,000,000)per year over fie 30 year life of the be fully repaid within the has years. Restricts loans b no more bonds. Requires reporting and publication of annual independent than Mice in any 10-year period. Fiscal Impact No revenue audited reports showing use of funds,and limits administration and effect or cost effects. Increases stabiliy of funding to transportation overhead costs. in 2007 and thereafter. El YES ❑ NO ❑ YES ❑ NO PROP ID KINDERGARTEN-UNIVERSITY PUBLIC EDUCATION FACILITIES BOND ACT OF 2006.This fan billion PROP 1B HIGHWAY SAFETY,TRAFFIC REDUCTION,AIR QUALITY,AND PORT SECURITY BOND ACT OF 2006.This lour hundred sixteen million dollar($10,416,000,000)bond issue act makes safety improvements and repairs to state highways, will provide needed funding to relieve public school overcrowding upgrades freeways to reduce congestion,repairs local streets and and b repair older schools. it will improve earthquake salary and roads,upgrades highways along major transportaton cannon, fund vocational educatonal facilites in public schools. Bond funds improves seismic safety of local bridges,expands public transit must be spent according N strict accountability measures. Funds helps complete fie state's network of car pool lanes,reduces air will also be used to repair and upgrade existing public college and pollution,and improves aru4amcrism secunty at shipping ports by university buildings and lo build new classrooms to accommodate providing for a bond issue not to exceed nineteen billion nine the growing student enrollment in the Cali arnia Community hundred txenty-five million dollars($19,925.000,000). Fiscal Colleges,be University of California,and he California Slate Impact: State costs of approximately$38.9 billion over 30 years University. Fiscal Impact State costs of about$20.3 billion to to repay bonds. Additional unknown state and local operators pay of both be principal($10.4 billion)and interest($9.9 billion) and maintenance costs, on the bonds. Payments of about$680 million per year. YES ❑ YES ❑ NO ❑ NO Y OE66C68C 1033 00532 10 SO 115-012 OFFICIAL BALLOT SAN DIEGO COUNTY- GENERAL ELECTION - NOVEMBER 7,2006 STATE PROPOSITIONS I PROP 84 WATER QUALITY,SAFETY AND SUPPLY. FLOOD CONTROL. NATURAL RESOURCE PROTECTION. PROP 1E DISASTER PREPAREDNESS AND FLOOD PREVENTION BOND ACT OF 2006.This act rebuilds and repairs California's most vulnerable flood control strucures to protect homes and prevent loss of life from food-rela ed disasters, including levee failures,flash floods,and mudslides,it protects California's drinking water supply system by rebuilding delta levees Nat are vulnerable to earthquakes and storms;by authorizing a$4.09 billion dollar bond act. Fiscal Impact: State cost of approximately$8 billion over 30 years b repay bonds. Reduction in local property lax revenues of potentially up ro several million dollars annually.Additonal unknown state and local operations and maintenance costs. ❑ YES ❑ NO PROP 83 SEX OFFENDERS. SEXUALLY VIOLENT PREDATORS.PUNISHMENT,RESIDENCE RESTRICTIONS AND MONITORING.INITIATIVE STATUTE.Increases penaltes for violent and habitual sex offenders and child molesters, Prohibits residence near schools and parks, Requires Global Fashioning System monitoring of registered sex offenders, Fiscal Impact Net state operating cosy within ten years of up b a couple hundred million dollars annually;parental one-trine slate construction costs up b several hundred million dollars)unknown net faced impact on local governments. ❑ YES ❑ NO C836790D 1033 00532 11 PARK IMPROVEMENTS. BONDS. INITIATIVE STATUTE. Funds water,flood control,natural resources,park and conservation projects by authorizing$5,388,000,000 in general obligaton bonds. Emergency drinking water safety provisions. Fiscal Impact Same cost of$10.5 billion over 30 years to repay bonds, Reduced Taal property tax revenues of several million dollars annually. Unknown stale and local operators and maintenance costs,potentially fans of millions of dollars annually. ❑ YES L PROP 85 WAITING PERIOD AND PARENTAL NOTIFICATION BEFORE TERMINATION OF MINOR'S PREGNANCY.INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Amends California Constitution prohibiting abortion for unemancipated minor untl 48 hours after physician notites minors parenilguardian,except in medical emergency or w parental waiver, Mandates reporting requirements. Authorizes monetary damages against physicians far violator Fiscal Impact Potential unknown net title costs of several million dollars annually for health and social services programs,court admimstraton,and slate health agency administration combined, ❑ YES ❑ NO SO 115-013 OFFICIAL BALLOT SAN DIEGO COUNTY- GENERAL ELECTION - NOVEMBER 7, 2006 STATE PROPOSITIONS I PROP 88 EDUCATION FUNDING. REAL PROPERTY PARCEL TAX.INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PROP 86 TAX ON CIGARETTES.INITIATIVE AND STATUTE.Imposes$50 tax on each real property parcel to CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT AND STATUTE.Imposes provide additional public school funding for kindergarten Ihrough addoonal$2,60 per pack excise tax an cigarettes and indirectly grade 12. Exempt certain elderly,disabled homeowners from increases taxes on other tobacco product, Provides funding for tax. Use of funds restricted or specific educational purposes. various health programs,children's health coverage,and tobacco- Fiscal Impact State parcel tax revenue of roughly$450 million related programs. Fiscal Impact Increase in excise tax annually,allocated b school district for specified education revenues of about$2.1 billion annually in 2007-08 spentfor the programs. specified purposes outlined above. Other potentially significant YES cost,cost and savings for stab and local governments due to program changes. ❑ YES El NO PROP 87 ALTERNATIVE ENERGY. RESEARCH, PRODUCTION,INCENTIVES. TAX ON CALIFORNIA OIL PRODUCERS,INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT AND STATUTE.Establishes$4 billion program to reduce petroleum consumpton through incentives for alternative energy, education and training. Funded by tax on California oil producers. Fiscal Impact Stale ail tax revenues of$225 million to$4135 million annually for alternai energy programs totaling$4 billion. Stata and local revenue reductions up to low tens of millions of dollars annually. ❑ YES ❑ NO ❑ NO PROP 89 POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS. PUBLIC FINANCING, CORPORATE TAX INCREASE. CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTION AND EXPENDITURE LIMITS, INITIATIVE STATUTE.Provides that eligible candidates for stale elective office may receive public campaign funding. Increases tax on corporations and financial instibfions by 0.2 percent to kind program. Imposes new campaign contributonlexpendifure limit. Fiscal Impact. Increased revenues(primarily from increased taxes on corporations and financial instibtions)totaling more than$200 million annually to pay for Ne public financing of political campaigns. n YES A06DO64C 1033 00 90 4 12 SD 115-014 I OFFICIAL BALLOT SAN DIEGO COUNTY- GENERAL ELECTION - NOVEMBER 7, 2006 STATE PROPOSITIONS PROP 90 GOVERNMENT ACQUISITION,REGULATION OF PRIVATE PROPERTY.INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.Bars statellocal governments from condemning or damaging private property b promote other private project,uses. Limit governments auDtaity to adopt certain land use,housing, consumer environmental,workplace lawslregulatons. Fiscal Impact Increased annual government costs to pay property owners for losses to their property associated with new laws and rules,and for property acquisitions. These cost are unknown, but patentally significant on a statewide basis, ❑ YES ❑ NO LOCAL PROPOSITIONS SAN DIEGO COUNTY REGIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY-ADVISORY VOTE ONLY PROP A To provide for San Diego's long-term air transportation needs,shall the Airport Authority and government oficials work to obtain approximately 3,000 of 23,000 acres all Miramar by 2020 for a commercial airport provided necessary traBc and freeway improvement are made,military readiness is maintained without expense to the military for modifying or relocating operators,no local taxes are used on lie airport overall noise impact are reduced,and necessary Lindbergh Field improvement are completed? ❑ YES ❑ NO 3F LCA3D5 1033 00532 13 SO 115-015 VOTER INFORMATION PAMPHLET The following pages contain STATE SENATE AND ASSEMBLY CANDIDATES ACCEPTING VOLUNTARY SPENDING LIMITS and CANDIDATES' STATEMENTS wine LOCAL BALLOT MEASURES, TAX RATE STATEMENTS, ANALYSES, ARGUMENTS, REBUTTALS, CHARTER TEXT AND ORDINANCES (whichever are applicable to your ballot) A SEPARATE CALIFORNIA STATE PAMPHLET (IN 81/z X 11 NEWSPRINT) IS PROVIDED BY THE SECRETARY OF STATE AND CONTAINS INFORMATION CONCERNING THE STATE PROPOSITIONS. ARGUMENTS AND REBUTTALS Arguments in support of or in opposition to the proposed measures are the opinions of the authors and have not been checked for accuracy by any official agency. CANDIDATES' STATEMENTS Senate and Assembly candidates who accepted voluntary spending limits, as well as all candidates for local nonpartisan offices had the opportunity to submit a statement. The following pages may not contain a statement for every candidate, as some candidates chose not to submit one. The statements are the opinions of the authors and have not been checked for accuracy by any official agency. Candidate statement costs are paid by the candidate or, in some cases, by the jurisdiction. (A complete list of candidates appears on the "SAMPLE" version of the Official Ballot in this pamphlet.) CANDIDATES ACCEPTING VOLUNTARY SPENDING LIMITS (These provisions apply to State Senate and Assembly candidates only.) Pursuant to state law, the following candidates have accepted voluntary spending limits and, therefore, are eligible to submit a candidate statement. .1 This notice applies only if candidates for State Senate or Assembly have qualified for the ballot In your party. CANDIDATES BY DISTRICT CANDIDATE STATEMENT SUBMITTED 36TH STATE SENATE Mark Hansen, DEM YES Joe B. Shea, LIB NO 38TH STATE SENATE Brian A. Klea, LIB NO 66TH STATE ASSEMBLY Laurel Nicholson, DEM YES 73 RD STATE ASSEMBLY Andrew H, Favor, LIB I YES 75TH STATE ASSEMBLY Scott Meyer, DEM YES 76TH STATE ASSEMBLY Ralph Denney, REP YES 77TH STATE ASSEMBLY Joel Anderson, REP YES Rich Belitz, LIB NO 78TH STATE ASSEMBLY Geof Gibson, LIB NO Maxine Sherard, DEM YES 79TH STATE ASSEMBLY Jean Roesch, REP I YES FP-03-8 'r SD 115-016 FP-53 SD 115-017 COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO Judge of the Superior Court—Office No. 36 ROD SHELTON Deputy District Attorney ROD SHELTON — LAW ENFORCEMENT'S CHOICE: Endorsed by Sheriff Bill Kolender . . . District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis . . . Deputy Sheriffs' Association . . . San Diego Police Officers' Association . . . Peace Officers Research Association of California (representing all of San Diego County's Frontline Law Enforcement) . . . Police Officers'Associations for El Cajon, Ls Mesa, Oceanside, Escondido,National City, Chula Vista, Coronado,Carlsbad, San Diego Harbor Police, and San Diego City Schools . . . National Latino Police Officers' Association . . . Black Peace Officers' Association . . . DA Investigators' Association . . . Women Prosecutors of California. ROD SHELTON — EXPERIENCED AND HIGHLY QUALIFIED: The only candidate rated well qualified by San Diego County Bar . . . The only veteran courtroom attorney and deputy district attorney in this race . . . The only successful prosecutor of hundreds of felons, including murder and rape. ROD SHELTON—INTEGRITY AND ETHICS: Endorsed by over 50 Superior Court Judges . . . San Diegans Against Crime.. .Crime Victims United. ROD SHELTON—COMMUNITY LEADER: Fighting gang violence to protect our community . . . Married with three children . Past President, Earl B. Gilliam Bar Association . . . YMCA volunteer.. .Youth Football and Basketball Coach. . .Men's Church Ministry. ROD SHELTON — A JUDGE WE CAN TRUST: More than 10,000 police officers, fire fighters, deputy sheriffs, prosecutors and superior court judges support Rod Shelton. Join the men and women we trust to keep us safe and Vote Rod Shelton for Judge. www.Sh eltonf o rJ udge.c om COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO Judge of the Superior Court-Office No. 36 LARRY "JAKE" KINCAID Age: 50 Attorney/Adjunct Professor Criminal Law MOST EXPERIENCED CANDIDATE. Six years TEMPORARY JUDGE handling over 1,000 CASES in El Cajon and Chula Vista. Nine years San Diego County Bar Association ARBITRATOR hearing disputes between citizens and their attorneys. VETERAN DEPUTY SHERIFF (ret.), Veteran Attorney experienced in criminal, civil, family and juvenile law, UNIVERSITY ADJUNCT PROFESSOR teaching Criminal Law and Business Law to Police Officers and Military. Education: OXFORD UNIVERSITY, UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO, SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY. COMMUNITY SERVANT: 7 years teaching Sunday School, 6 years instructing Senior Citizens in Constitutional law, 3 years teaching American Government & Economics, 2 years mentoring students with learning disabilities and disciplinary problems, 9 years volunteering at Domestic Violence Clinic,currently serving as Selective Service System local board member. LARRY combines his background as a VETERAN LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER, TEMPORARY JUDGE, common sense and accountability with his commitment to uphold the law and treat all people equally. He will follow the law,not create law from the bench. He will DO JUSTICE, NOT DO AWAY WITH JUSTICE. He will remember he is a servant of the people. LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS, COURT CLERKS, PROFESSORS, ATTORNEYS, CITIZENS BELIEVE IN HIM, SUPPORT AND ENDORCE HIM. Join them to elect Larry Superior Court Judge. Vote for Experience. www.kincaidtoriudoe.com MIRACOSTA COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT Governing Board Member-Trustee Area No. 7 JUDY STRATTAN Age: 67 Retired Community College President I am seeking a position on the Board of Trustees to ensure that MiraCosta College retain the exemplary reputation it has earned for decades and remain a premiere institution providing quality education for the communities it serves. It is a board member's responsibility to assure the community of a fiscally responsible,well-governed institution. My doctorate in Educational Leadership is from the University of San Diego. I served MiraCosta College from 1978-1987 as Dean of Students, Columbia College 1987-1993 as Vice-President of Student Services and Barstow College 1993-1997 as President/Superintendent. Earlier, I spent 15 years in education at the university and community college level in Illinois,also serving as a member of the Elgin city council and of the Coles County Criminal Justice Commission. I have served on women's center advisory councils, small business development councils, college foundations and a chamber of commerce,among others. My approach to working with the community,board colleagues and campus constituents would be honest, consistent, accessible and collaborative. I believe my experiences in community service I and college administration have prepared me to serve the community in this role, and I would appreciate your vote. For more information,visit www.judystrattan.net. CS-CWO1-1 •N So 115-019 CS-35MO-1 SO 115-019 SAN DIEGUITO UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member BARBARA SWITZER GROTH Member,San Dieguito Union High School District Board SAN DIEGUITO UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member Age: 53 DEANNA "DEE" RICH Vice-President, Board of Trustees QUALITY EDUCATION: All students deserve an excellent education, whether they are college bound or entering the workplace. San Dieguito Union High School District (SDUHSD) has opened Honors classes to all and has expanded career-technology options. EXCELLENCE: Every one of our schools has earned state and/or national recognition for excellence. However,we must always work to improve how we teach and support our students. Recruiting highly qualified teachers and providing well-equipped schools is essential. FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY: When money is tight, tough budget decisions are needed. Expenditures must pass the"absolutely necessary" test. I'm committed to keeping budget cuts away from classrooms and to making Sacramento and Washington, D.C. aware of our local concerns and needs. COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT: We must continue to welcome the participation and ideas of parents, students,and community members. These invaluable partners are critical in making our schools great and our students successful. EXPERIENCE: President, SDUHSD Board of Trustees (2004-05) . Member, San Diego County/City Government Domain Committee . . . President, San Diego County School Boards Association. . .Past-chairperson, Legislative Action Network BACKGROUND: My husband, George,and I have been married 29 years,and are graduates of San Dieguito High School and UCLA. Our 2 children are graduates of District schools. VOTE BARBARA GROTH for SAN DIEGUITO SCHOOL BOARD SAN DIEGUITO UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member STEPHEN COCHRANE Age: 37 University Professor/Administrator Education: Ph.D.- Education Law, Policy, and Practice (Capella University); M.A.- Special Education(Point Loma Nazarene University);B.A.-Literature(PLNU). Present Positions: Professor of Special Education/University Administrator (Azusa Pacific University). Member of the Board of Directors(Educational Advocacy for Children). Prior Positions: Elementary, Middle School, High School, Community College Teacher, Business Executive. Background: Canyon Hills Community Church. Married to Dr. Aimee Cochrane, a psychology professor and therapist. Enjoys the outdoors- biking, hiking, tennis, basketball, and Del Mar summer concerts. Authored academic papers pertaining to pertinent educational issues, conducted educational research,solicited presenter at national and local education conferences. Message: We live in a beautiful environment with strong community values. It would be very meaningful for me to serve our impressive community as a school board member. I have a great deal of experience as a classroom teacher, education professor, university administrator, and business executive. If elected, I would focus on the following areas: 1) Fiscal efficiency/reducing Age: 63 PROTECTING QUALITY EDUCATION: Our reputation for outstanding education must continue to meet the challenges of growth. High academic expectations, innovative programs, safe campuses, fiscal responsibility, and construction of needed facilities must remain our highest priorities. PROVEN LEADERSHIP AND EXPERIENCE: 2006 San Diego County School Boards Association"School Board Member of the Year" . . . President, San Diego County School Boards Association, 1994-96 . Former Vice-Chair School Facility Financing Authority . . . Former II Coastal Community Foundation Board member . . . Former President San Dieguito Union High j School District '9 COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE: During my 34 years as a community leader, including 25 5d years as a school Trustee, our schools have seen increased college admissions, higher advanced placement participation,and national awards for academic excellence. TACKLING IMPORTANT ISSUES: Required developers to provide needed facilities, including Canyon Crest Academy, La Costa Canyon High School, and Carmel Valley Middle School . . . i Insured timely opening of new high school. Fought for our fair share of state revenues to go directly to classrooms. . . Advocated for shared-use County Library at Earl Warren Middle School maximizing taxpayer dollars . Supported creation of San Dieguito and Canyon Crest Academies to give parents and students a choice. PERSONAL BACKGROUND: Phi Beta Kappa,Tufts University. Married to Dr. Michael Rich for 42 years. Two children graduated from district schools . . . With your support, I will continue to fight for academic excellence and quality educational opportunities for all students. SAN DIEGUITO UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member LINDA FRIEDMAN President, San Dieguito Union High School District Board of Trustees PROVEN LEADERSHIP: It has been my honor to serve on the San Dieguito Union High School District Board for the past 4 years. I have overseen the construction of Canyon Crest Academy, the new media center and modernization at San Dieguito Academy and the construction of state of the art fields at Torrey Pines and La Costa Canyon High Schools. I have provided budget oversight with declining state revenues to maximize dollars and minimize expenditures while keeping resources close to the classroom. ACHIEVEMENTS: Current Board President . . .served as chairperson for the Legislative Action Network . . . Member; Strategic Planning Team. . . earned California School Board Association's Masters in Governance. COMMITTED TO EXCELLENCE: Quality public education is the foundation of our future. Every one of our Middle Schools and High Schools has been a California Distinguished School. We have made great progress in closing the achievement gap in student performance and in expanding our career technical course offerings. By opening access to the honors program every student has risen to the challenge of achieving excellence. INFORMATION: Married to husband Dan for 27 years,with 3 children;one graduate student and 2 still attending District Schools. CS-12FO-1 SD 115-020 CS-12FO-2 So 115.021 ENCINITAS UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member BRUCE BISHOP Teacher/College Administrator/Parent I am committed to the investigation of the most current innovative and creative approaches to educating our kids. I am committed to listening to the concerns of the residents of the District. I am committed to fiscal responsibility and to being held accountable for the use of public funds. I am committed to moving beyond excellence in our schools and working toward achieving even greater success. I am committed to the idea that we should abandon the "business as usual" approach of the board and seek new ideas and perspectives. I am committed to assuring the best continuing education opportunities for District employees. I am committed to my two children who attend elementary school in Encinitas and I am committed to the other families and the kids of the District. I am committed to the idea and the ideals embodied in the public school system. I have been involved in public education for my entire professional life. I have worked as a classroom teacher (speech and debate) and administrator at Palomar College for almost 30 years. I am also a certified parliamentarian by the American Institute of Parliamentarians. ENCINITAS UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member MAUREEN "MO" MUIR Parent/Business Person/Community Volunteer BETTER SCHOOL'S WITHOUT NEW TA%ESI ACCOUNTABILITY I'm a taxpayer who supports public schools, but tax dollars should be spent in the classroom,not on unnecessary bureaucrats and excessive administrative costs. I will work to ensure every child has a certified and motivated teacher, current textbooks and a clean, safe and drug free school. PERFORMANCE I will use performance audits to measure teachers and administrators; AND I WILL HOLD THEM ACCOUNTABLE. ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT I support a back-to-basics curriculum utilizing a challenging progressive learning system that infuses technology and prepares our children for the future. ENGLISH IMMERSION Elementary schools must develop learning and communication skills so our children can become productive members of our society and economy. Fluency in English for every student is my goal. COLLABORATION District teachers must enthusiastically work with parents to provide the best education possible. Encinitas families should not have to pay for private schools or professional tutoring. COMMITMENT My son (age 5) is a district student; I am endorsed by the community and parents; I will use my education (1984 BA Political Science, USD) and resources to ensure Encinitas public schools offer the best curriculum,taught by the best teachers. (760)402-8361 . . . M04kids®adelphia.net. CS-1363-1 SD 115.022 ENCINITAS UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member CATHY REGAN Teacher Age: 57 A Record of Excellence: The Encinitas Union School District has received national and state recognition for its quality schools and programs during Cathy Regan's seventeen years on the school board. Test scores are among the highest in the county and are well above the state average. The district remains fiscally sound and schools are being modernized and upgraded. Encinitas schools have earned an excellent reputation and Cathy is committed to each school's continued improvement so that every child meets or exceeds California's academic standards. Proven Leadership Experience: Encinitas School Board Member for 17 years; School Board President for 4 years; Graduate of California School Leadership Academy; Chairperson of the Encinitas School District Legislative Action Committee; Board Member of the Encinitas Educational Foundation and PTA; Carlsbad Parks and Recreation Commissioner; Nichols Elementary Leadership Team and Head Teacher. Personal Background: Local resident for 27 years; married to Jim Regan; two daughters, Erin and Bridget, both graduates of the Encinitas schools; Oceanside Unified teacher for 12 years; Oceanside Unified 2005 Teacher of the Year. Cathy Regan is committed to providing safe campuses and quality educational programs for all students. Vote for Cathy Regan,a Proven Leader. ENCINITAS UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member KIM RENDLER Parent I am announcing my candidacy for the Encinitas School Board. I have a unique blend of credentials that I believe will serve all children of Encinitas School District. I have a Bachelor of Science Degree and have been providing physical therapy services to children in the public school system for the past three years. I also have two children enrolled in the Encinitas public schools. We initially moved to Encinitas because of its excellent academic reputation. However, after interacting, observing and educating myself, I have concluded that the needs of students with learning disabilities are not being met. As a result, these students are struggling academically and are not meeting the District's goals. Furthermore, it has been my personal experience that parents are not treated with respect. It is my belief that there is a need for scientifically based teaching techniques, a mode should be established for Response to Instruction, an attitude developed where children and parents are the focus, and the Federal Regulation be followed to the letter. If elected I plan to work tirelessly to address the educational needs of all students. I also plan to be a voice for the under-represented learning-disabled students. CS-1363-2 SD 115-023 ENCINITAS UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member WILLIAM A. PARKER Incumbent/reacher/Parent ENCINITAS UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member �I NINA VITENSON Age: 41 Age: 54 Mother of Two District Students and Business Woman BILL PARKER is an experienced board member and educator with a record of working for excellence in our schools. Excellent Schools: Bill Parker has worked during his twelve years as a board member to improve our schools. The Encinitas Union School District has developed a reputation statewide and nationally for its outstanding schools. Our test scores are among the highest in the county. This year,three of our schools were chosen as California Distinguished Schools. Bill will continue to improve student performance, modernize neighborhood schools, maintain fiscal solvency and ensure student"wellness"and"safety". Community Member: Bill Parker is a resident of Leucadia with his wife Toni and his two daughters. Both of Bill's daughters attended Paul Ecke Central and Pacific View schools. Fell is studying veterinary medicine at UC Davis. Tori attends Sonoma State and is planning to enter nursing school. Community Service: Bill Parker's career spans over 27 years as a Special Education Teacher in Carlsbad. His service includes: School Board President; School Improvement Program Coordinator; Program Quality Review; Legislative Action Committee; School Site Council; PTA board member and Encinitas Education Foundation. Vote for Bill Parker: A commitment to excellence and quality in our schools! ENCINITAS UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT Governing Board Member MARLA W. STRICH Incumbent MARLA STRICH - PROVEN LEADER. She has served on the EUSD Board for 8 years. She has been president, vice president and clerk of the board. As Board President she spearheaded the successful search for a new Superintendent. She co-chaired the successful campaign for Proposition O, EUSO's$29.5 million school bond. She serves on the EUSD Strategic Planning and Legislative Action Committees. MARLA STRICH-ACTIVE COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER. She is co-leader of her daughter's Girl Scout troop and is actively involved in her son's sports activities. She was named 2002 Volunteer of the Year for Ocean Knoll School. She has traveled to Sacramento every year to more local control. SOUTH CARLSBAD CHILDREN. During her tenure the district opened one new school and modernized campuses. Test scores continue to be among the highest in the county and state. The district utilizes data for making daily decisions regarding improving achievement for all students. VOTE FOR EXPERIENCE COMMITMENT AND LEADERSHIP. VOTE FOR MARLA STRICH. Committed to improving Encinitas public schools. Endorsed by business and community leaders and hundreds of parents. MY COMMITMENT We must improve public schools in Encinitas. Encinitas families should not have to send their children to private school in order to receive a superior education. I understand and share your concerns;I will listen to and work for all Encinitas families. ENGLISH IMMERSION I grew up in a bilingual family (Spanish/English) and my children (5/7) are bilingual. Dual immersion is a failed strategy; English immersion will provide all children with the opportunity to become productive members of the English speaking economy and world. TECHNOLOGY My business career was with a large technology-driven company and I am committed to preparing our children for the advanced technologies of the future. EUSD's technology education plan is six years old; I will address this problem immediately. ACCOUNTABILITY I will hold teachers and administrators accountable. The district's curriculum and business plan is outdated. No family should have to resort to commercial tutoring to help their children learn basic subjects. I have a degree in Business Management. I am endorsed by numerous community leaders and hundreds of parents. I will work tirelessly for our children. Contact meat Vitenson®hotmail.con) CS-1363-3 II SO 115-024 u CS-1363-4 SO 115-025 CITY OF ENCINITAS Member of the City Council DAN DALAGER Age: 56 Encinitas Business Owner I was born and raised in Encinitas and want it to be the finest city it can be. Our family business has been here since 1947,and hopefully will be for years to come. We must plan our future with common sense decisions that ensure long term viability for both our business and residential communities. I ran for the City Council in 2002 because a planned Tot-Lot at Moonlight Beach was stopped by a Council majority. I wanted to change that. Since my election, that playground / picnic area is open and enjoyed by our citizens. Cottonwood Creek Park, arguably the finest park in the County, has also opened and is well used by our citizens. Construction of our new library is well underway,on time and on budget. This term I will work to ensure that the construction of the Hall Park is commenced, the rehabilitation of our three fire stations is completed, and the revitalization of Downtown Cardiff and Leucadia is pursued in a cost effective and fiscally responsible manner. My business experience, fiscally conservative approach, and commitment to preserving our history and traditions will serve me well in serving you. CITY OF ENCINITAS Member of the City Council THOMAS L. BROWN Business Owner/Engineer As a longtime resident of Encinitas. I have watched our city blossom into the best community in the region. Much has been accomplished but much is left to complete. I am proud of my family, my business accomplishments, my military service, and my city. Now is the time to give back. I am running for Encinitas City Council because I believe the best is yet to come. We started our company twenty years ago with four employees. Now, we have over a hundred employees on the payroll. And, it is still a family-owned business. The next elected council member must be able to read a balance sheet and understand cost projections and analysis. Too often, projects run over budget and other vital city services suffer. This will not happen on my watch. I will be a vigilant steward of the taxpayer's dollars—YOUR DOLLARS. As a founding member and current Chairman, Board of Trustees of the San Diego Family Justice Center Foundation, I know how to prioritize what is important to my fellow citizens. Public Safety Is one of my top priorities. As an Honorary Deputy Sheriff, I will strive to make sure that our City streets remain safe. CITY OF ENCINITAS Member of the City Council TERESA A. BARTH Age: 53 Community Leader/Retired, Fairgrounds Supervisor I am a third generation resident of Coastal North County. I am President of the Friends of the Cardiff-by-the-Sea Library,serve on the board of the Cardiff- by-the-Sea Chamber of Commerce and two regional boards — Greater San Diego Resource Conservation District and San Diego County Fish and Wildlife Advisory Commission. Community service is a family tradition. Twenty years ago residents crafted a General Plan that provided a framework for future development and traffic management. Now many decisions favor over-development to benefit a few at the expense of the majority. I oppose up-zoning unless approved by a vote of the people. In spite of increased sales and property tax revenue, this council is committing Encinitas to generations of long-term debt instead of living within our means. We can sustain our quality of life and the unique character of the five communities through fair and equitable application of the General Plan, fiscal prudence and sound environmental policies. The recent landslide defeats of council-supported Props A and C prove residents want change. I agree—we can do better. I will approach the job with honesty,optimism and pledge to listen to all residents. I ask for your vote. www.BirthForEncinitas.com 760-634-9701 CITY OF ENCINITAS Member of the City Council PAUL "PABLO" MARTENS Photographer/Consultant Age: 48 We the People of Encinitas are entitled to representation consistent with our Rights and Privileges as faithful Citizens regardless of tenure, ability, creed or personal beliefs. Each and every day brings renewed responsibilities in the management of our Lives and those of our Children. This ongoing process involves Protection of our Environment, Police, Firefighters, Emergency Technicians and Public Servants who willingly serve us for limited Compensation. At this time, creative solutions regarding transportation, development, education, wastewater and the administration of our government itself are needed. Many of us pray that these things will cease, but that notion is unrealistic during wartime. We, as Americans, cannot and will not forget our History. The proper implementation of our Electoral Process requires ONE ballot be given to every eligible Voter. We are advised to vote properly,and have our votes counted. Having resided in Leucadia for almost thirteen years, I am fortunate to have visited Here since 1976. 1 am astounded by the beauty we see. Thanks for your consideration of myself and those who run with me for inclusion with our Council. You have my solemn promise that the execution of my duties remains consistent with the objectives and ideas outlined above. www.marlens50.com CS-09V0-1 SD 115.026 11 CS-09VO-2 SD 115.027 CITY OF ENCINITAS Member of the City Council DOUG LONG Owner Bert's Plumbing DOUG LONG: OUR BEST CHOICE FOR ENCINITAS. PERSONAL: A 52 year resident, Doug Long grew up in Cardiff by the Sea and Encinitas, attending Cardiff Elementary, Encinitas Central, Ocean Knoll, Oak Crest, and San Dieguito High School, graduating in 1968. Doug then attended Palomar College before serving in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves, 1970-1977. PROFESSIONAL: Doug owns and operates BERT'S PLUMBING, co-founded with his father, Bert,in 1974. FAMILY: Married 34 years, Doug and Karen Long are Encinitas homeowners and have two adult children, Brian,29 and Christi,25. COMMUNITY SERVICE: Secretary, Encinitas Optimist Club, 1972. Director,Downtown Encinitas MainStreet Association (DEMA), (2002 - present). Member, Encinitas Holiday Parade Committee (2001 - present). Member, Encinitas Chamber of Commerce (1994 - present). Sponsored Little League,Soccer and Girls softball for last 34 years. CIVIC CONTRIBUTIONS: Doug was appointed to the Encinitas Parks and Recreation Commission, 2003. Elected Chairperson, 2005. Doug has attended virtually every City Council meeting since 20001 AWARDS: La Costa Canyon H.S. "Spirit Award," 1997 and "Everyday Hero Award," 1998- 99.Encinitas Chamber"Volunteer of the Year" 1998. DEMA"Director of the Year"(2005). DOUG LONG: GOING TO BAT FOR THE FAMILIES OF ENCINITAS. PLEASE VOTE FOR DOUG LONG FOR CITY COUNCIL. CS-09VO-3 . So 115-028 OLIVENHAIN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT Board of Directors— Division No. 4 JAMES A. ALEXY Age: 67 Retired Attorney I graduated from the Philadelphia public schools, Penn State University(1960)and Villanova Law School (1963). 1 practiced law in the states of Pennsylvania and New Jersey (1964-1987) and North Carolina(1988-2001). Prior to retirement (2001), 1 was a partner in several law firms and practiced in the areas of criminal law (Assistant District Attorney-Philadelphia), commercial law (Adjunct Professor of Law, University of Pennsylvania-Wharton School (1970-1985), business and real estate law INC 1988 -2001). 1 am married with one child,a daughter. From 1989 - 1999, 1 served as a volunteer fireman with the Corolla Fire Department and Nags Head Fire Department located in Dare County North Carolina and as the attorney for the Fire Chiefs'Association of Dare County. From 2001 - April, 2006 1 served with the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary in operations and as an attorney with the US Coast Guard's 5th District Legal Department in Portsmouth, Va. In that capacity I have participated in the Coast Guard's mission of being the lead military agency to the Department of Homeland Security,which has the duly of protecting our Country in this time of war. If elected, I pledge the same dedication to this Office. OLIVENHAIN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT Board of Directors — Division No. 4 SUSAN J. VARTY Age: 55 Incumbent OMWD Director Company CEO/Community Volunteer Major accomplishments as OMWD Director: Built the first dam in San Diego County in 30 years: on time,on budget and with the full support of the environmental community. . . Built a 34 million gallon per day water treatment plant with state of the art technology . . . Served as a director of the San Diego County Water Authority for 5 years . . Currently serve as a director of the Association of California Water Agencies for Region 10 . . . Completed the Special Districts Institute Special Districts Leadership & Management program . . . As a Finance Committee member, instituted long term planning to avoid"rate management by crisis". . . Strong supporter of CIRC (Cooperative Interagency Resources Coalition) which shares services/resources with other SD County agencies, therefore reducing costs . Developed Tiger Teams, where employees compete to cut costs, increase revenues, and receive state and federal grants . . . OMWD chosen in 2006 as San Diego's Best Workplaces by San Diego Magazine . . . Attendance Record: Missed one meeting in 4 years. . . Fiscal conservative. Personal: Mother of two teenagers (both in college), married for 23 years, San Diego County resident for 28 years,enjoys reading,gardening, Padre and Charger games CS-16C4-1 \ SD 115-028 SAN DIEGO COUNTY REGIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY Proposition A (This proposition will appear on the ballot in the following form.) PROP A ADVISORY VOTE ONLY To provide for San Diego's long-term air transportation needs, shall the Airport Authority and government officials work to obtain approximately 3,000 of 23,000 acres at MCAS Miramar by 2020 for a commercial airport provided necessary traffic and freeway improvements are made, military readiness is maintained without expense to the military for modifying or relocating operations, no local taxes are used on the airport, overall noise impacts are reduced,and necessary Lindbergh Field improvements are completed? COUNTY COUNSEL IMPARTIAL ANALYSIS This Proposition A is an advisory measure presented to the voters by the San Diego County Regional Airport Authority ("Airport Authority'). An advisory measure means that if the voters approve the measure,the provisions of the measure would not be binding,but rather would be an indication of the voters' preference and advice on the subject of the measure to the Airport Authority. California law requires that the Airport Authority adopt a comprehensive plan on the development of San Diego's regional international airport, including a review of alternate sites. The Airport Authority's site recommendation must then be presented to the voters in the form of a local ballot proposition. The Airport Authority has identified Marine Corps Air Station ("MICAS") Miramar as its site recommendation. The question presented by this measure is whether the voters support the Airport Authority's site recommendation of MCAS Miramar for development of a commercial airport. The measure calls for the use of 3,000 of MCAS Miramar's 23,000 acres. The Airport Authority's advisory measure makes its recommendation of the MICAS Miramar site subject to certain conditions: that traffic improvements are made; military readiness is preserved at no expense to the military for modifying or relocating operations; local taxes are not used on the airport; noise impacts are reduced; and, improvements at the current Lindbergh field are completed. In addition to the conditions specified in the advisory measure,establishing a commercial airport at MCAS Miramar would require environmental review under California and federal law,and a change in the federal law which now prohibits civilian aircraft from regularly using MICAS Miramar. The voters' indication of support or non-support for this measure is advisory to the Airport Authority for purposes of fulfilling its obligation to adopt a comprehensive plan on the future development of San Diego's Regional International Airport. A"YES"vote means that you would support the Airport Authority's recommendation to work with other governmental officials to obtain a portion of MICAS Miramar as the site for future development of the San Diego International Airport, including all the conditions specified in the measure. A"NO"vote means that you do not support the Airport Authority's recommendation ARGUMENT IN FAVOR OF PROPOSITION A Are you planning for your future? That's what Proposition A does: plans for a future and a quality of life in San Diego that we all want for our children and our grandchildren. PROPOSITION A IS THE ONLY CHOICE THAT MAKES SENSE FOR OUR FUTURE Proposition A is the result of years of study that show us,time and time again,that Miramar is our only option for an airport in the future. Lindbergh Field simply can not be expanded to meet our future needs. It is too small,and constrained by hills,San Diego Bay,and development. PROPOSITION A DOES NOT TAKE MIRAMAR AWAY FROM THE MILITARY. Proposition A simply gives the Airport Authority direction to begin discussions with the military on future military operations at Miramar and how we can meet both needs of our community—air transportation for civilians and military readiness for our country. PROPOSITION A WILL PROTECT OUR QUALITY OF LIFE, Proposition A simply says it is time to begin planning for a new airport—before we have to drive to Los Angeles to catch the flights we need; before our tourists stop visiting because it is difficult to get here; before visiting family and friends in other parts of the country becomes complex and costly. PROPOSITION A IS RESPONSIBLE PLANNING AND GOOD GOVERNMENT. Proposition A plans for our future—at a time when we can still make choices and decisions. A new airport will take 15-20 years to permit and build. Let us, as a region, take the first step of a very very long journey. Vote Yes on Proposition A. All the Airport Authority wants is a chance to talk with the military and your Yes vote will give them that chance. Vote YES on Proposition A. It's the only choice that makes sense for our future. www.nowsdairc)ort.com JOE CRAVER Chairman,San Diego County Regional Airport Authority ISABELLA HEULE President/CEO San Diego World Trade Center PR-CW01-1 I PR-CWOt-2 SD 115-030 BILL KOLENDER Sheriff, San Diego County SCOTT BARNETT President,TaxpayersAdvocate.org PAUL McCARTHY Vice Admiral, USN (Retired) SD 115-031 REBUTTAL TO THE ARGUMENT IN FAVOR OF PROPOSITION A A Commercial Airport at Miramar is Wrong for San Diego County Proposition A will cause more traffic congestion. A 24-hour per day commercial airport at Miramar will significantly increase traffic congestion on San Diego's freeways and highways. The vital 1-15 corridor will become even more congested,especially in North County. Proposition A is bad for air safety. By adding a 24-hour a day commercial airport to a busy Marine Corps air base, Proposition A will significantly increase the aircraft accident potential and noise over a much broader, heavily populated area. Proposition A is wasteful spending. This measure authorizes the Regional Airport Authority to spend millions more in taxpayer dollars on trying to force the Navy and Marines to leave Miramar. Proposition A is harmful to the Navy and Marine Corps. The Commanding Officer of Miramar has informed the Regional Airport Authority that a commercial airport at Miramar will negatively impact the mission of the U.S. Marine Corps. The Secretary of the Navy has said that a commercial airport at Miramar will harm Navy and Marine readiness. The Navy and Marines already have had over 900 hours of direct meetings and dialogue with the Regional Airport Authority. They have slated clearly the position of the distinguished leaders of those services: A commercial airport at Miramar will harm the mission of the U.S. Navy and the U.S.Marine Corps. PROTECT MIRAMAR—SUPPORT OUR NAVY AND MARINE CORPS PROTECT OUR NEIGHBORHOODS AND QUALITY OF LIFE VOTE NO on PROPOSITION A BRIGADIER GENERAL MIKE NEIL VICE ADMIRAL MIKE BUCCHI,U.S.Navy(ref) U.S. Marine Corps Reserve(ret) President, Navy League,San Diego Council TED OWEN LANI LUTAR President&CEO President&CEO Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce San Diego County Taxpayers Association COL.TOM CAUGHLAN, U.S.MARINE CORPS(rot) Former Commanding Officer, Marine Corps Air Station,Miramar ARGUMENT AGAINST PROPOSITION A VOTE NO and SAVE OUR MARINES and NAVY at MIRAMAR. THE MARINE CORPS and THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY have informed the Airport Authority that JOINT USE of MIRAMAR is INCOMPATIBLE with military operations and is UNSAFEI SAVE OUR RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITIES and KEEP THEM SAFE. This Proposition moves the AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT POTENTIAL DIRECTLY OVER some of OUR MOST POPULATED COMMUNITIES and will INCREASE NOISE significantly. TRAFFIC CONGESTION resulting from a commercial airport at Miramar will dramatically increase GRIDLOCK on 1-15, 1-805, 1.5,SR-52,and HWY-163. This proposition WILL SEVERELY HARM WETLANDS where countless numbers of plants and wildlife live,and which our Marines and Navy have been protecting and conserving for decades. PROTECT MIRAMAR—SUPPORT OUR MARINES AND NAVY PROTECT OUR NEIGHBORHOODS AND QUALITY OF LIFE VOTE NO on PROPOSITION A REAR ADMIRAL BRUCE BOLAND REAR ADMIRAL JACK BATZLER U.S. Navy(rot) U.S.Navy(rot) SUPERVISOR DIANNE JACOB SUPERVISOR PAM SLATER-PRICE San Diego County District 2 San Diego County District 3 PR-CW01-3 SD 115-032 I PR-CW01-4 COLONEL BOB MODRZEJEWSKI U.S. Marine Corps(rep Medal of Honor Recipient SD 115-033 REBUTTAL TO THE ARGUMENT AGAINST PROPOSITION A A MILITARY AIRFIELD IS NOT SAFER THAN A COMMERCIAL AIRPORT The notion that operating fully armed, bomb-laden military aircraft is safer than commercial aircraft is ludicrous. There have been eight military aircraft crashes outside the Miramar air station boundary and over 30 mishaps since the 1970s versus only one aircraft mishap near Lindbergh Field in the same period. MILITARY AIRCRAFT ARE LOUDER Just stand by Miramar and listen for yourself. The Joint Strike Fighter will be much louder still. WE ARE NOT ASKING THE MARINES TO LEAVE The Airport Authority simply wants direction to talk. Surely the Marines can discuss the future of military and commercial aviation in our community. WE MUST START NOW We need 20 years to plan, approve and build an airport. Sites throughout the San Diego region and even outside it have been studied exhaustively. There is only one viable site reasonably located and geographically suitable-Miramar. We truly wish there was another option, but there is none. A YES VOTE IS A VOTE FOR THE FUTURE Think of it this way: You don't start building your children's college funds when they are seniors in high school. You start when they are in pre-school. Building the infrastructure your children will need, like highways, roads AND a new airport is a similar process. And just like the day when your children have their bags packed, ready to head to college, the day will come when San Diego will need a new airport. FOR YOUR CHILDREN,VOTE YES ON A ANTHONY YOUNG THELLA BOWENS San Diego City Council President Pro-Tem President/CEO San Diego County Regional Airport Authority Board Member Regional Airport Authority JOHN CHALKER Chair,Coalition to Preserve the Economy Former Navy A-7 pilot Poll WorkArs Make Votes Count ! Get Involved... Work the Polls or Volunteer a Poll place on Election Day , 4W Call 858.5655800 or visit SDVOTE.com you for serving Mail application to: Thank y Registrar of t rs our community ! ' Election Services bivisio6 y itl, 5201 Ruffrn1Rd. 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C CTN is dedicated to increasing public awareness of County government by providing engaging television programs that inform, educate and enlighten. CTN cablecasts live coverage of the Board of Supervisors, and stories about County services, local history, art, recreation, and other topics of local interest to our County viewers. www. ctn . org This page would have been blank due to printing layouts.The Registrar of Voters has used this space to provide additional information. FP-07 FP-70-1 SD 115.036 SD 115-037 Be A Bridge to a better 1ife... cu2cl a brig htfirlttre. 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Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) is any unwanted product from your home that is labeled DANGEROUS, WARNING, CAUTION, POISON, TOXIC, FLAMMABLE, CORROSIVE, REACTIVE, or EXPLOSIVE. Common HHW items are • Automotive fluids o Oil • Cleaners o Pool Chemicals • Fertilizers • T.V./Computers • Batteries • Solvents To safely and legally dispose of your household hazardous waste, unincorporated residents may call the HHW Hotline (toll-free): 1-877-R-1-EARTH (1-877-713-2784) Se habla espanol www.sdcdeh.org �,'•@ � �1-8 7 74114-EARTH This page would have been blank due to printing layouts.The Registrar of Voters has used this space to provide additional information. FP-29.3 SD 115-039 FP-73-1 SD 115-039 NEED A ` " --� PASSPORT. r -.,. 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