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On this web site you will find information regarding my 2008 re-election campaign as well as useful information about Ward 5, the ward I have served and represented for years. Ward 5 stretches from downtown west to the Verdi area, and includes University of Nevada, McQueen High School, Wingfield Park, and the majority of downtown casinos.
I built this site primarily as an communication tool; to gauge the vibe of the residents in Ward 5, to learn on an ongoing basis what issues are important to Ward 5 residents and to foster an open-door policy with my contituents. I invite you to browse my site, participate, and leave feedback on issues that matter to you.
Poll
Would you support a 1/8 cent sales tax increase for Parks & Recreation Facilities
No, I am going to vote for the School Issue - 1.28%  Yes, I will vote for the Schools AND Parks - 53.85%  No. I think our taxes are high enough. - 26.92%  I want to know EXACTLY what the money would be spent on. - 17.95%  Votes: 78
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News6.30.2008
I have just been told (5:08pm) by the Reno City Clerk’s office that Flying J did NOT file an appeal regarding their denial by the Planning Commission on June 18th. According to that office they only had until 5:00pm today. So, as of now, and before the attorneys look at it, I am under the belief that the issue has died and will NOT come before the full Council. If this changes I will send you all another e-mail. Thank you all for your e-mails and your efforts in working to keep your neighborhood the way you want it to be. A special thanks goes to the Neighborhood Advisory Board. Dave Aiazzi 6.25.2008
The 2008 Green Building Recognition Awards by the Reno City Council were given in the following categories: industrial, public building, commercial, office property, and residential. Awards were presented to the following:
FeedbackWhat are your thoughts on a truck stop going in Northwest Reno off I-80? Do you think it's an appropriate spot? Tell me how you feel, click here to comment on this issue. |
