Legend:
Y = Yes, N
= No, U = Undecided
1.) Is increasing the commercial
tax base in Carrboro an important priority for you? |
|
Carrboro Mayor |
Carrboro Board
of Aldermen |
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Voyce |
Abernethy |
Broun |
Coleman |
Cook |
Lavelle |
Ryan |
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Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
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2.) Would you support shortening
thetime it takes to have a project approved or denied in Carrboro
if the quality of the development and level of citizen input
remained high? |
|
Carrboro Mayor |
Carrboro Board
of Aldermen |
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|
Voyce |
Abernethy |
Broun |
Coleman |
Cook |
Lavelle |
Ryan |
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Y |
U |
U |
Y |
Y |
Y |
|
3.) Would you support creating
a set of criteria for desirable development projects and then
expediting the approval process for projects that meet those
established objectives? |
|
Carrboro Mayor |
Carrboro Board
of Aldermen |
|
|
|
Voyce |
Abernethy |
Broun |
Coleman |
Cook |
Lavelle |
Ryan |
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|
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Y |
U |
U |
Y |
Y |
Y |
|
4.) Do you support land
use regulations and regulatory practices that promote workforce
housing and residential density along transportation corridors? |
|
Carrboro Mayor |
Carrboro Board
of Aldermen |
|
|
|
Voyce |
Abernethy |
Broun |
Coleman |
Cook |
Lavelle |
Ryan |
|
|
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Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
U |
Y |
|
5.) Would you support a
cap on the privilege license tax? |
|
Carrboro Mayor |
Carrboro Board
of Aldermen |
|
|
|
Voyce |
Abernethy |
Broun |
Coleman |
Cook |
Lavelle |
Ryan |
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|
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Y |
U |
Y |
Y |
U |
Y |
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6.) Do you think a healthy
growing economy is an equally important component of community
sustainability as
environmental protection and social equity? |
|
Carrboro Mayor |
Carrboro Board
of Aldermen |
|
|
|
Voyce |
Abernethy |
Broun |
Coleman |
Cook |
Lavelle |
Ryan |
|
|
|
Y |
U |
Y |
Y |
U |
Y |
|
7.) Do you generally support
the concept of developing the Horace Williams Tract into a mixed
use research park (Carolina North)? |
|
Carrboro Mayor |
Carrboro Board
of Aldermen |
|
|
|
Voyce |
Abernethy |
Broun |
Coleman |
Cook |
Lavelle |
Ryan |
|
|
|
U |
U |
Y |
U |
Y |
Y |
|
8.) Do you agree with the
town’s stated goal of doubling commercial density? |
|
Carrboro Mayor |
Carrboro Board
of Aldermen |
|
|
|
Voyce |
Abernethy |
Broun |
Coleman |
Cook |
Lavelle |
Ryan |
|
|
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Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
|
9.) Will you vote to identify
an additional commercial node in Carrboro? |
|
Carrboro Mayor |
Carrboro Board
of Aldermen |
|
|
|
Voyce |
Abernethy |
Broun |
Coleman |
Cook |
Lavelle |
Ryan |
|
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Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
|
10.) Do you believe the
town should consider extending its moratorium in the Northern
Study Area if it has not
completed its rezoning process by its expiration in October? |
|
Carrboro Mayor |
Carrboro Board
of Aldermen |
|
|
|
Voyce |
Abernethy |
Broun |
Coleman |
Cook |
Lavelle |
Ryan |
|
|
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N |
Y |
U |
Y |
Y |
Y |
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11.) Do you think the town
needs to do more to make sure its committees and taskforces
include more
representation from the business community where there is currently
very little? |
|
Carrboro Mayor |
Carrboro Board
of Aldermen |
|
|
|
Voyce |
Abernethy |
Broun |
Coleman |
Cook |
Lavelle |
Ryan |
|
|
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Y |
U |
U |
Y |
Y |
U |
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12.) List up to three specific
things you would do to make Carrboro a better place to do business.
|
|
Carrboro Mayor |
Carrboro Board
of Aldermen |
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Voyce |
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|
Ryan |
Please
click the following questions to hear the the candidates' response
when asked at the forum held on October 10:
(for help in playing these files, please contact Randy
Schmidt at 967-7075 x.32 or rschmidt@carolinachamber.org)
Chamber Commentary:
Brian Voyce, an attorney, says he is running for mayor of Carrboro
in order to raise awareness of the Rogers Road trash transfer site.
Stopping Orange County’s use of this land as a transfer site
is Mr. Voyce’s number one priority. In terms of the development
process, Mr. Voyce believes the town should be clearer in defining
what type of development it wants and where development should occur.
He is very supportive of growing the commercial tax base in particular
areas and eliminating the privilege license tax. Mr. Voyce would like
to see some commercial development in Carrboro’s Northern Area
but on a neighborhood scale and in environmentally appropriate locations.
While the Chamber’s objectives are not foremost in Mr. Voyce’s
campaign, the Chamber does see him as a strong candidate for quality
economic development.