Legend:
Y = Yes, N
= No, U = Undecided
1.) Is increasing the commercial
tax base an important priority for you? |
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Chapel Hill
Town Council |
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Czajkowski |
Greene |
Hill |
Raymond |
Rich |
Strom |
Ward |
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Y |
Y |
Y |
N |
Y |
Y |
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2.) Do you support shortening
the time it takes to have a project approved or denied in Chapel
Hill if the quality of the development and level of citizen
input remained high? |
|
Chapel Hill
Town Council |
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Czajkowski |
Greene |
Hill |
Raymond |
Rich |
Strom |
Ward |
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Y |
Y |
N |
Y |
Y |
Y |
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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 criteria? |
|
Chapel Hill
Town Council |
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Czajkowski |
Greene |
Hill |
Raymond |
Rich |
Strom |
Ward |
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U |
Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
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4.) Will you vote to set
a lease expiration date or a deadline for the Homeless Shelter
to vacate the old municiple building downtown? |
|
Chapel Hill
Town Council |
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Czajkowski |
Greene |
Hill |
Raymond |
Rich |
Strom |
Ward |
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N |
N |
N |
Y |
Y |
U |
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5.) Do you support land
use regulations and regulatory practices that promote the construction
of office, retail and workforce housing along transportation
corridors? |
|
Chapel Hill
Town Council |
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Czajkowski |
Greene |
Hill |
Raymond |
Rich |
Strom |
Ward |
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Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
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6.) Do you generally support
the concept of developing the Horace Williams Tract into a mixed
use research park (Carolina North)? |
|
Chapel Hill
Town Council |
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Czajkowski |
Greene |
Hill |
Raymond |
Rich |
Strom |
Ward |
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U |
U |
Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
|
7.) Do you think a healthy
growing economy is an equally important component of community
sustainability as environmental protection and social equity? |
|
Chapel Hill
Town Council |
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Czajkowski |
Greene |
Hill |
Raymond |
Rich |
Strom |
Ward |
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Y |
Y |
N |
Y |
Y |
Y |
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8.) Will you vote to implement
the additional recommendations made by the Chapel Hill Parking
Committee within the first six months of your term? |
|
Chapel Hill
Town Council |
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|
Czajkowski |
Greene |
Hill |
Raymond |
Rich |
Strom |
Ward |
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Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
U |
|
9.) Will you make economic
development and redevelopment efforts a priority for you during
your term in office? |
|
Chapel Hill
Town Council |
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|
Czajkowski |
Greene |
Hill |
Raymond |
Rich |
Strom |
Ward |
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|
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Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
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10.) Do you believe the
town should provide incentives for its employees not to drive
to work? |
|
Chapel Hill
Town Council |
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Czajkowski |
Greene |
Hill |
Raymond |
Rich |
Strom |
Ward |
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Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
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11.) Do you support modifying
the town’s panhandling ordinance to be more restrictive
of the locations where people may panhandle in the downtown? |
|
Chapel Hill
Town Council |
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Czajkowski |
Greene |
Hill |
Raymond |
Rich |
Strom |
Ward |
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N |
U |
N |
Y |
Y |
U |
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12.) 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? |
|
Chapel Hill
Town Council |
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|
Czajkowski |
Greene |
Hill |
Raymond |
Rich |
Strom |
Ward |
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Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
U |
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13.) List up to three specific
things you would do to make Chapel Hill a better place to do
business. |
|
Chapel Hill
Town Council |
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Czajkowski |
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Ward |
Chamber Commentary:
Kevin Wolff is an attorney running for mayor of Chapel Hill. Mr.
Wolff is supportive of some Chamber goals including the development
of Carolina North. He would like to see the town and university work
more collaboratively on Carolina North to ensure timely development
of the project. Before committing to expanding the commercial tax
base, Mr. Wolff says he would like to closely review the town budget
as he believes it is not being managed efficiently. Beyond this, Mr.
Wolff does not support the Chamber’s objective of expanding
commercial nodes outside of downtown as he believes this kind of development
is deterring residents from shopping on Franklin Street. The Chamber
found Mr. Wolff’s stance on transit-oriented development to
be conflictive with the town’s given that he would like to see
larger setbacks and less density in projects such as East 54. In the
aggregate, we find Mr. Wolff interested in Chamber objectives, though
we wish that he was more supportive of transit-oriented development
and commercial projects outside of the downtown.