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PRIMARY VOTE
March 13,
2007
RE-ELECT
STEVE URIE
GILBERT
TOWN COUNCIL
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CALENDAR OF
EVENTS
Feb 10, Police and
Volunteer Awards Recognition Dinner
Trilogy at Power Ranch, Gilbert
February 13 March 8, Early voting is available on the second from of
the Town Hall.
February 13, Town Council Meeting at 7 PM at Town Hall
February 14, Gilbert Economic Advisory Board Meeting at 7 AM in the
Community Development Building.
February 15, Celebrity Waiter Dinner at 890 W. Elliott Road at 6:00 PM
February 21, Chandler-Gilbert Community College Forum at 6:00 PM in
Room C-110 at the Pecos Campus
February 22, Redevelopment Commission Meeting at Heritage Annex at 6:00
PM
February 24, Council Retreat at Town Hall, Room 300 from 7:30 AM to
1:00 PM
February 27, Arizona Republic and Catholic Health Services West
Candidate Forum at Town Hall in the Council Chambers from 6:00 PM to
8:00 PM.
March 1, Parks and Rec's Advisory Board at Freestone Recreation Center
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IMPORTANT
DATES
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February 12, First Day of On-site
Early Voting for Primary Election at the Gilbert Municipal Center (Town
Hall)
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February 12, Voter registrations
closes for the Primary Election
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March 9, Last day to cast an Early
Ballot for Primary Election
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March 13 Primary Election
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April 16, First Day of On-site
Early Voting for Primary Election at the Gilbert Municipal Center (Town
Hall)
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April 16, Voter registrations
closes for the General Election
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May 11, Last day to cast an Early
Ballot for General Election
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May 15, General Election
IN THE
NEWS - Click
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The only way for future
generations to be able to enjoy Gilbert as we do today is to have an
economically viable, sustainable and renewable community. In order to
achieve this objective, there must be balanced growth between
residential and business development.
In an economic analysis
of land use and sustainability, it was determined that Gilbert could
sustain 81 percent of its land for residential use, but needs at least
19 percent of its land for business development.
Currently, Gilbert has 16 percent of its land
use in business development. It is my continued goal to achieve an
economically viable, sustainable and renewable community. Wise planning today
will mean a successful and sustainable community tomorrow. advertisement
In order to attract
quality businesses with quality jobs, Gilbert must have a quality of
life that provides a rich cultural, educational and recreational
experience and opportunity for its citizens. Gilbert has many of the
elements of a quality of life in the form of its residential
subdivisions, parks, paths, trails and education. However, it needs to
develop its cultural component. Just as Gilbert developed a General
Plan for development, the town needs a master plan for quality of life.
Gilbert is ranked as one
of the safest communities in the nation. However, this accomplishment
could only have been achieved through the coordinated efforts of the
town, school districts and the citizens of the community. It also
required the council to make public safety a priority and to commit
financial resources to achieve its public safety objectives. I am
committed to keeping Gilbert safe.
The path to a quality of life, public safety with economic viability
and sustainability is only half complete. With your vote and continued
support, we can complete the task.
Steve Urie is a
Gilbert Town Council member seeking re-election.
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