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Guy Atwood, Committee Chair
Carol Singer, Treasurer
Endorsers
Mike Anderson and Courtney Murphree
Patricia and Brandt Andersson
Sharon Anduri
Ann and Peter Appert
Jeanne and Jack Ateljevich
Diane and Guy Atwood
Ruth Bailey
Sally and Geoff Bellenger
Larry Bellusa
Marie and Robert Blits
Larry Blodgett
Todd Burlingame
Ann and Jim Burns
George Burtt and Gayle Grant
Shirley P. Callister
Susan Price Callister
Judy and Steve Carney
Bart Carr
Lorinda Carson
Larry Challacombe
Tom Chastain and Renee Chow
John Coleman
Chris and Dean Coons
Steve Cortese
Patricia Curtin
Doris and Marechal Duncan
Larry Duson
Michelle Edmunds
Tracey and Glenn Farrell
Carol and Doug Federighi
Jim Fitzsimmons and Kris Torske
Judy and Kent Garvens
Teresa Gerringer
David Gold
Anne and Marshall Grodin
Susan Hahn
John Hall
Ken Hertel
Lynn and Dave Hiden
Alison Hill
Mary Ann and Bill Hoisington
Gene and Gretel Holit
Dick and Robin Holt
Scott Honegger
Sherry and Howard Hoover
Erling Horn
Jane and Ron Hufft
Rick Humann
Alice and Dick Johnson
Suzanne, Robert and Glen Jones
John Kiefer
Diane Kisner
Jeanne and Brad Kisner
Carolyn and Al Lacy
Lois Laine
Irmy Lewis
Jay Lifson
Fred Lothrop
Jon Love
Will Lovitt
Budd MacKenzie
Byrne and Oystein Mathisen
Ruth and David McCahan
Sandra McCandless
Mary McCosker
Krista McGuire and Meade Hopkins
Kathy Merchant
Anne and Mark Mitchell
Judy Nelson
Robert L. Nolan, M.D.
Jeff Peacock
Ruth Perkins
Maeve Pessis
Linda Peterson
Earl Piermattei
Ned Robinson
Sharon and Ivor Samson
Barbara Schuh
Cindy Sevilla
Carol and Bob Singer
Catherine Sinnott
Sandra Smith
Alice and Gary Stern
Tony Suh
Don Tatzin and Ellen Reintjes
Kim Tejada
Janet and Ramsay Thomas
Will Tissue
Cliff Tong
Janet and David Van Etten
Liz Welch
Laura and Ernie Winslow
Mary-Jane Wood
Sheri and Barry Woodruff
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Re-elect
Carl Anduri
Lafayette City Council
"We need someone with Carl's proven abilities, judgment and vision on the Council. He has been a great Councilmember for our entire community." Anne Grodin, Chair, Lafayette Community Foundation, former Mayor and Lafayette Citizen of the Year
"Carl strongly supports preservation and protection of Lafayette's hillsides, ridges and open space for the enjoyment of all residents."
Brad Kisner, founder of burtonvalley.com, a community organization
“Carl has done a fine job in maintaining the semi-rural nature of our city.” Ned Robinson, former Mayor and Lafayette Citizen of the Year
“Carl is an incredibly careful listener and weighs every point of view in making his decisions. He’s one of the fairest people I’ve observed in City government." Byrne Mathisen, past President, Lafayette Homeowners Council and Happy Valley Improvement Association
My Priorities for Lafayette
Financial Management Lafayette has limited financial resources. We must continue to use those resources prudently by providing services that are efficient, responsive and cost-effective. I will strive to manage expenditures and promote an efficient City administration in order to generate adequate funding for the City’s primary services.
Ridgeline and Hillside Protection Lafayette's incomparable natural setting cannot be taken for granted. I have worked hard and will continue to work hard to preserve and protect our hillsides, ridges and open space for the enjoyment of all our residents. Lafayette's General Plan is the foundation of our land planning and our efforts to maintain the semi-rural nature of our community, and I whole-heartedly support it.
Neighborhood Roads We must put in place the financing necessary to bring all our neighborhood roads up to a high standard. I am co-chairing the Roads Task Force, which promotes use of existing City finances for road repairs and is developing plans for a long-term solution for failing roads.
Neighborhood Integrity The uniqueness and variety of our neighborhoods define the character of Lafayette. However, our neighborhoods have been, and will continue to be, affected by pressures to tear down existing houses and build larger houses or to make substantial additions to existing houses. My goal will be to find a way to balance the needs of growing families with the privacy and aesthetic interests of neighbors.
Traffic and Parking The City needs to pay constant attention to automobile, pedestrian, and bicycle circulation and safety issues to protect our neighborhoods and downtown from excessive traffic and parking problems.
Public Safety A fundamental responsibility of the City is to provide police protection for all its residents. The City must continue to explore alternatives that will ensure such services are provided at the appropriate level and at an affordable cost.
The New Library The City should encourage the maximum use of the new library and make it available to all Lafayette residents. It should become a focal point for the community.
Recreation We should be alert to opportunities to add to the City's parks, recreation programs and trail system in a fiscally sound manner.
Downtown A vibrant, pedestrian-friendly downtown is essential to the City's financial health and our sense of community. I will continue to support the beautification of the Mt. Diablo corridor, patronage of our local businesses, and increased parking.
Schools Lafayette residents are justifiably proud of the quality of their schools. Actions taken by the City should support the mission of our schools and enhance the educational opportunities of our residents.
Environmental Awareness I support the work of the City’s Environmental Task Force and its efforts to improve our quality of life.
Seniors We need to make it easier for seniors to continue to live in Lafayette and to contribute to our community. I support appropriately sited senior housing and improving services for seniors.
Citizen Involvement Lafayette has benefited immeasurably from the breadth and depth of the involvement of its residents in all aspects of civic affairs. The City Council should continue to support and encourage this involvement.
Community Service
Lafayette City Council: 2002-present; Mayor, 2005
Lafayette Planning Commission: 1997-2002; Chair, 2000-2002
Hillside Task Force, Lafayette; 2000-2001
Environmental Strategy Task Force, Lafayette: 2005-present
Senior Housing Task Force, Lafayette: 2005-present
Roads Task Force, Lafayette: 2005-present
Professional
Lex Mundi, a world-wide association of law firms: President, 2000-present
Morrison & Foerster LLP, San Francisco: Associate, 1974-1980, and Partner, 1980-2000. (Admitted to the bar in California and New York; admitted to practice as a foreign lawyer in Japan, 1987-1991.) General business practice with emphasis on financial transactions, project finance, cross-border investment, telecommunications and technology transfers
Cutler-Orosi Unified School District; Orosi, California: Classroom teacher, 5th grade, 1969-1970
Personal
J.D., Yale Law School, 1974; Editor and Officer, Yale Law Journal
A.B., Stanford University, 1968
Married to Sharon Woodnutt Anduri, who grew up in Lafayette and attended Lafayette schools. Two children: Eric, 33 and Lauren, 30
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