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Fayette wins if Dunn is reelected to boardTue, 06/20/2006 - 5:49pm
By: Letters to the ...
On Tuesday, July 18, 2006, the primary election will decide the future for Fayette County for the next four years. Greg Dunn does not have a Democratic opponent for the November election. If Greg wins the primary then we, the citizens of Fayette County win. However if he loses it will be the termination of the firm adherence to the county land use plan. Gifts offered to receive exceptions or variances will negate the land use plan. It would be like opening the flood gates once these exceptions are made. Our quality of small community life could be adversely affected. Who wants to see how many houses can physically be squeezed into an acre of land? Do we want the congestion of other metro areas? If Greg is not elected: we will lose the great contacts at the Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC). Prior to Greg being elected we received little state and federal money which must be funneled through ARC. If you don’t play in that arena you lose. Greg got our county projects into the long-range and short-range transportation and water plans. You don’t establish these types of relationships overnight. Our county budget went to “zero base budgeting.” County departments now have to defend the expenditures of taxpayers’ dollars and program for future projects. We now have a capital improvement plan. You can actually see what the county plans to do with our tax money. None of this was accomplished prior to Greg Dunn’s term as county commissioner. Do you really want to go backwards, before the days of accountability and the planned use of your taxpayer dollars? I support and encourage you all to vote on July 18 for Greg Dunn. Donna Groover |