HIGHLIGHTS OF "ABOUT BOB" AND "ISSUES:"
Who I am, And What I Can Contribute . . .
Who I am . . .
"In 1993, Judie and I moved to Carmel Carmel
What I can contribute to the Town and City Council . . .
"My vision, and my goal, is to preserve these special
qualities for our present community and the generations to follow."
"Using my management experience of over 40+ years, budgetary
oversight and analysis, careful negotiation, and consensus building skills, I
will add balance and reasonableness to help solve other issues and
problems if permitted by Carmel
Please, let me hear from you . . .
"If given the opportunity to serve the residents of Carmel Carmel
ISSUES: Priorities
- Pursue
solutions to maintain security and essential services for
- Pursue solutions to revitalize our down businesses recognizing that they provide a large part of our City revenues.
- Pursue solutions to update the City infrastructure such as roads and sidewalks, which are in disrepair.
- Pursue solutions to issues and problems with new ideas and fresh approaches while listening to members of our community and then take Action.
- Pursue
a dialog and consensus between residents and their City Council to seek
enhancement of resident control over their community while preserving the
unique qualities of
- Remember
and honor the principle that it is the residents of
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Mail: P.O. Box
491 Carmel CA
93921
Facsimile: 831-625-2919
Email: bob@bobprofeta.com
Phone: 831-625-9031
Facsimile: 831-625-2919
Email: bob@bobprofeta.com
Phone: 831-625-9031
2 comments:
Oh my god, Bob Profeta's performance at the CRA Candidates' Forum was embarrassing. He was not prepared and obviously had not done his homework. He is definitely out of his element.
The people that pushed him into running should be ashamed of themselves. Judie and Bob seem like such nice people, but Bob never should have been put into this position. He is clearly the weakest candidate. One has to wonder too, if he might be too old to be running in this race.
Two things stood out in what Bob said: 1) That a private enterprise should be running Sunset Center. (Doesn't he know his wife in on the private, non-profit board that is running Sunset?)
2) That a group of people should study the CalPERS liability to tackle it. (Uh, didn't we just have a blue-ribbon committee study it and come up with recommendations that the council is now implementing?)
Bob, where have you been for the last 20 years? Just because someone thought you should run for council, doesn't mean you should be doing it, based on that nudge alone. Where is your "fire in the belly" that it takes to want this job. Where is the passion?
Do not tax the residents or tourists. Make the village more appealing instead. Clean the streets and adjust the lighting to reflect the vintage village atmosphere of an urban forest, not a strip mall. Parking meters are tacky tacky tacky. Lodging tax to 11% is too much and if you think tourists won't notice or don't you are mistaken. Do not drive people away with more taxes. Cut spending instead.
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