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Lincoln County
Voters’
Pamphlet
Oregon Vote-by-Mail General Election November 4, 2014
Sample Ballot Included
Dear Lincoln County Voter:
This Voters’ Pamphlet is provided to give you, the voter, additional
information on candidates and measures. You will not vote on every
office in this pamphlet. Your ballot will contain only those issues
for which you are eligible to vote—based on where you live. Each
candidate had the opportunity to submit a picture and statement
regarding his/her candidacy.
This General Election will be held completely by mail. Your ballot will
arrive in the mail on or near October 18th. After voting your ballot,
you may drop it in the mail or deposit it at one of our drop sites listed
on page 21-2 in this pamphlet. And, for your convenience,
Official Drive-up Ballot Drop Boxes are now available in
Lincoln City, Newport, and Waldport. See page 21-3 for directions.
If you have any questions please call our office at (541) 265-4131.
Also visit our website: www.co.lincoln.or.us/clerk/
Dana W Jenkins, Lincoln County Clerk
Attention
This is the beginning of your county voters’ pamphlet. The county portion of this joint voters’ pamphlet is inserted in the center of the
state portion. Each page of the county voters’ pamphlet is clearly marked with a gray bar on the outside edge. All information contained
in the county portion of this pamphlet has been assembled and printed by your Lincoln County Clerk.
Ballot Drop Site Locations
You may mail in your ballot or deposit it at any of the drop sites listed below:
★ LINCOLN COUNTY COURTHOUSE
225 W Olive, Room 201; Newport
INSIDE BOX: 8:30am to 5pm M-F
(September 24 through November 3)
November 4 ONLY (Election Day) 7am-8pm
OUTSIDE BOX: Drive-up ballot box in
rear parking lot—open 24 hours a day,
7 days a week until 8pm on November 4th
(beginning September 24)
★ LINCOLN CITY CITY HALL
801 SW Hwy 101; Lincoln City
INSIDE BOX: 8am to 5pm M-F
(September 24 through November 3)
November 4th ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm
OUTSIDE BOX: Drive-up ballot box in
lower parking lot—open 24 hours a day,
7 days a week until 8pm on November 4th
(beginning September 24)
★ DEPOE BAY CITY HALL
570 SE Shell; Depoe Bay
8am to 5pm M-F
(October 8 through November 3)
November 4th ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm
★ NEWPORT CITY HALL
169 SW Coast Hwy; Newport
8am to 5pm M-F
(October 8 through November 3)
November 4th ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm
TOLEDO CITY HALL
206 N Main; Toledo
8am to 5pm M-Th
(October 8 through November 3)
November 4th ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm
SILETZ CITY HALL
215 W Buford; Siletz
9am to 5pm M-F
(October 8 through November 3)
November 4th ONLY (Election Day) 9am-8pm
WALDPORT CITY HALL
125 Alsea Hwy; Waldport
INSIDE BOX: 8am to 5pm M-F
(September 24 through November 3)
(closed 12:30pm to 1:30pm)
November 4th ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm
OUTSIDE BOX: Drive-up ballot box in
City Hall parking lot – open 24 hours a day,
7 days a week until 8pm on November 4th
(beginning September 24)
★ YACHATS CITY HALL
441 Hwy 101 N; Yachats
8:30am to 4:30pm M-F
(October 8 through November 3)
November 4th ONLY (Election Day) 8:30am-8pm
★ EDDYVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH
20742 Hwy 20; Eddyville
November 4th ONLY (Election Day) 10am-8pm
★Privacy Booth Available
Your ballot must be received at a designated drop site (including the Courthouse) by 8:00pm on November 4th.
You may mail it in or take it to a drop site any day before that also. (Postmarks do not count.)
POSTAGE IS NOT REQUIRED AT THESE DROP SITES!
Contact Lincoln County Elections at
541-265-4131 to request a replacement ballot if:
!
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Drop Site Locations
Be sure to sign your
Return Envelope!
!
Drive-Up Ballot
Drop Boxes
Now Available in
Newport, Lincoln
City and Waldport
Drive-up ballot drop boxes are now available at the Lincoln County Courthouse in Newport, the
Lincoln City City Hall in Lincoln City, and the Waldport City Hall in Waldport.
These drive-up ballot boxes will be available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from September
24th through 8:00pm on November 4th.
Newport:
Lincoln County Courthouse – located in rear parking lot at the east end of the second row of
parking.
Go west on West Olive Street to 4-way stop by the jail.
Turn left onto SW Nye Street.
Turn left into second entrance to courthouse rear parking lot.
Go all the way to the end of the row and you will see the ballot box on the left side. (It is marked
“Official Ballot Drop Site.”)
Put your ballot in the box without having to get out of your car!
Lincoln City:
Lincoln City City Hall – located in the lower parking lot under the City Hall.
Turn west at the stop light by the City Hall. (across from Burger King).
Enter the one-way entrance to the parking lot under the building.
The ballot box is near the elevators next to the water payment box and the book and video
drops.
(It is marked “Official Ballot Drop Site.”)
Put your ballot in the box without having to get out of your car!
Waldport:
Waldport City Hall – located in the City Hall parking lot at the east exit.
Go to City Hall on Highway 34.
Turn south between the City Hall and the school.
Take an immediate right into the City Hall parking lot.
Continue around the island and you will see the ballot box on the left by the exit. (It is marked
“Official Ballot Drop Site.”)
Put your ballot in the box without having to get out of your car!
“Customer Service is our #1 Priority!”
Dana W Jenkins
Lincoln County Clerk
Visit Our Website For More Information
www.co.lincoln.or.us/clerk/
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Drive-Up Ballot Drop Boxes
Index to Voters’ Pamphlet
Measures
Page
21-156 Lincoln County Library District............................................................................................................................................ 21-6
Arguments
21-156 Lincoln County Library District................................................................................................................................................ 21-7
Candidates
All
candidates were invited to participate in this pamphlet. The following candidates submitted information:
Page
Allen, David N................................................................................................................................................................................... 21-17
Anderson, Dick................................................................................................................................................................................... 21-8
Cutter, Dann..................................................................................................................................................................................... 21-22
Davis, Jim......................................................................................................................................................................................... 21-14
Engler, Wendy C............................................................................................................................................................................... 21-17
Fisher-Brown, Jo G........................................................................................................................................................................... 21-11
Frye, Barbara E................................................................................................................................................................................ 21-23
Grutzmacher, Ralph E...................................................................................................................................................................... 21-19
Hoagland, D Riley............................................................................................................................................................................. 21-14
Holland, Greg................................................................................................................................................................................... 21-22
Jenkins, Dana W................................................................................................................................................................................ 21-9
Long, Nathan.................................................................................................................................................................................... 21-13
Mattila, A J (Jim)............................................................................................................................................................................... 21-10
Reno, Dennis.................................................................................................................................................................................... 21-18
Rockwell, Julie.................................................................................................................................................................................. 21-20
Roumagoux, Sandra N..................................................................................................................................................................... 21-16
Saelens, Mark........................................................................................................................................................................21-9 & 21-18
Sawyer, Dean................................................................................................................................................................................... 21-16
Scott, Greg....................................................................................................................................................................................... 21-23
Seth, Jerry........................................................................................................................................................................................ 21-20
Smith, Billie Jo.................................................................................................................................................................................. 21-19
Sparks, Steve................................................................................................................................................................................... 21-11
Sprague, Roger................................................................................................................................................................................ 21-12
Thompson, Terry N............................................................................................................................................................................. 21-8
Wahlke, Susan................................................................................................................................................................................. 21-13
Ward, Kip G...................................................................................................................................................................................... 21-15
Williams, Don.................................................................................................................................................................................... 21-12
Woodruff, Susan............................................................................................................................................................................... 21-21
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............................................................................21-24 thru 21-28
Sample Ballot
Drop Sites
............................................................................................... 21-2
Voting Information
............................................................................................... 21-5
Visit Our Website For More Information: www.co.lincoln.or.us/clerk/
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Index
Registration and Voting Information
Registering to Vote
Voting Instructions
To be eligible to vote in the November 4, 2014 General
Election, a completed voter registration card must be
postmarked by October 14, 2014.
Check Your Ballot!
To Register To Vote In Oregon, You Must Be:
A resident of Oregon.
To vote you must fill in the oval (
a pencil or pen.
) completely with
To write-in a name — Fill in the oval (
) to the left of
the dotted line and write-in the name on the dotted line.
A United States citizen.
If you vote for more candidates than allowed, or if you vote
both Yes and No on a measure, it is called an overvote.
At least 18 years old by election day.
Your vote will not count for that candidate or measure.
You do not have to vote on all contests. Those you do vote
on will still be counted.
You Must Update Your Registration If:
Your residence or mailing address changes.
Your name changes.
You wish to change your party affiliation.
Important Note: If you have moved or your name has
changed and you have not yet updated your registration,
you are still eligible to vote. Contact the Lincoln County
Elections office, 541-265-4131 for further information.
Voters With Disabilities:
If you are unable to vote your ballot without assistance, contact the Lincoln County Elections office at
541-265-4131. We will provide two persons to assist
you in voting. To assure your voted ballot is received by
election day, contact the elections office early to arrange
for assistance. You may also select someone else of your
own choice to assist you.
On-line Registration:
On-line voter registration is now available. If you go to our
website: www.co.lincoln.or.us/clerk and go to the bottom
of the page, click on “Register to Vote”.
Contact Lincoln County Elections office at 541-265-4131
to request a replacement ballot if:
➝ you make a mistake
➝ your ballot is damaged or spoiled
➝ your ballot is lost
or for any other reason.
1-866-ORE-VOTES (se habla Español)
www.oregonvotes.org
TTY 1-800-735-2900
Remember, if stated on your ballot, vote
both sides of your ballot.
After voting—SEAL the ballot in the ballot secrecy
envelope.
SEAL your BALLOT (enclosed in the secrecy envelope),
inside the return envelope, SIGN THE RETURN
ENVELOPE in the space provided, and mail it in time to
be received in the office of the County Clerk by November
4th, or drop it off at a designated drop site (see drop sites
on page 21-2 of this county voters’ pamphlet).
Be sure to sign your
Return Envelope!
REMEMBER!
All ballots must be voted and received at a drop site
or the Lincoln County Clerk’s Office by no later than
8:00 p.m., November 4, 2014.
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Registration and Voting Information
Measure 21-156
Lincoln County Library District
Ballot Title
21-156
21-156 LOCAL OPTION TAX FOR LIBRARY SERVICES
QUESTION: Shall Library District renew levy of 9¢ per $1,000
assessed value for five years, beginning 2015-2016, to fund
your library?
This measure renews current local option taxes.
SUMMARY: This measure will renew the expiring local option
tax. Approval of this measure continues providing funding at
its present level for the Lincoln County Library District and the
funding it provides to libraries in Lincoln City, Newport, Siletz,
Toledo and Waldport.
It is estimated that this measure would raise approximately
$326,281 in tax revenues for 2015-2016, $332,807 in tax
revenues for 2016-2017, $339,463 in tax revenues for 20172018, $346,252 in tax revenues for 2018-2019, and $353,177
in tax revenues for 2019-2020. The estimated tax cost for this
measure is an ESTIMATE ONLY based on the best information
available from the county assessor at the time of the estimate.
Explanatory Statement
Before the formation of the Lincoln County Library District, people
living in unincorporated areas of Lincoln County and Depoe Bay
did not have access to a public library without paying for a library
card. In 1991 the city libraries of Lincoln City, Newport, Siletz,
Toledo and Waldport began contracting with the Library District to
receive funds for providing fee free library service to all residents
of Lincoln County. In order to continue this service, voters in 2009
approved a local option tax levy at 9¢ per $1000 assessed value
which expires in 2014-2015. Approval of this measure will renew the
levy for another five years and allow the fee free service to continue.
Who votes on this measure?
Every voter living outside the city limits of Lincoln City, Newport,
Toledo and Yachats.
Why is renewal of the 5-year local option tax needed?
To ensure that you will continue to have full access to the public
libraries in Lincoln City, Newport, Siletz, Toledo and Waldport.
The library services include:
• Check out books, videos, DVD’s, ebooks and other library materials.
• Reserve books, videos, DVD’s and other library materials 24
hours a day through the Internet
• Internet access to reference databases
• Computer use for Internet access: check e-mail, apply for jobs,
information search, etc.
• Courier service which brings materials you request from other
libraries to your local library
• Interlibrary Loan Services – access to materials around the state
and around the world
What happens if the tax does not pass?
Based on current year revenue libraries will lose at least:
•
Driftwood (Lincoln City) - $56,813
•
Newport - $84,423
•
Siletz - $17,661
•
Toledo - $27,217
•
Waldport - $42,594
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Measures
Some or all of these things may happen at your local library
if tax does not pass:
• May require people living outside the city limits of Lincoln City,
Newport and Toledo to purchase a library card in order to use
these city libraries
• Reductions in:
Hours of library operation
Courier service
Interlibrary loans
Staffing levels
Purchase of books and other materials
Library programs and services
• Possible changes in agreements for city library usage by Library
District residents
(This information submitted by Chris D Boyle, President,
Board of Directors, Lincoln County Library District.)
Measure 21-156 Arguments
Argument in Favor
Argument in Favor
We support our local libraries. Please join us in voting YES on
Ballot Measure 21-156 – the RENEWAL of our local option tax
for Lincoln County Libraries.
Vote YES for Ballot Measure 21-156!
Voting YES means that every person in Lincoln County continues to have access to our wonderful libraries with their diverse
resources and excellent services. We value and support these
critical community institutions.
Edward Roesing
Scott Pettit
Mary Davis
Betsy Maxfield
Jan Titgen
Alice & John O’Brien
Bernard A Lynam
Barbara Leff
Roy & Linda Hageman
Linda Rogers
Karen Rose
Durinda Howard
Chris Boyle
Blythe Collins
M Renée Bellinger
Susan Spencer
Ginger Gouveia
Lorna Davis
Frank Geltner
Alan Searle
Guy DiTorrice
Chris Waugh
Bobbi Lippman
Vickie A Steen
Sheryl Eldridge
Rebecca Cohen
Ted Smith
Cecelia M Jensen
Louise Hayes
David Bigelow
Gloria Zirges
Pamela Aylmer
Dianne Eckstein
D Kucha
Cynthia Jacobi
Billie Jo Smith
David Gomberg
Rennie Ferris
Vicki Dunaway
Sharon Cannon
Charles & Doris D Moody
Gary Lahman
Victor & Jill Bucy
Linda Welch
Saundra Mies-Grantham
Patti & Charles P Littlehales
Continue support for our local libraries at current tax levels.
This measure does NOT increase your taxes.
What would we do without our libraries! For less than the cost of
one book, we have access to over a quarter of a million books,
ebooks, movies, CDs, magazines, news­papers, 24-hour access
to online databases, AND MORE.
Renewing the local option tax of 9¢ per $1,000 assessed value on
your property is only $18 for a $200,000 home. The very services
we value are at risk if libraries lose these funds.
We especially appreciate these services:
• Children and their parents find in their library a place to
explore books, magazines and other material.
• Students get a head start on early reading success by being
given opportunities to attend library story times and other
library sponsored programs.
• Students who use libraries are more successful in school
and often go on to be successful lifelong learners.
• We depend on the public library as a place to use critical
technology, networking and internet services.
• We use library services to find jobs, prepare resumes, to
obtain current, factual health information and as a gateway
to world-wide library collections.
• We communicate with family and friends via e-mail and other
social networking tools available through the public library’s
free Internet access.
• We download best-selling ebooks and set our own due dates.
• Trained library staff help us with our wide-ranging inter­ests
and needs.
Every person in Lincoln County can use the diverse resources of
the Driftwood Public Library in Lincoln City, Newport Public Library,
Siletz Public Library, Toledo Public Library and Waldport Public
Library. The public library is our meeting place.
Vote YES to preserve library services.
(This information furnished by the People for Lincoln County Libraries,
Janet G Webster, Treasurer.)
(This information furnished by the People for Lincoln County Libraries,
Janet G Webster, Treasurer.)
The printing of this argument does not constitute an endorsement by the
County of Lincoln, nor does the county warrant the accuracy or truth of
any statement made in the argument.
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Measures
The printing of this argument does not constitute an endorsement by the
County of Lincoln, nor does the county warrant the accuracy or truth of
any statement made in the argument.
Lincoln County
Commissioner, Position 3
Lincoln County
Commissioner, Position 3
Dick
Anderson
Terry N
Thompson
Nonpartisan
Nonpartisan
Occupation: Retired
Occupational Background: 35
years of management in the financial services industry. Budget
management and analysis in both
public and private sectors.
Educational Background: Pacific University Oregon, graduated,
BA; University of Washington, graduated, Certificate, Executive
Graduate Management Program; Duke University, graduated,
Certificate, Executive Graduate Management Program; Leadership Lincoln, 2010, graduated.
Prior Governmental Experience: Mayor, 4 years, City Councilor,
2 years, Planning Commission, Budget Committee.
Lincoln County citizens can expect Dick Anderson to listen with
an open mind to their issues and assist them in finding practical
solutions. It has been over 20 years in North County and over 30
years in South County that someone has been elected County
Commissioner. It is time to spread the representation to all corners
of the County. Dick Anderson will face Lincoln County issues
with a fresh outlook and enthusiasm.
Dick Anderson is an active member of:
Cascade West Area Commission on Transportation
Mid-Willamette Valley Area Commission on Transportation
Oregon Coastal Zone Management Association
Siletz Tribal Charity Contribution Fund Board
Buy-Local Lincoln County
Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce
Depoe Bay Chamber of Commerce
Lincoln City Cultural Center
North Lincoln Historical Museum
The Junior Golf Program in Lincoln City for 5 years
Dick Anderson has chaired numerous non-profit boards and professional associations including serving as a past board member
of the Lincoln County Community Development Corp.
Dick Anderson has training in dispute resolution which assists
him with relationship building and finding common ground.
Dick Anderson and his wife, Sue, chose to move to Lincoln
County, drawn by the community, the charm and the lifestyle.
Dick Anderson is committed to:
Fiscally Responsible County Government
Family wage jobs
Healthcare facilities that support quality of life
Relationships that work: state, cities, Tribe, businesses and
others
Highways, our economic lifeline to the Valley; freight, tourists
and commerce
Dick Anderson would be honored if you would allow him to
represent you as a full time Lincoln County Commissioner.
Thank you.
Occupation: Lincoln County
Commissioner
Occupational Background:
Commercial Fisherman, 40+
years; Three-term Oregon State
Representative; Three-term
Lincoln County Commissioner.
Educational Background: Newport High School (9th Grade);
South Salem High School (High School Diploma, 12th Grade);
University of Missouri(Sophomore); Oregon State University
(Senior, B.S. Degree)
Prior Governmental Experience: State Representative (19952001); Vice-Chair House Natural Resources Committee; House
Education Committee; 1996-1997 House Agriculture and Natural
Resources Committee, House Education Committee: 1998-1999
House Agricultural and Forestry Committee, House Committee
on Human Resources and Education; Ways & Means, Natural
Resources; Pacific Fisheries Legislative Task Force; General
Government Committee; House Committee on Species Restoration and Stream Recovery; House Business and Consumer
Affairs Committee; Governor’s Task Force on Marine Reserve;
Member of Cascade Head and Cape Perpetua Community Teams
on Marine Reserves; North Coast Commissioner Representative
to Ocean Policy Advisory Committee; Interim Joint Committee on
Salmon and Stream Enhancement; Speakers Council on Youth
Alcohol and Drug Abuse; Interim Committee on Trade and Economic Development; Board of Directors for Oregon Fishermen’s
Undersea Cable Committee; Oregon Department of Fish and
Wildlife Budget Review Committee; Member of Bureau of Ocean
Energy Management, Oregon Renewable Energy Task Force;
Territorial Sea Planning Committee; Chairman of Coastal Marine
Experiment Station.
Community Service: Newport Middle School Track and Field
Volunteer; Member, Newport Chamber of Commerce; Oregon
Coast Cultural Coalition past member.
Transportation: “I look forward to continuing the fight for transportation dollars to improve our county roads.”
Solid Support for Seniors: “I will continue to fight to protect the
rights of our county’s senior citizens, to ensure strong community
service programs that will protect their quality of life.”
Strong Economy: “Lincoln County needs living wage jobs, now
more than ever, and I will continue to work to secure state and
federal funds to stimulate jobs.”
“I will continue to bring people to the same table, to work together
on tough issues, in order to find solutions to Lincoln County’s
problems.”
www.dickanderson.org
(This information furnished by Dick Anderson.)
(This information furnished by Terry N Thompson.)
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
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Candidates
Lincoln County
Clerk
Lincoln County Soil and Water Conservation District
Director, At Large, Position 2
Dana W
Jenkins
Mark
Saelens
Nonpartisan
Nonpartisan
Occupation: Lincoln County
Clerk
Occupational Background:
Lincoln County Clerk, 1991-Present; Chief Deputy County Clerk,
1987-1991; Clerk/Elections
Deputy, 1982-1987; Lincoln
County Clerk’s Office, 1982-Present.
Educational Background: Graduated from Toledo High School
in 1972. Attended Mt. Hood Community College and Oregon
State University.
Prior Governmental Experience: County Clerk, 1991-Present;
Deputy County Clerk, 1982-1991
•
•
Occupation: Lincoln County
Solid Waste Program Manager
and Sustainability Coordinator
Occupational Background: As
a state and county government
employee I worked tirelessly to
protect our natural resources
while carefully considering the social and economic needs of
communities that rely on those resources. I developed unique
approaches to solving environmental issues and I have found
effective ways to work with local citizen and business concerns.
I was elected in 2010 for a 4-year term on the Board of Directors
for the Lincoln Soil and Water Conservation District. During that
period I have devoted my time to improving our soil and water
quality programs working closely with the board and staff.
DANA JENKINS – A PROVEN PERFORMER:
Dana Jenkins has worked as your County Clerk to streamline procedures and eliminate unnecessary steps. He
has maintained an excellent level of service with reduced
staff. He replaced Lincoln County’s punchcard voting
system with an Optical Scan voting system in 1995. He
has designed, produced, and distributed a Local Voters’
Pamphlet for military, absentee, and local Lincoln County
voters since 1994. He established Official Ballot Drop
Sites for vote-by-mail ballots throughout Lincoln County,
including convenient drive-up ballot drop boxes. Current
projects include on-line (paperless) voter registration and
on-line access to recorded deeds and images.
In April 2014 I became President of the Oregon Association of
Conservation Districts (OACD). In a brief five months I’ve lead the
effort to acquire 10 million dollars to build the partnership between
conservation districts and watershed councils and implement
local Sage Grouse conservation agreements. Implementation
of effective conservation agreements are necessary to avoid the
federal Endangered Species Act (ESA) listing for Sage Grouse
in Eastern Oregon. I must be reelcted to my local soil and water
conservation board as membership on a board is a requirement
for officers of OACD.
DANA JENKINS – EXPERIENCED AND PROFESSIONAL
LEADERSHIP:
In addition to his 32 years of experience in the Clerk’s
Office, Dana Jenkins is a member of the Oregon Association of County Clerks (OACC) and was President of this
association in 2000/2001. He has been certified by the
OACC as a “Certified County Clerk (C.C.C.)” since 2002.
He has served on the Board of Directors of the Association
of Oregon Counties since 2003. He was appointed to the
Oregon Centralized Voter Registration (the newly implemented statewide voter registration database) Steering
Committee in 2005.
Prior Governmental Experience: Oregon Department of Fish
and Wildlife. Thirty-two years as a Marine Fisheries Biologist
(16 years as a federal advisor).
Educational Background: Oregon State University, B.S. Fisheries Science, 1979; Some graduate level coursework; University
of Oregon, Sustainability Leadership Program Certification, 2008
I have 39 years of government service in environmental science,
management and policymaking. I worked in the field, supervised
projects of 20 people or more, administered biennial budgets of 2.5
million dollars and conducted program design and review. I have
served on countless statewide, regional and international committees. With EPA’s renewed emphasis to review and overhaul the
Clean Water Act and other federal legislation my background and
experience is a key advantage for our small county.
Dana Jenkins has the practical, professional, and technical
experience to be a progressive leader for the Clerk’s Office.
•
DANA JENKINS – FAST, EFFICIENT, AND FRIENDLY
PUBLIC SERVICE:
Dana Jenkins will continue to make fast, efficient and
friendly service to the public his number one priority:
“Whether it’s for elections, recording, passports, or
marriage licenses, the customer will always be #1”.
•
DANA JENKINS – WORKING FOR YOU:
RE-ELECT Dana Jenkins and he will continue to be
“YOUR WORKING COUNTY CLERK”.
(This information furnished by Dana W Jenkins.)
(This information furnished by Mark Saelens.)
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
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Candidates
City of Depoe Bay
Mayor
A J (Jim)
Mattila
Nonpartisan
Occupation: Mayor
Occupational Background:
marine construction; commercial fishing
Educational Background:
Delake Grade School; Taft
H.S.; graduated Roosevelt H.S.,
Portland
Prior Governmental Experience: National Guard; U.S. Air Force
Forward, Depoe Bay!
Two years ago I promised the voters of Depoe Bay to chart a positive course of transparency and progress, to push aside personal
agendas and return the town to its citizens.
The result is progress. Depoe Bay is once again an exciting and
progressive city whose government is working in the best interests of all citizens – not just a favored few. Here are some of the
milestones of my first term:
• We renegotiated a key telecommunication franchise to include
fiber optic cable for city hall and other important locations as
part of the deal;
• We led the fight against budget uncertainties to secure dredging
for Depoe Bay Harbor, which will begin in September;
• We have erected a beautiful new bridge that serves as the
gateway to the City Park and nature trails. The multi-purpose
bridge will also support emergency and city vehicles, allowing
us to protect assets and lives;
• We have laid plans to restore the municipal fish plant as a
viable seafood facility and replace aging harbor infrastructure
that has been neglected;
• We have made improvements to parks, roads and sewers and
have projects underway throughout the city;
• We provided funding for Kids Zone, Chamber of Commerce
and Depoe Bay Food Pantry, organizations that provide critical
services to our town.
• As mayor, I have reached out to people that can help us: county
and state officials and elected representatives at all levels.
From the governor’s office to Congress, just about everybody
knows who “AJ” is.
If I am elected again as your mayor, I pledge to work even harder
to keep Depoe Bay on track for the future. Please join me on
this exciting journey.
Vote for “AJ” for mayor.
(This information furnished by A J (Jim) Mattila.)
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
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Candidates
City of Depoe Bay
Council Member, Position 5
City of Depoe Bay
Council Member, Position 6
Steve
Sparks
Jo G
Fisher-Brown
Nonpartisan
Nonpartisan
Occupation: Non-profit Board
Member, Unpaid; Vice-Chair,
Neighbors for Kids, Depoe Bay,
OR; Leadership Coach & Mgmt
Consultant; Author, Paid; Blogger, Paid.
Occupation:
Occupational Background:
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Prior Governmental
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Occupational Background: Vice Pres. Sales, Transmission
(fiber optics) Group, Nortel.
My name is Jo Fisher-Brown, and I am running for Depoe Bay
City Council Seat #6.
Educational Background: BA in Mgmt, St. Mary’s College of
Ca., 1989, Moraga, Ca.
I was born in Tillamook and grew up in the Pacific Northwest. I
graduated from Rainier High School in Rainier, Oregon in 1979,
and joined the U.S. Army in August of that year. After my enlistment ended, I spent three years living in the Republic of Panama
and nine years living in Ketchikan, AK before returning to Oregon
in 1995. I moved to Depoe Bay in 2008, and have enjoyed the
sense of community and the wonderful advantages that only
small-town coastal living can provide. I am currently employed
at Things Rich & Strange in Depoe Bay and Newport, where I
interact with both local people and out-of-town visitors on a daily
basis. This interaction provides me with a unique viewpoint, which
I believe will benefit me, and the city as a whole, as a member of
Depoe Bay City Council.
Prior Governmental Experience: Univ. of Wa, Telecom Mgr.;
Ed Svcs District, Chelan County Wa., Consultant; Chelan County
PUD, Wenatchee, Wa., Consultant; Cascade Ed. Foundation,
Leavenworth, Wa., Board Member, Elected; Village Art in the Park,
Leavenworth, Wa., Pres. & Board Chair, Elected; Friends of the
Fish Hatchery, Leavenworth, Wa., Pres. & Board Chair, Elected.
I believe in the empowerment of community building outreach
strategies through collaborations and partnerships with local,
state, and federal government, public private non-profits, private sector, and volunteers, all critical partners for community
growth and vitality. Effective team building and collaborative
commitments in Lincoln County have proven to be a successful
enterprise, enhancing the quality of life for children and families,
especially in education.
As a US Navy veteran from the Vietnam era and a post WWII
military child growing up during the 1950’s and early 1960’s, I am
passionate about caring for veterans and families as a commitment to their sacrifice of service to protect our freedoms during
all wars past and present. We have an eternal obligation and
debt that can never be fully paid back to those who have served
America in the military, as a first responder or in a public private
partnership role as an employee or volunteer. We can never thank
appreciate enough the service of the hundreds of volunteers in
Lincoln County who work tirelessly and passionately to make a
difference in our community.
As a City of Depoe Bay Councilor, I promise to be fair, objective,
and compassionate about community service with the goal of
achieving the very best quality of life and economic growth for
all citizens for generations to come. It is my duty and heartfelt
honor to serve.
Having lived in several communities with economies based on
tourism and local natural resources, I believe that I can provide
those I represent in Depoe Bay with an independent outlook from
the point of view of the average citizen. My priorities as a member
of City Council will be based on positive energy in order to benefit
the community as a whole. I support increasing livability, local
employment, and helping to promote new business interests, as
well as supporting and encouraging existing business with an eye
toward a sustainable year-round economy. I also strongly believe
in maintaining our natural resources and city infrastructure, so that
future generations will be encouraged to consider Depoe Bay as
a place to visit, live, and enjoy.
To those who have supported and encouraged me to run for a seat
on Depoe Bay City Council, and to those individuals who consider
voting for me in November, I offer a heart-felt “Thank You”.
(This information furnished by Steve Sparks.)
(This information furnished by Jo G Fisher-Brown.)
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Official Lincoln County 2014 General Election Voters’ Pamphlet
21-11
Candidates
City of Lincoln City
Mayor
City of Lincoln City
Mayor
Roger
Sprague
Don
Williams
Nonpartisan
Nonpartisan
Occupation: Retired
Occupation: Owner/operator
Nelscott Café, Lincoln City.
Subway Sandwich Franchisee;
Newport, and WA state.
Occupational Background: 40
years in Insurance Business: 15
years in claims adjusting and 25
years as agency owner/operator
marketing all lines of insurance.
Occupational Background:
Teacher’s Aide, Portland Public
Schools and Evergreen School
Educational Background: College of Puget Sound - 3 years;
University of Washington - 1 year; Insurance Institute of America District Special Needs classrooms as one on one aide to children
with Autistism, Down’s syndrome and Cerebral palsy; Medical
- 3 years with degree
coordinator, Center for Continuous Improvement (Portland); VoPrior Governmental Experience: Lincoln City Council - 4 terms cational Instructor, Portland Habilitation Center (Portland)
-Current City Councilor; Chair - Urban Renewal Agency; Chair Goal 5/17 Committee; Lincoln County School Committee; Fire Educational Background: Mt. Hood Community College;
University of Oregon; Oregon State University
Commissioner; Lincoln City Budget Committee - 16 years
ROGER SPRAGUE - EXPERIENCE
Founding member and treasurer of Angel Anonymous
Prior Governmental Experience: Current: Chair of Lincoln
City Planning Commission; Member, walking and biking plan
committee
Past Kiwanis three term Lt. Governor and current Pacific “A mayor for all of us” That’s what I want to be for the people of
Northwest District Risk Manager
Lincoln City.
Elks Scholarship Chariman - 15 years
As a small business owner I know how tough the last years have
Past Church Moderator, current board member and choir singer been. Businesses are failing and not a single plan has been put
forward by your city council.
ROGER SPRAGUE - YOUR VOICE OF REASON
My priorities: Jobs, Businesses, Families, Making city government
As a 35 year resident and business owner in Lincoln City I’ve
more accountable to you.
seen what works and doesn’t work.
I want a greater focus on public arts with an emphasis on our
I have a vision of a place where people take pride in their comnative American heritage.
munity - a community that will become more attractive to visitors.
We need to help our younger citizens find meaningful work or
We need to streamline government processes and make them
create small businesses here so they won’t leave us for the Valley.
more transparent and accessible.
We need to increase support for our Senior citizens and the
I support a strong budgeting process with continued five year
programs on which they rely.
projections.
My governmental experience is new. I’ve become involved in the
I will work to address ways to preserve and protect our streets
city’s working because I’ve grown tired of excuses why things can’t
and roads and will continue to do what is necessary to assure we
get done. I work for a living, just like you. I’m running for mayor
have a pure drinking water source.
because we deserve better. This city and it’s people have so
With a new City Manager and three new councilors our council much potential. I want to make sure the city government gets out
will, more than ever, need experienced leadership.
of the way of the people that want to grow this town’s economy.
ELECT ROGER SPRAGUE YOUR MAYOR - YOUR VOICE OF I’ve served on the Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce board,
REASON AND EXPERIENCE
Buy Local of Lincoln County board and served as President of
the Bay Area Merchants Association. I know the people of this
town and what they want from their mayor.
I’m asking for your vote to bring some fresh, new ideas to the
city. Thank you.
(This information furnished by Roger Sprague.)
(This information furnished by Don Williams.)
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Official Lincoln County 2014 General Election Voters’ Pamphlet
21-12
Candidates
City of Lincoln City
Council Member, Ward I
City of Lincoln City
Council Member, Ward I
Nathan
Long
Susan
Wahlke
Nonpartisan
Nonpartisan
Occupation: Transfer Station
Operator for North Lincoln
Sanitary Service.
Occupation: Legal secretary;
Secretary/Treasurer of Lincoln
City Chamber of Commerce;
Treasurer of Business of Excellence in Youth
Occupational Background:
Operations Manager for USA
Waste of Oregon, Portland
Occupational Background:
Oregon; Self employed, NRL
Chair, Lincoln City Chamber
Construction.
Ambassadors; Assistant to Chief of Police, Lincoln City; Assistant
Educational Background: Sandy Union High School; Mount to City Attorney, Lincoln City; Planning Department Administrative
Assistant, Clatsop County
Hood Community College.
Prior Governmental Experience: Planning Commissioner for the Educational Background: BA, University of Oregon; Ford InstiCity of Lincoln City: President for the Roads End Improvement tute Leadership Program
Prior Governmental Experience: Lincoln City Budget Committee
I believe the art of listening has been lost. It’s not just what’s good (present); Devils Lake Water Improvement District Budget
Committee (present); Local School Committee
for the City; it’s also what’s good for the citizens.
Accountability and fiscal discipline are key to a healthy City. I I am asking for your vote to fill the open position for Lincoln City
will demand accountability, and help the City focus more on its City Council, Ward 1.
Association; Commissioner for the Roads End Water District.
citizens.
I am employed by a small business, my husband owns a small
Tourism is Lincoln City’s only industry. The citizens of Lincoln City business, and I have been an active participant in the Lincoln City
and tourism can blend together by having accountability, and by Chamber of Commerce for several years. I support small businesses and economic development in our community.
having fair decisions made by Council in a timely manner.
It is time for the City to listen to the people, take responsibility, I have lived in North Lincoln County for 22 years. I have worked
make Staff accountable, and make sure that the tax payer’s money for Lincoln City in the City Attorney’s office, the police department, and filmed planning commission and city council meetings
is spent with purpose.
for many years.
I am a member of the board of Business for Excellence in Youth,
a non-profit that provides services for students in north Lincoln
County. I served as secretary for several years, and presently
serve as treasurer. My many volunteer efforts were recognized
when I was named Woman of the Year for 2013 at the annual
Community Days banquet.
As a long time resident of Lincoln City, I know people with a variety
of views on issues currently challenging us. I listen with an open
mind to various viewpoints and respect the process of exploring
many options for the best solution to the many issues we face
(homelessness, workforce housing, lack of living wage jobs, and
many others). In our seasonal economy we need to focus on
attracting living wage, year round employment.
As a City Council member I will be able to do more to enhance
the image of our City and improve livability for all of our citizens.
(This information furnished by Nathan Long.)
(This information furnished by Susan Wahlke.)
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Official Lincoln County 2014 General Election Voters’ Pamphlet
21-13
Candidates
City of Lincoln City
Council Member, Ward II
City of Lincoln City
Council Member, Ward II
Jim
Davis
D Riley
Hoagland
Nonpartisan
Nonpartisan
Occupation: President/Owner
of Central Coast Builders, Inc.
and Coast Drafting & Design,
Inc.
Occupation: Goodwill: Supervisor
Occupational Background:
Over 40 years in the Construction Business
Occupational Background:
Chinook Winds Casino Resort:
Table Games: Supervisor
Educational Background: Purdue University: Calumet
Educational Background: James Lick High - Graduated; IBM Prior Governmental Experience: Appointed: Lincoln City
Onsite College San Jose, CA - 2 Years; San Jose City College Budget Committee, Vice Chairman
- Apprenticeship Program - 4 Years; Butte Community College I am running for City Council as the next step into becoming more
Real Estate - 1 Year
involved in Lincoln City. My four years in the Budget Committee
Prior Governmental Experience: Urban Renewal Advisory has offered me a window into city politics. I can bring a new
Board; Lincoln City Building Code Appeals Board; Currently - perspective to City Council.
Lincoln City Planning Commissioner
- 20 Years Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce Member with 2
Businesses
- Served on Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce Board for 3 years
- Served as President of the Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce
for 1 Year
- Served on BAMA for Numerous Years
- Served as Chair of Community Days For 5 Years
- Served on the Board of Angels Anonymous, Inc. Since It’s
Inception 15 Years Ago
- Serving the Past Five Years as President of Angels Anonymous,
Inc.
- Instrumental in the Production of the Angels Ball and Fantasy
of Trees for 15 Years
- Supporter and Contributor to the North Lincoln Hospital
Foundation
- Recipient of 2013 Community Lifetime Achievement Award
- I just enjoy working for the Betterment of Our Community
- ENDORSED BY:
- Mike Holden, Former Mayor and Police Chief of Lincoln City
- Henry Quandt, Current Lincoln City Councilor
- Roger Robertson, Owner - All Ways Traveling
(This information furnished by Jim Davis.)
(This information furnished by D Riley Hoagland.)
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Official Lincoln County 2014 General Election Voters’ Pamphlet
21-14
Candidates
City of Lincoln City
Council Member, Ward III
Kip G
Ward
Nonpartisan
Occupation: Owner Historic
Anchor Inn
Occupational Background:
CICS Employment Services Inc.
Educational Background: B.S.
Economics Western Oregon
State
Prior Governmental Experience: Director Devils Lake Water
Improvement District
I look forward to serving on the City Council. This is a period of
unique opportunity for our community. With a new mayor, Council,
City Manager, and VCB Director, we have the chance to try some
new directions.
I hope to be able to work with our new council and the community
to seek positive change. I’m excited for the challenges ahead.
(This information furnished by Kip G Ward.)
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Official Lincoln County 2014 General Election Voters’ Pamphlet
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Candidates
City of Newport
Mayor
City of Newport
Mayor
Sandra N
Roumagoux
Dean
Sawyer
Nonpartisan
Nonpartisan
Occupation: Artist; Art instructor
Occupation: Emergency Management Planner, Siletz Tribe
Occupational Background:
1981-1983, Graduate Faculty,
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville; 1985-1986, Adjunct
Faculty, art, Linn-Benton Community College, Albany, OR; 1987-1992, Dean of Instruction,
Oregon Coast Community College, Newport, OR; 1992-1998,
Adjunct Faculty, art, Oregon Coast Community College, Newport,
OR; 1995-2002, Instructor, Summer Art Institute, Portland Community College, Portland, OR; 1992-2014, Faculty Art Creative
Arts Community at Menucha Portland, OR
Occupational Background:
City of Newport, Retired Police
Sergeant; Los Angeles County
Deputy Sheriff
Educational Background: Linn-Benton Community College,
Administration of Justice; Department of Public Safety Standards
and Training, Middle Management Certificate
Educational Background: Corvallis High School, Corvallis, OR,
1958; Bachelor of Arts, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, 1977;
Master of Fine Arts, University of Arkansas, 1981.
MY GOALS AS MAYOR:
Prior Governmental Experience: Elected, 2003-2012, Board of
Education, Oregon Coast Community College,Chairman, 20042006; Elected, 2010-2012, Newport City Councilor; Elected, 20122014, Mayor, Newport, OR; Appointed, 2013, Board of Oregon
Mayors Assoc.; Appointed, 1990-2012, Ambulance Service
Review Committee, Lincoln County.
Newport is on the cusp of exciting times. As mayor I have worked
to build and maintain relationships with the Port of Newport,
Hatfield Marine Science Center, Oregon Coast Aquarium, Oregon
Coast Community College, NOAA and wave energy organizations.
I participated in the search for a new city manager that led to the
hiring of Spencer Nebel, and I will continue to encourage improvement of the City’s infrastructure and support the city manager to
keep the city’s budget sustainable.
If re-elected, I will continue to work on the dramatic changes taking place in South Beach, including the building of the Oregon
Museum of Science and Industry’s Coastal Discovery Center,
Oregon State University’s expanded campus and commercial
and residential growth.
I will continue my office hours at City Hall, the first and third
Tuesday of each month from 3-5 p.m.
Prior Governmental Experience: Newport City Council, Council
President, Newport Police 30 years as Officer, Sergeant, and
Interim Chief of Police, Lincoln County Local Emergency Planning
Committee
To establish a regional economic development director position
to bring jobs and businesses to Lincoln County paid for by all
local governments.
• To increase residents participation by establishing social media
and twitter for residents to get current information and to give
feedback to the city.
• To work with the Marine Science Center, the Community College,
OSU, OMSI, NOAA and the local school district to bring marine
science professionals to our local schools. To encourage and
support the School District’s Ocean Literacy Initiative.
• To work with the businesses and residents of South Beach to
move to increase traffic flow and access to areas including the
new OMSI camp.
• To move forward on the under grounding of overhead power
lines for beautification in the north Highway 101 and Highway
20 corridors.
To find grants and other funding sources to establish caches of
food, water, and shelters around town in the event of a disaster.
I believe that my experience in over 30 years as a police supervisor with the city gives me an understanding of the work that can
be accomplished by the city’s great staff. Serving on the council
the past four years has given me the knowledge to handle the
more complicated and sometimes politically tough decisions. I
have also worked hard at building consensus when dealing with
complex issues to find the best solution for everyone.
I will not be seeking any endorsements from any special interest
groups for my campaign.
Please visit my Facebook page “Elect Dean Sawyer Mayor”
(This information furnished by Sandra N Roumagoux.)
(This information furnished by Dean Sawyer.)
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Official Lincoln County 2014 General Election Voters’ Pamphlet
21-16
Candidates
City of Newport
Council Member
City of Newport
Council Member
David N
Allen
Wendy C
Engler
Nonpartisan
Nonpartisan
Occupation: Attorney, private
practice
Occupation: Retired
Occupational Background:
Newport Business Owner; Nutritionist: WIC, Lincoln County
Extension & Food Share; Zookeeper: City of Seattle;
Volunteer: Oregon Coast
Aquarium; Oregon Coast Council for the Arts
Occupational Background:
Attorney, Oregon Department
of Justice; Volunteer firefighter
Educational Background:
Lewis & Clark Law School, J.D.
(Environmental and Natural Resources Law); University of Puget
Sound, B.A. (Biology); Portland Community College, A.A.S. (Fire
Science)
Prior Governmental Experience:
Newport City Councilor, 2001-2004; 2011-present:
President, Newport City Council; Chair, Newport Audit Committee;
Chair, Newport Infrastructure Task Force; Newport Site Selection
Team, Pacific Marine Energy Center; Oregon Coastal Zone
Management Association; League of Oregon Cities, Legal
Advocacy and Energy Policy Committees; Oregon Cascades West
Council of Governments, Executive Committee; OSU Coastal
Oregon Marine Experiment Station, Advisory Board; BOEM /
Oregon Intergovernmental Renewable Energy Task Force
State Ocean Policy Advisory Council (governor appointment),
2005-present:
Vice-Chair and Coastal City Elected representative; Chair, OPAC
Territorial Sea Plan Working Group; LCDC Territorial Sea Plan
Advisory Committee
Newport Urban Renewal /City Budget Committees, 2005-2010:
Chair and citizen member
Other Volunteer Service: Newport Fire Department; Oregon
Coast Aquarium; Yaquina Bay Economic Foundation
City stability
The city is now at a more stable point than in past years. In
large part, this is due to the current council working well together
in helping the city move forward productively in a number of
areas. Some examples include using recommendations from
the Infrastructure Task Force to keep utility rates in check, an
increased focus on planning for infrastructure both near-term
and long-term, community outreach and engagement on a wide
variety of issues, and a continuing commitment to the Visual Arts
Center location in Nye Beach.
Educational Background: University of Washington: BS – Nutritional Science and Experimental Food
Prior Governmental Experience: Newport Wayfinding
Committee – Chair; Nye Beach Design Overlay Work Group;
Lincoln County Solid Waste Advisory Committee; Newport
Transportation Plan Update Work Group; Newport Futures
Committee
I’ve always been fascinated with the diversity of Newport: its
neighborhoods and districts, harbor, lighthouses, beautiful coastline and wildlife.
Since moving here 20 years ago, I’ve seen many positive changes:
NOAA, OCCA, the Rec Center and the PAC, to name a few. Yet
we still face tremendous challenges. We are battling to update
our infrastructure. Our finances demand on-going attention. We
struggle with employment and housing issues. Our natural and
cultural resources need stewardship. Your vote for City Councilor
will determine the future of our city.
As your City Councilor, these will be my guiding principles:
PLANNING
What will Newport look like in 10 to 20 years? Excellent work has
been done on visioning Newport’s future. Let’s use those studies,
listen to citizens and get to work on progressive planning and
development that honors our heritage and invigorates our future.
LIVABILITY
Let’s balance economic development with livability and a sustainable future. A thriving community with great neighborhoods,
sustainable businesses and quality medical care will result when
there is access to employment, housing, culture, shopping, recreation and viable transportation options.
Coastal representation
With nearly 10 years of experience as a coastal at-large representative at the state and regional level on ocean, natural resource,
and other related issues, I look forward to continue to represent
coastal interests on such things as further planning and mapping
of our coastal waters so as to make more informed policy choices.
EFFICIENCY
Campaign expenditures
I also support less money in election campaigns and will spend
less than the $750 campaign finance threshold.
I ask for your vote. Thank you!
Let’s strive to make the best use of time and money to help our
city be more efficient and effective.
As your City Councilor, I will listen to you, be willing to weigh all
sides and work as a team member with other councilors.
Please visit: www.electdavidallen.com
(This information furnished by David N Allen.)
(This information furnished by Wendy C Engler.)
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Official Lincoln County 2014 General Election Voters’ Pamphlet
21-17
Candidates
City of Newport
Council Member
City of Newport
Council Member
Dennis
Reno
Mark
Saelens
Nonpartisan
Nonpartisan
Occupation: Retired
Occupation: Lincoln County
Solid Waste District Program
Manager and Sustainability
Coordinator
Occupational Background: Inspector/project coordinator Mike
Mayes Engineering for 2 years
Alaska; City Administrator/Department head Newport Oregon
for 8 years; President and CEO
of Mining and Engineering Company 18 years Arizona; Project
Engineer Mountain States Mineral Enterprises 5 years Arizona.
Educational Background: Graduated Flowing Wells High
School, Tucson Arizona; Completed a five year apprenticeship
with Stanley Tools Fortune 500 company, (Pecosteel Precast
Division 1972-1977), Tucson Arizona.
Prior Governmental Experience: Nye Beach overlay Committee;
Chairman Airport Committee; Governors Task Force on Air
Services; Astoria Newport Air Service Consortium ; OAMA Past
president
Newport is a unique Coastal city, pleasing to all the senses. I am
proud to have resided here for the past twenty years. I appreciate our continually evolving government, effective strong citizen
participation and most importantly our City employees.
I am in solid support of the protection and enhancement of our
natural local environment while managing a strong economic
development of our area.
As a City Councilor, I would continue to focus on the preservation of our area’s natural resources and work to find solutions
to challenges presented by growth. As our city grows, our top
priority must remain quality of life for all. We can achieve that
goal through environmental protection, quality education for our
youth, respecting diversity, and supporting our local economy.
As a former employee of the City of Newport I brought to the
General Fund more Federal and State Grants than any other
administrator before or since. I believe more revenue ideas and
less taxes is what grows a small community. I am aware of the
challenges facing all coastal entrepreneurs. Together we must
continue to develop and strengthen our economic base. Revenue
generating ideas, aggressive pursuit of Grant resources, collectively supporting our local business and recruiting other businesses is our catalyst to economic development.
I hope you will allow me to serve on your council. I will work hard
and passionately to make Newport the quality place where we live.
Occupational Background: As
a state and county government
employee I worked tirelessly to
protect our natural resources while carefully considering the social
and economic needs of communities that rely on those resources.
I developed unique approaches to solving environmental issues
and I have found effective ways to work with local citizen and
business concerns.
I was appointed to the Newport City Council in January of 2013.
I felt my strongest qualification for my appointment was my
environmental science background and a great deal of experience reviewing, writing and implementing both state and federal
policy. With EPA’s renewed emphasis to review and overhaul the
Clean Water Act and other federal legislation my background and
experience continues to be a key advantage for our small city.
Environmental issues are clearly my expertise, but my interest in
contributing to and promoting more effective and transparent city
management also extends to infrastructure, project management
and budget oversight. I am interested in all aspects of providing a
clean, safe, economically viable and enjoyable place to live. I am
currently the council liaison or serve on the following committees:
1) Audit, 2) Bike and Pedestrian, 3) Business License Review,
4) City Manager Review Process, 5) Parks and Recreation, 6)
Pool Construction, 7) Wayfinding and 8) the Visual Arts Center.
Educational Background: Oregon State University, B.S.
Fisheries Science, 1979; Some graduate level coursework;
University of Oregon, Sustainability Leadership Program
Certification, 2008
Prior Governmental Experience: Oregon Department of Fish
and Wildlife. Thirty-two years as a Marine Fisheries Biologist
(16 of those years as a federal advisor).
I have 39 years of government service in environmental science,
management and policymaking. I worked in the field, supervised
projects of 20 people or more, administered biennial budgets of
2.5 million dollars and conducted program design and review. I
have served on countless statewide, regional and international
committees.
(This information furnished by Dennis Reno.)
(This information furnished by Mark Saelens.)
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Official Lincoln County 2014 General Election Voters’ Pamphlet
21-18
Candidates
City of Toledo
Mayor
City of Toledo
Mayor
Ralph E
Grutzmacher
Billie Jo
Smith
Nonpartisan
Nonpartisan
Occupation: Mayor, City of
Toledo
Occupation: Retired
Occupational Background:
Legislative Officer, Prince
George’s (Maryland) County
Government; Director, President, Treasurer, Attorney, Prince
George’s Community FCU
Educational Background: US Naval Academy, BS, 1972;
George Washington University, Juris Doctor, 1979
Prior Governmental Experience: Toledo City Councilor; Trustee
Supplemental Pension Plan; Associate County Attorney; Case
Examiner, BCNR, SECNAV; Naval Officer
Toledo is a wonderful place to live and work, and potentially has
an even better future. I believe that my more than 30 years in
local government has been of help in moving us forward in the
last three years, as local issues can be complicated and we need
to make the most of our resources in everything we do.
Since becoming mayor, I have worked on issues including:
• Lobbying local and national railroads to get Toledo’s railroad
crossings fixed;
• Leading the city council and staff to obtain the least-expensive
revenue bonds possible to fund vitally needed water system
improvements;
• Going to Salem to lobby state agencies on finishing Hwy 20
improvements and for the Port of Toledo’s expansion grant;
• Leading City efforts to make best use of Toledo’s industrial property for economic development while protecting our environment;
• Using correspondence and social media to promote Toledo
and our events.
Occupational Background:
Educator and biologist for 37
years (24 in Lincoln County).
Classroom teacher in Missouri;
Minnesota; Washington D.C.;
and in Yachats and Toledo,
Oregon. Developed curriculum and provided professional development for the Minnesota Environmental Sciences Foundation,
Minneapolis Public Schools, the Oregon Department of Education,
and the Lincoln County School District.
Educational Background: BA (Biology & Education) William
Jewell College; MS (Biology) University of Michigan
Prior Governmental Experience: Lincoln County School District
Board of Directors Chair; City of Toledo Budget Committee;
Precinct Committee Person, Toledo.
Community Involvement: Georgia Pacific Community Advisory
Committee; Lincoln Community Dispute Resolution Board; Lincoln
County Democratic Central Committee Chair; Central Coast Stand
for Children Chair; Children’s Trust of Lincoln County Board.
Billie Jo Smith: Qualified Leadership for the
Citizens of Toledo
Knowledgeable: In all of her endeavors, Billie Jo does the background research necessary to thoroughly understand an issue.
Her years of experience on the Budget Committee have kept her
informed on the financial status of the City.
A Listener: Billie Jo believes that Toledo needs a Mayor who will
listen to and value the opinions, questions, and experiences of its
citizens, employees, commissions, committees, and City Council
members. The advice of those who will be affected is critical to
the understanding and resolution of any issue.
I also regularly
• Serve on two advisory committees of the League of Oregon
Cities;
• Serve on the Yaquina Bay Economic Foundation;
• Act as building manager for the Flowerree Community Center;
• Now act as a member of the Newport Airport Commission;
• Work in the Lincoln County Food Network, seeking to promote
better nutrition for all area residents.
For me, the service and time commitment that I feel are needed
to be a good mayor are continuations of my life-long career. I
am proud of Toledo, our professional staff and services, and look
forward to continuing to help bring expanded opportunities to all
of our community.
Gets Results: Billie Jo initiated and successfully lobbied for
State legislation that provides small schools funding to Toledo
and three other small high schools. Without this funding, Toledo
High School would have been closed. She has the confidence
and skills needed to stand up for Toledo.
(This information furnished by Ralph E Grutzmacher.)
(This information furnished by Billie Jo Smith.)
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Official Lincoln County 2014 General Election Voters’ Pamphlet
21-19
Candidates
Billie Jo taught at Toledo High School from 1994–2000, and her
husband, Peter Vince, has been teaching there since 1988. They
have lived in Toledo since 2000, and appreciate the history and
traditions of this wonderful community. Since her retirement, Billie
Jo has been a leader in support of schools, children, and families.
VOTE for Billie Jo Smith – She’s Ready to Work for YOU
City of Toledo
Council Member
City of Toledo
Council Member
Julie
Rockwell
Jerry
Seth
Nonpartisan
Nonpartisan
Occupation: Owner J Rockwell
Quilting
Occupation: Retired
Occupational Background:
Marketing AT &T Retired: Admin Asst Toledo Chamber of
Commerce; Customer Service
Fred Meyer
Educational Background: Graduate St Paul High School; East
Los Angeles Community College
Prior Governmental Experience: Toledo Planning Commission;
Toledo Budget Committee; Contribution Committee
Occupational Background:
Bank Operations Officer; Corporate CEO, CFO, President,
Director; Computer System
Designer; Computer software
system designer; Realtor &
Real Estate Manager; Small Business Owner; Corporate Budget & Financial Statement Analysis; Commercial Construction
Superintendent
Educational Background: Newport High School; Linfield College
Freshman; American Bankers Association
Prior Governmental Experience: 18 years of government experience. Chief Bank Examiner for the State of Oregon; President
Toledo Planning Commission; Toledo Budget Committee
Toledo Needs Jerry Seth
Experienced: Jerry Seth’s extensive background in financial
management, especially his experience as the Chief Bank
Examiner for Oregon, will bring necessary expertise to the City
Council. Through his service on the City Budget Committee and
his diligent leadership on the Planning Commission, Jerry has
already contributed greatly to Toledo’s viability.
Knows The Needs Of The City: Jerry has spent many hours
working on the City’s recently approved Transportation Plan. His
knowledge of the City Codes and myriad of long range plans is
unique and gives him a perspective that few individuals in city
government possess.
Pays Attention To The Details: Jerry reads the fine print. He
led the Planning Commission through an extensive analysis of the
Transportation Plan which identified and corrected flaws that could
have cost the City millions of dollars and seriously disrupted the
businesses and properties along Business Hwy 20. He carefully
reads and considers the City codes and recognizes wording and
revisions that need to be made. These details, which are often
overlooked, are vital to the functioning of the City.
Jerry Seth grew up in Lincoln County and graduated from Newport
High School. His parents owned the Newport A&W Drive In,
which he managed for two years after his father suffered a heart
attack. He left the area for 40 years, as he pursued his professional career, but returned after he retired and has lived in Toledo
for over 10 years.
There is work to do, and Jerry Seth is up to the task!
(This information furnished by Julie Rockwell.)
(This information furnished by Jerry Seth.)
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Official Lincoln County 2014 General Election Voters’ Pamphlet
21-20
Candidates
City of Waldport
Mayor
Susan
Woodruff
Nonpartisan
Occupation: Retired
Occupational Background:
Treasurer, assistant comptroller,
president and owner of several transportation-related businesses; staff to corporate turnaround consultant for projects in
San Francisco, Syracuse, NY,
and Japan; executive secretary.
Educational Background: Santa Rosa Junior College, Santa
Rosa, CA, 14, A.A.; Parks School of Business, Portland, OR,
diploma; University of Colorado, Denver, 1 semester; Portland
Union Academy, Portland, OR, 12, diploma
Prior Governmental Experience: Mayor 2011-Present; Waldport
City Council 2001–2010; Waldport Urban Renewal Agency Board
2001-Present; Waldport Planning Commission 2000–2001;
Lincoln County Economic Development Alliance 2001-Present;
Samaritan Pacific Communities Hospital Board 2010-Present;
K.I.D.S. Committee (Treasurer) 2010-2011; So. Lincoln County
Tourism Committee 2011-Present
Waldport’s beautiful setting is just one of many factors that brought
us here twenty years ago. I am very grateful to live here, serving
as your mayor, and I’m asking you to reelect me to that position.
Under my leadership, in cooperation with our strong council and
excellent staff, we will continue to:
• Provide essential city services through wise planning and spending so that we remain financially sound yet prepared for future
needs. Examples: stabilized utility income while lowering most
homeowners’ bills; paid off some loans early, saving interest costs.
• Seek grant funding whenever possible and cooperate with other
public/private partners to maximize opportunities yet minimize
costs. Examples: Woodland Trail, new public restroom facility,
and new applications for Lint Slough and Bridgeview Trails.
• Meet community safety concerns by purchasing enhanced policing from Lincoln County Sheriff ‘s Office, support the great work of
Waldport’s Citizen Patrol, and increase emergency preparedness
and education.
• Keep our community clean and attractive while encouraging and
planning for sustainable growth.
• Listen carefully and respectfully to all while working constructively
and responsibly on each issue that comes before us.
Thanks again for allowing me to serve our great community. As
your mayor I will continue to work diligently and cooperatively to
make our city even better!
(This information furnished by Susan Woodruff.)
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Official Lincoln County 2014 General Election Voters’ Pamphlet
21-21
Candidates
City of Waldport
Council Member
City of Waldport
Council Member
Dann
Cutter
Greg
Holland
Nonpartisan
Nonpartisan
Occupation: Network Analyst,
Oregon State University’s Hatfield Marine Science Center
since 1996
Occupation: Retired.
Occupational Background: IT
Computing systems management for HMSC for 18 years,
previously Nuclear Electronics
Technician, US Navy.
Occupational Background:
Licensed California Attorney.
Educational Background: JD
Law Degree from University of
West Los Angeles Law School,
1991. MS Degree in Political
Science, Pittsburg State University, 1983. BS degree in Political
Science, Missouri State University, 1981.
Educational Background: HBS (Finance) Oregon State
University; HBS (Env. Science) Oregon State University; BS
(Economics) Oregon State University; MBA (in progress) Oregon
State University; Masters of Engineering (in progress) Oregon
State University; Stanford Fellow (2008).
Prior Governmental Experience: Former Waldport Planning
Commissioner and Current Waldport City Councilor.
Prior Governmental Experience: Waldport City Council, since
2007; Council Of Governments Exec. Board member, since
2011; Rural Health Coordinating Council, 2008 to 2012; Waldport
Planning Commission, 2000 to 2006; Area Commission on
Transportation, since 2007.
I have had the privilege of serving as Waldport City Councilor for
the past 5 years. I again ask for your support for another term.
Born on the Oregon coast, I have lived and served in Waldport
for over 15 years.
In the last decade I have put myself through college and my wife
though OCCC’s Nursing program, all while working full time for
the Marine Science Center. Additionally, as a parent of a young
child, I understand the difficulties in raising children on the coast,
and the lack of resources, childcare and accessible healthcare
for our families.
Personal. Married Carlos Lazaro last year after 26 year domestic
partnership. Parent of two rescue dogs, Yogi and Maddy.
I wish to serve to insure that the Open Space Project (the former
HS grounds) is transferred to the city. I am a strong advocate for
the construction of softball fields, which will allow softball tournaments to be brought to Waldport, a real economic boost for the
city. All these participants will need a place to stay, eat and play.
I also volunteered to lead the effort for a portion of the future park
is set aside for resident gardens. These small patches would give
flower and vegetable beds to residents who reside in housing
without gardening space.
Representing the younger working families on our Council, I have
strived to improve park equipment, prioritize traffic safety, speed
control and sidewalks. I support the effort to relocate critical services outside of the tsunami danger area, and the commitment
to continue to improve all Waldport schools.
I am concerned about the growth of graffiti in Waldport. This
scourge can be extremely detrimental to a city. I have taken the
lead, calling for a permanent reward program to those who provide
information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible. I want to toughen the punishments for those found guilty,
including mandatory community service doing unpopular tasks, full
restitution and fines. We need a tough stance to keep youth from
reoffending. If it continues, I will help form an anti graffiti group.
I have supported increased law enforcement levels, and better
reporting so we can understand the difficulties our town faces.
Additionally, I have worked with the Council of Governments to
help bring needed economic devlopment resources to our area.
I will continue my progressive voice, such as strongly supporting
the voter approved medical marijuana dispensaries. We cannot
keep this true medication from cancer patients, MS sufferers, or
those, like me, who suffer from endless chronic pain.
In short, I serve Waldport to the best of my ability – I hope that
you will consider allowing me to continue to do so.
I welcome your ideas. Please email me:
[email protected]
Please consider re-electing me to serve you and our wonderful
city. Thank you.
If you have concerns, questions or issues - please e-mail me at:
[email protected]
(This information furnished by Dann Cutter.)
(This information furnished by Greg Holland.)
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Official Lincoln County 2014 General Election Voters’ Pamphlet
21-22
Candidates
City of Yachats
Council Member
City of Yachats
Council Member
Barbara E
Frye
Greg
Scott
Nonpartisan
Nonpartisan
Occupation: Retired Registered
Nurse; Yachats City Councilor;
CASA Volunteer; Member Lincoln Community Health
Council; Member - Central
Oregon Coast Rural Health
Network Screening Committee
Occupation: Retired
Occupational Background: Registered Nurse, Nurse Manager
OHSU and Harbor View Medical Center/UWMC; Director of Labor
Program for Washington State Nurses Association
Educational Background: Portland
Community College - ADN
-RN; Southern Oregon State College - BSN Program; Portland
State University - Pre-Nursing
Prior Governmental Experience: • Yachats City Council Appointed Nov 2013; Member - Lincoln Co. Community Health
Council; Yachats Parks and Commons Commission - 2012-2013
I am a Registered Nurse and understand what accountability,
responsibility and compassion are. I know how to listen, ask
questions, assess a situation and develop a plan. I know how
important it is to have measurable goals and to evaluate progress
and outcomes.
I have over 35 years experience working with volunteers; elected
Boards; City, County and State agencies; members and community stakeholders.
I serve on the Lincoln County Community Health Council in
order to play an active role in health care in Lincoln County and
represent the interests of Yachats. Mayor Brean and I have spent
the last year working with a network of Central Oregon Coast
providers to identify health access needs and potential options,
and to obtain grant monies that could eventually fund an innovative and effective method of meeting basic health care needs in
our communities. This has great potential, but much work needs
to be done to make it a reality.
Issues that affect the entire community such as, vacation rental
policies, the proposed “101 sidewalk” project, future water resources, infrastructure, and fiscal realities, are just a few of the
challenges that face the Council that I would like to continue
working on.
I pledge to listen with an open mind and serve you with honesty
and integrity.
Occupational Background:
Deputy Financial Services
Manager, City of Corvallis;
Information Services Manager;
College of Business Oregon
State University; Comptroller
MS Systems Inc.
Educational Background: Oregon State University, BS in
Business-accounting
Prior Governmental Experience: Yachats City Council; Planning
Commission; Budget Committee; Capital Improvement Program
Committee; Trails Committee; Urban Renewal Committee; volunteer database project manager for the city of Yachats
Reflecting on community issues of the past couple of years and
the divergent desires of Yachats constituent groups, it is clear
that what is needed is leadership with a sense of balance. In
many instances balance means seeking middle ground between
the desires of a residential community and the economic needs
of local businesses. I am committed to seeking the balance that
is in the best interests of the entire village.
If I am reelected I am committed to continue focusing on the public
process of governance that includes input from all constituent
communities. Decisions will be guided by documents like the
Yachats comprehensive plan, master plans for utility services
(water, sewer, and drainage) and other public documents approved by previous councils. My bias will continue to be to act
based on observable and measurable data as much as possible.
My personal objectives for the next four years will continue to
focus on the Yachats database which will include the property
inventory for public works services; an upgrade of the city’s main
web site; a new service request system that tracks where city
services are needed, how long it takes to complete requests and
an assessment of citizen satisfaction. The search area for the
city’s document library needs to be updated and simplified and we
need to have the ability to store historical images and other records
from the Log Church museum. These projects are designed to
improve communications, provide data for decision making, and
measure the effectiveness of city service delivery.
I ask for your vote. Thank you.
(This information furnished by Barbara E Frye.)
(This information furnished by Greg Scott.)
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Official Lincoln County 2014 General Election Voters’ Pamphlet
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delay under ORS 809.280
(10) (1997 Edition), which
is the same as the fee for
reinstatement of suspended
driving privileges.
The referendum provides
that the fees charged
for an Oregon Driver
Card would be used for
administrative purposes and
distributed to the Highway
Fund in the same manner
as fees charged for an
Oregon Driver License.
It is anticipated that this
measure will generate
$3,510,437 of revenue in
2013-15 and $4,333,562 in
2015-17.
There are no anticipated
effects on local government.
Proposed by Initiative
Petition
Proposed by Initiative
Petition
90 Changes general
election nomination
processes: provides for
single primary ballot
listing candidates; top
two advance
Result of “yes” vote:
“Yes” vote replaces general
election nomination
processes for most partisan
offices; all candidates listed
on one single primary ballot;
two advance to general
election ballot.
Result of “no” vote:
“No” vote retains current
general election nomination
processes, including party
primaries for major parties;
separate primary ballots;
multiple candidates can
appear on general election
ballot.
89 Amends Constitution:
State/political subdivision
shall not deny or abridge
equality of rights on
account of sex
Summary: Currently,
each major party has a
separate primary election
ballot. Major party’s
registered voters nominate
party’s candidates; others’
Vote
Sides
of Ballot
Result
ofBoth
“yes”
vote:
E “Yes” vote amends state
F primary ballots include only
nonpartisan candidates; all
constitution, prohibits state
and any political subdivision vote for one candidate per
office. General election
from denying or abridging
ballot may include multiple
equality of rights under the
candidates per office:
law on account of sex.
unaffiliated, major, minor
Result of “no” vote:
party candidates. Measure
“No” vote retains current
replaces that system for
prohibition on laws granting/ most partisan offices,
denying privileges or
including many federal
immunities on account
(not Presidential), all state,
of sex, unless justified
county, city, district offices.
No
by specific
biological
Single primary ballot lists
differences between men/
all candidates for each
Yes
women.
office. Voters may vote for
In Your
Ballotregardless
Packet
any
candidate,
Summary: Under Article I,
of voter’s Sheet
or candidate’s
more.
Separate
Included
section
20,collections
of the
Oregon
exceeds
estimated
by two
percent or
party affiliation. Only top
requires
refund to corporations
whengranting
revenue
Constitution,
laws
and
Local Measures
on
corporate income and excise tax “kicker” that
two candidates
per office
Result
of “no” vote:or
“No”immunities
vote retains existing
privileges
appear
onText
general
election
See Full
of State
must12 apply
equally to all
through
public education.
ballot; may be from same
the General Fund to provide additional funding for K
persons.
The
Oregon
corporate
income and
excise
tax “kicker” refund to
party. Primary, general
Result
of “yes” vote:
“Yes” vote
allocates
the
Supreme
Court
has
held
election ballots must
additionally
fundprovision
K through 12 public
education
that
that
prohibits
income/excise tax "kicker" refund to
contain candidates’ party
85
Amends
Constitution:
Allocates corporate
laws
treating
people
registration/endorsements.
differently based on sex
Eligible person, regardless
unlessNojustified by specific
of party, may be selected
biological differences.
to fill vacancy. Other
Yes provision in
No current
provisions.
constitution expressly
statesproperty
thattransfers.
prohibition.
Estimate of financial
intra-family
least
$1 million; taxamends
on all income-producing
Measure
Article
impact: This measure
estate/inheritance taxes on estates with value of at
I byofcreating
section
changes statutes relating to
Result
“no” vote: “No”new
vote retains
existing
The referendum establishes revenue.
46, which provides that
primary elections. Except
Yes
certain
intra-family
transfers;
reducesthe
state
the following fees: (1) $64
equality
ofproperty
rights
under
for the office of President,
death-related property transfers, and taxes on
for
issuance
of a Class
law inheritance/estate
shall not be
or
it requires that the two
existing
taxesdenied
on large estates,
government);
retains misspelled,
other language.
Result of “yes” vote: “Yes” vote phases out
government (rather than three “branches” of
C
driver
(2) $5offor
abridged by the state or
candidates receiving the
powers
betweencard;
three “departments”
property transfers
constitutional
language describing
the
knowledge
testseparation
for a of
anyestates,
political
subdivision
highest number of votes
large
and all taxes
on intra-family on
Result of “no” vote: “No” vote retains existing
84
Phases out of
existing
inheritance
taxes on
Class C driver card; (3)
account
sex.
Measure
advance to the general
grammatical, spelling changes.
$9
for
the
skills
test
for
authorizes
legislature
to
election regardless of party
“departments”) of government; makes other
No
to referC
to three
“branches”
(instead of three
apowers
Class
driver
card;
enforce that provision by
affiliation. The measure
constitutional language describing separation of
(4)
for
issuance
of a
appropriate legislation.
Result$64
of “yes”
vote:
“Yes” vote changes
provides criteria for listing
Yes
restricted
Class
C driver
Measure provides that
candidates on ballots. It
makes grammatical
and spelling
changes
governmental system of separation of powers;
card;
(5)
$44
for
renewal
nothing in section 46 “shall
establishes procedures for
constitutional language describing
78 Amends Constitution: Changes
of a
Class C driver card;
diminish a right otherwise
filling vacant Congressional
authorized pursuant to gaming compacts.
(6) $30 for replacement of
available
to
persons
under
offices through special
privately-owned casino within state; tribal casinos
No
state
of the law,20
whichof
does
not authorize
any or
a Class C driver card; (7)
section
this
Article
elections and allows
Result of “no” vote: “No” vote maintains current
$6 for the Student Driver
any other provision of this
appointment to vacant state
Yes
revenue to State Lottery for specified purposes.
Training Fund; (8) $75 for
Constitution.”
offices regardless of party
requires
casino to give percentage of monthly
single privately-owned casino in Wood Village;
reinstatement of revoked
affiliation.
Result
of “yes” vote:
vote authorizes a
No The initiative
Estimate
of“Yes”
financial
without exception for emergency.
driving
privilege;
(9)
$75
for
contains statutory criteria for
constitutional restrictions on legislative authority
payable
to dedicated
state fund
impact:
There
is no
retains constitutional spending
and
reinstatement
of restrictions
suspended
casino; mandates percentage of revenues
establishing
minority parties
83
Yes
statutory authority to declare state of emergency;
Authorizes privately-owned
Village
financial
effect on Wood
either
driving
privileges;
andGovernor’s
Result of “no”
vote: “No” vote retains
and retaining their status. It
state
or
local
government
(10)
for toreinstatement
requires the Legislature to
spendingfee
restrictions
aid response, recovery.
No
$1,000 assessed value beginning FY 2013-14?
expenditures
or revenues.
legislature may suspend specified constitutional
District
and adopt
permanent rate levy of
$0.11 per
pass
implementing
statutes.
Question: Shall County form Animal Services
disaster” (defined); requires legislative session;
restrictions
Official Lincoln County 2014 General Election Voters’ Pamphlet
suspending specified constitutional spending
26
November 4, 2014
requires legislative session; authorizes
declare “catastrophic disaster” (defined);
Amends Constitution: Governor may
77
Referred to the People by the Legislative Assembly
Separate Sheet
See Full Text of State and Local Measures on
Yes
authorized pursuant to gaming compacts.
privately-owned casino within state; tribal casinos
state of the law, which does not authorize any
Result of “no” vote: “No” vote maintains current
purposes.
monthly revenue to State Lottery for specified
requires such casinos to give percentage of
constitution to authorize privately-owned casinos;
Levy
District/Establishment of Permanent Rate
21-147 Formation of Animal Services
No
Yes
Sample Ballot–Lincoln County, Oregon
The Secretary of State
Elections Division estimates
start-up costs of $362,640
to modify computer
systems. The most likely
funding source would be
revenues from the General
Fund.
Because of the estimated
mix of costs and savings,
the financial impact to
counties is indeterminate.
Proposed by Initiative
Petition
91 Allows possession,
manufacture, sale of
marijuana by/to adults,
subject to state licensing,
regulation, taxation
Result of “yes” vote:
“Yes” vote allows
possession, authorizes
in-state manufacture,
processing, sale of
marijuana by/to adults;
licensing, regulation,
taxation by state; retains
current medical marijuana
laws.
Result of “no” vote: “No”
vote retains laws classifying
cannabis as a controlled
substance; prohibiting
most sale, possession,
manufacture of cannabis;
permitting production,
possession of cannabis for
medical use.
Summary: Currently,
cultivation, possession,
delivery, sale of marijuana
are unlawful, excepting
regulated production,
possession, use of medical
marijuana. Measure allows
production, processing,
delivery, possession, sale
of marijuana to adults,
licensed, regulated by
Oregon Liquor Control
Commission (OLCC).
Marijuana producer,
processor, wholesaler
may deliver “marijuana
items” (defined) only
to/on licensed retail
premises. OLCC collects
tax imposed on marijuana
producer at different rates
for marijuana flowers,
leaves, immature plant.
“Homegrown marijuana”
(defined) not regulated,
taxed. Tax revenues, fees
fund OLCC suspense
account, Oregon Marijuana
Account distributed: 40%
to Common School Fund;
20% for mental health/
alcohol/drug services; 15%
for state police; 20% for
local law enforcement; 5%
to Oregon Health Authority.
“Marijuana paraphernalia”
(defined) excluded from
“drug paraphernalia” laws.
Other provisions.
Estimate of financial
impact: This measure
legalizes, regulates and
taxes the manufacture,
sale and use of marijuana
in Oregon. State and local
expenditures and revenues
will be impacted by passage
of this measure.
The measure requires the
Oregon Liquor Control
Commission (OLCC) to
license and regulate the
distribution of marijuana.
The revenue estimate
from taxes when fully
implemented may range
from $17 million to $40
million annually.
The OLCC estimates that
the start-up costs are about
$300,000 in state fiscal year
2015, about $2.5 million in
state fiscal year 2016, and
$1.0 million in 2017. OLCC
annual operating expenses
are estimated to be $3.2
million per year. New
revenues are expected to
be sufficient to offset these
costs.
year 2016 and ongoing
expenses of $400,000 per
year beginning in fiscal year
2016. New revenues are
expected to be sufficient to
offset these costs.
The Oregon Judicial
Department expects
additional court costs to
address OLCC rulemaking
and licensing authority
of between $21,417 and
$55,902 in the 2015-17
biennium and between
$13,068 and $47,190 per
year in later biennia.
Passage of the initiative
may result in the reduction
in the number of persons
entering the public safety
system for marijuanarelated violations, thereby
reducing state General
Fund expenditures on
community corrections.
The remaining revenue
Passage of the initiative
beyond expenses would
may result in a reduction
be distributed as follows:
in the dollar value of fines
40% to the Common School collected by state and local
Fund, 20% to the Mental
governments for convictions
Health Alcoholism and
of marijuana-related
Drug Services Account,
16 01 the
violations. Therefore,
15% to the State Police
Dimpact for state and local
Account, 10% to cities
governments, district
for law enforcement,
attorneys, and the courts is
No
10% to counties for law
indeterminate.
enforcement, and 5% to the
Yes created will
Oregon Health Authority
New jobs
for alcohol and drug
generate an indeterminate
abuse prevention, early
amount
of income tax
that permit regulated medical use of marijuana.
intervention and treatment
and delivery of marijuana; retains current statutes
revenue.
and criminal laws prohibiting cultivation, possession
services.
Result of “no” vote: “No” vote retains existing civil
Proposed by Initiative
restrictions on hemp
(defined).
The Oregon Health
Petition
unlicensed adult personal cultivation/use; prohibits
Authority estimates
adults through state-licensed stores; allows
commercial
marijuana (cannabis)
92
Requires
foodcultivation/sale to
$200,000 per year in
Result of “yes” vote: “Yes” vote allows
manufacturers,
retailers
additional expenditures
regulate commercial marijuana cultivation/sale
to
label
“genetically
cultivation/use without license; commission to
for two positions to license
80
Allows personal marijuana, hemp
engineered” foods as
marijuana facilities that test
such; state, citizens may
marijuana products. This
No
enforce
estimate assumes 20 such
facilities. New revenues are ResultYes
of “yes” vote:
expected to be sufficient to
“Yes” vote requires the
offset these costs.
labeling of raw and
packaged
foods produced
allowing state legislature to impose such taxes/fees.
The Oregon Department
estate transferor
taxes/fees
(with exceptions),
entirely
partially
by
of Agriculture estimates
prohibiting local governments from imposing real
“genetic
Result of “no” engineering,”
vote: “No” vote retains existing law
$100,000 per year in
effective
January 2016;
2009.
additional expenditures
property, except
operative December 31,
applies
tothose
retailers,
for one position to
assessments on transfer of any interest in real
suppliers,
manufacturers.
state/local governments
from imposing taxes, fees,
provide rulemaking
Result of “yes” vote: “Yes” vote prohibits
related to marijuanaResult
ofon“no”
vote:
those operative
December
31, 2009 “No”
transfer taxes, fees, other assessments, except
infused food products,
vote
retains
existing
79
Amends
Constitution:
Prohibitslaw,
real estate
engage in outreach to
which does
not require
Proposed by Initiative Petition
the food industry, and
“genetically engineered”
assist members of the
food toNobe labeled as such.
food industry to achieve
Current law
compliance with rules. New Summary:
Yes
does not require labeling
revenues are expected to
government);
retains misspelled,
other language.
of
“genetically
engineered”
be sufficient to offset these
government (rather than three “branches” of
powers between
three “departments”
of
food.
Measure
requires
costs.
constitutional language describing separation of
retailers
Result of “no” of
vote:genetically“No” vote retains existing
Oregon State Police
engineered
raw food
grammatical, spelling changes.
estimates that passage of
“departments”)
of government;
makes other
to
include
“Genetically
powers to refer to three “branches” (instead of three
the initiative would create
Engineered”
on packages,
constitutional language describing
separation of
Result of “yes”
vote: “Yes”
a need for three additional
changes
display
bins,
or vote
shelves;
Highway Interdiction
makes grammatical
and spelling
changes
suppliers
must
label
governmental system of separation of powers;
Team detectives as well
constitutional language
describing
shipping
containers.
78 Amends Constitution:
Changes
as training of all sworn
Requires manufacturers of
members in Advanced
packaged
No food produced
Roadside Impairment
entirely or partially by
Driving Enforcement and
geneticYes
engineering to
training of some members
include “Produced with
to join the existing pool of
Genetic
Engineering” or
without exception for emergency.
Drug Recognition Experts.
constitutional restrictions
on legislative
authority
“Partially
Produced
with
retains constitutional spending restrictions and
The associated start-up
Genetic
Engineering”
statutory authority
to declare state of emergency;
Result
of
“no”
vote:
costs for additional staffing
“No”
vote
retains
Governor’s
on packages. Defines
and training are estimated
spending restrictions toengineered”
aid response, recovery.
“genetically
legislature
may
suspend
specified
constitutional
at $400,000 in state fiscal
food
food
produced
disaster” as
(defined);
requires
legislative session;
constitutional authority to declare “catastrophic
Result of “yes” vote: “Yes” vote grants Governor
restrictions
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suspending specified constitutional spending
21-27
Index
requires legislative session; authorizes
declare “catastrophic disaster” (defined);
Amends Constitution: Governor may
77
Referred to the People by the Legislative Assembly
Separate Sheet
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November 4, 2014
from organisms with
genetic material changed
through in vitro nucleic acid
techniques and certain
cell-fusing techniques;
exempts traditional plantbreeding techniques like
hybridization. Does not
apply to animal feed or
food served in restaurants.
Directs agencies to
implement law. Permits
state, injured citizen to
sue manufacturer, retailer
for knowing/intentional
violation; attorney fees for
prevailing citizen. Other
provisions.
Estimate of financial
impact: The measure
requires the State
Department of Agriculture
and/or the Oregon Health
Authority to prescribe,
enact, and enforce rules
necessary to ensure that
food manufacturers and
retailers properly label
raw and packaged food
that is entirely or partially
produced with genetic
engineering. The measure
Vote Both Sides of Ballot
is expected
to result in
E
direct expenditures by State
agencies for initial one time
start-up costs estimated
at between $550,000
and $600,000. Costs
associated with ongoing
enforcement have variable
assumptions about the level
of administrative oversight.
There are potential indirect
economic effects that may
be offsetting. Therefore, the
direct No
financial impact and
indirect economic impact is
Yes
indeterminate.
There is no anticipated
more.
effect on local government.
exceeds estimated collections by two percent or
requires refund to corporations when revenue
corporate income and excise tax “kicker” that
Result of “no” vote: “No” vote retains existing
through 12 public education.
the General Fund to provide additional funding for K
corporate income and excise tax “kicker” refund to
Result of “yes” vote: “Yes” vote allocates the
COUNTY MEASURES
LINCOLN COUNTY
LIBRARY DISTRICT
21-156 Local Option Tax
For Library Services
Question: Shall Library
District renew levy of 9¢ per
$1,000 assessed value for
five years, beginning 20152016, to fund your library?
This measure renews
current local option taxes.
Summary: This measure
will renew the expiring
local option tax. Approval
of this measure continues
providing funding at its
present level for the Lincoln
County Library District and
the funding it provides to
libraries in Lincoln City,
Newport, Siletz, Toledo and
Waldport.
F
It is estimated that this
measure would raise
approximately $326,281 in
tax revenues for 20152016, $332,807 in tax
revenues for 2016-2017,
$339,463 in tax revenues
for 2017-2018, $346,252
in tax revenues for 20182019, and $353,177 in tax
revenues for 2019-2020.
The estimated tax cost
for this measure is an
ESTIMATE ONLY based
on the best information
available from the county
assessor at the time of the
estimate.
In Your Ballot Packet
Separate Sheet Included
and Local Measures on
See Full Text of State
additionally fund K through 12 public education
income/excise tax "kicker" refund to
85 Amends Constitution: Allocates corporate
No
Yes
intra-family property transfers.
least $1 million; tax on all income-producing
estate/inheritance taxes on estates with value of at
Result of “no” vote: “No” vote retains existing
revenue.
certain intra-family property transfers; reduces state
death-related property transfers, and taxes on
existing inheritance/estate taxes on large estates,
Result of “yes” vote: “Yes” vote phases out
property transfers
large estates, and all taxes on intra-family
84
Phases out existing inheritance taxes on
No
Yes
authorized pursuant to gaming compacts.
privately-owned casino within state; tribal casinos
state of the law, which does not authorize any
Result of “no” vote: “No” vote maintains current
revenue to State Lottery for specified purposes.
requires casino to give percentage of monthly
single privately-owned casino in Wood Village;
Result of “yes” vote: “Yes” vote authorizes a
No
payable to dedicated state fund
casino; mandates percentage of revenues
83 Authorizes privately-owned Wood Village
Yes
No
Yes
authorized pursuant to gaming compacts.
privately-owned casino within state; tribal casinos
state of the law, which does not authorize any
Result of “no” vote: “No” vote maintains current
purposes.
monthly revenue to State Lottery for specified
requires such casinos to give percentage of
constitution to authorize privately-owned casinos;
$1,000 assessed value beginning FY 2013-14?
District and adopt permanent rate levy of $0.11 per
Question: Shall County form Animal Services
Levy
District/Establishment of Permanent Rate
21-147 Formation of Animal Services
No
Yes
REMEMBER!
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or the Lincoln County Clerk’s Office
no later than
8 pm, November 4, 2014
Postmarks Do Not Count!