[Vision2020] KRFP's Election 2013 Call-In Forum (Mayoral Candidates Nancy Chaney and Bill Lambert)

[Moscow Cares]

Greetings Visionaires -

The third and final installment of KRFP's Election 2013 Call-In Forum was broadcast this evening at 6:30.  This evening's participants were mayoral candidates Nancy Chaney (incumbent) and Bill Lambert.

A recording of this forum is accessible at:

"Election 2013 (Mayoral Candidates Nancy Chaney and Bill Lambert)"
http://www.MoscowCares.com/Election2013/KRFP_Chaney_Lambert_103013.htm
 
Questions submitted to the candidates concerned:

- Joseph Street Ballfields

- Legalized recreational marijuana in Pullman and its impact on Moscow

- Development of Legacy Crossing

- Solid waste and roll-carts

- City council discussion/vote of non-discrimination ordinance on April 1st

- State of Idaho considering banning non-discrimination ordinances

- Idaho statute allowing transporting of 129,000-pound loads

- Candidate's proudest city achievement in which they participated

- Big-box store ordinance

- Prioritization of mobility regarding bicycles

- Establishment of a reservoir in Pullman

- Dynamic display signs ordinance

- Animals in the city and urban agriculture

- The Tea Party agenda

- Privatization of some city departments

- Alternative water sources

- Should the potential of an all-male city council be an issue?

- Does Moscow need stronger bicycle traffic laws?

- What is the primary role of the mayor?

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Other items related to Moscow's Election 2013 are accessible at:

"Election 2013"
http://www.MoscowCares.com/Election2013

Seeya at the polls next Tuesday, Moscow, because . . .

"Moscow Cares" (the most fun you can have with your pants on)
http://www.MoscowCares.com
  
Tom Hansen
Moscow, Idaho

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