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| Mayor Illece Buckley Weber |
City
Council election results again reaffirm the value residents place on Agoura
Hills’ identity as “Gateway to the Santa Monicas”
On November 3, Agoura Hills voters re-elected Mayor
Since 1985, Agoura Hills voters have consistently supported a vision of our city that values its natural resources and unparalleled views. Voters have opted for a city that maintains a small town feel, welcoming projects that share those values, but holding the line against those that do not. Mayor Buckley Weber and Chair Northrup ran on proven voting records, and demonstrated through their actions a strong commitment to environmental protection and carefully planned growth, such as the Agoura Village Specific Plan. The Agoura Village Plan calls for low-key, pedestrian-oriented, “Gateway” style development at the foot of our beautiful Santa Monica Mountains.
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| Councilmember-Elect Linda Northrup |
As former Agoura Hills mayors, we extend our warmest congratulations to Mayor Buckley Weber and Councilmember-elect Northrup. We want to recognize and thank them for their service, and for their commitment going forward to continuing the vision we share of Agoura Hills as a special place, surrounded by unspoiled hills and ridgelines, and protected public parkland.
The vote totals can be found on the City's web site, or click HERE.
1 comment:
They all say the same thing... maintain our "small town feel", and when they get elected into office, they are cutting some ribbon for a new project that is being built, or laying some cornerstone. Use to drive by Sumac and see big fields of grass, now you need to search for a blade of grass. Over the years that are many more stop lights, speed bumps traffic, congestion, noise and concrete. The only thing that remains consistent, and politicians telling us how they strive for that "small town feel". The best excuse I heard, is "the other guy would've been worse". Well may be. I guess politicians will be politicians.
Now go out there and outlaw leaf blowers. Do something worthwhile for a change.
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