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Ward | Speaker | Video | Questions (limited to 25 words) and excerpts of answers |
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3m46s | Q: Introductions | ||
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3
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1 | Jim Davis | 17m46s | |
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4
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1 | Diana Hinton | 20m48s | |
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5
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2 | Riley Hoagland | 24m24s | |
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6
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2 | James Scrutton | 27m32s | |
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7
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3 | Doug Wheldon | 30m57s | |
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3 | Judy Casper | 34m26s | |
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38m49s | Q: How long have you lived in Lincoln City, and the work you’ve done in the community? | ||
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10
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1 | Diana Hinton | 38m59s | |
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11
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2 | Riley Hoagland | 39m39s | |
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12
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2 | James Scrutton | 41m6s | |
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13
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3 | Doug Wheldon | 42m50s | |
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14
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3 | Judy Casper | 44m4s | |
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15
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1 | Jim Davis | 45m28s | |
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46m14s | Q: What is the one thing holding Lincoln City back, and what would you do to fix it? | ||
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2 | Riley Hoagland | 46m27s | |
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18
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2 | James Scrutton | 47m52s | |
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19
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3 | Doug Wheldon | 49m38s | |
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20
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3 | Judy Casper | 51m4s | |
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21
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1 | Jim Davis | 52m25s | |
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22
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1 | Diana Hinton | 53m18s | |
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59m53s | Q: Do you believe the City and/or State is doing enough to address the homeless problem? If not, what do you suggest? | ||
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1 | Jim Davis | 1h1m48s | |
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1 | Diana Hinton | 1h2m27s | |
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2 | Riley Hoagland | 1h4m26s | |
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27
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2 | James Scrutton | 1h6m32s | |
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28
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3 | Doug Wheldon | 1h8m26s | |
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29
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3 | Judy Casper | 1h9m46s | |
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Q: What do you see as Lincoln City’s hot opportunity in 2017? | |||
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2 | James Scrutton | 1h13m6s | |
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32
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3 | Doug Wheldon | 1h14m | |
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3 | Judy Casper | ||
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34
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1 | Jim Davis | ||
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35
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1 | Diana Hinton | ||
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2 | Riley Hoagland | ||
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Q: Do you feel Lincoln City needs to diversify its economic base, and if so, what do you think is the best option? | |||
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3 | Doug Wheldon | ||
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3 | Judy Casper | 1h22m2s | |
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1 | Jim Davis | ||
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41
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1 | Diana Hinton | 1h24m8s | |
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42
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2 | Riley Hoagland | ||
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43
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2 | James Scrutton | ||
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Q: Will you attempt to regulate in terms of the number of nights per year, in the R-1-5 zones? | |||
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3 | Judy Casper | “I’m kind of neutral on VRDs” “I can’t really give you an answer” | |
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1 | Jim Davis | “the only way it’s gonna be fair, is to have a flat set number of nights for everyone” | |
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1 | Diana Hinton | 1h34m9s | “We’ll see what City Council does, before I’m elected” |
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2 | Riley Hoagland | “So no, I don’t believe a 365-day unlimited night rental in the residential R-1-5 zone is a nice, effective method of protecting the integrity of the neighborhoods” | |
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2 | James Scrutton | “It needs to be fair to everyone” “the idea of someone getting 30 [days] and the guy next to him getting 365 [days], I don’t agree with doing that” | |
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3 | Doug Wheldon | 1h37m7s | “I just totally reject the notion that leaving a house empty for a period of time in the wintertime, somehow helps the city, it just doesn’t.” |
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Q: Davis, Scrutton, and Wheldon: Various individuals appearently supporting your campaign have reached out to out-of-town property owners to change their address to specifically to vote in this election, or reach out to the out-of-town owners to contribute to a PAC supporting you Who do you respond to locals concerned about the influence of outside dollars in our local politics? (55 words???) | |||
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1 | Jim Davis | “Two thirds of the money we’ve brought in is from local residents” | |
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2 | James Scrutton | “I’m not aware of us, or anyone I’m involved with sending out anything telling people to change their address so they can vote here … I think that’s mudslinging … politics brings out the worst in some people … I’ve already seen posts about me, they could get sued, because they’re blatant lies” | |
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3 | Doug Wheldon | “Our Mayor ran on a platform of pro-business, and pro-VRD, and he won handily, and I don’t think he’s gotten the respect he’s deserved” | |
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Q: If elected, would you vote to make the recent Mayoral investigation (the “Poppe Report”) available to the public? | |||
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1 | Diana Hinton | “I can’t answer that now” | |
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2 | Riley Hoagland | 1h45m | “It’s irrelvant at this point” |
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2 | James Scrutton | “It just needs to get put behind us” | |
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3 | Doug Wheldon | “It’s my understanding that something on the order of $50,000 was spent on that. It’s water under the bridge” | |
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3 | Judy Casper | “If Council decided not to release it, there must be a reason” | |
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1 | Jim Davis | “It’s time to move on” | |
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Q: How would you like the city to proceed with it’s open space program? Both in terms of existing open space and acquistion of new parcels? | |||
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1 | Jim Davis | ||
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64
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1 | Diana Hinton | ||
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65
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2 | Riley Hoagland | ||
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66
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2 | James Scrutton | 1h51m8s | |
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67
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3 | Doug Wheldon | ||
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68
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3 | Judy Casper | ||
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Q: Give every candidate a chance to recap, or a closing statement | |||
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70
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1 | Jim Davis | “I have the experience to make a difference, thank you” | |
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1 | Diana Hinton | “I’d love to have your vote, thank you” | |
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2 | Riley Hoagland | “you may have received in the mail from my opponent that I allegedly gave a 400,000 dollar parking lot to a city employee, has absolutely no basis in truth” | |
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2 | James Scrutton | “I appreciate all the questions that were asked tonight … I disagree somewhat with Mr. Hoagland with the issue with the parking” | |
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3 | Doug Wheldon | 1h58m1s | “Builders are visionaries, doers, and problem solvers, and they’re not bureaucrats. They’re willing to get their hands dirty, and go to work. … My committment to voters is to listen, to be transparent, and I’m willing to talk to anybody, about any subject. I remain optimistic …” |
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3 | Judy Casper | “I don’t think I’m a bureaucrat either, but I do have a strong commitment to this community. I will work tirelessly with those in the community. I think we need to move the process in finding affordable housing …” |
