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Nancy Barlow
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Lives in Cook Park, is a business owner and president of East Evans Business Association. Key issues of interest are building design, local businesses and jobs, and mobility.
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Dustin Browne
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Lives in Goldsmith. Key issues of interest are trees, parks and green space; mobility; and traffic.
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Scott Caldwell
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Works in University Hills North and is a property owner representative for the Colorado Station Area.
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Guadalupe Cantu
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Lives in Virginia Village. Key issues of interest are building design, affordable housing and involuntary displacement.
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Harvey Cohen
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Lives in the Winston Downs area of Washington-Virginia Vale. Key issues of interest are building design, density, trees, green space and proximity to parks.
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Lisa Foreman
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Lives in Indian Creek. Retired in 2018 after career in real estate development, primarily finance in the multi-family sector. Key issues of interest are affordable housing, trees, parks and green space and mobility.
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Lives in Washington Virginia Vale and is on the board of the Preservation of South Hilltop Neighborhood Association. Key issues of interest are mobility, sustainability, design, affordable housing and anti-displacement, parks, and local businesses.
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Adrian Kinney
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Lives and works in Virginia Village. Self employed in a passion-turned-career of all things Mid Century Modern. Key issues of interest: building design/cohesion, accessibility, equity
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Judy Anne Kriss
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Lives in Indian Creek, serves as President of the Indian Creek Neighborhood Association and is a retired member of the Colorado Water Resources and Power Development Authority. Key issues of interest are mobility, traffic, safety and the increase in crimes of opportunity in Indian Creek, and creating a working relationship with Unincorporated Arapahoe County on shared concerns.
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Jared Mackey
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Lives in Washington Virginia Vale and is invested in increasing the quality of life, mobility, and business opportunities for his neighbors and neighborhood.
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Erika McCallin
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Lives Goldsmith and is a mother of two, a small business owner and a member of the Bradley International School PTO. Key issues of interest are community design; beautification of roadways, retail centers, parks and green space; and walkability.
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Miranda Meadow
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Lives in Virginia Vale. Key issues of interest are mobility, traffic, and trees, parks and green space, as well as maintaining and enhancing economic/racial diversity.
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Joe Miklosi
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Lives in Wellshire, serves as president of the Holly Manor Condos HOA and is a former Colorado Representative from southeast Denver and a former Denver Southeast Rotarian. Key issues of interest are preservation of local parks, local businesses and jobs, and affordable housing.
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Jennifer Neuhalfen
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Lives and works in University Hills North and is a board member of the University Hills North Community RNO and newly appointed board member of the Colfax Business Improvement District. Key issues of interest are, mobility, affordability, housing diversity, building design and planning for an inclusive future.
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Maria Jose Torres
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Lives in University Hills North. Key issues of interest are affordable housing; trees, parks and green space; and mobility.
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Spencer Stephens
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Lives in Virginia Village and is the Zoning and Development Chair for the Virginia Village Ellis Community Association. Key issues of interest are building design, local businesses and jobs, and safety.
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Sara E. Stewart
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Lives in Washington Virginia Vale and is a business owner and advisory board member for the Dahlia Campus of the Mental Health Center of Denver. Key issues of interest are safety, infrastructure and healthy food access.
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Jim Stone
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Lives in the Cook Park area of Virginia Village and is a Board Member of the Cook Park Neighborhood Association. Key issues of interest are keeping near SE Denver a "true neighborhood area" with appropriate building heights, providing adequate and reasonable setbacks for new building structures, and continuing to provide safety in all areas of concern.
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Chris Viscardi
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Invests in Virginia Village and is a property owner representative of the former CDOT headquarters and CDOT region one. Key issues of interest are affordable housing, building design, healthy food access and mobility.
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