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Following you will find a proposed budget submitted by the
minority members of your council .
We feel that this is a realistic budget with which we can
live and still provide services as good or better than those we now
receive.
You will notice we have submitted two budgets. The Arizona
statutes state that a budget can be increased only l07 per year.
More than the budgeted amount cannot be cpent. AIL of the budget
does not have to be spent.
Due to bureaucratic delay we w4.11 have to live in 1974-1975
on a 1970 census figure of about 650 residents.
We will have a special census next year which should at least
double the population. This plus normal growth should increase the
pupulation to about 1500.
The league of cities and towns advises us that our first -
budget should look ahead 5 years. Hence the inflated budget and
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alongside the budget that will be spent.
This budget is based on help from residents which the minority
council members have available. These are:
Town clerk and deputies: Mrs. E. Carreon, Mrs. M. Faccio,
Mrs. M. Seagert, Mrs. Lamberson,
Mr. Dodd
Town Marshall and deputies : Mr. Groty, Mr. Petersen
Mr. Gilman
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Town Engineer: Mrssers: Mattson, Wright, Gay,
Kriegh
Town Auditor: Frizzell
Building INspector:and Deputie : Messers Sullenger, Glickman
Planning and and Zoning: Wilson, Sullenger, Cbessen,
Slyter, Glickman, Motely
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Magistrate: Zipf
We feel very strongly that the people of Oro Valley can and ri""maw
should govern themselves so that they can best retain their way of
life. There will be one representative for each 200 - 3000
people whereas now you have one representative (Conrad Joyner)
for some 70,000- 80,000 people.
You own people will certainly be more receptive to your it '
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needs than a large government.
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