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District 5 Commissioners Respond To NorthEscambia.com Questions
August 25, 2008
NorthEscambia.com sent a brief questionnaire to all six District 5 candidates for the Escambia County Commission. We played a little unfair just to see if they would respond…we sent one email and only one email to the email addresses that we had for each. We sent that email late Thursday afternoon and gave them until noon Saturday to respond, knowing that each would be busy preparing for Tuesday’s primary election, and that each might be dealing with the approaching tropical storm.
Why did we do it that way? We are of the opinion that if you email your commissioner, it must be important, and you want an answer soon, no matter how busy they might be.
We were pleased that all six took the time to respond in detail to our questions. Be an informed voter on Tuesday. Take the time to read their responses by clicking their names below. These are responses that you will read only on NorthEscambia.com.
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One Response to “District 5 Commissioners Respond To NorthEscambia.com Questions”
I was very glad to see that Mr. Mitchell addressed the land zoning issue. There are many acres of land in North Escambia that can never be sold due to the zoning and land developement codes that are in place. Our current land development code certainly favors developers who have plenty of money.