El estado del condado de Monterey 1998
LandWatch Asks for Candidate Response to the State of Monterey County Report

LandWatch has asked that all candidates for elected office in Monterey County submit their responses to LandWatch's recent State of Monterey County Report. As a candidate for elected office, they will have an opportunity to chart Monterey County's future and decide the rate and pattern of land use development. LandWatch believes Monterey County residents would benefit from knowing more about their assessment of State of Monterey County 1998. Specifically, we would like Their written response to the following questions:

• Do you agree with LandWatch's assessment of planning issues in Monterey County? If not, why?
  
  
• Do you agree with LandWatch's recommendations for dealing with these issues? If not, what alternatives do you recommend?
  
  
• What is your vision for growth in Monterey County? What growth rates in residential and commercial/industrial do you favor for the next 20 years? Where do you feel growth is best accommodated? What policies would you recommend that would provide affordable housing, limit conversion of productive agricultural land, and be consistent with environmental and infrastructure constraints?

Board of Supervisor Candidates: 2nd District
Candidate	Response
Mike Weaver	Response
Judy Pennycook Monterey County Board of Supervisors	Response
Kurt Hunter Dept. of Health, Division of Environmental Health	Response

Board of Supervisor Candidates: 3rd District
Candidate	Response
"C" Crazyhorse	No Response Yet
Louis Calcagno Monterey County Planning Commission	Response
Donald Dunsford	No Response Yet
Miguel Errea MC Planning Commission	Response
Richard Ortiz	No Response Yet
Craig Wiley	Response
Elizabeth Williams City of Gonzales	No Response Yet

(click on a candidate Response link to view their response)