Who Will Shape Cupertino's Future Growth: Residents or Developers and Big Business?
The
November General Election will decide whether Cupertino will grow and
change according to the needs and interest of residents (Measure C for
Citizens) OR urbanize according to the financial interests of
developers, their global investors, and big business (Measure D for
Developer).
All viable campaigns need funding.
The developer behind the Vallco office park project has spent millions
to support Measure D for Developer and to discredit Measure C for
Citizens and all who back Measure C for Citizens.
On
September 12, the developer dropped another $1,000,000 into the PAC
that supports its campaign goals. I expect we will see more big cash
drops like this one before Election Day.
If
we are serious about ensuring that residents have a voice in the future
development of Cupertino, we must raise funds to support that
commitment. Talk with family, neighbors, and friends about making substantial contributions of $250 or more to our essential campaigns.
I
encourage all to think about what you value about your life in the West
Valley and how it will change based on whether or not Measure C for
Citizens passes in November.
You have permission to forward this message to others who support sensible growth in the West Valley.
Vote YES on Measure C for Citizens. Vote NO on Measure D for Developer.
Please give generously to our essential campaigns today:
+ Measure C for Citizens
+ Better Cupertino
+ STEVEN SCHARF for Cupertino City Council
(PATH: Go to Scharf4Cupertino.com then click Donate.)
+ LIANG CHAO for the Cupertino Union School District board (grades K-8)
