37 politicians later, Fayette 1 election away from Riverdale

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37 politicians later, Fayette 1 election away from Riverdale

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The developers want them out.

Linda Wells and Greg Dunn will not give the developers the rezonings they

want. Linda Wells and Greg Dunn have stood up to Gov. Barns for you. Talk

to them and get involved in reelecting them.

The developers and their supporters

have started a vicious campaign. They attack the elected officials that

represent the taxpayers of Fayette County and Peachtree City. They want

the power back they lost.

The developers talk about restoring

trust and confidence. The developers talk about contempt and arrogance,

yet the developer-driven politicians are the reason for the transportation,

zoning, tax increases, overcrowded schools and growth problems.

Are you happy with the traffic

at the Pavilion and soon-to-open Peachtree City big boxes [Wal-Mart and

Home Depot]? This whole issue is quality of life, the very thing you moved

here for.

If you want all of Fayette

County to look like Riverdale and Fayetteville, vote for former Fayetteville

Mayor Mike Wheat. If you want Peachtree City to have more big boxes, annexations,

traffic, apartments and your tax dollars going to support the good old

boy Developer Authority and their projects that benefit them, then support

the Developer Authority.

If you want to protect your

greatest financial investment, your family home, get informed and stay

involved.

Local elections are very important;

they affect you in many ways, and most elections are decided in the primaries.

Your vote is important; use it to send the developers a message.

This election has started out

with sound bites; make sure you know the truth, who you can trust and

support to continue to make the very hard decisions to protect us, our

homes and tax dollars. This forum will be a great place to express that.

It should be a very lively discussion.

See you in the forum; see you

at the polls.

Bob Craft

[email protected]

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