Wells: Commission has brought ethics back

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Wells: Commission has brought ethics back

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Today:

· 68 percent of the Fayette

citizens express satisfaction with their county government.

· County growth decisions

are based on a viable land use plan.

· Every county citizen

has equal representation.

· Public comment is now

a part of the commissioners' public meetings.

· A code of ethics exists

and is practiced.

Tomorrow:

· Local transportation

issues must be addressed by the county and cities.

· Annexations with increased

density must be planned, coordinated and communicated; not surprises that

overburden surrounding infrastructure.

· Fayette County must

be partners in regional development, not puppets.

· Rezonings must continue

to be fair and equitable.

· County decisions must

be based on what is best for all of the county citizens and not

on what is "best" for an individual city's elected officials.

You elected me to return honesty, integrity and sanity to county government.

I have done that and I pledge to continue the same. Thomas Jefferson once

stated, "Don't get rid of the old bucket until you are sure the new

one holds water."

Linda Wells

Fayette County Commissioner, Post 4

Fayetteville

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