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College Station City Council Place 6

The City of College Station operates under a council-manager form of government. The city council is composed of the mayor and six council members elected at large. The mayor is the council s presiding officer and is recognized as the head of the city government for ceremonial purposes. The mayor is entitled to vote on all matters under consideration by the council.The city council has the power to:appoint the city manager,adopt the budget, authorize the issuance of bondsname members of commissions and boards.The city council also establishes policies regarding:ZoningParksmaster greenway plandevelopment of yearly strategic issues.

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    Scott Shafer
    (NON)

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    Tre Watson
    (NON)

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DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS: If you could change one thing in the city’s development regulations, what would it be and why?

AFFORDABLE HOUSING: What will you do to help address the issues of affordable housing for everyone in the community?

TRAFFIC CONCERNS: What can be done to mitigate or change the traffic concerns in College Station?

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I’m still learning more about development regulations. One I am growing to become very in favor of is City Zoning. Like the HOO, ROO, and NMT4.
With the way our city has been zoning the past few years I believe will help a lot with affordable housing in the immediate future. Atleast on the rental side.
I think building up in Northgate is gonna help a lot with traffic. Also with us having to now pay into county public transportation I believe we should focus on educating and encouraging people to use public transportation.
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