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Experience
It's
often said that there's no substitute for experience. And
when you consider the urgent challenges facing Calaveras County
today, it's especially important that we elect leaders with a proven
track record of successful leadership in the public interest.
 Lee
has served as an Angels
Camp City Council Member; appointed in 2002 and elected in 2004:
- As
co-chair of the Angels Camp General Plan update Committee, completed
1st draft of Angels Camp General Plan update
- Wrote
the “Legacy Streets” ordinance to recognize the special historic
character of Angels Camp; adopted by City Council in 2007
- Played
key role in negotiating funding for Highway 4 By-pass
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Facilitated
development of the Community Charter for Hwy 4 / 49 bridge improvement
- Successfully
advocated for funding for revitalization of the Angels Camp
City Museum, the historic “Chicken Ladder”, and the Community
Creek Proposal
Lee
has also served on and chaired the
Calaveras Council of
Governments (CCOG), which plays a central role in transportation
planning for the entire County. It works closely with city,
council and state highway and transit officials to support safe and
effective transportation options for all residents. Lee has
served on CCOG since 2002.
Lee has served on and chaired the
Calaveras Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO).
LAFCO is an independent agency created by the CA State Legislature
to ensure changes in governmental organization occur in a manner
which facilitates efficient and quality delivery of services and
preserves agricultural land resources.
Lee
has served on and chaired the Central
Sierra Resource Conservation and Development Council. The
CSRCD is
a regional grassroots not-for-profit organization serving the people
of Amador, Calaveras, Alpine, Mono, and Tuolumne counties. As
chair, Lee lead the transition of the
Council to not-for-profit status in order to preserve annual
United States Department of Agricultural funding (as required by the
Farm Bill).
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