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Alex Rounaghi, current Laguna Beach mayor Sue Kempf and Mark Orgill are on their way to filling the three empty seats on Laguna Beach City Council. The three candidates solidly have the most votes after two batches of initial votes were counted on Nov. 8.
One of the challenges in the discussion of Measure Q, is that David Raber, the de facto spokesperson, often presents a not-quite-accurate response to the impact of Q on specific projects.
The recent City Council candidate forums have been quite revealing. Although many Laguna Beach residents support Measure Q, only two candidates, Jerome Pudwill and Ruben Flores, stated their support for it.
Last week Chris Quilter was trying to make a case against Measure Q, the Laguna Residents First Ballot Initiative. Here‘s the truth, the real story that he left out of his column.
As founder of the Laguna Canyon Foundation and Schoolpower’s endowment fund, I care deeply for our community and its environment. As such, I was intrigued by the Laguna Resident’s First ballot measure and initially thought to support it.