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Wednesday, 24 October 2007

Steve Durgin
Age: 49, yrs. in Portsmouth: 15
Occupation: electrical engineer
Public Experience: ran for city council in 2005

 

-As the cost of living in Portsmouth rises, what can be done to provide affordable housing for working families and people with moderate incomes?

Lower taxes.

 

-What would you do to manage growth in the city’s Northern Tier?

Elect councilors that have an engineering background and have managed technical projects (like me).

 

-What kind of new businesses would you like to see opening in Portsmouth?

Businesses that inspire the owners.

 

-What would you do to promote sustainable practices and green building in the city?

Stop demolishing and gutting buildings.

 

-What was the last cultural or artistic event you attended in Portsmouth?

I listen to and give money to street performers.

 

-It was largely the artistic community that made Portsmouth a popular destination, but now most artists will tell you that they cannot afford to live or work here. Have we killed the goose that laid the golden egg?

Yes, we must control the spiraling cost of government and allow grass roots education institutions to emerge.


 

 
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