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Candidates Happy to Limit Spending Cheap eats First-rate lunches under eight bucks WEEKEND | 14 AUGUST 10, 2012 VOLUME 20, NO. 29 www.MountainViewOnline.com 650.964.6300 MOVIES | 16 Candidates happy to limit spending CITY’S VOLUNTARY CAP FOR CITY COUNCIL RACE PROVES POPULAR By Daniel DeBolt “Since the new rule and eco- nomic incentive, people have ix candidates for City Coun- kept their spending way down cil this year have agreed in the $10,000 to $15,000 range,” Sto limit their campaign says Mayor Mike Kasperzak, an expenses, a Mountain View tra- incumbent first elected in 1998. dition for which candidates say Candidates such as Greg Perry they are quite grateful. and Tom Means have won seats “It personally has been a relief to on council after spending less me to know other folks are abid- than $7,000 dollars. Candidates ing by it,” said second-time candi- in other cities are known to date and planning commissioner spend much more, including DANIEL DEBOLT Josephine Manoli points to a section of her backyard that she says could accommodate the historic Chris Clark, of news that his five Sunnyvale Mayor Anthony Spi- Pearson house. opponents plan to stay under taleri who spent $56,000 in his the city’s voluntary campaign 2009 campaign. expenditure limit of $21,388 this The tradition also means less year. “You know with a little bit of influence by monied interests. A new home for the Pearson house? certainty what your competitors “Especially first time candi- OWNER OF OLD FARM SAYS SHE HAS ROOM FOR HISTORIC HOUSE will or won’t do.” dates will feel they owe some- Since 2000, the city has had thing to those folks,” Clark said By Daniel DeBolt The Pearson House could be a oper Roger Burnell’s offer to a voluntary expenditure limit of big campaign donors. “I don’t fitting addition to a collection of move the home from its down- (VEL), which asks candidates to think your views are influenced etired VTA light rail driv- antiques and remnant buildings town site. pledge to a certain spending cap. or changed but I think you do er Josephine Manoli says of what was once a large farm in There may some technical Most candidates have, though feel some obligation. You want Rshe has plenty of room the yard behind Manoli’s 1930s difficulties in getting the home a few did not in 2002. That to prove yourself so they see they in her backyard for the historic bungalow farmhouse at 1181 into the backyard, however. It changed in 2006 when the city believed in you for a reason.” Pearson House, the 1880s home Bonita Ave. She said she paid would have to be brought down began reimbursing over $2,000 in “Candidates spend more time at 902 Villa St. which may oth- $4,000 to have the property the driveway next door (a prop- fees for candidates who agree not talking about what they are erwise be demolished to make declared historic. erty she owns and rents) and it’s to spend more than a set amount doing rather than trying to out- way for an approved office “It seems stupid to let an offer on such items as mailers, cam- building. like that go,” she said of devel- See PEARSON HOUSE, page 8 paign signs and newspaper ads. See CAMPAIGN SPENDING, page 11 firm Prodigy Chiu said. New blood for hospital district board Law. He said Echoing some of the questions he is running recently raised by the Santa TWO LOCALS TO CHALLENGE EL CAMINO DISTRICT’S INCUMBENTS because he Clara County Civil Grand Jury By Nick Veronin believes the and Local Agency Formation they plan to seek re-election. Uwe experience on the board and in hospital has Commission, Chiu said he was Kladde’s former seat — which the health care industry make strayed from its concerned with the way the two wo newcomers and two has remained vacant since he them stronger candidates. original pur- Dennis Chiu boards of El Camino Hospital incumbents will run this resigned on May 15 — will also “It’s a very complex environ- pose and he are structured. With five mem- TNovember in an election be on the ballot. A third possible ment, and having the expertise wants to get it back on track. bers of the corporation board to choose three members of the challenger, Catherine Vonnegut, and experience is very impor- “I’m concerned that there has comprising the entirety of the El Camino Hospital District’s pulled papers, but told the Voice tant,” El Camino spokeswoman been a change of vision at the district board, he said that con- board of directors. that she has decided not to run. Chris Ernst said about the two hospital corporation level, where flicts of interest are inevitable. Dennis W. Chiu and Bill James Both Chiu and James said they incumbents. they’re moving away from their He questioned how it is possible have announced their candida- would work to introduce much role as a community hospital to a for members who sit on both cies in the race, while current needed change to the hospital Dennis Chiu model that is closer to a for-prof- boards to make district decisions board members John L. Zoglin organization, while Zoglin and Chiu is a lawyer and the it, money-making hospital, even and Wesley F. 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