The League of Women Voters of Benton and Franklin Counties supports regional planning and implementation of river shore development to carry out the following objectives (in order of priority): 1) preservation of the unique natural quality of the area's river shore; 2) enhanced recreational and cultural activities; 3) contribution to the region's tax base.
The League supports the development of a countywide comprehensive plan that incorporates principles of sustainable growth and is consistent with existing land use plans of local governmental subdivisions.
We believe that the importation and use of Liquefied Natural Gas in the Long Beach area is a key component of a long range energy program which would stress use of the cleanest fossil fuel.
The League of Women Voters of Comal Area supports land use decisions that protect natural and historic resources and believes that planning for the impact of growth is essential.
The LWVSC supports effective city and county planning programs based upon general plans, community plans, environmental impact studies, and land use principles . . .
The LWVSC considers flood control a major safety, health and economic issue facing the region which requires significant, coordinated public and private action . . .
County Supervisor Candace Anderson gave a wide-ranging description of her duties as county supervisor during her talk to the LWV Diablo Valley Annual Meeting on June 2, 2018.
