John Robinson
John Robinson, one of the candidates for Sammamish City Council
Position 7, doesn’t view door-belling in this election as a good use of time.
He is running against Pam Stuart, who says she has door-belled 3,500-4,000 homes. Robinson says he’s door-belled 1,000 homes.
Door-belling in a local, city council election, is one of the most common campaign techniques—retail politics as its most basic.
Pam Stuart is a candidate for Sammamish City Council and she is asking 
for your vote.
She has spoken repeatedly of being “involved” in the City and how others should be, too.
But when it comes to voting for City Council and being involved in the most basic civic way in the 15 years she has lived in Sammamish, Stuart has an abysmal record. Continue reading
The surprise move Tuesday by the Sammamish City Council to adopt an emergency building moratorium was about more than creating a pause to understand how traffic concurrency became an enabler of development rather than a control mechanism.
It was a rebuke to a staff and consultants that, years in the making, had ignored Council policy and the City’s own codes and Comprehensive Plan.
Today Sammamish Comment publishes the candidate questionnaires of Position 7 for City Council.
Position 5 was yesterday, Position 3 the day before and Position 1 on Monday.
Position 7
The candidates for Position 7 are John Robinson and Pam Stuart.
The candidate responses are printed verbatim. The Comment only checked their responses for spelling and grammar. Each response is in its own post, so scroll down on The Comment’s Home Page to see each response.
The responses were reviewed and processed by Scott Hamilton.
Position 1 Responses
Position 3 Responses
Position 5 Responses
John Robinson
Name: John Robinson
Position sought: Sammamish City Council Position 7
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