Elect RANDY CONNOR for CITY COUNCIL DIST. 5
Leadership. Trust. Experience.
Thank you for you interest in my campaign to serve as YOUR Fulshear City Councilman for District 5. Last years’s voter redistricting presented a unique opportunity for me to again run for City Council only this time I will represent the only the neighborhoods of Del Webb (where we reside), Pecan Ridge, Polo Ranch, Historical Downtown Fulshear, and the area east of Downtown to Charger Way.
I want to see this community live up to the promise and expectations of it’s founders, previous leaders, current residents and businesses. We have a unique opportunity to continue to build a vibrant, safe, family friendly Fulshear,Texas. I want to be a part of this legacy for not only District 5, but all of Fulshear.
I respectfully ask for your support and vote.
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Why I am Running?
Shortly after moving into our new home in Del Webb Fulshear, we immediately encountered a severe lack of water pressure, especially in the morning hours. After posting water pressure readings on social media, contacting City Hall on numerous occasions, giving interviews to multiple local and state media outlets regarding our water issues, did we finally see some improvement. I even submitted a petition signed by over 1200 residents requesting a moratorium on new construction until the water issues were resolved. That led me to run for City Council last year. Although unsuccessful, I gained valuable experience from that campaign.
Today, the water issues are very much improved. But, now we have a new issue of great importance to our community, especially those of us living in the FM 359 corridor. The current under-construction and planned apartments, new commercial buildings, and schools will place a real burden on our neighborhood streets, infrastructure, drainage systems, and Police and Fire Departments.
I have been at the forefront of the proposed zoning changes that will affect not only my neighborhood, but all of the West Fulshear area. I have spoken on this subject before City Council, organized a Town Hall in my neighborhood, and held in depth conversations with my friends and neighbors.
So, that’s the main reason that led me to run again. We must protect our residents from zoning changes that have the potential to effect not only the value of their homes, but the safety and quality of life they have come to expect in Fulshear.