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Engholm in race for Coos Bay council
Wednesday, October 15, 2008 | 1 comment(s)
David Engholm is campaigning for Coos Bay City Council in the Nov. 4 mail-in election. This candidate has not yet returned answers to questions provided by the newspaper, other than to attend an editorial board meeting.
David Engholm
• Age: 43
• Years in Coos Bay: 18 years
• Occupation: property management, E-Bay sales
• Experience: Former president of the Egyptian Theatre Preservation Association
David Engholm
• Why are you running?
He would like to offer new ideas. Has a good rapport with councilors and will work for consensus. Also would like to work with the Coos County Historical and Maritime Museum to develop a museum on the Coos Bay waterfront.
• What would you like to see happen at the Hollering Place?
Supports the project.
• What ideas do you have for improving the city’s urban renewal districts?
Thinks the city should consider putting out tax incentives to attract companies to the business district.
• What do you think about the proposal to construct an LNG terminal on the North Spit?
Does not have enough information to comment on the project.
David Engholm
• Age: 43
• Years in Coos Bay: 18 years
• Occupation: property management, E-Bay sales
• Experience: Former president of the Egyptian Theatre Preservation Association
David Engholm• Why are you running?
He would like to offer new ideas. Has a good rapport with councilors and will work for consensus. Also would like to work with the Coos County Historical and Maritime Museum to develop a museum on the Coos Bay waterfront.
• What would you like to see happen at the Hollering Place?
Supports the project.
• What ideas do you have for improving the city’s urban renewal districts?
Thinks the city should consider putting out tax incentives to attract companies to the business district.
• What do you think about the proposal to construct an LNG terminal on the North Spit?
Does not have enough information to comment on the project.
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