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resides in San Antonio, Texas (mother, older brother and younger sister). I’m a third generation steamfitter—my apprenticeship started in 1978. I am a member in good standing at local 602 in Washington, D.C. I’m currently working at the new Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum at Dulles Center. In 1988 I enrolled into a 2 year culinary program Austin, Texas in which I finished with honors. I worked for 10 years in the food service industry. My last position was Executive Chef at the Sheraton National Hotel in Arlington. I returned to steamfitting in 1998. I have a wide variety of interests.—I enjoy cooking/entertaining, woodworking, golf, gardening, home improvement projects and auctions. Veronika and I moved to Virginia in 1993 to Fairfax where we lived for 6 years. We’ve lived in the Washington community for three years. Veronika and myself love this area and community. We’re both getting back to our small town roots. We love entertaining in our home. We have made some long lasting friendships in our short time here. I’m looking forward to serving this community in many facets.

Question #1

To limit growth and have

development is a fine

line. A comprehensive plan represents the citizens of the community not just government. It’ll help the community as a whole recognize what will be required for operating more efficiently and economically. To deal with changes and demands of the future a comprehensive plan must recognize the values of the past dnd the lives and hopes of the cftv zens.

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