Jay Patel sees a future for Lodi
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Posted: Saturday, October 23, 2010 12:00 am
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Updated: 6:33 am, Sat Oct 23, 2010.
Jay Patel sees a future for Lodi
I am writing this letter to encourage my fellow citizens of Lodi
to cast their vote for the ideal candidate running for Lodi City
Council, Jay Patel. Jay Patel clearly has defined his vision for
our amazing city. He envisions a beautifully vibrant Downtown that
bustles with opportunity for business, entertainment and
culture.
Jay is a vivacious leader who believes that Lodi needs to
improve economic opportunity to create jobs for our citizens. His
plan is to concentrically grow our town by minimizing permit fees
and regulations at city hall. He envisions sports complexes
designed to motivate and engage our youth in productive
activities
Jay would like to see Lodi further embrace culture through the
arts and music, thus stimulating economic vitality and providing
residents with entertainment options.
I want Lodi to be an economically productive town. I want Lodi
to be a place where we stay and spend our entertainment dollars.
Most of all, I want Lodi to be a place where my children feel proud
to raise their children. Jay Patel will lead our city council in
this directions. That is why I plan to vote for him.
Join me in making our livable, lovable Lodi, a town that is
vibrant, vivacious, and full of vitality by voting Jay Patel for
Lodi City Council!
Susan Petersen
Lodi
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Saturday, October 23, 2010 12:00 am.
Updated: 6:33 am.
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Darrell Baumbach posted at 2:15 pm on Sun, Oct 24, 2010.
Brian said...I hope his visions for Lodi are honest and transparent. His father is not likely to be on my list of people I like given how he ran Star Hotel. That being said, let's hope Jay has learned from his Father's mistakes.
Then Doug said...Mr. Dockter, why are you referring to Mr. Patel's father? We bloggers in Lodi know you are a racist bigot and why do you have to throw your little slur ...
Conclusion... How can anyone be civil with you Doug, when you make statements like that. I really have no idea how you drew a conclusion of bigotry from the comments Brian stated. Maybe I am just clueless... this was odd.
Brian Dockter posted at 1:15 pm on Sun, Oct 24, 2010.
Doug,
Are you suggesting that Jay is the one politician that will NEVER lie and or STRETCH the truth?
Brian Dockter posted at 1:10 pm on Sun, Oct 24, 2010.
Doug,
Ask around how Ken Patel runs the Hotel. I have nothing against Jay. I used to live at the Golden Era Hotel. Many who lived at the Star at the time on many occasions were waiting for an opening to get into the Golden Era because they were tired of the situation at the Star. Like many at the Golden Era, I couldn't get my act together. I didn't use drugs, I wasn't a criminal. I just had trouble getting my priorities together. Yes the Patels are Indian Hindus. I have nothing against that. It seems to me you're the one introducing the race card. And I do hope Jay is honest and transparent. Because many people don't feel his Dad is. You do understand the "like Father like son" thing. I'm now married, have 2 children, own a home, Doug. So don't try and discredit me because I once live on Main St. That was almost 15 years ago Mr.
Doug Chaney posted at 12:04 pm on Sun, Oct 24, 2010.
Mr. Dockter, why are you referring to Mr. Patel's father? We bloggers in Lodi know you are a racist bigot and why do you have to throw your little slur after stating that you hope Jay Patel is honest and transparent? I was sincerely hoping you'd decided not to blog here anymore, as were the majority of bloggers I know and associate with in Lodi/Stockton.
Mr. Jay Patel, J Johnson and Mr. Amador were the three most impressive candidates at the forum recently. Hansen and Katzakian were the same old tune, with redevelopment and higher electric, water and wastewater/sewer rates on their agendas and wishes for Lodi's future. Haven't those 2 council members, along with Bob Johnson, inflicted enough ecenomic pain on the taxpayers during their tenure. Besides their senior age factor, Katzakian being the youngest at 62, their same old song and dance and their outright pandering to the wealthy, winegrape commission, chamber of commerce, well-connected, family and friends, good old boys, their pet local contractors and developers, DLBP, local restaurateur-spa/developer, etc. With those same three votes just raising electric, and I believe, soon water and sewer/wastewater rates at the recent council meeting, I don't think any of those 3 have any business being representatives of the people of Lodi. When only their special interests groups are their priority, it's time to elect Mr.'s Amador, Patel, Reed or J Johnson.
2 of my votes will certainly be for Mr. John Johnson and Mr. Jay Patel and I will be choosing my third vote between Mr. Tim Reed and Mr. Tony Amador. I ffirmly believe it's time to have at least one ethnic minority on Lodi city council, and hopefully 2, to finally give the forgotten eastside a say in Lodi politics and business. It's 2010 and time for the redneck political reign in Lodi to finally come to a close and become a government for ALL people, not just a certain few. It's also time for the redneck city hall and management to have some ethnic minorities appointed as department heads, attorneys, managers, supervisors, and also the various and many boards and commissions here that seem to be now, and in the past appointed by the same redneck policy that now exists in Lodi. Time for a real change, vote Amador, Reed J Johnson and Patel!
Brian Dockter posted at 7:58 am on Sun, Oct 24, 2010.
I hope his visions for Lodi are honest and transparent. His father is not likely to be
on my list of people I like given how he ran Star Hotel. That being said, let's hope Jay has learned from his Father's mistakes.