Coralia Tudor for
Ward 8, London ON

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Coralia Tudor for
Ward 8, London ON

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Toronto Star - Vote Compass Interview Qestions

 

Summary of your responses:

Q003 • London should do more to combat climate change.

Your Position: Strongly agree

Supporting Statement: I believe we should create policies and public education that support green initiatives including mindful urban planning that protects green space, public infrastructure that is environmentally conscious and residential initiatives that conserve water.


Q006 • Municipal workers are paid too much.

Your Position: Somewhat disagree

Supporting Statement: It is important to ensure that municipal workers on the lower end of the pay scale are provided an income that matches the local cost of living.


Q007 • Private contractors are more efficient than municipal workers at delivering most municipal services.

Your Position: Somewhat disagree

Supporting Statement: I believe that private contractors can underbid and and fall short of delivering within the original terms of a contract, just as much as municipal workers can be efficient and cost effective provided they are given appropriate oversight.


Q008 • The mayor should never overturn council decisions.

Your Position: Strongly agree

Supporting Statement: Council represents the people within their ward and if the mayor overturns the people's voice then it is no longer a democratic process.


Q010 • Municipal buildings in London should fly the Pride flag during Pride month.

Your Position: Strongly agree

Supporting Statement: The city of London represents all people, and should encourage acceptance, and support.


Q012 • Every municipal council meeting should begin with an acknowledgement of Indigenous peoples’ ties to the land.

Your Position: Strongly agree

Supporting Statement: A land acknowledgement is a step towards truth and reconciliation and honors the people in the community and our stewardship of the land.


Q013 • London should keep historic street names and statues, even if they commemorate people who some would consider racist by today's standards.

Your Position: Somewhat agree

Supporting Statement: London was built by historical figures that we honour with names and statues. We recognize that they may have had transgressions by today's standards. This should not discredit the fact that they were instrumental in building our city, nation and identity.


Q021 • London should try to keep property taxes low, even if it means fewer services for residents.

Your Position: Somewhat disagree

Supporting Statement: Many residents depend on the various services that the city provides. These services can not come at the expense of lower taxes. Having said that, city council needs to make wise spending decisions to not overburden the tax payer.


Q022 • London should rely more on fees for specific services rather than raising taxes to pay for them.

Your Position: Somewhat disagree

Supporting Statement: Fees can become barriers for some to access services, this can negatively impact individuals, most often those effected are the most vulnerable; children, seniors and low income. Increasing building permit fees can deter growth or lead to illegal construction. Expensive garbage disposal fees can lead to illegal dumping in parks and roads. Fees set have to be reasonable and not burdensome to those who need to pay them.


Q026 • London should apply an additional tax to vacant homes.

Your Position: Strongly agree

Supporting Statement: Homes should be lived in and when somebody purchases a home and allows it to sit unoccupied and become derelict, this has a negative impact on the neighborhood. Rent it, tear it down and turn it into a temporary community Greenspace; but do not allow it to deteriorate. The hope is that a tax will act as a means to dissuade people from land-banking and if they do, funding can go back to the community it is hurting.


Q028 • London should encourage more multi-unit housing in neighbourhoods that are currently made up mostly of single-family homes.

Your Position: Strongly disagree

Supporting Statement: People buy their home based on the existing demographics of the neighborhood. When the housing demographic is changed, it impacts existing residents and can change the face of a community. Currently, a developer can purchase a house on any main road or through way, (main road within a neighborhood) within the city, and can build up to a 4 story multi-residential townhouse unit and does not require approval. This can substantially change the look and feel of a neighborhood.


Q029 • London should protect existing green space, even if doing so limits new housing development.

Your Position: Strongly agree

Supporting Statement: I believe in responsible urban planning that sets green space as a priority of high importance. Every development needs to have a green space that includes walking pathways, a naturalized area as well as green park space. Where there will be significant environmental impact to an area, natural water way, forest, or ecologically significant area, that space should not be developed and the surrounding development needs to be respectful to not disturb or impact it in any way.


Q030 • London should build new housing in existing neighbourhoods rather than create new subdivisions.

Your Position: Somewhat disagree

Supporting Statement: I believe that the integrity of existing neighborhoods needs to be maintained. We need to be very conscientious in planning new subdivisions.


Q047 • London should cover the cost of programs for low-income residents, even if this means other residents pay more.

Your Position: Strongly agree

Supporting Statement: Low income families have limited resources but that shouldn't mean limited opportunities. A child should have the ability to learn to skate or swim even if their parents don't have money. A child should be able to learn to read or get help with school through our libraries, even if their parents can't afford tutors. Seniors should be able to engage in activities to remain health and active both physically and mentally despite limited means.


Q055 • London should install more bike lanes.

Your Position: Somewhat disagree

Supporting Statement: Bike lanes on high traffic roads are important for safety and should exist and be added when roads are repaired or expanded. On low traffic roads, riders can share the road safely without the need for dedicated bike lanes.


Q060 • London should increase the presence of police officers downtown.

Your Position: Strongly agree

Supporting Statement: Police presence plays a dual role. It discourages crime and assures the public that community safety is a priority and exists.


Q061 • How much should London spend on policing?

Your Position: Somewhat more

Supporting Statement: As our city continues to grow so too should our police force to help ensure public safety.


Q062 • Police should have the authority to require people using illegal drugs in public spaces to leave, even if they are not committing other crimes.

Your Position: Strongly agree

Supporting Statement: Open drug use has no place in our city.


Q064 • London should respond to public drug use with support services rather than police enforcement.

Your Position: Somewhat disagree

Supporting Statement: We want to encourage families and individuals to be comfortable downtown so open drug use must be removed. I believe the individuals using drugs should be given opportunity to access support services and that safe access sites should make this a priority over prescription writing and distribution..


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