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CityTV Taping Brief Schedule

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By Daily Press staff

Due to accessibility concerns, the venue for CityTV’s taping of five Santa Monica ballot measure programs, moderated by the Center for Governmental Studies, on Sunday, October 13 beginning at 1:00 p.m. has been changed from the Powerhouse Theater to the Ken Edwards Center, 1527 Fourth Street.

The public is invited to attend the tapings and be a part of the studio audience. Program schedules are available at Santa Monica libraries and at the web site smvote.org. The following schedule of program tapings and speakers has not changed: SHOW #1 — TAPING AT 1P.M. Measure FF (Rent Control Evictions) and Measure GG (Rent Control Board compensation) MEASURE FF RENT CONTROL EVICTIONS ■ VOTE YES ON FF Andrew Zanger, tenant attorney ■ VOTE NO ON FF Mr. Rosario Perry, fellow tenant MEASURE GG RENT CONTROL BOARD COMPENSATION ■ VOTE YES ON GG Dennis Zane, founder/co-chair Santa Monicans for Renters Rights and former mayor ■ VOTE NO ON GG Mr. James L. Jacobson Tenant/property management consultant SHOW #2 — TAPING AT 2:30 P.M. Measure II (Convert Rental to Condominiums) and Measure KK (TORCA) MEASURE II RENTAL PROPERTY CONVERSION ■ VOTE YES ON II Tom Farmer Santa Monica resident protection and home-ownership charter amendment (SMRPH) ■ VOTE NO ON II Santa Monica Councilmember Ken Genser MEASURE KK — TORCA ■ VOTE YES ON KK Santa Monica Councilmember Ken Genser ■ VOTE NO ON KK Carl Lambert, housing provider SHOW #3 — TAPING AT 4 P.M.

MEASURE EE (PARCEL TAX) ■ VOTE YES ON EE Ralph Mechur President, Santa Monica-Malibu Education Foundation ■ VOTE NO ON EE Don Gray, Santa Monica resident SHOW #4 — TAPING AT 5:30 P.M.

MEASURE JJ (LIVING WAGE) ■ VOTE YES ON JJ Rabbi Neil Comess-Daniels President, Santa Monica Bay Interfaith Council ■ VOTE NO ON JJ Mr. Tom Larmore Board Member, Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce SHOW #5: — TAPING AT 7 P.M.

MEASURE HH (VERITAS) ■ VOTE YES ON HH Paul DeSantis, attorney/affordable housing advocate ■ VOTE NO ON HH Santa Monica Mayor Michael Feinstein

Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily Press print edition on October 11, 2002. Read the original PDF.

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