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Mount Horeb Village Board MOUNT HOREB VILLAGE BOARD Four candidates are seeking three seats in the April 6 election.
< Jim Buechner
< Age: 49
< Address: 101 Robyn Ridge, Mount Horeb.
< Job: Owns and operates Buechner Construction Inc.
< Political experience: Served on the Planning Commission and Business Park Committee for four years.
< Other public service: Served on the volunteer Fire Department for 20 years and member of the Mount Horeb Chamber of Commerce for 10 years.
< Education: Bachelor's degree in building construction and design from UW-Platteville.
< Top priorities: Balance residential and business growth. Maintain the strong downtown commercial area. Manage new growth.
< Age: 57
< Address: 307 Oak St., Mount Horeb
< Job: Retired
< Political experience: Served two years on the Village Board
< Other public service: Dane County employee for 30 years, 15 years in the Department of Emergency Management.
< Education: Two years at UW-Madison.
< Top priorities: Preserve the culture in Mount Horeb. Plan for managed growth. Keep the money in the community. Keep tax burden to residents low.
< Age: 28
< Address: 306 Forest St., Mount Horeb
< Job: Civil engineer for D'Onofrio and Kottke and Associates.
< Political experience: Served on the Planning Commission for two years.
< Other public service: Provides a foster home for animals through the Dane County Humane Society.
< Education: Bachelor's degree in biological systems engineering from UW-Madison.
< Top priorities: Historic preservation. Increase the tax base.
< Address: 316 N. 8th St., Mount Horeb.
< Job: Retired
< Political experience: Appointed to one term on the Village Board.
< Other public service: Researcher with the U.S. Department of Agriculture for 30 years. Served on the International Dairy Council for 15 years.
< Education: Master's degree in agriculture bacteriology and holds a doctorate in dairy science from the University of Minnesota.
< Top priorities: Control rapid growth in the village. Keep the growth slow and manageable. Maintain the village atmosphere. Maintain social atmosphere and services in the community. |
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