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n Precinct <br />Locations <br />• Precinct 1 <br />Lino Lakes Senior Center <br />1189 Main Street <br />• Precinct 2 <br />Centennial Fire Station #2 <br />7741 Lake Drive <br />• Precinct 3 <br />St. Joseph's Parish <br />171 Elm Street <br />• Precinct 4 <br />Rice Lake Elementary School <br />575 Birch Street <br />• Precinct 5 <br />Rice Creek Covenant Church <br />125 Ash Street <br />• Precinct 6 <br />Living Waters Lutheran Church <br />865 Birch Street <br />d Voting <br />Information <br />Lino Lakes City Hall <br />600 Town Center Parkway <br />Lino Lakes, MN 55014 <br />Direct questions to Jean Viger, <br />Deputy City Clerk <br />651.982.2404 <br />www.ci.lino- lakes.mn.us <br />d Your Thoughts <br />Welcome <br />Log on to www.danstoltz.com and email <br />him your thoughts, concerns and priori- <br />ties for Lino Lakes. <br />Paid for by Dan Stoltz for Council <br />Jim Chamberlain/ Treasurer <br />15554 Yalta St. NE Ham Lake, MN 55304 <br />if Letters from Lino Lakes Residents <br />I want to strongly encourage Lino Lakes residents to <br />vote for Dan Stoltz for City Council. Dan has previ- <br />ous City Council experience in Circle Pines and is <br />currently the CFO of a large local credit union. Lino <br />Lakes has a lot of critical issues confronting it over <br />the next few years. I think we should entrust our <br />future to a person who has the commitment, experi- <br />ence and leadership necessary to make good decisions <br />on behalf of Lino Lakes. We are truly blessed to have a <br />person of Dan's talent willing to serve our <br />community. <br />Jennifer McCorkle <br />Lino Lakes <br />Sometimes missed opportunities can not be regained. <br />We have an opportunity in this year's Lino Lakes <br />City Council election in filling one of two Council <br />seats. <br />We can elect a person who I and others believe is an <br />excellent choice. His name is Dan Stoltz. Dan will <br />bring to the service of our City not only professional- <br />ism, but also experience and above all no personal <br />agenda other than a willingness to serve. <br />I have known Dan Stoltz for over eight years. He has <br />previously served as a council member in the City of <br />Circle Pines and as a Centennial Utilities <br />Commission member. Dan Stoltz is presently the <br />Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of a ten branch Credit <br />Union in the Twin Cities area. Do I believe he is in a <br />position to be an analyst of our city's financial <br />affairs? Of course I do, and I hope you believe he can <br />be that person as well in assisting the council in <br />setting sound financial policies for our city. <br />Aside from the above I also believe Dan Stoltz to be a <br />consensus builder, a team player who will not try to <br />"micro manage" but rather work within the frame as <br />a policy maker which is the role of an elected city <br />council member. In addition Dan Stoltz will be true <br />to his role as an elected official holding a non - partisan <br />office and not let outside partisanship influence his <br />decisions. <br />I highly recommend Dan Stoltz. Please check Dan's <br />qualifications and I hope you will consider voting for <br />Dan on November 4th. <br />Vern Reinert <br />Former Mayor Lino Lakes <br />In a recent Quad Press I was glad to see that Dan <br />Stoltz is seeking to serve on the Lino Lakes City <br />Council. I have known Dan and his family for more <br />than 10 years and am confident of the positive contri- <br />butions he will make as a member of the council. <br />His commitment to the community is evidenced with <br />his service on the Circle Pines City Council, leadership <br />and involvement in a local church, and numerous other <br />community services. When the opportunity came to <br />move recently, Dan and his family's community ties <br />were so deep they remained in the Centennial area, <br />only moving from Circle Pines to Lino Lakes. <br />I have had the privilege of seeing Dan operate in many <br />different settings. He's a lifelong learner seeking to bet- <br />ter himself as well as those around him. Many people <br />talk about servant leadership, but Dan Stoltz practices <br />it. He listens, analyzes, and acts. Most importantly, I <br />have seen the wisdom, insight, and practicality that he <br />brings to whatever issues or challenges that confront <br />him. <br />To the Lino Lakes City Council Dan brings a healthy <br />balance of experiences. They include community ser- <br />vice through the Circle Pines City Council and other <br />boards and commissions, as well as fiscal leadership <br />expertise in the private sector....experiences which <br />would serve the residents of Lino Lakes well as we face <br />the challenges of a growing city. <br />Dan Stoltz is a great choice for Lino Lakes City <br />Council. <br />Joel Nelson <br />Lino Lakes <br />This past January I relocated my family from Arizona <br />to Lino Lakes and had the wonderful fortune to become <br />neighbors of Dan and Robin Stoltz and their three <br />children. During the past year we have come to know <br />the Stoltz's well and consider ourselves truly blessed to <br />have become their neighbors and friends. <br />Dan believes quite passionately that our community <br />leaders must responsibly balance the need for residen- <br />tial and commercial development while maintaining <br />parks and trails as a prominent part of our heritage. <br />The larger and ongoing challenge for elected officials is <br />to maintain the level of services residents enjoy and <br />have come to expect, while maintaining our current tax <br />burden at reasonable levels. I am convinced that Dan <br />will provide the vision and the leadership necessary to <br />responsibly navigate the challenges that lie ahead for <br />Lino Lakes and its citizens. It is with <br />complete confidence that my wife and I will cast our <br />votes for Dan Stoltz. <br />William G. Wright <br />Lino Lakes <br />LINO LAKES CITY COUNCIL <br />AlWW.dagstoltz.corn <br />Tuesday, November 4 <br />"The right choice for Lino Lakes City Council!" <br />d Letter From Dan <br />Dear Lino Lakes Residents: <br />My name is Dan Stoltz. I am proud to be a <br />candidate for the Lino Lakes City Council. It <br />would be a privilege to represent this great city as <br />we prepare and plan our future together. I am con- <br />fident with my experience and leadership, Lino <br />Lakes will be served well! <br />I consider myself a business person who under- <br />stands the political process and important impact <br />it will have for the city today and tomorrow. I <br />adhere to the principles of servant leadership - <br />serving others for the common good. Therefore, <br />you can be assured I have no hidden agenda in <br />seeking one of the two city council seats. I simply <br />hope to offer a "common sense approach" for the <br />people of Lino Lakes. <br />Respectfully, <br />Daniel E. Stoltz <br />"There's no limit to the good <br />a person can do, if they don't <br />care who gets the credit...." <br />On the Inside: <br />Ri Jeff O'Donnell Bids Farewell <br />Mayor Bergeson Thank You <br />Lrl Meet The Stoltz Family <br />Ri Contacting The Candidate <br />RCandidate At A Glance <br />Precinct Locations and Voting Information <br />IRrLetters From Lino Lakes Residents <br />