Wednesday, September 10, 2008
4th Ward Primary Results
4th Ward Primary Results
I'll continue on with my life in the private sector. As I've stated, I was willing to work as a Civil Servant, represent the 4th Ward, and help this great city achieve it's unrealized goals. Now we will all take a different direction.
The precincts are described further in this web-site, if you wish to collaborate the results to the geography.
Plan on me to modify this web-site, continuing under the same domain name, and try to bring forward some facts and information regarding some local issues. There is so much to be done.
Keep checking back.
Sunday, September 7, 2008
E Mail
SBarlow99@GMail.com
Also, feel free to call @ 269-6925
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Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Rochester Zoning
Afterwards, I'll write about how we as owners in the 4th Ward can be proactive, and be on top of future developments. I believe that if we do it right, and I'm sure that we can, we can be the Ward that grows in a managed manner and everyone, every homeowner, and every neighborhood, can come out ahead.
Labels: Zoning
4th Ward Zoning Map
Rochester Zoning Legend
Zoning Map Legend
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About Me
- Name: Steve Barlow
- Location: Rochester, MN, United States
My Background is one of an old school local businessman, who believes in making "Civil Service" a part of his life. At one time, the Barlow Corporation had more employees than are currently employed by the City, a larger annual budget than currently used by the City, and more customers in a week than read the Rochester Post-Bulletin. I ran a successful United Way Campaign a few years ago. I helped get the Channel One Food Shelves off the ground (and was recognized as one of the Ten Outstanding Young Minnesotans by the Minnesota JayCees for the effort). I also coordinated much of the last remodel as a Board Member of the Rochester Civic Theater. Recently as I was scouting for a new service activity, it was suggested that I could best serve the people in my community by filing for public office. If I was willing to stick my neck out, I would be able to add some welcome perspective and experience to the Council.