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When asked whether he would like nonpartisan elections and increased term limits for City Council, Leaf said he favors nonpartisan November elections because two elections — the primary in August and the general in November — puts an unnecessary burden on voters, citing the 6 percent turnout for Ward 1 in the last election. He also said that maintaining the two-year term limit allows for more pools of candidates. “Often we have incumbents unopposed right now, and I think we want to have a broad enough base of candidates that we have options,” Leaf said. “And if you make the requirements up to four years, I think you’re going to cut the number of people who are perfectly competent but aren’t ready for a four-year term.” Frenzel agreed on implementing nonpartisan elections, adding that it can increase student voter turnout. However, he said he prefers four- year terms because it allows councilmembers to mature throughout their terms. In his closing statement, Frenzel touted environmental ethics for Ann Arbor residents. “As we see our tax base increasing at this point, we need to honor the ethic of Ann Arborites, the true understanding of who we believe we are,” Frenzel said. “And, to me, that means reinstating and promoting our green organizations to make sure we’re pushing forward our environmental ethic, which has in many metrics stagnated.” Leaf continued optimistically, saying that there is a solution for everything in Ann Arbor and that only strong leadership in City Council as a whole can allow for that. “Whether your problem is that people are speeding in front of your house, or you worry more about much bigger timescale problems … whatever your problem is, there’s a very good chance we can fix it,” Leaf said. “We can get it done.” Kailasapathy closed by listing her many accomplishments as an incumbent and her plans for the future. “I have worked with multiple groups dealing with cut-through commuter traffic, excessive street parking and such issues,” Kailasapathy said. “And I will continue to support these types of efforts where residents’ safety and quality of life are being affected.” Ward 4 Ward 4 candidates Eric Lipson (D), Diane Giannola (D) and incumbent Graydon Krapohl (D) fielded questions on Tuesday in a forum hosted by the League of Women Voters concerning issues including balancing the budget, proposals that would change City Council elections from partisan to nonpartisan voting as well as change terms from two to four years in length, the dioxane plume and council transparency. The three candidates expressed polar views on certain topics, especially on the issue of a proposed train station project. The primary points of concern were the issue of City Council transparency and the simpler question of station building location. Lipson voiced objections to the redaction of information regarding communications between the Federal Railway Administration and city staff about station location. Lipson brought with him to the forum a document that showed near total redaction, using it as an example to describe the current state of City Council transparency as deeply flawed. “It is deeply disturbing to myself and many other citizens,” he said, holding the document up on display. “I would like to believe that a more open and inclusive government is the way that the city of Ann Arbor would like to see its government go. I am very concerned — there is a culture of secrecy which is being fostered and encouraged by the current council.” Giannola voiced a more neutral position on the issue, saying that she would opt to ask more questions rather than insist on release of information. Krapohl took the opposite stance of Lipson and was also one of the six council members who had voted against releasing the information to the public, saying there is still information from the federal agency for which the city government is waiting. “I didn’t support at this time releasing the information because I don’t feel that there is enough there for the public to make an informed decision,” he said. FORUM From Page 3 Read more at MichiganDaily.com