require PG&E tardy fees only be used to pay for the work to be completed on schedule. After 3 strikes, replace PG&E infrastructure with another provider.

Local economy should be a collaborative effort between our council and our residents. The council decides the cost to invest in Paradise. We need infrastructure that will serve residents without pricing out small businesses. Let’s work closely with each organization to understand their unique needs and goals, and develop personalized plans that deliver results.

One wheelchair-user told me that Jen’s Place is the only bar around that will serve him. As we rebuild, we must create more accessible spaces. Ramps, brail, and mailed notices encourage autonomy and informed opportunity, allowing more of the community to contribute to what Paradise has to offer. More people included means more customers for our local businesses.
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