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Caroln Curti From: Beets, Neal Sent-: Miondayp November 24, 2003 2:04 PM To. Curti, Carolyn Subject.: FW: peciall Election Ordinance ----- Oiri'ginal Messagle—- From: Dri'scoll, Margaret Sent: Monday, Novembeir 24 2,003 1:14 PM To,: Beets, Neal Subject.: FW: Special Election Ordinance 01rigi,nall Message----- From: Mayor John Kysylyiczyn [rnailtoj Selnt: Moinda , November 24, 2003 1,2**52 PM To: "Herb L,ieffr,ing' it It city.cou t e r rosievi I le. mn. us Sup jel E: Special Election Ordinance Herb, Keep, in mind' that if this great nation stood by the phrase "If it ainn't broke, don't fix it," you Probably wouldn't be alive today. The average life expectancy 2,000 years ago was probably somewhere around 40 years old. But maybe Herb, you are not, talking about applying your philosophy to medicine. Transportation wise your should be prepared to walk if we fol'lowed your philosophy. Oh, and remember, sandals would not have been invented under your philosophy. A bare foot is all you would have. Forget horses, they weren't dornesticated yet, But maybe you are not talking about applying your philosophy to transportation. Maybe you are very narrow-minded in that you only want to appily your philosophy to government. Well, we all know, that this nation would not be here �,,Inder your philosophy, let alone the city, of Roseville. Actually, nations would not exist at a�llll. You would be, living in some sort of nomadic tribe with a leader who usually was the strongest and bravest. Would you have, qualified to be the llelader of your tribe? Well if you were over age 30, probably not. You would r--ive been too, old. Maybe you want to live in a world where we follow the phrase "If it, ain't broke, don't fix it, p but don't include me in it, and I would guess that none of your other fellow Roseville residents want to be in your world either. PS. Maybe you dlidn't notice that before the election, there was a unanimous opinion to move forward on this issue. Only after, the election did your RCC candidates suddenly change their mind.