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/ distributors. At the present time recognize the fact that . 1' J SONY • S.E. • PAN ASOI^*^C • YO SECTION 2 - PAGE « - PLA1NDE ALER - FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1*84 County board races for party nominations Questions: 1. What is your solution to the waste problem that faces McHenry County? 2. How do you feel the county courthouse expansion should 3. With projections of im­ pressive growth in McHenry County into the next century, what is your opinion on the preservation of prime agricultural land? Will your answer affect the promotion of industry? Thomas H. Huemann has served on the McHenry County Board, district 2, for ap­ proximately 20 years. He is also vice-president of the Illinois Water Availability Association and a member of the Johnsburg Community ' Club and the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce. He and his wife, Darlene, have four children. No answers to questions. THOMAS H. HUEMANN Thomas H. Huemann, 2103 W. Church, (JohnsbU-g), McHenry Office Sought: bounty board, district 2 / Political Affiliation: Republican Occupation: President of Huemann Water Management, Inc. PAUL FIDLER Paul Fidler, 3100 Riverstream Drive, McHenry Position Sought: County board, district 2 Political Affiliation: Republican Education: Three years college at University of Idaho, one year college at Coe College and graduate of McKinley High School, Cedar Rapids, IA. Occupation: Retired United Airlines captain with 35 years service. THE INCREDIBLE 11% FIXED-RATE MORTGAGE FOR OCEAN FRONT OR Paul Fidler has served on the McHenry County Board. He was a member of the McHenry County Board of Supervisors, the Courthouse Operations committee, chairman of the Finance Committee, jury commissioner, member and chairman of the City of McHenry Zoning Board of Appeals, past president of the Volo school board and currently a member of the 708 mental health board and the Health Systems Agency for Kane, Lake and McHenry counties. He is also a member of the Masons, Tebala Shrine, McHenry County Shrine club, Tebala mini-bikes parade unit, Elks Lodge and the Airline Pilots' Association (retired). Fidler is married and has two children and three grand­ children. Answers to Questions 1. "If feasible, incineration and recycling with a salable product resulting. Should studies show that a landfill is the most practical method, 1 would propose that only waste from McHenry County be accepted at that landfill. Regardless of the final waste disposal system developed, the county must be in control of the operation. 2. "The courthouse expansion is a multifaceted problem. The courts need additional space, our jail is overcrowded and storage for county records is in an emergency situation. I believe the best solution is the building or purchase of a combination garage-storage building which would allow the sheriff's garage to be removed from the courthouse. This would solve several problems at the same time without a large capital expenditure; cold storage from the county records, a garage for the sheriff's vehicles and instant new space inside the courthouse. Phase two woud be an addition to the jail area and court system. 3. "Agriculture is the largest business in McHenry County and the Year 2000 plan as ap* proved calls for its preser­ vation; which I support. To assia| in this preservation, I woum advocate promotion of agHrculture-associated in­ dustries, i.e. meat, dairy and food processors and there is available in the unin­ corporated part of the county and within the municipalities vacant, zoned property for personal housing and com­ mercial and industry to cany us to the next century. The projection for the remainder of the century calls for about IS percent of the land in McHenry County being used for non- agriculture use. It is my opinion that what I suggest here not only preserves prime farm land, but also encourages the expansion of our current industry base the the promotion of new industry in the county. DAVID BENRUD David Benrud, 512 Thornwood Drive, McHenry Office Sought: County board, district 2 Political Affiliation: Republican Education: University of Baltimore, Butler University and currently attending McHenry County College Occupation: Owner, McHenry Auto Parts, Inc. David Benrud is a past member of the McHenry Planning Commission and an eight-year member of the school board for McHenry High School District 156. He is also a member and past president of the Rotary Club of McHenry; past district governor for District 644, Rotary International; and is presently the second vice-president (past president, past secretary) of the Automotive Wholesalers of Illinois. He and his wife live in McHenry. Answers to Questions »• 1. "The waste problem is of major importance and we must has to be handled. However, there is a commission presently studying this problem and in all fairness to them, I think they should be allowed to complete their study without outside interference. Once their report is in, then those who sit on the county board must face their sibilities and arrive at a solution. 2. "It is apparent that additional space is needed to conduct county business. Assuming this to be true, then it would be my recommendation that whatever expansion is done must be at the least possible cost to the tax­ payers of this county. We do not a Taj Mahal to conduct the business of the county. 3. "Agriculture is a prime in­ dustry in our county and I am firmly convinced that we must preserve the prime agricultural land. We should also do everything we possible can to promote this prime industry because of its importance. Preservation of the prime agriculture lands might very well effect the settling of certain industries in our county, but I do feel that we can still have economic growth. It may not always be easy, but a county board, working together with interested citizens, businessmen and farmers, can indeed ac­ complish this growth. DEAN C. CUNAT Dean C. Cunat, 3200 W. Justen Road, McHenry Office Sought: County board, district 2 ~ Political Affiliation: Republican Education: Loyola University, two years, business ad­ ministration; Northwestern University, one year, engineering; and Wright Junior College. Occupation: presently vice- president with Terra Cotta Realty Co. and has worked in heavy construction. Dean Cunat is an incumbent county board member,'serving district 2 for the past five years. He is also chairman of the Northeastern Illinois Plan Commission (NIPC) and county Economic Development Commission. He has served on the McHenry County Plan Commission, as precinct committeeman, Nunda 16; on the planning and zoning com­ mittee (chairman); and with the Metal Builders Association (past president). He is also a 10- year member of the Northern Illinois Medical Center board, McHenry Scout Troop 162 board and past president and Lt. Governor of the McHenry Kiwanis. Cunat and his wife, Aastri, have two sons and one daughter. Answers to Questions 1. "Having personally looked at incineration, composting, landfill and recycling, all op­ tions will leave a residue that must be disposed of in McHenry County. I hope our study will show us the best way. 2. "Last year as chairman of Courthouse Operations, our committee recommended and received approval to remove the garage, stored records and coroner's office from the present building to a new structure on the courthouse site. I feel this will free up enough room to allow at least five years to plan our next expansion. 3. "The NIPC projection of population increase is over 50 percent by the year 2005. This will put pressure on county government to rezone prime agricultural land but a number of factors will help. 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