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Candidates: Ballots will be mailed starting April 28
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Stephen Morrison say resi-
dents of the district have not
been listened to by the current
board.
They stress “foresight,
insight and oversight” in their
campaign material, along
with fi scal responsibility and
a voice for district taxpayers.
The candidates have the
support of members of Trans-
parency for SEPRD Taxpay-
ers, a Facebook group that
challenged the middle school
purchase from the Seaside
School District without a
voter referendum. The sale
of the school, now called the
Sunset Recreation Center,
closed in January for a price
of $2.15 million.
Ballots will be mailed
starting April 28.
Candidates will participate
at the April 29 forum with
social distancing; the event
will be broadcast to the pub-
lic via livestream; the lives-
tream will be available at
the district’s YouTube chan-
nel at youtube.com/channel/
UCU-Ay0Ks3zK0GQSN-
enSxrpg. For more informa-
tion, visit sunsetempire.com
and seasidesignal.com.
Candidates will also be
interviewed on KMUN from
10 to 11 a.m. on Wednesday,
April 28 .
Su Coddington
Celeste Tuhy Bodner
Michael Hinton
Erika Marshall Hamer
Katharine Parker
Al Hernandez
John Huismann
Patrick Duhachek
Jackie Evans
Stephen Morrison
DINING
on the
NORTH COAST
R.J. Marx
CANNON BEACH
The board oversees the Sunset Recreation Center.
Hernandez: Name will remain on ballot
is not within the SEPRD.”
He is running against
Su Coddington, who was
appointed to the board in
March 2020.
Hernandez
said
Wednesday that he has
lived on Edgewood Street
in Seaside for some time
and has voted as a Seaside
resident.
“I planned on remodel-
ing my home and decided
to purchase a temporary
residence in Gearhart to
live in during the remod-
eling work,” he said. “Due
to COVID and other com-
plications, the remodel-
ing has taken longer than
expected. My son currently
resides at the Seaside resi-
dence during this process.”
Hernandez said he did
not know how or where the
record of his permanent
place of residents change
and he is in the process of
working to correct records
to refl ect the reality of my
permanent residence.
A retired accounting
and fi nancial professional,
most recently Hernan-
dez was fi nancial offi cer at
Sunset Empire Transporta-
tion District.
Hernandez will still
be listed on the ballot,
Krevanko said, as it is too
late to reprint the ballots.
“If he won, it would be
up to the SEPRD to deter-
mine if he is ineligible to
serve,” Krevanko said.
“The remainder of the
SEPRD board will then
need to appoint someone
to fi ll the position.”
Krevanko said the Clerk
and Elections Offi ce had
been in contact with the
district’s executive direc-
tor Skyler Archibald and the
Secretary of State Elections
Division regarding the resi-
dency issue.
“Based on special dis-
trict requirements, election
law states that candidates
must be a registered voter
within the district,” county
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fi ling form a complaint may
be fi led with our offi ce and
an investigation will take
place,” the Secretary of
State’s offi ce wrote.
“My permanent resi-
dence is within the boundar-
ies of the district,” Hernan-
dez said. “I am eligible to be
elected to a position on the
SEPRD board. Anyone vot-
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According to the Secre-
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a vacancy in that offi ce will
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“If it is found that the
candidate provided false
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