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3318 Sunset Terrace
Auburn, CA 95602


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ABOUT WAYNE

DEEP ROOTS IN PLACER COUNTY

I am grateful to have been born and raised in Placer County. My early beginnings
were on my family’s cattle ranch in Lincoln. There I learned the value of hard
work and doing my best at whatever task I was given. After graduating from
Lincoln High I went to Sierra College where I got my undergraduate degree in
business while working part time for Bank of America. I finished my studies at
Chico State University during which time I continued to be employed by Bank of
America. After receiving my degree I began a 33 year career in banking, mostly
in the Sacramento area. I had successive advancement in positions of leadership,
finishing in the last eight years prior to retirement as Regional Manager for
Government Banking in a four state region (CA, NV, AZ, & UT).

I have always believed in giving back to the communities and neighborhoods that
I have lived in. For decades I have been serving on various boards, committees,
and councils in Placer County with a dedicated view of protecting and enhancing
the quality of life in the county. My personal commitment has been to take
something good to better and from broken to workable. I do not accept face value
for anything that comes to me for a decision. Digging deep into researching all
aspects of an issue, to ferret out the best approach, is just part of the
investment in time that I take to assure prudent outcomes.

My extensive and diverse background in development, transportation, agriculture,
finance, fire and planning are critical to understanding the complexities that
come before the Board of Supervisors. I am confident that the probing questions
that I would ask would make for better results for our Placer County
communities. I love this county, and in whatever capacity I serve, I am firmly
committed to boldly stand for what is best to insure that it continues to be a
wonderful place to live.

I believe we are best when we vigorously debate our way to a common good. We are
stronger when we challenge each other to seek the highest ideals and to strive
for the best outcomes. I would ask for your support and vote for my election to
Supervisor for the 5th District to allow me to do this good work for the
residents of Placer County.


WAYNE'S PRIORITIES

FOR THE WESTERN SLOPE OF DISTRICT 5

 * Fight against adverse development projects
 * Support additional fire protection funding
 * Solutions for traffic congestion on Hwy 49
 * Inject prudent and effective use of taxpayer dollars
 * A hand up while holding the homeless accountable
 * Champion appropriate affordable workforce housing
 * Pushback on State power grab from local authority
 * Advocate for small businesses
 * Protect our agricultural resources




"OUR TAHOE COMMUNITIES DESERVE TO BE PROTECTED FROM OVER DEVELOPMENT THAT
THREATENS THE ENJOYMENT OF ITS UNIQUE WAY OF LIFE.

UNLIKE MY OPPONENTS, I WILL ALWAYS FIGHT AGAINST ADVERSE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
AND NEVER TAKE DEVELOPER MONEY."




FOR DISTRICT 5 SUPERVISOR


MY PRIORITIES

AS DISTRICT 5 SUPERVISOR

 * Focus on community centered policies
 * Support projects that complement the region
 * Find solutions for traffic congestion: Hwy 89, 267 & 28
 * Develop policies that address boarded up properties
 * Correct Short Term Rental Codes
 * Provide additional fire protection funding
 * Bring stakeholders together to find real solutions for workforce housing
 * Keep Tahoe True


EXPERIENCE

PROFESSIONAL GROWTH

 * 8 years on the Planning Commission
 * 12 Years chairman of Audit Committee
 * 7 years on the board of local fire district
 * 5 years on North Auburn MAC
 * Chair of 2006 Placer Charter Review Committee




MOONSHINE INK

QUESTIONS

More than 80,000 people reside in Placer County District 5, geographically
expansive compared to the other four. How do you propose to balance contrasting
priorities of the different parts of this district?


I believe it is critical to recognize the very diverse community needs and
focuses of District 5. To remain current, I intend to be very available and
responsive to the constituents in Tahoe and the foothill regions in gathering
their input on critical issues. Recognizing and addressing common problems such
as traffic congestion and fire risks that many take different solutions. As
Supervisor I would commit to being in Tahoe a minimum of one day a week to
engage with the community and encourage and enable residents to be in direct
contact with me wherever necessary.

Economic revitalization in North Tahoe town centers is a critical conversation
topic in light of recent Tahoe Basin Area Plan (TBAP) updates. What is most
important when considering potential redevelopment opportunities in Eastern
Placer County?


Since Redevelopment Agencies were eliminated by the State, it has made efforts
to rehabilitate the core areas of our communities much more difficult. I believe
that Placer County has not handled the new approach to redevelopment well. They
have been more receptive to larger, more challenging projects, rather than
smaller more economically viable proposals. Those larger projects have
historically failed to happen. Valuable time has been lost and significant
taxpayer funds have been squandered. I would promote seeking out smaller infill
developments that are a better fit for the Tahoe communities and also have a
greater likelihood of success.

Tahoe is known as a tourist destination, but there are also 10,000 people who
live in eastern Placer and are your constituents. What does the county have to
work on with respect to Tahoe-area residents at this moment in time to ensure a
good quality of life?


What I hear from Tahoe residents is that the area has become less livable. Just
doing basic daily activities is challenging due to the frequent traffic
congestion throughout the area. They also often mention that Placer County is
working as a counterforce against the desire to maintain and enhance the unique
Tahoe character; as evidenced by the proposed Tahoe Basin Area Plan amendments.
Residents are reluctantly listened to, but not heard. As a result, the
community’s trust with the officials of the county is broken. A commitment to
value and regard the community’s concerns must be a top priority.

Fire insurance is becoming increasingly expensive for residents in the Tahoe
region-this at the same time wildfire intensity grows in size and catastrophic
impacts. How can Placer County best support its residents living in rural,
forested communities in terms of wildfire protection and education?


These are both top issues throughout District 5. Federal and State forest lands
have for many decades been neglected and as a result the fuel loads have
increased substantially. The State’s Insurance Commissioner and the
legislature’s inactions have only compounded the insurance crisis. I would be a
constant and loud voice to the leadership of these agencies and governing bodies
demanding creditable action on these urgent issues. In the meantime, I would use
all


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KINGS BEACH, Calif. – Wayne Nader, candidate for 5th District Supervisor, met
with 50 residents of the district Saturday, Jan. 27 at the North Tahoe Events
Center in Kings Beach. “I’m very grateful for all of you coming out today,” said
Nader, a Placer County native. “And I’m so thankful we’re doing it in a […]



TESTIMONIALS


WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING

Harvey EisleySupporter
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I have known Wayne since his time on the local fire district board. He certainly
knows the fire service issues well and has always put the safety of our
communities as a top priority. Wayne is kind of leader that we need to tackle
the challenges that we are facing in Placer County. He has good practical common
sense, which is sorely lacking with most officeholders these days.
Jim DeRose Retired Fortune 500 CEO
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Wayne and I served on a university board together. He is a man of deep faith,
integrity, and commitment. Wayne had a clear ability to quickly assess
situations, identify issues and opportunities and create well-thought-out
recommendations to address them. He is compassionate and genuine in his concern
for the well-being of others. Wayne was always an encourager who strove for
consensus in decision making.
Dr. Robert BelajicSupporter
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I have known Wayne for many years. He has always displayed a high level of
integrity and common sense. Wayne has been engaged in defending and protecting
the quality of life we all enjoy here. I heartily support him and know he will
make an outstanding supervisor.
Ellie WallerTahoe Vista resident 19 years
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Wayne spent eight years on the Placer County Planning Commission and can “hit
the ground running”. He consistently defended the North Tahoe area and respected
our concerns about over-development and environmental impacts. He truly
understand and values the unique needs of our mountain communities. Placer needs
his dedicated approach to preserving our Western agricultural heritage and
Eastern internationally recognized natural assets.
Randy HicksAuburn Business Owner
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Wells were starting to fail in Black Oak and Wayne worked with the Placer County
Water Agency and the residents to bring in treated water. Because of Wayne’s
diligence and commitment 42 homes got access to a reliable source of water and
as an added bonus it also brought in much needed fire hydrants. In the more than
20 years that I have known Wayne, he has been actively engaged in working for
the well-being of others and the betterment of the community.
Carlos JamisSupporter
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Our Meadow Vista community had a serious traffic safety issue that had gone on
for far too long until Wayne got involved. Wayne worked with the homeowners
association and Placer County and got the issue resolved quickly. Wayne is the
kind of person that gets things done.
Josh PowersSupporter
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In everything I have seen about Wayne he has always shown the greatest of
integrity in his actions and speech. Wayne also displays a servant’s heart in
the way he helps others in their time of need.
Harvey EisleySupporter
Read More
I have known Wayne since his time on the local fire district board. He certainly
knows the fire service issues well and has always put the safety of our
communities as a top priority. Wayne is kind of leader that we need to tackle
the challenges that we are facing in Placer County. He has good practical common
sense, which is sorely lacking with most officeholders these days.
Jim DeRose Retired Fortune 500 CEO
Read More
Wayne and I served on a university board together. He is a man of deep faith,
integrity, and commitment. Wayne had a clear ability to quickly assess
situations, identify issues and opportunities and create well-thought-out
recommendations to address them. He is compassionate and genuine in his concern
for the well-being of others. Wayne was always an encourager who strove for
consensus in decision making.
Dr. Robert BelajicSupporter
Read More
I have known Wayne for many years. He has always displayed a high level of
integrity and common sense. Wayne has been engaged in defending and protecting
the quality of life we all enjoy here. I heartily support him and know he will
make an outstanding supervisor.
Ellie WallerTahoe Vista resident 19 years
Read More
Wayne spent eight years on the Placer County Planning Commission and can “hit
the ground running”. He consistently defended the North Tahoe area and respected
our concerns about over-development and environmental impacts. He truly
understand and values the unique needs of our mountain communities. Placer needs
his dedicated approach to preserving our Western agricultural heritage and
Eastern internationally recognized natural assets.
Randy HicksAuburn Business Owner
Read More
Wells were starting to fail in Black Oak and Wayne worked with the Placer County
Water Agency and the residents to bring in treated water. Because of Wayne’s
diligence and commitment 42 homes got access to a reliable source of water and
as an added bonus it also brought in much needed fire hydrants. In the more than
20 years that I have known Wayne, he has been actively engaged in working for
the well-being of others and the betterment of the community.
Carlos JamisSupporter
Read More
Our Meadow Vista community had a serious traffic safety issue that had gone on
for far too long until Wayne got involved. Wayne worked with the homeowners
association and Placer County and got the issue resolved quickly. Wayne is the
kind of person that gets things done.
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