(Editor’s Note: Brent and Phyllis Cooley write that Dave Sanger patiently guided them through the myriad regulations to restore their 1953 house on the Old Mission Peninsula. Read on for why they believe he should be re-elected to the position of Peninsula Township trustee. -jb)
We came to know Dave Sanger personally as we sought to understand the myriad regulations to renovate our 1953 house. Visiting the site with us, he listened — patiently, we might add — to all our questions, and guided us through the “whys” and “therefores.”
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There’s a reason why Mr. Sanger was TWICE elected as Trustee, and provided leadership on the Planning Commission, the Zoning Board of Appeals and the Fire Board.
Challenges we face as residents on the OMP require a trustee with experiences such as Mr. Sanger has known, and the integrity and dedication he has proven.
Neighbors, please consider selecting Dave Sanger as your Peninsula Township Trustee.
-Brent and Phyllis Cooley
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