Sandra B Hardy '08 - It's a new day


Mrs. Hardy is a respected civic leader and activist in the South Fulton County community and an outstanding businesswoman with notable experience in restaurant and retail management. In 1999, Mrs. Hardy spearheaded the creation of the first Community Improvement District (CID) in unincorporated Fulton County. The CID is a legal entity permitting commercial & industrial property owners to tax themselves to fund infrastructure improvements. Mrs. Hardy was appointed to administer for that CID and began the formation of the North Fulton CID. She is presently advising another business group to form a CID. Featured in Who's Who in Fulton County by the Atlanta Business Chronicle (1999), Mrs. Hardy is active in an array of business and civic organizations. She serves on the Board of Directors of the South Fulton CID, Financial Officer of Partnership for Tomorrow, served on the Fulton County Planning and zoning board, South Fulton Parkway Alliance, & Partnership for Tomorrow. She has also served on the Board of Directors of Cochran Mill Nature Center and South Fulton Chamber of Commerce. As a business woman, Mrs. Hardy was a licensed real estate agent for five years, owned and managed an art gallery, and served in management capacities for restaurant and retail stores, with responsibilities ranging from merchandise and directing retail displays to hiring personnel and supervising training. Contacting Sandra B. Hardy Office: (770) 969-8575 Fax: (770) 969-4478 Cell: (404) 308-4013 7870 Creekwood Rd. Fairburn, GA 30213 Email: sandra@sandrahardy.com ARTICLES OF INTEREST 1999 - Who's Who in Fulton County Atlanta Business Chronicle 2007 - The Citizen Newspaper appointment to CID Board 2005 - Ribbon Cutting of Bridge on Oakley Industrial Blvd Bridge over CSX tracks Dedication to completion of South Fulton Parkway South Fulton Development Atlanta Business Chronicle 2005 - South Fulton Parkway completed Citizen Newspaper 2007 - The Citizen Newspaper 1999 - Major developers strategizing developers in CID 1988 - Tax assessment meeting with Commissioner Michael Hightower 2000 - Chairman Mike Kenn on study for quality development in South Fulton 1997 - Opposition of CXS Railroad coming into community PAID FOR BY THE COMMITTEE TO ELECT SANDRA B. HARDY	We citizens of South Fulton deserve far stronger leadership and representation for District 65 in the Georgia State Legislature. Please join me in declaring: Fulton County faces a number of challenging issues and major decisions, many of them directly affected by the work of the Georgia General Assembly. That’s why it is imperative that South Fulton sends a representative who is energetic, dedicated, well informed—and at the table. My pledge: TAXES. Proposals to split Fulton County. Decisions about the future of Grady Hospital. Creativity in finding new streams of revenue. These and other issues have important tax consequences for our community. TRANSPORTATION. Threats of greater traffic congestion. Issues of transportation planning and funding. The impact of tractor-trailer traffic in our community and throughout Georgia. Looking ahead, diligence and the implementation of sound operational policies and infrastructure strategies are vital. ENVIRONMENT.Protecting the natural beauty of our community. Guarding against more landfills and transfer stations near vibrant communities. Toughening our stance against illegal dumping. Conserving and protecting the scenic quality and natural resources of our area means representation by a committed and experienced champion of the environment. WATER. Stiff competition for water resources. Threats to the safety of our drinking water. How best to protect Georgia from future droughts. Only fair, well-reasoned water policies will produce desirable outcomes for our community’s economy and quality of life. MAKE A DONATION Make your donation using the secure PayPal Button below:
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