Tracy Kosolcharoen
Candidate for City Council (At-Large), Cupertino · Community Volunteer
Tracy Kosolcharoen is a lifelong Cupertino resident and Monta Vista High School graduate who chairs the Cupertino Planning Commission and serves on the VTA Citizens Advisory Committee. A parent in the community, she says her campaign takes no money from special interests.
Positions in brief
Kosolcharoen wants proactive policies on rising costs, zoning that protects neighborhoods and retail, and stronger accountability for city spending.
Kosolcharoen identifies three main challenges facing Cupertino: rising costs, 'neighborhoods disrupted by haphazard zoning,' and retail loss. She calls for 'proactive policies that anticipate resident needs' and 'greater accountability for every taxpayer dollar spent,' and has separately raised concerns, reported by San Jose Spotlight, about the city's roughly $54 million City Hall renovation.
On the issues
- Housing & Homelessness
Opposes what she calls haphazard zoning that disrupts neighborhoods and supports proactive planning
“neighborhoods disrupted by haphazard zoning”
Source → - Government, Elections & Democracy
Calls for greater accountability for every taxpayer dollar the city spends
“greater accountability for every taxpayer dollar spent”
Source → - Economy & Jobs
Wants to address continued retail loss in Cupertino
“retail loss”
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