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FAYE CULP HAS WORKED HARD FOR HER CONSTITUENTS WHILE
SERVING IN
THE LEGISLATURE FROM 1994-1998 AND AGAIN FROM 2002 TO 2010.
Dr. Culp has
sponsored legislation to:
- Allow more flexibility for condominium voting restrictions
- Assist people in regaining ownership of stolen property
- Toughen the penalty for stolen cargo property
Dr. Culp has helped
the residents of
South Tampa specifically by:
- Solving an immediate problem for the Gasparilla Distance
Classic regarding
their tax-exempt status.
- Chairing a committee to raise money for the restoration of
Old St. Mark’s
Church to make it into a community center for the neighborhood.
- Assisting in obtaining funding for the Old Commercial Bank
Building conversion
into a library for Port Tampa.
- Holding town meetings at Plant High School and sponsoring a
reception to
honor the Teachers-of-the-Year from District 57.
- Remaining a long-time member of the South Tampa Chamber of
Commerce in
order to stay “tuned-in” to the business community.
- Helping with Kids & Family Day at Britton Plaza to
bring about an emphasis
on the importance of children in the area.
- Fighting to keep Bright Futures as a merit-based program.
Dr. Culp has helped
residents of Town
‘n Country and the upper Tampa Bay area by:
- Assisting the County in the
state permitting process to solve the flooding
problems.
- Serving as a catalyst in
raising the money needed to build a Town ‘n Country
YMCA pool facility.
- Quickening the process by 2
years to get a stop light at an intersection
where fatalities occurred.
- Holding town meetings at Bay
Crest Elementary to discuss issues and to
hear the views of residents.
- Attending various civic
association meetings to hear the concerns of residents
of Town ‘n Country neighborhoods.
- Assisting the Bayport
community by speeding up a state permitting process.
- Serving as a major force in
procuring $500,000 for the Upper Tampa Bay Library.
- Becoming a member of
the Chamber of Commerce in order to stay abreast of
the issues facing the Town ‘n Country business community.
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