HomeMy WebLinkAboutGeneral Election-1993 Partyka hits campaign .trail early
in bid for Winter Springs rb�t�r
By Elaine Bennett dates a 1 s o information to commissioners.,
arras SENTINEL
must live with- During,his term as a emirate-
in a district sioner,Partyka served one year as
six years be- 111. deputy mayor. He helped.push a
WINTER SPRINGS — Former fore qualifying. proposed shopping center from
city commissioner Paul P.Partyka Candidates for II , the center of Tuscawilla to its out-
plans to run for mayor in the mayor do not } er boundaries, voted to restrict
city's November elections. have to live k`.'. some development of the Dada
Forced out of city politics in within a par- commercial project at Tracey/ilk's
1991 when new Commission dis- ticular district. southeastern edge, voted to-re-
trict boundaries went into effect at All candidates zone remaining undeveloped corn-
the end of his first three-year term must pay,a paryka mercial land within Tuscawilla to
in office, Partyka is the first per- $150 qualifying fee, along with a residential and opposed guest cot-
son to announce his intention to mandated state assessment tages on Tuscawilla Country Club
be a candidate in this year's elec- If elected mayor, Partyka said property.
lions. he would work aggressively to Since his term as commission-
Partyka, 44, could face Mayor "make Winter Springs a name er,Partyka has remained active in
Phil Kulbes, who has not yet de- that is synonomous with first- the community, serving at presi-
cided if he will seek a second class government.' dent of the Rotary Club of
item. The position pays $500 a He said he also wants to see the Tuscawilla and on the board of di-
month for expenses. city become more involved in rectors of the Tuscawilla Hotne-
Qualifying for the offices of leadership positions with state owners Association. He also has
mayor and commissioner in dis- groups and to focus more on de- devoted time to build his market-
tricts 2 and 4 runs from Sept. 1 to veloping into a quality residential ing firm, International Sports and
Sept. 15.Commissioner Don Jonas and commercial community. Entertainment Limited Inc.A for-
currently holds the District 2 seat, As mayor, Partyka said he mer sales manager of 17 rs
and Commissioner Terri Donnelly would work hard to provide better with Procter and Gamble,
holds the District 4 post communications between the formed the marketing cote in
To qualify for the Nov. 2 elec- Commission, staff and citizens, 1991 to assist businesses, W&gani-
tions, candidates must have lived and to streamline Commission zations and individuals in plan-
in the city a year before the quail- meetings. He also would encour- ring, promoting and marketing
Eying period Commission candi- age staff to provide more timely their companies. '
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1-2 The Orlando Se 'el,Thursday,February 4, 1997 5E2 - '
A B C 0 e
Partyka hits campaign trail early
in bid for Winter Springs mayor
By Elaine Bennett dates also ¢'°"^^
must live with- rl information to commissioners.
or_H_SENTINEL STAFF During his term as a crommis-
in a district sinner, Partyka served one yeai as
six years he- 'a'rs. deputy mayor. He helped push a
WINTER SPRINGS — Former fore qualifying- . a ro osed sho
city commissioner Paul P. Partyka Candidates for �✓� p p PPmg center Crom
plans to run for mayor in the mayor do not 7L",."" j the ound rtes, voted to es rict
city's November elections, have to live :t t er boundaries, voted to restrict
Forced out of city some development of the Duda a 4991 when new Commission dis- titular distrriict commercial project at Tuscavrilla's
trict boundaries went into effect at All candidates . .. 'F southeastern edge, voted to re-
the end of his first three-year term must Partyka zone remaining undeveloped com-
mercial land within Tuscawilla to
per- $150 qualifying fee, along with a residential and opposed guest cot-
son to announce his intention-to mandated state assessment
be a candidate in this year's elec- If elected mayor, Partyka said props on Tuscawilla Country Club
tions. he would work a property.
Partyka, 44, could face Mayor "make Winter Sprgressi name erSi Since his term as a commission-
Phil Kulbes, who has not yet de- that is synonomous with first- the Partyka
mmunity,serving as tpresi1
tided if he will seek a second class government."
term. The position dent of the Rotary Club of
term. fore pays $500 a lie said he also wants to see the Tuscawilla and on the board of di-
xpenses, city become more involved in rectors of the Tuscawilla Home-
Qualifying for the offices of leadership positions with state owners Association. He also has
mayor and commissioner in dis- groups and to focus more on de- devoted time to build his market-
tricts 2 and 4 runs from Sept. 1 to veloping into a quality residential ing firm, International Sports and
Sept. 15.Commissioner Don Jonas and commercial community. Entertainment limited Inc. A for-
- currently holds the District 2 seat, As mayor, Partyka said he mer sales manager of 17 years
and Commissioner Terri Donnelly would work hard to provide better with Procter and Gamble, Part yka
holds the District 4 post. communications between the formed the marketing company in
To qualify for the Nov. 2 elec- Commission, staff and citizens, 1991 to assist businesses, organi-
tions, candidates must have lived and to streamline Commission zations and individuals in plan-
in the city a year arr before the
candi- meetings. He also would encour- ping, promoting and marketing
fying age staff to provide more timel y
their companies. ,
,„ pep thinking: The Fern f a -\,4
Park Debating Society. Ty
® a k a Fern Park Barber {y .
• t Shop, had covered Bosnia, Soma-
, ha, the federal debt and why the `
Cubs can't win a World Series. „ y
. Next up was,how come graves are \
dug 6 feet deep?Why not 5 or •-•
1
No one knew. I was assigned / ..�.
the task of digging up — so to
tt
B
speak—the answer. Don Boyett Matter of fact,he often had won- D ll
On, dered about that himself, funeral SEMINOLE COUNTY EDITOR
director Rick Baldwin said. Been
i iNV� asked many times, but had never
5� ' heard a reason. Both he and Kis- v v v
1 i simmee mortician Roger Thome-
. i-1v 1�� son guessed it had to do with the Real choices:All too oRen,elec-
"old West"—deep enough to pro- tions boil down to the lesser oC
tect the body from wild animals. two evils. However, looks as
Maybe it's been folklore all though Winter Springs voters
f along, Baldwin said. It is now, won't have that problem this fall,
anyway. Most graves today aren't at least in the race for mayor.
dug that deep, he said — more Already, Paul Partyka has an-
like five feet,just so the concrete nounced his intention t-o run for
vault is deep enough for grass to the office,and John Bush says he
grow above it. also will seek it.
But the question bugged As a city commissioner, Partyka
I Thompson, enough so that he was considered among the say-
, called back later after checking west — a visionary and foreword
1 sources. One of them said it came thinker. Bush, the UCF registrar
from the North,where 6 feet is be- and one-time candidate for the
low the frost line- School Board, is among the
Of course, Thompson added, brighter political lights developing
Winter Springs qualifying begins
❑Those interested in running for District 2 incumbent Don Jonas has indicated he
nlajt9r and 2 commission seats have 2
would seek a second three-year term.Hg is
opposed by John Ferring,,who.lias yubmr
Weeks to conlpietti!'paperwork. .. . .his resignation from the Planning �Zo�j
mission td run against Jonas.Terrhtesrgba4ion
effective Dec.3.
By Elaine Bennett Terri Donnelly said she would not seek a second
OF THE SENTINEL STAFF term for the District 4 seat. So far,no one has indi-
cated they would run for the post in that district,'
WINTER SPRINGS — Qualifying starts Wednes-
which includes the Highlands community
day and ends Sept. 15 for the mayor's job and two To qualify,candidates must have lived in the city a
seats on the Winter Springs City Commission. year before the qualifying period. Commission candi-
Voters in the Nov. 2 election also are expected to dates also must have lived within a commission dis,
decide whether mayor and commission terms should trict six months before qualifying. Candidates fot
be limited to three consecutive three-year terms.The mayor do not have to live in a particular district.Ai{
city charter does not restrict how long an elected offs- candidates must pay a $150 qualifying fee, along
cial can hold office. with a required state assessment.
So far,two candidates have said they would run for Qualifying papers may be picked up and returned
the mayor's seat, held by Phil Kulbes. Kulbes, who between 8 a.m, and 5 p.m. weekdays through Sept;
recently had heart surgery, hasn't said if he would 15 from the office of City Clerk Mary Norton at the
seek a second three-year term in office. municipal building on State Road 434.
S3orgd
Mayoral candidates report contributions.
By Elaine Bennett expects to come from Winter 70 people, including $250 from
Springs residents. He plans to himself.He has spent$1,715.saigr
Of THE SENTINEL STAFF limit contributions to $100 from catered food and rental space fona
any one group or person. fund-raising event and for cam-
WINTER SPRINGS —Two ear- At the end of the latest quarter- paign materials.
ly candidates in the non-partisan ly reporting period, ending July Elected officials contributing•tto
race for Winter Springs mayor are 10, Partyka had spent nothing Bush's campaign are Winter
running entirely different cam- toward his campaign. He had re- Springs Commissioner John Tar-
paigns. ceived $515 in contributions from caso; Seminole Tax Collector Rq
Paul Partyka said he is relying 10 people, including a $100 loan Valdes; Seminole Property,
on residential support, his politi- from himself. praiser Bill Suber; Seminole Cllr
cal experience and continued Others contributing$100 to Par- of the Circuit Court Maryanne
community involvement to help tyka's campaign are Winter Morse; state Rep. Marvin,Cond4
him win in the city's Nov. 2 elec- Springs dentist Pete Comm and R-Oviedo; Seminole County
tion. his wife,Kay;Greg Hess,a Winter missioner Dick Van Per W
Meanwhile, opponent John Springs stock broker, and his and Altamonte Springs Co
Bush has gained most of his con- wife, Lael; and Winter Springs sioner Russ Hauck. E..
tributions from non-residents, computer analyst Ron Kandzer Contributing $100 or poor 1P
politicians he has supported in the and his wife,Judy. Bush are Douglas B Eiem
past and members of the Semi- Bush also plans to raise about land, chairman of the
nole County Republican Party. $4,000, but said donations could Executive Committee
Bush,who lost a bid for the Semi- go higher. He said some contribu- Thomas A. Mullin%,Ca68$1heSC
nole County School Board, is tions, so far, are from former or University of Central q�l�RIP-
seeking his first political office;in. current elected officials from fessor, $150; Bush t,khe.T,
the city. throughout Central Florida whom Charles A. Bush, Winter.,StAngs
Partyka, forced to leave city he•has supported financially or $125; and former state S4nator Art
,politics in 1991 when commission with in-kind donations in the past. Grindle,Altamonte Springsr$300..
districts went into effect at the Many others,he said,are those he The next fma9ci&j„gualag ion
end of his first three-year term, has become acquainted with at reports are dqe„ 5 m all
wouldn't comment directly about Republican Executive Committee candidates dab e of-
his oppon '$jeampaign. Partyka meetings. flee of mayovr gnel o mission
topes in $p far, iv i:$2,090. districts#att4.424 runs
tribution9, . ,.bulk or which he in contribuilblis Mat more than from Sept. ,.
No takers yet for commission Seat
❑As the qualifying deadline Two Tuscawilla residents will fauf li h
approaches, Winter Springs' mayor the mayor's post, which will be vacated r
term by Phil Kulbes. Seeking the position are J
post and another commission seat have Bush,director of admissions and registrar at the U
two candidates apiece. versity of Central Florida, and former city-co
sioner Paul Partyka.
Bush and Partyka started their campaigns earl
By Elaine Bennett this year, and Bush now leads the race in capl
OF THE eawxasr�r contributions.An attempt by Partyka to move
in contributions ended after he learned that mon
he raised last month during a 51-mile hike
WINTER SPRINGS—Wednesday is the deadline the city violated state election laws. Partyka pto
to qualify for the post of mayor and two City Corn- ised to return the money after learning that electi
mission seats,but as of late last week no one had in- laws prohibited him from soliciting contributio
dicated they willseek the District 4 commission seat. and pledges by telling people he would give part
If no candidates quality, commissioners must ap- the donations to charitable organizations. yy
point someone who lives in the district, which in- The deadline to qualify for the commission se
a4
eludes the Highlands community and older neigh- and the post of mayor is 5 p.m.Wednesday. gi
borhoods north of State Road 434. Candidates must have lived in the city at least
It would be the first such appointment since voters year prior to the qualifying period. Commission
approved commission districts in a 1990 referendum. mdates also must live within the commission distri
Commissioner Terri Donnelly,who has served one at least six months prior to qualifying.Candidates
three-year term in the District 4 seat,said she has no mayor do not have to live within a particular distri
desire to nor.again. She has not suggested a candi- All candidates must pay a$150 qualifying fee, al
date who might run for the seat. with a mandated state assessment.
Meanwhile, planning and zoning board member
John Ferring has qualified to run against incumbent Of City Qualifying C papers Norton at the picked up at the o
Don Jonas,who is seeking a second term for the Dis- Mary
trict 2 commission seat. on State Road 434.
g, 3D9 /3
■ IS THERE A JOHN HERE?
THE NAME'S THE SAME.You bet.
ter be a little more specific when ask-
qig that question at Winter Springs
City Hall, especially if John Bush de-
feats Paul Partyka in the mayor's race
bid John Ferring topples incumbent
Commissioner Don Jonas on Nov.2.
If those two Johns should win,they
Would.join Commissioners John Ian-
EeBotti and John Tomaso and newly
appointed City Manager John Govor-
9—, f-4r3
To make matters more confusing,
the five Johns would be working with
o Cindys: Commissioner Cindy
and Cindy Gennell, who won
the District 4 seat without opposition.
Battery
■ Sheoah Boulevard,300 block.221
a.m. Sept. 14. A woman was charged
with battery after her husband said she
attacked him, tiled to rip oil his shorts
and grabbed his genitals because he
came home late.
936915
Candidate
taking to
the streets
❑Mayoral candidate Paul
Partyka plans to visit every
Winter Springs neighborhood
with his walking campaign
By Elaine BGMGit
OF kaiwww STAFF
WINTER SPRINGS—Paul Partyka plans
to give a new definition next weekend to
door-to-door canvassing in his race for Winter
Springs mayor.
Starting Saturday, Partyka will o
wal iu k up t to
75 miles,visiting every neighborhood
city and talking with rear"
dents about their con-
cerns. far
Partyka is lagging
behind opponent John
Bush in contributions in
the two-way race for may- .
or.He hopes the gain recognition,ham draw
votes and help him etwdigaee
enough money
ahead of Bush in the Gam.;
WW1 Poitsts
Partyka,who underwent triple by-pass sur-
gery a few years age while a city of commission-
er, said the event also is health way h end able to assuring
residents he is in good
hold office.
As part of the fund-raiser,Partyka said he
would donate half of the contributions he re-
ceives during the walk to the Arthritis Foun-
dation
and The Grove roam eq n center in
drug rehabilitation and peeven
Winter Springs.
will begin walk.dt 8 em.
day in i ood Park off Way in
the Tusexwa community and end at the
/
//°
park at 9 a.m.Aug.8.
Please see PARTYKA,K•2
Mayoral candidate plans walking campaign
PARTYKA from K-1 fer to make directly to the chari- ing himself and mostly non-Si-
nes. dents who are members of the $,-
During the walk, he will visit According to the latest quarterly cal Republican Party and politi-
each neighborhood and talk to clans he has supported in the
residents about their concerns. • reporting period, which ended
But,he said,those wishing to chat July 10,Partyka had received$515 past. c had spent $1,715.83 dtjr-
must do so while walking beside in contributions from 10 people, 'ng the e campaign' ,
him because he plans to take only including a $100 loan to himself. The next financial contributiAn
a five-minute rest every hour. He had spent nothing toward the reports are due Oct. 15 from All
Partyka said he is limiting con- campaign. candidates who qualify for the of-
tributions to his campaign to$100. Bush, meanwhile, had received flee of mayor and commission dis-
However,he said,there is no limit nearly $2,700 in contributions tricts 2 and 4. Qualifying runs
on donations residents might pre- from more than 70 people, includ- from Sept. 1 through 15.
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John F. Bush "° on Jonas
Aga:52 Age:54
Occupation: Director of admis- Occupation: Sales representa-
sions and registrar at University live for Harmon Glass
of Central Florida Education:Bachelor's degree iri
Education: Master's degree. in —r:,, • physical ed cation from Penn-
math and doctorate in counsel- sylvania State University eg
hr. and psychological services Political experience: Served
-n Indiana State University three years as a Winter Springs Le Ski
.olitical experience: Appointed commissioner
member of the Seminole County Program Review Organizations: Member of the Tuscawilla Rotary;
Committee. Ran an unsuccessful race for the Semi- board member of the Knight Boosters at the Univer-
nole County School Board in 1990 sity of Central Florida
Organizations: Member of the Longwood/VVinter
Springs Chamber of Commerce, Winter Springs
Civic Association and Seminole County Republican
Executive Committee; volunteer for the American
Heart Association; Florida's representative to the Cindy Gennell
National Educational Testing Corp. °^
Age:52
Occupation: Real estate broker -?x
and community association a• s•
ka manager Paul P. Partyka Education: High school gretlu .,.
ate; completed a few years of °j
44 college
OOccupation: Sales consultant x t Political experience: Former
-and president of International ;� member of the Beautification of
tins & Entertainment Limited t .. Winter Springs board
int. ice-! ,„x Organizations: Former secretary of the Winter
Education:Bachelor's degree in '% k' ? E° Springs Civic Association; former member of the
chemistry from University of ''''' ` :“`,`' :�; Seminole County League of Homeowners; former
Notre Dame, Indiana ".;;" volunteer master gardener; former member of the
Political experience: Served local and national chapters of the Community Asso-
three years as a Winter Springs commissioner 1 ciation Institute
Organizations: Board member of the Florida Hos-
pital Foundation, Central Florida Zoo, Notre Dame John L Ferring
Club of Orlando, Tuscawilla Rotary and Winter
Springs Art Festival; associate director for the
Knight Boosters at the University of Central Florida; Age:64
former board member of the Tuscawilla Homeown- Occupation: Retired New York
ers'Association firefighter of 31 years; retired di- 'n
rector of the Southern District of
the Retired Firefighters Security Ili � 1
Benefit Fund of the Uniformed
Firefighters Association u''`
Education: High school gradu-
ate; attended Queens Commu- "-
nity College, New York
el 3 / e) / D Political experience: President of the Winter
Springs Civic Association;served three years on the
Winter Springs Planning and Zoning Commission,
two years on the city's Code Enforcement Board
and is now chairman of the board of trustees for the
Winter Springs Employee Pension Fund
Organizations: Editor of The Winter Sprigs Bulle-
tin; former president of the Oak Forest Homeown-
ers'Association; lifetime member of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars; member of St. Stephen's Catholic
Church
Winter Springs ;
to elect mayor,
commissioner
Bush, 52, and of
By Elaine Bennett 0.31•'1 admissions and d re regis-
trar at the University of
OF 1eaSENWa STAFF Central Florida,opposes
borrow pit operations.
WINTER SPRINGS—About 25 percent He hopes to use his
skills as an arbitrator at
of the city's 11,702 registered voters are the university to see � k$'
expected to cast ballots in Tuesday's elec- that people work to-
lions for mayor and the District 2 City gather to make the beat
Commission seat. decisions for the a
Winter Springs voters 4y Jonas
also will decide if a city Partyka,44,president
commissioner or m of International Sports
should be limited to and Entertainment Ltd.
three consecutive three- .a Inc. and a former city
year terms. The city's ":p'1 x commissioner, said he
charter doesn't limit has no problem with
terms. borrow pits if regula- F'
The District 4 corn- lions are followed. He
mission seat being va- ,, ; believes the city should
cated after one term by Terri Donnelly will be BIRO set specific guidelines
filled by political new- de all areas of He future
coma Cindy Penn&I his managerial meni. He said ng
Ihtienbet. She was the his. wil l �ti- FaMnB
only aaydldate to quit'.` help will enable him to
for the p� help the city e more account ble decisions and
In the race for mayor, hold people more accountable to'deed-
voters will choose be- Although Partyka had received alightiry
tween John Bush and `a more contributions than Bush as of Oct
Paul Partyka, both !a*
Tuscawilla residents
who favor a special fee ' ' ' Pease see SPRINGS, K4
to maintain common PgAyk!
areas in their neigh-
bors.
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OFFICIAL BALLOT
GENERAL ELECTION
CITY,.OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA
NOVEMBER 2, 1993
(THIS STUB TO BE REMOVED BY ELECTION BOARD)
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WINTER SPRINGS WOK SUCTION 111n3
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•44,4:' MAYOR
t�:.; (3 YEAR TERM) (VOTE FOR ONE)
•vo:.
JOHN F.BUSH > +
•
I.
yy.I PAUL P.PARTYRA > +
•';:•: COMMISSIONER,SEAT I DISTRICT 2
•�:' (3 YEAR TERM)'i.�. ( (VOTl FOR ONE)
2•' JONN L.FERRIES > •
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1 6' DON JONAS _ > +
�•' CITY CHARTER AMENDMENT:
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p•: PROPOSING A REVISION TO THE
•• CITY CHARTER (VOTE FOR ONE)
;.
i'; Shoub the Winter Springs Oty Charter be amended,
as proposed,In Ordnance No.S/B,amending
:y:; Section 4.03 Election providing three(3)year terms
I? for the Mayor and Commissioners and limiting the
is Wi
numear of temisa Convnluloner or the Mayor may
• '' serve to a total of three(3)consecutive temW:and
.$.•l:; providing for effective date and aaveraMWyT
:':C,
' YES FOR APPROVAL > +
: : NO FOR REJECTION > +
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