Lyndy Palmer on the Issues -- A+

Lyndy Palmer on the Issues  -- A+

Favors working with the Town on Representative McCoy's and Senator Thurmond's bill to reunite the Town.	Y
Won't Send Trent Kernodle to oppose bill in Columbia.	Y
Support Joint Administrative Facility  on Dills Bluff.	Y
Won't Put Garbage and Sewer Trucks on Dills Bluff	Y
Will Help Town with  Tax Credit on Tax Bill	Y
Trusts more in Attorney General 's Legal Opinion than Trent Kernodle's Opinion	Y
If Kay Kernodle is elected, it's is a conflict of Interest for Trent Kernodle to remain JIPSD Attorney	Y
No More Tax Increases without Public Notification	Y
Total Score	100%
Grade	A +

Questions:

1. Should the JIPSD work with the Town to support Representative McCoy's and Senator Thurmond's bill to reunite the Town? Would you oppose sending JIPSD Attorney Trent Kernodle to Columbia to organize opposition to the bill as he did last Spring?

2. Do you support a joint Town of James Island/James Island Public Service District administrative facility on Dills Bluff Road?   Would you oppose parking District garbage and sewer trucks on the property next to a residential neighborhood as was proposed last Spring?

3. Do favor having the JIPSD cooperate with the Town to provide a tax credit on the tax bill?   Do you trust the South Carolina Attorney General Office's opinion that it would be legal more thanJIPSD Attorney Trent Kernodle's opinion that the Town is legally obligated to mail checks?

4. If Kay Kernodle is elected to the Commission, do you think it be a conflict of interest if  her husband, Trent Kernodle, continues to serve as JIPSD Attorney so that the JIPSD should look for a new attorney?

5. Would you join Chairman Hollingsworth in voting in favor of a tax increase that never appeared on any written agenda as was done for the 2013 JIPSD budget? Or would you insist on transparency and vote against such a tax increase until the public was properly notified?