Self-proclaimed past Cave Creek Council Member Terry Smith

By Nathan J King
Cave Creek, Ariz.
The sign on northeast corner of Tatum Boulevard and Cave Creek Road read: VOTE HERE/AQUI– Maricopa County Elections Dept., on November 2, 2009. The resolutions to be voted on in the town of Cave Creek included Proposition 400, 401 and the K-3 Override.
Proposition 400 would revise the land use map of the town, opening up to debate Proposition 401. A yes under 401 would amend the zoning map (Prop. 400), allowing parcels 211-46-025D, 211-46-004B and 211-46-004A rezoned from rural (DR-43) to commercial (GC).
The parcels located at the southeast corner of Carefree Highway and Cave
Creek Road would then be sold by the county and developed into a Wall-mart.

"This man was wielding his sign 15 feet from teachers on Tatum" Photography By Nathan J King

According to 2005 town council member, Terry Smith, excess,” tax revenue makes the town financially sound,” which will in turn,” support town events.” With no property taxes in Cave Creek the water rate had to be increased due to the towns budget deficit. Smith who in his term worked for supporting Spurn Cross, the town’s park foresees with,” this excellent council” and the Wall-mart development the town will be able to “keep its character,” despite the looming decline in regard to the Home Depot revenue that could have been taxed years ago, now piggybacked by the City of Phoenix.
Yes on the K-3 Override would include “5% additional allowance for use in kindergarten through 3rd grade, decrease class size which in Cave Creek is 15 teaching positions in the CCUSD and 1 million in funding,” said Steve Hart, attorney and heading chairman of ‘Learn Yes,’ in front of Cave Creek City Hall.
15 feet from Hart’s contemporizes picketing at the corner of  Tatum and Cave Creek, another citizen was waving his message up and down the street directed toward oncoming traffic, his sign of protest and public display read: SE Corner–ARI SUSHI.