Council Member· 2014–2023
Elisa Márquez
Hayward
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Top issues during term (5)
power plant explosion
Taxpayers and ratepayers could face costs for emergency response, inspections, and cleanup, while the plant owner may bear repair and regulatory expenses.
demolition of former city hall building
Demolition will cost city money upfront, while future redevelopment could shape downtown property values and tax revenue—though the source doesn’t detail the budget.
waste services contract
This contract can shape your trash and recycling bills and service quality for the next decade, even if the source doesn’t list exact rate changes.
power plant restart approval
The restart could keep power flowing and protect the plant operator's revenue, but the city may face added safety-oversight and emergency-response costs while neighbors bear the environmental risk.
public records court ruling
Expect possible legal bills, staff time, and new records-processing costs as Hayward adjusts to the ruling.
Decisions during term (0)
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