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	Schultz gets key backing Election: Challenger receives Sierra Club endorsement in council race 0 Comments

By Jonathan Randles Signal Staff Writer


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	Posted: March 25, 2010 10:55 p.m. Updated: March 26, 2010 6:30 a.m.


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The local chapter of the Sierra Club, one of the oldest and largest environmental conservation groups in the nation, has endorsed challenger Henry Schultz in his bid for a seat on the Santa Clarita City Council.

"(Schultz) has been very outspoken about reasonable development and against over-development," said Dave Morrow, the club's chair.

Schultz, a former Santa Clarita parks commissioner, chaired the Sierra Club's Angeles Chapter for 10 years. The local chapter has about 50,000 members from around Los Angeles County, Morrow said.

This is Schultz's third campaign for a seat on Santa Clarita's City Council. In 2004, he was 802 votes away from beating Councilman Bob Kellar for a council seat, according to past election results.

The Sierra Club is also supporting Councilwoman Marsha McLean in her bid for re-election although the club did not give her a full endorsement, Morrow said.

"McLean is just under a full endorsement," Morrow said.

Schultz is also endorsed by the Los Angeles League of Conservation Voters, the Los Angeles County Democratic Party and the Democratic Party of the San Fernando Valley.

Santa Clarita's City Council election is on Tuesday, April 13.