Mihalcik has lived in the city of Amherst for 16 years. He and his wife, Sue, are parents of two children.
If re-elected, Mihalcik plans to continue “ongoing diligence” to assure that taxes are handled efficiently. Mihalcik feels to raise any type of tax or fee to aid the city coffers is “inappropriate without very sound arguments.”
He also plans to look into codified ordinances concerning land usage and zoning and address outdated statutes that have passed the time of usefulness. Mihalcik said with permanent staff in place in the building department, recommendations to council concerning inner urban care of non-typical animals to home business need careful reconsideration.
Amherst residents, Mihalcik said, should vote for him because he brings “straight forward talk and straight forward facts” to council meetings, and his due diligence of “keeping the city fiscally accountable and services maintained are responsibilities, not just goals.”
-- Eric Bonzar, Morning Journal article from Oct. 19, 2013
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