“I think the Malibu Bay Company has spent a lot money [on Prop N]. It’s interesting that they are out there supporting an issue.”
Gil Segel, Prop P proponent.
“I think The Malibu Times has been biased.”
Gil Segel on the Times’ coverage of local campaigns and propositions.
Given the high dollar amount of contributions two of the measures have accrued, Prop. P contributors gave about $100,000 and the Malibu Bay Company spent $125,000 on advertisements, Barovsky thinks it may be time for change.
“Then the courts will decide.”
Sharon Barovksy, City Council candidate after predicting that Proposition P would pass.
“I personally wish that big money on both sides stayed out.
“I think both sides spent way too much money, I’m appalled that it’s heading into a $200,000 campaign for a town of 9,000 voters.”
Mayor Tom Hasse on financial contributions to campaigns for measures N and P.
“We agree to keep Malibu beautiful and we endorse P because it’s more for the people.”
Malibu resident James Cook, who said Prop P and N were confusing.
“They are Goliath and I’m David.” Robert Roy van De Hoek, referring to the Malibu Bay Company.