Vote Aurelio Mattucci for Torrance City Council June 7, 2022

 Vote Aurelio Mattucci for Torrance City Council June 7, 2022

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Aurelio Mattucci for Torrance City Council 2018

Aurelio Mattucci - City of Torrance

A Cleaner and Safer Torrance with Aurelio Mattucci

Torrance City Council candidate promises a cleaner and safer Torrance once elected. 

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Election Day June 5th 2018 GET OUT AND VOTE TORRANCE !!!

Election Day June 5th 2018
GET OUT AND VOTE, TORRANCE !!!

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City of Torrance Election

Aurelio Mattucci for Torrance City Council 2018

Election Day is June 3rd

Election day is less than 24 hours away! Are you prepared to make the best choices for the city of Torrance and the state of California?

In addition to the Torrance City Council and Mayoral races, these important local elections and state primaries are happening tomorrow, June 3rd.

STATE PRIMARY VOTER-NOMINATED OFFICES:

Governor

Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State

Controller

Treasurer

Attorney General

Insurance Commissioner Board of Equalization

United States Representative State Senator

State Assembly Member

LOCAL ELECTIONS:

County Board of Supervisors Sheriff

Assessor

Superior Court Judge

The following Statewide measures will also appear on the June 3rd ballot.

Measure 41 - Veterans Housing and Homeless Prevention Bond Act of 2014.

Authorizes $600 million in general obligation bonds for affordable multifamily supportive housing to relieve homelessness, affordable transitional housing, affordable rental housing, or related facilities for veterans and their families. Fiscal impact: Increased state bond costs averaging about $50 million annually over 15 years.

Measure 42 - Public Records. Open Meetings. State reimbursement to local agencies. Legislative Constitutional Amendment. 

Requires local government compliance with laws providing for public access to local government body meetings and records of government officials. Eliminates reimbursement for costs of compliance. Fiscal Impact: Reductions in state payments to local governments in the tens of millions of dollars annually. Potential future costs on local governments in the tens of millions of dollars annually.

Find your polling place and look at a sample ballot. 

Torrance voters especially will want to get informed about their local races and learn more about Torrance City Council candidate Aurelio Mattucci.

Meet Mattucci May 14

Meet and Greet Mattucci May 14

Torrance City Council candidate Aurelio Mattucci will be appearing at a public “Meet & Greet” event on Wednesday, May 14 from 11:30 am to 2:30 pm at The Remedy Pharm on Hawthorne Blvd.  Mattucci wants to meet you and hear your concerns for the future of Torrance.

Mattucci is committed to public safety, keeping Torrance a safe and healthy home for all residents and families. He will work for responsible budget practices with sufficient and necessary funds being provided for education. As a long time business owner and realtor, he is also concerned with the “curb appeal” of Torrance, keeping and making it a more beautiful place to live with attractive residential and commercial properties.  His volunteer organization, The Mattucci Project, will even come to homes or businesses in need to clear away weeds, trash and other unwanted debris that owners are unable to manage on their own for any reason.

Torrance residents are encouraged to come out to meet the candidate and share your vision of what a safe, beautiful and healthy city can be. Learn more about Mattucci and his plans to serve the city and create a truly business friendly community that supports existing businesses and attracts new ones. 

This will be a fun event with free admission and complimentary refreshments. The event is open to all ages and families are encouraged to attend together. Hosted by The Remedy Pharm, “Meet & Greet” attendees will also have the opportunity to receive complimentary beauty treatments, plus, 15% off merchandise (some restrictions apply). The Remedy Pharm is an eco-friendly pharmacy and a “full service health and wellness store…for people who want to live healthy, pure, and organic lifestyles – inside and out.”

Meet and Greet Aurelio Mattucci Event - FREE Admission!
Wednesday, May 14 11:30 am - 2:30 pm.
23811 Hawthorne Blvd.
Torrance, CA 90505

Leran more, support or endorse Aurelio Mattucci HERE.

Meet the Candidates at Wednesday Public Forum

The next public forum for Torrance City Council candidates will be held tomorrow night. The event begins at 6:30 pm at the Bartlett Senior Citizens Center located at 1318 Cravens Ave, Torrance, CA 90501. This forum is an opportunity to meet some of the candidates running for election in Torrance, including Aurelio Mattucci.

Mattucci is scheduled to appear at this public forum event and is expected to share details of his plans once he is elected. Mattucci’s platform follows four basic principles of Education, Public Safety, Curb Appeal and Budget.  He is committed to creating the safest community possible for families and providing local children with a quality education. His plans for responsible budgeting practices will ensure that the needs of the community are taken care of first and foremost. As a long time real estate broker, Mattucci understands the importance of curb appeal and making the City of Torrance as beautiful as it can be, followed by maintaining that beauty through community involvement and volunteerism.

A family man who grew up in this city, Mattucci is looking at the whole picture of what makes a city great in the long term. He is committed to leaving a beautiful legacy for not only his own children, but all the families and future generations fortunate enough to call this coastal community home.

Interested voters are encouraged take advantage of this public forum to meet the candidates in person, ask questions and get to know their future representatives. Every citizen holds some responsibility for the quality of life in the place where they live. One of the first and easiest ways to make a difference in a community is by electing the right people for the job. Take charge of your city and come on out to meet Torrance City Council candidate Aurelio Mattucci, and others, Wednesday, April 23 @ 6:30 pm!

Visit www.voteformattucci.com to learn more, support and endorse Aurelio Mattucci for Torrance City Council.

Public Forum:
Wednesday, April 23 6:30 - 8:00 pm
Bartlett Seniors Center
1318 Cravens Ave, Torrance, CA 90501

Aurelio Mattucci Business Development Plan for City of Torrance

Business Development Plan

By Aurelio Mattucci

Over the past two years I have personally visited over 3,800 businesses and about 1,500 residents.  I have asked the same question over and over, “What would you like improved in the city?” Most answers started with, Oh Boy….

I am a commercial real estate broker and I specialize in business relocation and startups.  As a council member, my focus will be in bringing new business to Torrance and help the existing businesses thrive and not just survive.  City Hall must become a working partner in people’s lives and allow new business to flow in without any major red tape and obstacles.

The plan is to simultaneously tackle the issues from all angles.

Internally:

1.      Lower the business license tax to a flat $99 a year for businesses that have less than 5 employees or annual gross revenue not exceeding $500,000.

2.      Waive the business license tax for the first year on any new business.

3.      Streamline the permitting process and allow applications to initiate online.

4.      Lower our permit fees by 25% across the board

5.      Eliminate the annual “Fire Inspection Fee” on businesses under 5 employees or under 2,000 square feet of space.

6.      Allow real estate agents to install Open House signs on public property the day of the open house, limited to 6 signs per day, per agent.  Signs of course may not block or partially block any public right of way.  Current ordinance does not allow for any open house signs.

7.      “Gratitude is the new Attitude” we must change our attitude at the counter.  I have spoken to many residents and business owners and the number one complaint is the attitude.  Of course this can only be fixed if we find the root of the problem, which usually points to work environment, poor management and no clear understanding of the city’s vision.

 

Externally:

 

1.      Our Economic Development Department needs to reach out to business owners and not wait for them to contact them.  One thing we need to keep in mind is that most self-employed have issues with time, not enough of it.  When I met with Fran Fulton from this department I was happy to see that they were taking a proactive approach to contacting business owners, but had very low turnouts. I suggested a door to door campaign and workshops set up inside the business owners’ locations. 

2.      In addition we need to tap into the multi-million dollar resource we have just a few miles away, The Port of Los Angeles.  We need to reach out to the thousands of multinational companies that utilize the Port of Los Angeles and invite them to our city. We have over 1 million square feet of available space in Torrance.  Filling this space will generate the much needed revenue we’ve been waiting for.  Incentives need to be put in place to induce new growth.  Most business growth is in relocation and not new business.  We need to remind ourselves that it’s easier to lose a business than it is to attract one. The incentives should include waiving permit fees and business licensing fees for the first year.  This will stir up growth within the city and revenue will be balanced by the added jobs. 

3.      If we want to be a business friendly city, we need to show the public the difference between us and neighboring cities.  Yes, we have over 400 world headquarters in Torrance and that is remarkable, but being number 1 takes constant efforts. Our reputation in the business environment is not as favorable as public officials try to tell us.

 

Let’s bring back prosperity in our city and attract shoppers from all over.  Let’s make Torrance a destination and not just a drive through city.

 

Aurelio Mattucci