Q&A With Ray Cobb, Peachtree Corners City Council Candidate

Peachtree Corners Patch asked the 20 candidates vying for the six council seats on the new Peachtree Corners City Council a series of questions relating to city government for the upcoming Municipal Election on March 6, 2012.

Each of the candidates were asked the same set of questions. Our last question was to request each candidate to compose his or her own question and provide the answer to that question.

Patch introduces Ray Cobb, one of four candidates seeking to fill the council seat for Post 6.

Name: Raymond Cobb III, age 50.

Lived in Peachtree Corners: 7 years.

Educational background: MBA University of Pittsburgh.

Family: Married.

Occupation: Business Owner.

What experience in your background do you think has best prepared you to serve on the Peachtree Corners City Council?

Gwinnett County Planning Commission Board Member (Zoning), Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce Board Member (Business Development), Metro Atlanta United Way Board Member (solutions to diverse communities), Lilburn Community Improvement District Board Member (Commercial Real Estate Redevelopment)

Tell Peachtree Corners readers about your vision for the new city and how you would accomplish it?

What do you think is the greatest challenge facing Peachtree Corners, and how would you approach it?

Final question was to have candidate compose his or her own question and then provide the answer.

Editor's note: Mr. Cobb told Patch that he did not have time to respond to the final three questions to meet the publication deadline.