Santos Zatenberg

Santos Zatenberg was the first mayor of Coolsville. As the first mayor, his job was primarily to make sure the new city could function and oversaw much construction. Since the city's politics hadn't developed yet, Zatenberg's policies, issue standpoints, and political party didn't matter much. Zatenberg was the first mayor to open up relations with Daniel Ammoneg, and was also the first mayor to visit and trade with Daniel's city.

Santos Zatenberg ran against Nolan Arlington in the 1/30 Election.

After the impeachment of Tobias Nelson, Santos Zatenberg joined the city council due to the shortage of members.

Issues In Order of Occurrence
The first major issue was the concern over lack of electricity. Zatenberg tackled the problem by having a coal plant built far away from the residential areas to prevent pollution from reaching the area.

Another issue that was brought to Zatenberg's attention was the lack of water. Construction of a water tower took place shortly after.

A minor sewage issue occurred when new houses were being built without first checking demand, leaving 1 house without sewage for nearly an entire day. This was fixed when Zatenberg saved enough money to build a second big sewage station rather than building a small one.

Rapid upgrading resulted in widespread traffic jams in the city, forcing Zatenberg to spend vast amounts of money to widen the roads. As a result of that, Coolsville reached a balance of 0 simoleons for the first time in its history. Tax money helped raise Coolsville's funds, but money remained low for the following days.

Major Decisions
-Founding the Growth Party

Building a deluxe fire station

Building a police precinct

Implementing the Wide-Skies Plan

Opening the cargo dock

= Second Term = Zatenberg's second term began on 2/1.

Issues in Order of Occurrence
After the main part of the Wide-Skies plan was completed, traffic continued to pile up on isolated streets, forcing Zatenberg to spend large amounts of money on widening roads. At one point, the city's population decreased by 5,000 due to the traffic conditions.

Financial trouble stalled progress for a considerable amount of time, but population continued to grow steadily.

Major Decisions
Building a hospital

Building a water pumping station

Opening and expanding the beach area

Building a department of education