As Rick Ator drives around the quiet tree-lined streets that crisscross District 9’s picturesque suburban neighborhoods, he notices the problems that aren’t getting solved — derelict cars left unmoved for months and unsightly plastic “quick-build” road improvements that never seem to get replaced with permanent materials. In such moments, he said he often asks himself the same question: Is anyone from the city seeing this? Now, Ator — a longtime tech worker and entrepreneur who has ventured into neighborhood advocacy — is jumping into the crowded field of contenders vying to replace Vice Mayor Pam Foley as District 9 councilmember when…
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