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Home My WebLink About2001-05-09 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT -MF.SA CO~UNmES SINCE 1907 ON THE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM WEDNESDAY, /\MY 9, 2001 . ~.Another:. dark · day· I in Newport Beach ..... "• •• '• ~ • Second day of rolling blackouts hits r ~ heat pushes state power fo/ an hour Tuesday afternoon. the second consecutive day in Newport Beach, officials said. 1-= ~ ~ energy reserves to ;:-: critically low levels. The first outage lasted from 3:15 to 4:15 p.m. south of Jam- boree Road, and the second lasted from 4:15 to 5:15 p.m. in areas north of Jamboree and the Corona del Mar Freeway. Traffic lights were out at some or the major intersections. Officers on motorbikes and patrol cars with flashing lights manned most or those intersec- tions. ~ :· _ ... _ .. --= "· . ... : .. : :.-.... ... ~ ~ ~ .. ~:' r;:~ ..... .... ::: ••• ' . =· .JI ::::. ~ .... • •• ;: :: '· ... .... •• •• •• ti ~ .... •• .. :. •• ·~ •• •• •. ,,. •· •• ~ l• • •• ~ ' :· ,,: .... •.. . •. •• .,. •• "• ~ Deepa Bhllr•th •nd P•uf Cllnton D AILY PILOT . NEWPORT BEACH -The city got another taste of what's to come this summer when two rounds of rolling blackouts left thousands of residents without Included in the blackouts were Corona del Mar High School, and Eastbluff and Har- bor View elementary schools, which were hit after classes had ended. Short power supplies across the state triggered outages for During the outages they also created impromptu four-way stop signs in such key intersec- tions as Bristol Street and Jam- boree Road, Jamboree and Eastbluff Drive, and MacArthur SEE BLACKOUT PAGE 4 DON lfACH /OAJlY PILOT Brian Gallagher, left. and members of the Corona del Mar High School varsity volleyball team wonder about practice after rolling blackouts darkened the gym. J Cox won't be f'HOTOS BY SEAN HlilR I DAILY Pl.OT Newport Harbor IUgh School students Kevin Cotter, left. and Sean Desbrow parttdpate tn the effort to remove debris from a storm drain on the banks of the Santa Ana River tn Newport Beach on Tuesday. Newport Harbor High surfers gather to pick up trash at the Santa Ana River jetty, and they hope it's just a start ,..,, Qlnton DAILY Pit.OT M ost days, John Moore's stomach turned as he headed to the shoreline with his surfboard. The teenager, a senior at Newport Harbor High School, nearly lost it each time he stepped onto a beach swim-. ming in trash. With that in mind at a Tuesday press confernnce, Moore said he hopes to ralle IOOli8 eyebrows about the dty's persistent problem with wban runolf: Sty- n>foam cups, tennis balls, plastic bags and other refuse that washes down the Sant4 Ana River. SEE TRASH MGE • gthe tide NewPort Hubor Hlgb .......... Sine CllrH' ...... wl Adam Plakedon comb tbe rbcb aJoag M Sala Am lthw. nominated for judgeship today • Political battles in the Senate are putting his chance in jeopardy. . SJ.C.hn DAILY PILOT NEWPORT BEACH - President Bush is set to release about a dozen 'Of his judicial nominations today, and Rep. Christopher Cox's (R-Newport Beach) name won't be among them. But that dQeSn't mean Cox is out of the running for a judicial seat. Cox's Washington office confirmed Tuesday that the first list of Bush nominees won't include Cox, who for a month now bas been rumored as Bush's choice to fill a vacant seat on the influential 9th Circuit Court of Appeals iri California. Cox was unavailable for comment. The reason Cox's name won't be appearing 1s the ongoing fight in the U.S. Senate over how Judicial appointments are approved . The so-called "blue slip" tradition gives home-state senators a say Ul 1ud.ioal nominees. It is embroiled in controversy, with Democ- rats charging that Republi- cans want to change the way the mformal -but necessary nod or approval works When Democrats con- trolled the Senate before the 1994 elecbon, they allowed a nonunee to go ahead with the approval of just one home-stale senator . After tha~election, how- ever, the Republican major- ity changed the policy so just one senator could hold up a nomination. Now, Democrats say, the GOP SEE COX PAGE 5 New standards may block home project •Developer says plan to replace rundown El Camino shopping center with houses will be impossible. lametMeler DAILY PILOT ,. COSTA MESA-A pro- ject tbot would replAce the FJ. Camino Shopping Center with a couple dozen homes may be in jeopardy after a City Council · dedsion Monday night to requite MORE COUNOL NEWS Noguchi garden plan gets no vote , ... , larger rruru- mum home lot sizes. The rouncil voted 3 to 2, with Mayor Libby Cowan and Coundlman Gary . Monahan objecting, to establish a 4.~square-foot minimwn lot size for single- family homes, witb an aver- age lot me of 4,500 lq\late feet. SEE El CAMINO MGf 5 Marlboro thief steals 140 cartons from Vons in CoSta Mesa . •Man posing as a Pbilq> Morris employee bu been on the run for about a yeai, police say. 7 ' J ., PET OF THE WEEK noon to 4 p.m., rairi or shine, at Russo's Pet~ at fashion lila:Dd, New· port Center Drive, NeWport Beach. Pumpkin Pumpkin is an orange, male; neut8red kitten who was found in a trash bin with his two siblirigs when they were a week old. He, in addi- tion to many other kittens, is avail- able for adoption through the Com- munity Animal Network. The Community Animal Network ls a cammunity-supported a:nimal • organization linking pe9J>le and pets through commµriity action. See other anima1I available for adoption at http:/ l'f"Ww.aiilrilaJnetwork.org. Other rescued cats and dogs may be aeen Saturdays and Stmdays from lnfonnatioo or donation: (949) 759- 3646 or Community Animal Network at P.O. Box 8662, Newport Beach, CA 92658. Jeanne Nin·inger Ensuring that audiences at the Newport Theatre Arts Center know what's coming I t's been almost a decade since Jeanne Nininger began to show- case plays at the Newport The- atre Arts Center. Literally showcase, that is. Togeth- er with her husband, Jeny, the Cliff Haven resident is responsible for the "board,· a niche in the theater's foy- er that she decorates to give patrons an appetizer of what's to come. The board is •very important to the patrons,· said Rae Cohen, the theater group's president. "They always 'ooh' and 'ahh' over all the little niceties. It's a real conversation piece.• Nininger sits in during rehearsals and gets a feel for the production. A lot of directors will leave her little scraps, maybe some leftover wall- paper, that she then uses to convey a sense of the play. For "Fiddler on the Roof." Jeny made her a fiddle. She's turned woven baskets into crowns and went ALMANAC ' REIL ESTATE TUNSICTIONS COSTA MESA • 431 E. Bay St., S270,000 • 431 W. Bay St., $293,000 • 31'1 c~ieoe Ave •• s11s,ooo • 1644 aowast., s1S6.soo • 1093 Mesa 81Uff Driw, $258,000 • 2034 Pomona Ave., $250,000 • 3262 Tur1ock Drive, $390,000 • 216 E. 16th St, $300,000 DUI lllESTS . The following ~e hive been arrest- ed on suspldon of driving under the influence Of an lnt~lcant. As with all suspeas. ttiey are considered lnnocent until pr<Mid guilty. COSTA MESA MnJ: •Warren Theodore Brinckwlrth, 26, For A GOOD CAUSE low-budget for "Of Mice end Men," for which she collected some branch- es to build letters from. Some props, such as a silhouette New York skyline, get used more than once, but alwa}'9 with a certain time. lapse because •you don't want to tire people out,• Nininger said. She's convinced she can find enough to put together a display in any house. •Everybody's got a closet in their house that we could make a board of," she said. ·1 know it." When she worked in a doctor's office, Nininger would come by on Wednesday nights and relax while creating her latest work. She's been . able to do it during the day as well Huntington 8ffCh • Robertalan Younghoon Kim, 20, Santa Ana ~o Caravez-Saavedra, 28, Costa Mesa • Danny Soliz, 30, Costa Mesa 5und9r: • David Aguillir-Contreras, 25, CoSta Mesi NEWPORT BEACH ~lliam Baxter, 23, Newport Beach ~ • Steven Oifford fflSer, 53, ~ NigUef s....-,: • Timothy ManfNd Gabrle~ 21, • Anaheim Hllll ~ • JkOb ~Herold, 31, Newpatl ... READERS HOIUNE (949) 642-6086 because she retired in March to help out with her new grandchild, who is expected to be born today. Once the displays take shape in her mind, she takes about four or five hours to put them up. •You never know what's going to happen,• she said, adding that cast members sometimes get a little wor- ried jf the board's not ready the day before a ptellliere. That's when Nininger puts up a little •work in progress• sign to let people know that she's not quite done yet. What about go.ing to plays at the theater herself? "Oh gosh, yes,• she said, adding that she and her husband also volun- teer es ushers once in a while. ·w e see them alL" -Story by Mathis Winkter: Photo by Don Leach NEIGHBORS Kenneth Yonkers was pro- moted to senior vice president of investments and sales manager of Salomon Smith Barney's Newpott Beach office. Kenneth Yonkers is a Yonkep graduate of Coro- na del Mar High School ... Orange Coast College assistant professor of speech Norm Fricker was honored by Cal State PUller- ton's College ot Communications. He receiVed Fullerton's Recogniz- ing Excellence in Speech Com- munications Education award .... utab State student MmR V• Eden. son ot Jack .ad Plllla \'Ilia Gettina. INVOLVED ', •GETTING 8"VOLVED runs period- ically In the Oalty Pilot on a rotating basis. If you'd llke Information on adding your organization to this list. call (949) 574-4298. AMERICAN CANCER S.<>CJETY The Orange County Region of the American Cancer Soci- ety seeks office volunt~. The society is also seeking volunteers to answer calls for the unit's Helpline lnfoCen- ter, (949) 261-9446. COSTA MESA HISTORICAL SOOETY The society collects informa- tion, photos and artifacts relating to the history of Cos- ta Mesa and the harbor area. Volunteers are needed for clerical tasks, computer input and help in the library. (949) 631-5916. LIFELINE LIVING CENTERS Mentally ill adults rely on the Newport Beach center for residential housing. It needs professional fund-raisers to support and maintain this resource. (949) 675-1700. NEWPORT HARBOR NAUTICAL MUSEUM The Newport Harbor Nauti- cal Museum offers a number of volunteer. opportunities in the gift shop, as docents or receptionists, with clerical work and with fund-raising events. 1\"aining is provided. (949) 675-2355. PEDIATRIC CANCER RESE,ARCH FOUNDATION PCR.F raises money to support the pediatric cancer research laboratory at the Children·s Hospital of Orange County. It needs volunteers for a variety .of-duties. (714) 532-86~. SEXUAL ASSAULT VICTIM SBMCES OF ORANGE COUNTY Volunteers are needed to pro- vide assistance on the 'cris:ls hotline and at the hospital. There is a special need for bilingual· and bicultural vol- unteers. (949) 756-0677. Daily Pilot students from more than 26 countries, including Ger- 'many, Japan, Brazil, China and Poland. The students, all between 15 and 16, par- ticipate in cross-cultural exchange to learn about Amecica and share their own culture. The students stay for five to 10 months and are screened twice for academic excellence and proficiency in English. (888) 533-8514. SHERMAN LIBRARY & GARDENS You could assist with the gar- den, work in the gift and tea shop or become a docent guide for children and adults at Corona del Mar's botanical garden and historical research library. Stefanie Kristiansen, (949) 673-2261. TEU-A-FRIEND 1 Orange County cancer groups seek volunteers to educate and encourage women to have mammo- grams. Participants will take part in a one-on-one program of education and encourage- ment specifically related to mammograms and early breast cancer detection. The Susan G. Komen Breast Can- cer Foundation, (714)-957- 9157. UNDERGROUND The Underground progTam. a function of Child's Pace, pro- vides social activities and interaction for adolescents. Volunteers are needed m many areas. (949) 548-8849. VISIONS FOR PRISONS Visions for Prisons, a nonprof- it program ~at teach~s attitu- dinal healing and meditation in prison needs typists to tran- scrib.e letters from inmates to at-risk ~-Weekday hours. Mesa de! Mar. (7 U) 556- 8000. . . WOMEN HElPING WOMEN Mentors and donations are needed to assist victims of domestic violence. Volun- teer teachers are also need- ed for computer classes. The organi2ation is at 711 W. 17th St., Suite A-10, Costa SHAREI HIGH SCHOOL Mesa. The center also needs EXCHANGE PROGRAM volunteers to help with Host families are needed in client intake and dressing, the Costa Mesa area to pro-donation collection, sorting vide a bed, meals and a lov-~ clothes and general office ing home for high school work. (714) 631-2333. Eden of Newport Beach, received the D.A. Greenwood Memorial Award in biochemistry .... Jere- my Jehanglrl of Costa Mesa returned from Washington, D.C., where be completed an intern- ship with Senate Minority Leader Tom Dasch.le (D-S.D.). Jebiµlg:iri will graduate Saturday from Northern State University in South Dakota .... Nelson Torres has been named the April recipi- ent of Vanguard University's Out- standing Service Award. Torres is a senior majoring in business administration at the university in Costa Mesa. .... Army National Guard Pvt. Jtony Sou graduated from basic military training at Port Leonard Wood, Waynesville, Mo. 5ou is a graduate of Costa Meea High School and the broth- er of ac. 809 of Cost.a. Mesa .... orange Cout College's student newspaper, the Coast Report. won seven awards at the annual Journalism Assn. of Community College's competition beld in Fresno. Jlyan Pauley, Da~d Song, Gina Wright and Nha- vtnh 'Ihm won awards for pho- tography, headline writing, news stories, editorials and infonnation graphics .... Retired Orange Coast College staff members John and UWan Jetlen, who between them worked 62 years at the college, will be awarded honorary associate of arts degrees at the-college's commencement May 25. The couple retired last year and now live in Perris. • NIJG....S spotllghu achievements in the community. Please direct note- worthy lnform.tk>n to Stefanie Frith via fax et (949) 646-4170, or send e- mail to stefenl•. frlthOletlnwts.com. POLICE FILIS J VOL ts. NO. 124 Record your comments •bout the Dally Pilot 0t news tips. ADDRESS Cos¥1ght: No MW1 ~lb trft.lom, edttorial fNltW Of ldwr- u.m.nts tMNln can be~ ~ wtthout wntt.n permillioft of a:ipyrlght ~. HOW IO BEAot US C1faMdon llMl'OAJURIS Balboa 78157 TDIS TODAY First low COSTA MESA • Admn'9 Av.nue: A grand theft was reported in the 1500 block at 10:37 a.m. Monday. ntallt .. M. IOllMON. ~. nJln'OOll9Cli. Editor ..,,~. ~....---. _....City ldltcw' A•• U•MMW. ,_..,__ -~-,..... __ .,...,w::n• ....... ~"-,....., --.. ........ ...,. w ......... UM SllFDI L P IS a Our llddr• Is 330 W. Bay St.. Costa Mesi. CA 92627. CORBECDONS It Is the Piiot's polky to prompt- ly COO"e<t all en'Of'S of sublt.lrQ. Pluse call (949) 57~33. m The N9wpoft IMcNCosta Mele ~ Piiot (USl'S-1....,,. P'lb- lllhed d4111y. In NMpoft leed'l Ind c-. Miu. Wbicrlptlof• .. ~ .,.. Of"V by~ to Thi nm.I Or-. CoUncY llOOJ ~- 9141. "'.,.... outlldl of~ leed'l Ind Cott. Mela, ..... . tlclN to the Diiiy Not .. ..... ... Of1fy by IMll for $2t per ft'IC!ndt. Sea.Ind -........ peld • c.r. M9M. CA. .... ~ .. ................... . .., POITMASTllt s.nd ...... ......ltle ....... ~ ........ ,.o. .. ,-.c...-..CA--. 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" ......... 3A' second low • M•ntmac Way: A home burglary was reported in the 400 block at 4:07 p.m. Monday. • s.nta IMbel Annue: A petty theft was reported In the 100 bloclC 1t 4:2) p.m. Monday. • w.t 11th ltlwt: A hit.anckun ICddent with~~was~ In the 500 block at 4:01 p.m. ~· NEWfOlr llACH • llrlltll .. &*I: A whkle was l'.'9POl1ld ... In 1ht 1J0Ctblodt M 7:90 -.m. ~ • • Doily Pilot What's behind the 'midlife crises' at the /rvi,rze Co.? There is a kind ol under-• ground society in these' parts that fasdn4tes itself with the intrigue U:iat occasionally swirls around that great opaque dtadel of real estate otherwise recog- nized as the Irvine Co. Crack- ing the mystery that cloaks Donald Bren's machinery has a certain llll'e to it. If you need a picture, it's sort of like milling outside of Willy Wonlca's chocolate factory hoping for a glimpse of Ute • confection wizard himself, or st.anding in St. Peter's Square waiting for that plume of white smoke to billow forth ahead of the next pope. Most days, the Irvine Co. monolith hums along with no sign or glimpse of "God" or "The Flame,• as some in the Irvine Co. Observers Society want to call Bren. But every now and then, the curtain parts and neclcs strain to take a peek inside, to perhaps catch some hint of what "the company" has cooking, or to briefly set a gaze upon the Ouija board where much of Orange County's future is plotted. The most recent of these episodes has been the rather curious spate of what look like midlife crises that have run through the stratosphere of the Irvine Co.'s management Byron de Arakol BETWEEN THE UNES in recent· months. And the question whispered among the ranks of the Irvine Co. Observers Society is this: What's behind it? In Febrwuy of last year, Irvine Co. mouthpiece Larry Thomas -one of the few folks who ~ figured out how to transform a career in jour- nalism into a small fortune - shed his corporate blue suit and wing tips for a pair of sandals and a 14-month odyssey of self-renewal and discovery. Thomas recently chronicled his Chopraesque pilgrimage in a lengthy trea- tise published in a Newport Beach business weekly. In it, Thomas treats the reader to a rather personal refiection of why he left the employ of "my very generous but demanding employer• (a due?) to pursue the esoteric truths and plea- sures of Jungian psychology, Hellerwork and the art of sinking a cwting downhill putt And what does he find? That having a "structured plan for daily and long-term play" is wise. That friends should be •an integral part of every ~y. • That it is best to •overcome worry about things big and small. w Th.at it is healthy to •disregard the guilt of having and enjoying free- dom." That we should· all •celebrate each day with the opportunity to pursue and realize your dreams." Which makes me wonder: Just what is it the Irvine Co. does to these folks? Strip them of their souls? Who knows. But apparently the answers that Thomas found while wandering in the wilderness were sufficient to lure him back to "The Flame" like a moth on a hot August night. He's back at the Irvine Co. I thought maybe there would be additional dues in yet another business publica- tion this week, which is carry- ing the fourth installment in the travel diary of one Franz Wisner. Wisner is another for- mer Irvine Co. Dack (he replaced Thomas) and was once a spokesman for fonner Gov. Pete Wilson. Wisner, like Thomas, climbed down from the right hand of "The Flamew for an extended poke around South America with his brother, Kurt. In this particular episode of Franz Wisner's Excellent Adventure, the reader is regaled with a first-person narrative of how a tall bnmet hooker with •exaggerated makeup and heel$ smiled" as she passed W1SDer in a U.ma, Peru, hotel. lobby. And we 1 learn that counterfeiting is a political issue du jour in.J>eru, thanks to his adrriission that he is carrying a.i:ound a phony Peruvian bill. Then the reader learns that it was necessary for WISiler to l!avel all the way back to Rio just to track down the "perfect caipirinha (the high-octane Brazilian equivalent to the margarita).• What did the company do to this poor man that be is catching the gaze of prosti- tutes, packing rubber CllITeD- cy and swilling exotic margar- itas? I don't know. Having consumed the half- time diaries of these two gen- tlemen, I'm wondering if a third isn't far behind with the recent departure of one of Bren's biggest fish, Gary Hunt. Hunt -long the right- hand man to "The Other Donald• (indeed, some would say a tattoo on Bren's right hand) -earlier this year turned m his prized lieutenant bars and his key to the top floor. The spin was he wanted to spend more time with his kids, referee some more American Youth Soccer Organization games, and explore some new and different opportunities. It would be nice were these to be true. After all, I've long admired Hunt as a dapper and efficient deputy whO, I wish to believe, knows that his work for Bren wasn't . so important as brain surgery and that middle age is not cause for meltdown. Nevertheless, if the published accounts from Thomas and W1S0er are any indication, I'm not holding out hope. We may soon be reading remote entries from Hunt recounting his adventures while harvesting beans ui a Sumatran coffee grove, or hang gliding in the Himalayas with the Dalai Lama, or working a produce cart in Mogadishu. One tlung's for sure. U mid.life cnses aren't your tlung, don't leave your resume with the Irvine Co. • BYRON DE A.RAKAL is a wJltet. and communications cortsµltant. He resides in Costa Mesa. Readers can reach him with news tips and comments via e-mail at byron· writerOmsn.com. Noguchi garden plan gets no vote at City Council meeting •Proposal would have changed Costa Mesa's law regarding historic preservation and given the city control of Calif omia Scenario. SJ.C.hn DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -A plan that would have allowed the city to take control of the Cabfomia Scenario garden in Town Center was pulled Monday night before it even came to a vote. Counci.1woman Linda Dixon, who had asked city staff to put the plan together, said she didn't feel she had the support to get the change in city law passed. Dixon's proposal would have altered how the city plAces buildings or structures on the Local Register of Historic Places. As the law stands now, the~ must get the consent of the property owner, and the struc- ture in most cases must be more than So years old, before adding it to the list. Under Dixon's proposal. cul- tural significance would have been added as a criteria for preservation. It also would have removed the n eed for the owner's OKand eliminated the age provision. The change was only for the proposed 54~acre South Coast Plaza Town Center project, an Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch 251 Shipyard Way • Newport Beach Pleast call f 0< hours, directions & reseJVations. : (949) 723-0621 • r~., .. ~ {jj'W ~ riJrunck 111!)6 .,..... •c...nlta • ~ •.0..1l1tt.s • ChortlO • w.fle1 ) • 5111• • D11111'tl._. ~ )> ~ LMl MIXJCAN MUSIC ~~ j area bordered by Bristol Street, Sunflower Avenue, Avenue of the Arts a nd the San Diego Freeway'. The fate of the garden, which was designed by Isa.mu Noguchi in 1982, has been a months-long source of debate between the dty and the gar- den's owner, Commonwealth Partners LLC. Commonwealth, along with South Coast Plaza Partners and the Orange County Performing Arts Center, is wdrldng to ren- ovate the area into a pedestrian- oriented cultural arts district. The pieces being developed by South Coast and the performing arts center have received the dty'sOK. But city officials have balked at approving the Commonwealth area in order to ensure the maintenance of the garden. An initial agreement under which Commonwealth would have kept the garden for 25 years fell apart, with the city asking that the garden be kept for the public "in perpetuity.· Commonwealth is set to go back before the City CounaJ on May 21 , and the company's planning consultant, Phil Schwartze, said he is optimistic that a deal will be worked out then. "We have no plan for the Nogudu garden to go away.· Schwartze said, adding that he is expecting to get back from the oty today a proposed deal that includes the garden being held for the public for 50 years. 01Xon said she is waiting to see what will happen at the meeung and is not sure lf she will reintroduce the proposed change to oty law. "They must at this JX>int real- ize how important the Noguchi garden is to not only the Orange County community, ·but the world,• Dixon said. 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Jennifer Kho DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -The latest round of rolling black- outs have made the power crisis again a common topic m many households, but energy talk has been a reg- ular conversation piece for years in City Manager Allan Roeder's home. Roeder has been married for more than four years to hts wife, Christie, a deputy director of Southern Califor- nia Edlson's public affairs department. ·it's such a complex sub- 1ect, all the way from the federal government level, l.lterally, to the local commu- nity, so it's difficult for ,any· one at a ny given level to have d good understanding of how all the pieces fit together,· Roeder said. "We have the opportunity to talk about the many different aspects of it from both sides.• Everi before they were mdnied, the two realiz0P their jobs would occasional- ly cross paths. About five years ago, they were together when they both received calls about a transformer fire at South Coast Plaza. Roeder's call was trcri the Fire Department. J-lis wife's call was from Edison. They drove out lo the scene together, Roeder recalled. · ·Sometimes I still go out lo calls with her,• he said . "It redlly is kind of a family thing. We do disasters together. We still often gel calls dl the same time. I I c:lon't think we ever thought that we would have the working end of life quJte this much in common. But there are things we normal- ly do from day to day lha~ really help both of us do a better job.• The connection between the Roeders has . helped to improve communicatiOl\S between the city and Edison. ·~,we're doing widening or roadway improvements and have conflicts with Edi· son, it helps for· us to get that information and say, 'It looks like we're having trouble with poles on Baker Street. Could you give your work.men a heads up?' It improves the working rela- tionship. Especially with the noticing we need in advance for rolling black- outs, I think it has been beneficial to Edison because they have a better understanding of what cities need, and it has also been beneficial to us to bet- ter understand the whole scheme of things.• Roeder said his wife is good about sending him e- mail updates about the energy situation and any new legislation information that could affect the city. Sometimes, he said, he gets credit for Edison's good service, such as when a transformer gets replaced quickly, even though he really has nothing to do with it. But sometimes the pair "takes the heat• for other things they have nothing to do with, Roeder said . •Yes, our electricity goes out like everybody else's,· • he said. "Rut often we hear from the neighbors because they know my wife works for Edison. They call us (lnd say, 'Hey, our power is out, can you do something about th.is?'" " Paul Clnton DAILY PILOT S4N'fA ANA -Ignoring protests from its two minority members, the Orange County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday began a process that could extend flight restrictions al John Wayne Airport. The three-member JDBjority, including Supezyisor Jim SUVa, whose disb1.ct includes Costa Mesa, approved Initiating an environmental review of the proposed extension. The deal, aaft.ed durinq five months of staff-level meetings with Newport Beach, was announced Friday. Under pre- TRASH CONTINUED FROM 1 Moore and about two dozen other students in Scott Moran's surf class at the high school gathered with city officials and e nvironmentalists Tuesday to address the runoff problem. •rught now we're just trying to raise awareness,• Moore said. "We're deciding to do some- thing about this. We just saw what was around us.• BLACKOUT CONTINUED FROM 1 Boulevard and Jamboree. There were no major inci- dents, although there were a few minor traffic collisions, said Newport Beach Police Lt. John Klein. "The biggest problem is the traffic backing u])I • he said:~lt's ~bad this timed day. We're talking about some of the most heavily traveled intersections in· our city.• "'J!tboul 70,000 vehicles pass through Jamboree and MacArthur every day, Klein said. Durtng the first round of blackouts, 70,848 of Edison's 11 DON'T MISS THE FUN! SOUTH BAYFRONT, BALBQt\ ISLAND 83 LOCAL ARTISTS, FIVE BANDS # • F R E E ADMISSION liminary terms, the airport's cap dn annual passengers would be raised 16%, from 8.4 million to 9.8 million. That cap, which limits dally . departures to 73, and other restrictions are set to expire in 2005. The cap began in 1985 via a settlement agreement. While Supervisor Chuck Smith has said envirpnmental review should get underw4y, Supervisor Tom Wilson opposed the move. Wilson, whose distnct includes vast stretch~ of South County, said the start of the formal process is premature. The board will receive a sta- tus report May 26. To help lower the trash count on city beaches, the Earth Resource Foundation, the Costa Mesa environmental group that hosted Tuesday's news confer- ence. will begin shopping more environmentally friendly cups, plates and cutlery-made from oom-based materials rather than petroleum and bleach -to Newport Beach's more than 400 restaurants. Stephanie Barger, the exec· utive director of the foundation, said she hopes the products, which cost a Uttle more, won't be million customers lost power, ~Kim Scherer, spokeswoman for Southern California Edison. The second round blacked out 56,718 users. Scherer said high tempera- tures, whidt triggered increased power usage, caused the black· outs. "But (today) is supposed to be cooler,• she said. ·So wtth some luck.. we could skate by without the rotating outages." She said Costa Mesa was on . the list of cities to be affected by the blackouts, but only small areas on the border of Santa Ana and Irvine, such dS Red Hill Avenue, experienced the out· ages. ·some residents who were affected by the outages said · they are not too bothered as •1 think it was rushed through the system,• Wilson said aftertbe meeting. •1 don't think it was thought out well enough." In exchange f9f the increaSe in air traffic capacity at John Wayne, Newport Seacp offi- cials want long-term exten- sions o{ other flight limits. The dty also propo6es adding four flight gates (o the current 14, combining two noise classes and extending the curfew wttil Jan. 1, 2026. Once the gates are bdilt, t,be county can add 12 additional departures per day, increase limits on seat capacity and cap cargo lights at 'two per day. a tough sell. "There's always that myth that people won't use environ- mentally sensitive products," Barger said. "I would pay the extra 5 oents a meal to help save our environment• Much of the battle can be fought in town. but other more inland oommunities along the rivets oorridor must also be edu- cated, Barger said. The simplest way a Styrofoam cup reaches the beach is when someone in Santa Ana or Orange or anoth- long as the shutdown does not Last more than an hour. Irene Wright held a piece of ham on rye, which was all she could eat for lunch because all, of the appliances in her home are electric. "I guess I need to get a grill that I can put on my patio,• she said. •That way I can solve my cooking problem.• For Madeline Clark. the frus- tra ting part is resetting her cloclcs. ·1 just got out of the tub, and I realized I couldn't brush my teeth because I have an electric tooth brush." she said •I picked up the phone, couldn't make a call. You just realize it's not just the lights, but so many other things that you use every day.• Ruthie Maron, an apartment 1be county, dty Md two air- port activist groups -the Airport Working Group and Stop PolluliDg Our Newport - must all agree to the exten- sion. Newport Beach's proposal i.S boWld to change in future talks, but Wilson lamented that other affected parties weren't brought to the table. •1 expected to see Newport Beach, county staff, and the (Federal Aviation Authority) standing in front of us singing out of the same songbook,· Wilso1t said. •u this was a train on the fast traclc, it looked like the train was leaving the sta- tion and I was getting off.• er city tosses an empty fast -food cup into the gutter. Newport Beach is also clup. ping in to help solve the trash problem. The City Council will send a joint letter next week to the eateries urging them to JOm the environmentally friendly aowd ·1 think it's the best way to do it rather than some kind of d ban on Styrofoam in the city,• Assist.ant City Manager Dave Kilt said. "The best way 1S to try to apply some peer pres· sure.• complex manager, said she 1s not too worried about the state's power crisis and the threat of more blackouts to come . "Life's too short to compkun , about this,• she said. "I'm fine I've got candles and flash.ligh~ My only worry is traffic lights that don't work.· The three schools h.it by the blaclcouts escaped major dalh- culty because students hdd already left But it could havP posed problems if it had hap· pened during school hours, said Corona del Mar High's ass1s· tant principal, Robert Cunard •Some or our classrooms don't have windows,• he SdJd. "But most classes would have continued. Fortunately lhes<> outages last only an hour." The Costa Mesa .Community Golf Classic . . r------------------------, ENTRY FORM N1-11a_ ________________________ :..._ ____ _ C.Ompany _______________________________ _ Address...._ ____________________________ __ a~----------------------~ Stalw-e.,__ ______________ ,Llap. __________________ _ Telephone...._ ________ -__JHome ------------------------Work Foursomes are encouraged .•. sinpes are welccme Names l. ________________________ __ 2. ------------------------3. _______________________ _ $,_._. __ 5, __ _ s s Goll.~ & Dinner $250 Single Golt. Lunch a Dlnael-$900 FoUI~ (Saw $100) TeeSponuStOOeam(J*ll~fdl totPh's) Awards Dlnnflr. Audlon only $39 por p9n9on Sponeonbtp ot<llolce (Call fCll' ·-··'!'">'> Total Daily Pilot Wedneaday, Moy 9, 2001 5 3 principalS honored, rewarded Et CAMINO CONTINUED FROM 1 standards for the city.• Dixon added that she looks forward to the El O.mino pro- ject and would be disappoint· ed if it totters: • $10,000 checks from the lrvin·e Co. will go a long way for lucky school leaders. Danette Goulet DAILY PILOT NEWPORT-fylESA-They call education a thankless profession, but at the rate the Irvine Co. is handing out checks, .no one will be saying that for long. Three principals in the Newport-Mesa Unified School District were among 10 honored by the Irvine Co. on Monday night with Princi- pal Excellence awards. Each BRIEFLY IN IHI NEWS Bomb threat found at Newport Harbor High Another bomb threat has been found scrawled on a high school bathroom wall, this time at Newport Harbor High School. . But police in Newport Beach said they are not talc- cox CONTINUED FROM 1 wants to revert 'the process to the way it was to clear the path for Bush nominees. ·Not thal that would help Cex, however. He faces two Democratic senators -Barbara Boxer and Dianne Feinstein - who'can hold up his nomina- tion. From the beginning, BoJer clearly stated her opposition to Cox's nominations. That left Feinstein -a woman Cox con- sidered running against in 2000 -as his only hope for blue slip approval. The two met last week to talk about the judgeship. Feinstein has yet to publicly declare a position, but the hold up of 'cox's appointment is proof she has not given her OK. said her spokesman Jim, Hock. received a check for $10,000 to spend as he or she sees fit. ~1 have the check at home, and I just keep lookihg at it,• said a fiabbergasted Cheryl Galloway, principal of Davis Education Center in Costa Mesa. Principals from two other Costa Mesa elementary schools joined Galloway in being honored this year. Judy Laakso, principal of Victoria Elementary School, and Daryle Palmer, principal of Kaiser Elementary School, are the district's other two excellent principals. All three administrators said they were blown away by the honor and the amount of the monetary bonus. ing the threat seriously. ·Something was written in the bathroom regarding a bomb threat, but we took it as a suspicious circumstance inci- dent and not a crime because we don't believe it is credible,# said Newport Beach Police Sgt. Steve Shulman. Shuhnan said when investi- gators studied the writing on the bathroom wall Tuesday, they felt it was not a reafthreat. Still, Cot's nomination is far from dead. U the political bat- tle over the blue slip process quiets or Feinstein qecides to back Cox, he probaoly would get a quick nomination. However,.there's no telling When that might be, represen- tatives of both Cox and Feinstein's office said. • The news that Cox wouldn't be nominated today surprised the many political hopefuls who have llned up to succeed the congressman, but it didn't Seem to alter many courses. "It doesn't change my posi- tion at a1V said longtime Newport ~each Realt~r Bill Cote, who is mulling a run for Cox's seat if the congressman resigns. The news will sloy.' things down. however, Cote said. •Anybody who is consider- ing a run is going tQ have to put on the brakes," he said. Mark Johnson, a member &Ii~ Mattress Outlet Store 3165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa Ooe IMock Soutb ot 405 l'Wy 545-7168 RUFFLES . UPHOLSTER Where Your Dollar Covera Morel . WE'VE MOVED 1 BLOCK NORTH Sofa $10000• OFF Club Chair $5000• OFF 'With a purchase of Fabric & Labor tit 65116/0.1 1998 HARBOR BUfD., COSTA MESA (Mt) '548-1158 •I think it's obviously a wonderlul honor to have received this, and in my case, I think it's the reflective effort of the quality of the staff that·~ here, the parents and the stu- dents,• Laakso said. •Victoria is really a combined effort of everyone. I think this honor is a reflection of . everyone that is here.· The qyestion now is what to do with all that mo;ney. "With one .kid in college and one looking at (colleges) -it means a family vaca- tion,• Palmer said. ·1 almost feel obligated to do some- thing totally frivolous with it. • Galloway had already planned and paid for her first summer vacation since she "The reason they didn't is because the info they got from the bathroom was that it was not written very large, it was in pencil, and there were also several Cjlates on it,• he said. Shulman added that the school had found the mes- sage Friday and not reported it until late Monday after- noon. The threat is similar to one opened Davis Bducation Center. but now she'll be going to some fancy restau- rants on that trip. Along with Newport· Mesa's joyous administrators, three princlpals from Irvine, Laguna Beach and Tustin Unified school districts were honored. The Irvine Co. handed out a total of $100,000 Monday night. . "We have al~ays done reward programs for stu- dents, .teachers and princi- pals, but the dollar amowits have incre~ substantially this year,# said Jennifer SmitQ. a spokeswoman for the Irvine Co. found last month at Costa Mesa High School that was taken seriow;ly. There, two girls found an anti-Semitic bomb threat scrawled on the girls' bath- room wall that warned of a bomb on Friday the 13th. Police and special security were called in and scoured the campus. The threat turned out to be fake. -Danette Goulet of the moderate GOP group Newport Beach physician Don the New Majority who has Udall. , committed $1 million to a -The slowdown caused by a potential campaign and hired delay in Cox's nomination political consultants, said he could give t4e RepubliCan Party would maintain his focus. of Orange County more chance "There's nothing to with-to pare down possible con-draw from, so to speak,~ said Johnson, who also is ·a board · tenders, something Cote said member of the Orange County the party would want to do but Performing Arts Center. . Jllight find difficult given the Other'politicians weighing a strong personalities that have run for the seat include state admitted interest in the seat. Sen. Dick Ackerman (R· Cox is reportedly not alone Fullerton), Assemblyman Bill "8S a casualty of Senate politics. Campbell (R-Villa Park), The other rumored· California Supervisor Todd Spitzer, judicial nominee, Los Angeles former Assemblywoman County Superior Court Judge Marilyn Brewer, state Sen. Carolyn Kuhl, also is not Ross Johnson (R-Irvine) expected to be named todav, as and Santa Ana Councilman 1 Brett Franklin. is Peter Keisler. Like Cox and Non-elected officials, along Kuhl, he faced opposition from with Cote, considering a bid two Democratic senators, include Newport Beach phil-Maryland's Barbara Mikulski anthropist John Crean and ~d Paul Sarbanes. The new gtlidelines don't bode well for El Camino Partners U.C, which was set to build 19 to 29· single-family homes at the site of the run- down shQPPing center in Mesa Del Marll -- Jeff Pratt, one of the own- ers of the triangular shopping center, said the new lot sizes will make it impossible for him Jo build his proposed medi- wµ-density housing, which neighbors such as the Mesa Del Mar Homeowners Assn. supported. 'Tm absolutely amazed,# Pratt said Tuesday. "J'm just kind of devastated. I've been very candid from the begin; ning to the council about what I need to do this. I don't under- stand why the council would do this. "I think the council came up with a blanket statement for tbe entire city,# he contin- ued. ·u there's ever an ideal site for medium-residential zoning, this is it. It's an island of itself between low-and high-density housing.# The Planning Commission recommended the council adopt guidelines calling for minimum lot sizes of 3,000 square feet and average lot sizes of 3,500 square feet. At Monday's meeting, Councilwoman Karen Robinson recommend- ed Ltte council go with the larg- er lot sizes, •which had been discussed in earlier meetings. The proposed codes had been in the works since June. Councilwoman Linda Dixon said Tuesday that she was concerned with the com- mission's recommendation and preferred the sizes Robinson suggested. "I thought (the commis- sion's sizes) were too small,• Dixon said. "They started at 4,000 (in previous meetings], and I didn't see any reasons they shoUld go lower. It was definitely a concern of mine. •Lots that small when you're looking into your neigh- bors' windows -that bothers me,• she continued. "There are too many of those offered. There's a need to preserve the open lots .... I think the coun- cil's job is to come up with C.our>cilmftll Gary Mooaban was S'Wprised by the decision and said unless the council retracts it, the shopping center will stay. "I don't think the issue is a done deal," Monahan said Tuesday. •1 don't th.ink the folks knew the ramifications of the decision. But I have a' funny feeling that somebody will bring it back in some way, shape or form. Or at least I hope so." Monahan said the new guidelines also will make improving the city's Westside that much more difficult and, as a result, it will be left untouched. Cowan said Tuesday she was· not surprised by Robinson's suggestions because the lot sizes were part of the original discussions. Nonetheless, she said much of the city's work force will not be able to afford such homes. •It prices everyone out of being able to live here,• Cowan said. "But I supPort the council. I think they have d0ne a good, thorough job. This enables us to protect, in par- ticular, the Eastside and (avoid repeating projects like] the Kleenex-box housing that's been built over there.• . Pratt said the city will also probably lose out on a tempo- rary police substation if his housing project goes by the wayside. _ •I agreed with the police to allow them to occupy vacant space for free until the home development was ready to be built,· Pratt said. "Instead, I might just have to leave it as a shopping center and then sell it. I'll have to go to another city that encourages development to build the homes." Neither Robinson nor Councilman Chris Steel could be reached for comnlent Tuesday. The council Monday also voted to continue its discus- sion of realigning East 17th Street. The item was incor- rectly labeled as regular busi- ness on the agenda rather than as a public hearing. 20th ·Annual Corona del Mar Scenic Sk June 2, 2001 Registration Sk Run $20 2 Mile Walk $ 20 1 k Kid's Dolphi n Dash $ 1 2 Race Day Registration $ 2 5 f Dolphi n Dash $ 12) Reg1stranon includes a c ~h1rl"\gourmet breakfast teaturing tne famou~ Re~raurant Row and an assortment or gilt cert1frca1es toralrng over S250 P r e -Registration prior to May 25 Mall completed regmratton form with cneck 01 credit card II 10 ATTN CdMS~ City of Newport Beach 3300 Newport Boulevard Newporc Bec~h. CA 92663 Fax form with credit card II to 949-644-31 55 Register On-fine at www racegate com Walk-In Registration and Packet Pick-u p at the ro11ow1ng locat•ons May JO Wed from noon-7 OOpm ar OASIS Senior Center 800 Marguerote lwe. 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Heathei' Shurtleff, OCC runner . 6..vledne$day, ~ 9, 2001 •Sports Editor Roger Canson • 949'574-4223 •Sports fax: ~49-650-0170 Daily Pilot Musical chairs can be confusing Af arch committee at Costa Mesa High is scheduled to terview candidates for the Mustangs' vacant football coaching position Thursday and plenty of folks across town at Estancia are among those monitoring the process closely. Estancia Coach Dave Perkins is rumored to be the top candidate to succeed Jerry Howell at Costa Mesa. If Perkins is able to trade in his red Eagle gear for Mesa green and black, there are those at Estancia concerned about a potential gray area that may then surround a handful of Eagle players who might want to follow Perkins to •greener" pastures. The ClF Southern Section deadline lo .apply for open · Barry Faulkner PREPS enrollment transfers, in this. case from one Newport-Mesa Unified School District school to another, is May 15. The district, however, has an April 15 deadline for u\tradistrict moves. So, unless Estancia athletes had already fi1E!d paperwork requesting a move by April 15, they will have to move · into the Costa Mesa attendance boundaries to compete for the Mustangs next fall .• With spring practice approaching -most schools will begin their 15 allotted workouts May 21, but some start Monday -the ti.ming of a · potential Perkins departure from Estancia could threaten the viability of spring drills for the Eagles. Since schools must advertise a coaching opening for 10 days before even beginning the hiring process, it's doubtful the Eagles could find a replacement rn time to implement any of h.is offensive and defensive systems before the spring practice window closes (around June 15). A stand-in coach or coaches could preside over spring drills, but without specific Xs an9 ps to go over, the Eagles would fall behind their competition. The process of finding Paul Orris' successor as Corona del Mar High boys basketball coach IS nearing completion. And, with Orris assistant Gordon McNeill out of the picture (he'll coach the boys team at Sage Hill next season), it's h.ighly possible the new coach will come from out of the area. One prominent candidate bas, reportedly, coached the last eight seasons in Northern Cali!otnia. Another Newport-Mesa personnel change in football involves former Newport Harbor freshman standout running back Matt Encinias, who has transferred to Corona del Mar. Encinias was the first freshman in Coach Jeff BrlnkJey's 15·season tenure to see playing time on the varsity (he returned kickoffs during the Sailors' four-game Division VI playoff run). Whether or not Encinias will play for the Sea Kings remains in question. He has applied for a hardship waiver to become eligible and a decision from Southern Section officials may or may not be made SEE PREPS PAGE 7 TENNIS No. 1· Corona del .MW-eyes· final ~Sea Kings' coach predicts a w altz to the CIF Division v · championship match, against No. 2-seeded Brentwood. BOYS TENNIS from competing in Division I, as they have in past yea.rs, Mang's sea Kings can focus on a potential chal- lenge from formidable Brentwood, seeded No. 2 and champion of the Delphic League, should both, as expected, cruise to the May 30 title match at the Claremont Club. year. In fact, we've beaten all the No. 1 seeds from the other Divisions (Los Alamitos, University, Beverly Hills and Se~te in Divisions J.rv. respectively). Sany Faulkner DAILY PILOT According to Corona del Mar High Coach Tun Mang, Cinderella will sleep through the CIP Southern Section boys lean.is playoffs. If it's upsets you want, root for 'the Los Angeles Kings, or follow the final two legs of horse raci.ng's ltiple Crown. #It'$. Brentwood and us in the lllllG THEIR SWllllS finals,· Mang said, after mere sec- onds of reflection on the CIF Divi- sion V pairings, released Tuesday at the Southern Section office. #But at least our division has the strongest two teams.• CdM (18-0), champion of the Pacific Coast League. and ranked No. 1 in Orange County, is the ~op seed in Division V. But, though a new section rule prohibits them •Brentwood beat · (perennial Division I champion) Peninsula and we beat Peninsula." Mang said. •And we beat Brentwood, 10·8, this The Sea King§, who won the Oi~on I crown in 1999 and lost on games to Harv8:f~· Westlake in_ the Division I semifinals last spnng, open the playoffs Tuesday against visiting Orange Lutheran. Claremont-based Webb, tied for tqe No. 10 ranking in the latest SEE TENNIS PAGE 7 SUH ..UR I DAILY Pl.OT Jason Savopolot and th~ Corpna del Mar High Sea Kings take their cidl tonlg!.at at :J'tWlilld.e Park where Costa Mesa's MUllt.aagt await ID Pactnc Coast League buebalL A victory for Corona. whkh bu a ball-game lad. over Unlwnlty with one game left; would gtW the Sea Kings the league cbamplombtp. Unlventfy ls at~ loday, Ud If the latter pulls off a big upset. it would mAke tonight's ~ moot. In any cue, Corona del Mar and Costa Mesa. u well u Unlvenlty, are headed for tbe ctF Dlvlslon IV playoU.: - Losing the regret factor JC NEWS Hokanson, officially, OCC's A.D. H ave you ever thought, ·what if?" Heather Shurtleff did. She grew tired of asking the question. When the Orange Coast College track season ended last year, she didn't want to ask anymore. -"What if I let go of everything in San Diego?" she used to t.h.lnk. -"What if I actually tried to fuJfill my potential?" -"What if I stopped asking, 'what if?' • And then Shurtleff just did it. The successful results continue to follow, including her feat Saturday when she qualified for The State Championships, May 11'-19 in Sacramento. Despite slight nausea and sluggishness, Shurtleff finished third (39:11.16) in the 10,000-meter Southern California Finals at Mt. San Antonio College Saturday. She will attempt to qualify for state in the 5,000 race Saturday, also at Mt. SAC. #1 just realized t could go places if ·1 tried harder," said Shurtleff, a sophomore w ho won four Orange Empire Conference titles (10,000·meter, 5,000, 3,000 and 1,500) two weeks ago. "It would be stupid if I we re to just waste it." After finishing up al West Hills High in San Diego, Sacramento State offered her a full scholarship. But, she knew she never wanted to leave home, plus she says she wasn't ready. And even when her mother moved to Orange County, she followed but thought the stay would only be for a short time. Before the Southern California prelims last year, she went back to her hometown to see a Blink 182 concert. In that summer of transition, a bit of depression set in. She missed the free-spirit atmosphere of San Diego. She missed her friends. She stopped running. Steve Virgen COASTERS Yet, that's when reality started to set in. She realized, if she wanted to achieve any type of success she would have lo let go of San Diego. She also received motivation from Zoila Gomez qnct-used the swnmer as a season to improve. Gomez, a Costa ·1 just wasn't happy," she said. #I didn't know if I wanted to run anymore.• When cross country season came, she competed for OCC, but she was never really a part of the team, she admits. She wQuld sometimes miss practice and head for San Diego. After the season ended, the what-ifs began to surface. What if she bad gone to Sacramento Stale1 What if she went to San Diego State, where she wanted to go in the first placd What if she just forgot about the past and would prepafe for the OCC track season? Mesa High product, finished as the 101<. SK and 3K slate champion last year and now runs for Adams State College in Alamosa, Colorado. S\lm.mer came and Shurtleff began to train. She ran, ran and ran. ·1 just kept running, a lot,• she said. "I just ran everyday, sometimes twice a day. I would run over 50 miles a week. Mileage counts. I improved over a minute in cross country because of it." Shurtleff won the state title in cross country. This time she was a part of the team. She made many friends and the successful season set • Interim tag rem oved as longtime track and field coach replaces retired Jane Hilgen dorf. Steve Virgen DAILY PILOT COSTA MESA -The inter- im title from Fred Hokanson's job has been removed as• Orange Coast College announced Tuesday he is the school's Athletics Director and Dean of Physical Educa- tion. Hokanson, who held the position on an interim basis since January, after bis prede- cessor, Jane Hilgendorf, retired, says he is focused on maintaining, what fie called, "the Orange Coast College tradition.• ·we are the best commu- nity college in Orange Coun· ty," Hokanson said. "It takes Shurtleff, however, never really prepared for last year's track season. She would still travel to San Diego. good people to make that SEE COASTERS PAGE 7 standard stay there. Jane Hilgendorf did a great job. I just want to continue the work that she re&lly got going.• SUccmt M119Hlne Champions (at Newport ...... .,... Oub, CdM riders honored • Equestrian competitors receive awards at postseason .banquet. EQUERRIAll He announced Barbara Bond , who coaches women's SOC<:er and badminton. wW serve as assistant athleUa '°"""' 7 • John Lloyd vs. Guillermo Vilas (following) -Yannlck Noah vs. SCott Davis ~ 1 p m. -Henri Leconte vs. John Lloyd (following) -Pn cash w. Guillermo Vilas 7 p.m. ·John McEnroe vs. Scott Davis (followlflg). ~ Wll•nder vs.=-No.h 1 p.m. -Guillenno vtlas vs. Henri Leconte (~. M.t1 Wllender w. Scott Davis DOubtts . ~· w. VllasA.elf Shlr-1 ....... 1 p.m. ·~~vs.. Hlritf~ (~ JOhn Mcllwoe w. M.u Wiland« ~.~vs.. c..tilDaYlf ...., 1 p.(n:. ~ Hnll ~119 -~ANI .. CORONA DEL MAR -Corona del Mar eighth grader Nlcole Kim, competing for the CdM vars.Sty in the Interscholastic Equeltria.Ji League, was honored as the overall van1ty hunt seat equitation and ffiL medal champion at tho fEL's recent postaeuon banquet. Kim, who along wtth CdM Wgh· freshman Whitney Weidner led CdM to a l«'Otid·~ overall team finish in the teven·sboW MNllOn. wu also leCOnd overall in eqwtetiOn ovw fences. The CdM junior v~. conallting Of tr.b- man Sydney Purer, Julia Koett1119, Whltn8f Rot end Anne ScbrcJeder, wm thi .t.""!!flll ..... c:NmpknMlp Jor .... 11111111. .,,. .. iah.ing 1eCOnd overall in the freshman division dltector. last season. HokaMOn, who WM bl.red Koetting was the lndivklual champion 1D ln 1869 u a full·time phyllca1 • eq\iitation ove_r fences. 9duceUoft m.trudOr a an All ot CdM s ridel'I train et Wln<booG Penn Ullitant track uad Belcl With traine r Cante Coker. Ron H0werd ii the C08(:h, Mid be'I adt.d ebOut faculty advOOi lb Ille CdM ~ team, ~-aOal Of blr- which competel egam.t ~ 50 atba IBL ~ fOur ... OOC C119daM, member tchoolt from ~ tbd 50Ulli. -Tlie llitW .,....,_ "*II tr land. .1 nrrlr'•foilbil~ .... CdMa.ldlfMlmtndr urga,wlit•n4iDd 'a ' 1hil 'Wd .. ellda lild EDglilb ~ ud rtderl .,. allowed to ~ duct lnlbc40r. ,_ ~ m ~ '° ave d••••· Rlbbaal u.s .... tNck aild 11111 .-paUlll .. awwdM ..... ftnt 12 ,,......ID wUI b• •DD4'UDced ...... ::r:w.::~ ......... ....... -,.,... llciaepf.'1111 tbe • • • • , Doily Pilot BASKETBALL' M8'lrld earns spot at San Francisco State COSTA MESA -Orange Coast College's Jeremy Madrid, a 6-foot-2 guard who played on the Pirates' men's basketball team, will move on to San Francisco State in the fall. Madrid appears in line to gamer a scholarship after earning a roster spot with the CatQrs in a tryout two weeks ago. H e averaged 8.1 points and 3.8 rebounds a game in Orange Empire Conference play this past season. -by Steve Virgen PREPS CONTINUED FROM 6 before the completion of the school year. CdM Coach Dick Freeman said Encinias wants to play football at CdM and Pr8Qlllan, whose Sea Kings begin spring practice Monday, said he is still looking into whether Encinias can practice at CdM, until his eligibility case is settled. Encinias is enrolled in the sixth-period football class. The former Newport-Mes.a Jr. All-American standout played with many CdM players growing up. Both Brinkley and ·Freeman believe Enctruas, swift and elusive, has immense potential. Among the Newport Harbor boys water polo standouts moving on to play collegiately will be Kyle Bean. Bean. a valuable def.ender for the last fall's CIF Division I cbamp1ons, will continue at UC San Diego. Releagulng appeals by Esperanza and El Modena will be beard today by a Southern Section committee at The Grand in Long Beach. Bolb a.re expected to be denied. SPORTS HIGH SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS swiMMING Sailors ready'to take on Division I elite COASTE RS CONTINUED FROM 6 • Boys, girls teams prepare fo r tonight's CIF-SS prelims with finals set for Friday. Tony Altobelli DAILY Pit.OT BELMONT SHORE -If only the CIF would allow Newport Harbor High junior Aaron Peirsol free reign on the pool in U:ii.s year's CJF Southern Section Division I preliminaries and Finals ttus week at-Belmont Plaza. •If Aaron could swim all the events, I would have no doubt in my mind, be could win every D1v1sion I event, except maybe the breaststroke events,• Newport Coach Brian Kreutzkdmp said about tus 2000 Olympic silver medalist. "That shows JUSt how versatile he really ls.• Already with three individual CIF titles under his belt, Peirsol looks for two more in the 100-yard backstroke and the 200 freestyle. "He holds the Division I record m the 200 mdividual medley ( 1 :49.01 set at last year's hnals), • Kreutzkamp sdid. "Every year, I give him a choice of the backstroke and some other event and he chose the 200 free I !e's seeded 14th. but I look for tum to sigruficaoUy improve on that.• - "Top five is our godl. • Kreutzkamp Sdld. "To do that, we're gomg to need quality swims from our relay teams. If we can get a top three in two of the thref' relay evenLc;, we should be in good shape.• Leading the relay brigade is Peirsol, Peter Belden, Joey Snelgrove and HOKANSON CONTINUED FROM 6 Hokanson said. Steven Jendrusma, last year's Division I champion quartet in the 200 free relay. Belden and Peirsol will join Andrew Cole and Ryan Lean m the 400 free relay, while Cole, Snelgrove, Je ndrost- na and Shaun Johnson will compete in the 200 medley relay. Individually speaking, Lean, a junior, qualified for the Division I pre- liminaries in the 200 free and 500 free, while Cole will compete in the 100 free and 100 back. Belden will swim the 50 free. On the girls side, junior Carly Geehr will look to bring some fusl- place hardware home after two near misses last year. Geehr will get another crack at Irvine High's Enn Volcao in the 200 free. At last year's finals where New- port rlllished second in lhe learn stand- ings, Volcan out-touched Geehr at the waJ.! for first place, but it's Geehr who has posted the fastest time this year (1:5 1.36). Ln addition to the 200 free, Geehr will also compete in the 200 IM. where she's seeded second (2:04.55). Sophomore Nicole Mackey, who took second at last year's finals in the 100 butterfly, looks for first place Uus year She will also compete in the 100 backstroke. Fellow sophomore 1 layley Perrsol will make her second dppearance on the, CIF Division I stage, com peting in the 200 free dnd 500 lree. Sophomore Mal Tdjima (100 back) and senior Jennifer Arrow ( 100 breast- stroke) will also swim forlhe Sailors. her up for her recent success in track. *That meant a lot,• she said of the state tiUe •1 tried hard for that. I had all this pressure. It was stressful. But, then 1 was so happy after. "I never thought I would win state,• she said. "In the beginning, that wasn't one of my goals. I just wanted to run. I like to win, but it wasn't the reason I was running. When I ran, that just would make me happy.• ' She won the OEC tiUe in the tOK (40:17.0), April 27 and the next day she grabbed three mor"' conference championships in the 5K (I 0· 18.88), 3K (10:40:89) and 1,500 (5·02.49). The confere nce awarded her the Track Athlete of the Year for distance events. "There's not too many redlly fast people in my conference,· she said of the OEC Finals. "(Coach Dave Pier) 1ust said lo do what was needed to WUl. The 3K was the hardest because il was the last race.· Like most champions, Shurtleff stopped asking, "What if?.· She is driven by the fear that someone behind her nught pass_ her. She continues to work so thdt won't happen. Next year, she will more thdn likely run for Concordia University, which won the NAlA title m cross country m the fall She said she has received olfers fro,m NCAA Division l uruvemlles, but she wants to stay focused. She believes the small setting won't provide distractions. At Concordia, Shurtle ff will study to become a teacher at an elementary school, where, 1t seems to me, some parent will surely say, "l'm so lucky my lud has you for a teacher.· ize how many meetings I would be uwolved with SCHEDUlE TODAY • Baseball ·w e have a real good shot of carrymg on a real fine tradition.· said I lokanson, who became the head track and field coach in 1978 and held the position through the 2000 sea- son. "We're going to lure four petJple. We're going to influence Orange Coast College, the physicdl education dJld Ule athletics, for the next 15-20 years. What a gredt goal that I'm going be able to help accomplish.• One of the Uungs that I'm exoted dbout IS the support that we have from our administra- tion," he sdid. "Margaret Gratton, the college president, 1s really supportive. All of the administration has be~n great." Hokanson sdid there is but one negative about his new Job, but he's willing to make the sacrifice. "I've been a person lhat's had summers off: he said with a laugh. "I'm not going to have that Uus year. That's a drawback.• For sue years pnor to becon}ing Athletics Duector and Dean or Physical Education, Hokanson served as a~sistant athletics dJ.rec- tor and was responsible for the athletics bud- gets. He has se~d with several organizations High school -Corona del Mar vs. Costa Mesa, at TeWinkle Park, 7 p.m.; University at Estancia, 3.15 p.ryi. • Softball High school · Costa Mesa at Corona del Mar. 3 15 p m .. Estancia at University. 3 15 p.m Hokanson adutitted he was not sure of tak- ing the job on a permanent basis when he began in Jam.tary. "It's really bigger than I had anticipated/ he said of his job. "I thought I would be able to get out of the office a lot more. I didn't real- ·and committees at Coast, including Academic Senate, Planning and Budget Committee and J..and Ut::ilization Committee, ): --- •Swimming High school boys and girls · . Newport Harbor at CIF • Division I Preliminaries, at Belmont Plaza, 4 p.m. Wedne,doy. Moy 9, 2001 7 Winston advances for Orange Coast BAKERSFIELD The Orange Coast College men's goU team finished ninth out of 10 schools at the Southern California Regionals Monday at Rio Bravo Country Club. OCC sophomore Brian Winston overcdJlle a shaky hrst round and 106-degree temperatures to finish with an even-par 72 for a 36-hole score of 149, earning a trip to the state championships: held at the Northridge Country Oub in Sacr~ento Monday. TEN NIS CONTINUED FROM 6 Divts1on V poll, is a likely sec- ond-round opponent May 17, with lhc quarterbnals slated May 22 and the semifinals May 24. Harvard-Westlake is seed- ed No. 4 m Dlvision V and San Manno IS the No. 3 seed. CdM, which concluded its regular season Apnl 24, will make use of 1~ near two- week team ldyoff (individuals . competed m the Ojai Valley tournament. dS well as tbe PCL singles and doubles championships) by resting its top players and auditioning candidates for the one spot left open in its doubles lineup. • 1 told Bndn Morton (No. 2 smgles), who has had a bad forearm. he was off the first two mdtches, • Mang said. "We'll play some of our younger guys m the first cou- ple rounds.· Mang Sdld the layoff will also help Cameron Ball and Garrett Snyder recover from mo non ucleos1s The Sea Kmgs' premier lmeup features seniors Ball and Morton, dS well as Sny-· der. a sopho{llore. m smgles. DEEP SEA RI ~ F1clltloua Bualness Fictltloua Bualnesa Fictitious BualneH T1<esa M Emoo ne:;g name ol Bto cb:led by a COtPO'•bOn PUBLIC NOTICE NaOcl OI S. ~ n ri N1rne Statement Name Statement Name Statement Th11 slatemenl was Genesis 4 U. at 307 Have you started NOTICE Of SAlE Olfu llldlr 1 Nalice Of The fol~ peraons The lollowll'll persons The following persons filed wtth lhe County Placentia. •207. dorng business y11? Not.ce Is hereby given ~ ~ IJln are doing buainess as: are doing business aa are doing buskleu at Cleft. of Orange County Newport Bt1ch. CA Yes. 311~1 pursuant 10 5tctt0ns o.d Qctit. 06, 2000 TFU lndustroea. «9 Unrv11111 Llcen1lng HB KiCl<boxlng. 3425 on 04/13/2001 92663 Logotec USA 3071 and 3072 or 1he llllla )lllU life -*" IO Hamilton SI , #A, Costa Servtoe. 6109 Seasho<e E Westrldge, Orange, 200188111497 The F1ct111ou1 Busi· Tlm Tyler, CEO/Pres•· CIVIi Code ol the Stlte ot l"DllcC 'Pl~·~ llllY bl Mesa. CA 92627 Or., Nl'#p()(I Beadl. CA CA 92867 DaRy Piiot Nir 18. 25. ness Name referred to dent California the under· di 11 1 _. 1 )QI Mlcilael Biello, «9 92603 Khafil Ghosn. 3425 E May 2. 9. 2001 W396 above was ltled In Or· This statemeht was signed Hart>or Towing 1-1 • ---d 111 Hamtlton St. •A. Costa Tamara Ne&ler. 6109 Westridoe Or . Orange. ange County on Bi'22IOO hied wllh the County will sell at pubjrc aucbon, ....--· Mesa CA 92627 Seasho<e Or . N1wport CA 92867 Flctltloua Bualness FILE NO 20006837991 Clerk ol 0.anga County at 1022 E Gnutnu1. nlllft d "' ~ Th11 business 11 con· Beach. CA 92663 Tills buslll8ss 1& oon· Name Statement Full. Name and Ad· on 04J06f2001 Santa Ana caitt 92701 ...,.. ~)OU ftlUtl CD\-dueled by an individual TN& bu11ness is con· dueled by' an lndMdual The toOow1ng parsons dflH ol the Person 20011H1084 al 900 11111 on May 26. ~1.•11 ,;,, OnA.. .. W.,ll ~ Hive you started dueled by 1n indMdual Have you started .,, doof'll t>usiness as ~hdera-:•no1 .~a7me~s G Daily2. 9 P1lol AfK 25. Mty 2001 the following de- cw w "" •• doing businlSs yet? Have you s11rted doinO busine9s yet? No Miller Aulomothre ..... "' ..... • 16. 2001 W966 scnbed ptopetty 10 Wit bEll "*-btt'J d fw YM. 111.W c1oinO butlness yel? No Khalil Gt>ocn 1966 Placentia Ave Or Newpot'I e.acn. C YNr 1991 MMe 0- UICll FG'8lt e..... °"*' Mk:hHI Bletlo Tamara Nester This statement WH Unr1 0 Costa Mesa CA 92660 LEGAL NOTICE ucenee • 2UTZ335 23101UICllC..DM11tw Thi. aUtlement was This statement was hied with 1h8 County 921127 Signatur1 Jimes G NOTICE IS HEREBY Slate Cahf. VINI CllyoflJ6alFaell,Qultrd filed with Iha County hl9d Wilh 1h8 County ClefkolOntngeCounty JoaeRodnguez.1025 ~sJ'stat-·nt wu GIVENthallheBoerdol 1GIYY2387M5100588 °'1191 SU.. d c.ltma. Cler1t ol Ortnge County Cler1t ol Oraoge Couoty on ()4113/2001 s Cone 01 . Santa Ana, "" ... _ -Educa.llon ol Iha New· S.kl sale IS tOf the llldlrfll ~ol•pi.nu· oo 04/13/2001 on 04/13n001 200181111498 CA 82704 fifed with Iha County porH.tesa Un'Hled purpc>M of s.allsfylng lien 1111 ID .. 11r1111 d h9 200111881525 200188815211 Oalfy Pilot}"'. 18, 25, Thlt business 1s con· ~~~ County School 011tnct of Of-of the unoen11gned !Of CllW'I CXMIWlll ~ Dally Piiot Apr 18. 25. OaMy PilotA{K 18, 25. Mav 2. 9. ~ W397 ducted by an 1ndlvidual ange County win receive towing and storage to- n! ~ ..xrdld 111 May 2. p, 2001 wq May 2. 9. ~ W405 Have you started 00..., Pilo~ll_.°..1,8~~1•5f:. aealed bids up to 600 gether wrth costs of lld-O&ftJ/19'0, • ~ No Flctltloua BualneH doing business ye1? No "' ..,... a m. on the 17\h day of v1rt1s1ng and aiq>ense• 241n-boak 13747. Plflll l54S Flctltloua BualnMa Flctltloua BualnHa Name Statement Joae Rodriguez May 2, 9. 2001 W104 May, 2001, 11 the of eale Oeted this 3rd .u-, of Ollcllll Aetads d Name Statement Name Statement The lqlowiog person• This 11atement was Purchasing Ollie• or da~. ~\'· 2001. ~ I">...... ,.....__ The follow4no pttfSOf'll The following pertOOS are dolnil buslnesa as· fll9d with Iha County STATEMENT OF Aid Sohool Olstnc;t, IO-IS/: ,,_, NCMMry ra.is ...._.,. -·-. ant~ tiusw-. a are doing~ 85 Molly Brown's C1att1 o1 Oraoge County WITHDRAWAL ceted at 2985-B Bear Published Newport 0 lbci. 1 t. Qirpc>-Mr StW. IS.0 &.p. A.) ML Tsylot & Co. Swimwear. 21 t6 New· oo CM/13/2001 FROM Strwt. Coet.a Mela, CA B11ach-Co1ta M111 '*"~· •01N1a11 fer= nor Ave., Cotta M .... B ) Paalic Container C) p0rt Blvd. Nawporl 20018M1524 PARTNERSHIP 92626 at whd1 time Uld Daly PlloC May 9. 2001 h-•~ CA 8'2e27 cQ.11 Foldlng ~rtoo Beech. CA 92663 Daily Piiot AfJ( 18. 25. OPERATING bids will be publlcty W983 IW-... 1111 JoM Alvarez. 521 E Co. 2192 Dupont Or . Juhe S McMack1n, Mav 2. 9, 2001 W395 UNDER opened and reed tor Dair -11111n • Uln Sfd St . 1102. Long Sit 112• IMne CA 21111 Newport Blvd , DISTRICT VEHICLES SUPERIOR COURT lllDdld 1~212000 • BMdl. CA 00802 92612•1328 Newp0r1 Beaell. CA Fictitious BuaJneu FICTITIOUS Al bidl 1n 10 be"' ac-OF CAU FORNtA, CA ~ Ho 3XXX)5t5JIW This boaineta le oon-Mk:tlael Louis Taylor. 92663 Name Statement BUSINESS NAME cordance with Condi· COUNTY OF 11oc*, f>lol. d .. o11i:i11 ducted by an lnclVldUal sos S9lll Rd. Newport Ba.SI C. McMaclun, The lollowinQ persons The IOllowlng ~ =~l'lltl'UdJOna, and ORANGE twaJldl c{ _, CD.lllY. end Have you star1ed Beadl. CA 92663 2116 Newport Blvd . are doinO bulil8U as. hes Wllhdr•wn u • oeo-llC¥lS wtldl .,. 341 Tl1E CITY DAM: pn.m IO SlcDarl 13157 al dol!lg bu1lne1t y1t? Thia 1:1uam .. s 11 con-Newport Beach, CA Carpenter. Millian & Mal pertner from the on file in the olfica al Iha POST OfflCE BOX ,. <M O.of,. s.. d YM, Auaust .2000 dueled by. an~ 92663 Austin Compeny, 125 par1nersh1p o~rattng Purctlaslng Director ol 1•111. ORANGE. c.llarlW _, • • ...., JoM .(1varu Hive you i larted Thia llualnau 11 con-Meaa Of , Coale Mesa. under the llC1itloul bulli· said Sctlool 0111nct. CA 92863-1571 ~ IO ,. .._.. i.dl.W Thi. 1taternent was doing buline11 yat? ducted by: • general CA 92627 ""' name al BIO 2996-8 Bear St., Cott.Ii LAMORE~UX fer Cllll, ~ • n al flied 1¥tth the County Yes, 2f.W1 partnership • Car~oter. Mllllall & G-li• 4 U, al 307 Mesa. CA 9262.6 JUSTICE OENTEA .. In !MU lllCllWJ ol .. Cllr1I of Onll'rge County Mldlael Louia Ta)1or Have you ttarltd Austin Company. LP. Pla~ntia. 1207, A P8ffonnanoe Bond PETITION OF ~. fli~"t. Lr*d s..... .. .... ... on 04/1~15"1523 Thia llatement WU ~ng~u~I~::· y11? (CA) 125 Mesa Dr.. ~;::r Baach. 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CA ~ .... -..'.)I .. __. l=_.- • .. 111111• ---.................. Ji .............. ~ .......... •11111111 ..... ; .. ,.., MMe.,,. ...... ~ -~ ... ~ .. '*' .. ...... ~f:;.~ ,;r;. ..... ~!!#'.':"~~ "'•' ~: -· --in .. t:': ....... ...... =r .... r:. .... a .. --...z:n .. • H011C1 °' ,...,... NOTa 10 ..._ Tlw aonir.-and bGs!d In 111 _... ~ le lillltded' -. .,. to "*" al fld. p.tormance U...-ow lM>of c.oda, tit Or..-M10U111 Ml luln In h tlonal f'ovr ~;:J Ml& TllMILlllOll CO....,R"'CTORI ~ ~·ICllOt "'*' .... fwt tan (10%1 par· ContrM~ 1tMe a "1erallona Of· COf'lt~. d h ~ o1 in. "lntonnallon for Bict-dolllrl rnuat be OIOllWI ~ CA.LOO ;OR 11D8 l WI per not .... lian cetlt of vi. h*I bid C40 UOMM llee, ...--..... Uni· Eld! bid ~ 1r1 cMlrlal ~· d the clert." • , If 11~ l>Y mall QS1 YOU AU IN °" SOHOOl 01m1CT· lhe ~ ~valllr\Q llltce. fumMt\. ~ No peyment lhall be fled Sefloot Dl'1tlot, l'lllpOllM to ~ ..... Stat• ol Califomla hu Eacfl ~ ,muat OM-CMdll lho!Jd flt ttlf4t PAULT UHD!l A NEWPORT-MESA UNI· tatw of "9M to al bond In h amounl not mtCle for WOltc 0t ,.... aee5 891t sn.t, 8U1ct-tN1 COIQln, a1 1 bid ~ lht OIMf• ll(m and be ~ pe,yebte to NawilOrt• •M011(ll OI' Di!UM· 11ED SCHOO\. 01$• ~~In flt -~~ hundred rial undet lht contraet lrlll E. eo.r. MNa, CA ~ ~ lhMOnO. ally prtVlilltlO ,. ... of lO In• oontract dOcU-Me.. Unllltd School QUINT ASS!SSN!HT" iRICT •xKUliotl ol the 000· (100%) __.. .. t:A lht to-~ and unlll 1he Dt$-82°828 Call (71'4) ~ Ind bracing, °' MOii In the locdly 1n manta. Etd'I bidder ahllll Olatnct, .U SHOWN 11iLOW PROJECT: llD lnlCt. Hoidlv tUN liNll !al bid~ Ind fun*fl TfllCT vttlfl• ht IN 421-7530 lor clelalll. ~Jtnt ~. for whl(h h WOltl 19 \0 be IUl>mlt, Of\ ll'le tonn 8ldl ..__ bt ~ OU ..,;,;, ..,.. .. CONTR CT be paiO .. ~ In otfl~"9 tvldtnolng ~ -Pf'OQtftv llldlJ 1M11 not be ~ the ~ of Nit Ind Pfl'tormed. COplff ol f\Amlatltd with tht ~ In the place kltntlfltd ~ ~ ,.J1cr IOMl~' ~ ,./_, the ~~ that lht rtqVITIO l!'tur· ~ at h llrN lt'9 rrom ~ not' at-llrnb In trinahe• and tNM waoe rat• dt-tiam ~ • lltt of ~.A ~ .. WJl=bt YOUI ftOPDTY fT ~l'L~OIMl!NT • llQfetmtnt to ano1 It In thc:t In the COl'lt'*Ct we.a awarded. ttndlng thl• walk· oe>tn txcavatlol'I, Wlllch tamllnatlon.~1 tntltltd 1"-PfopoMd . aubCol'I-.,,........... ..... l>U ~ v•""""'.. ...... Het1 pertlcu r craft. ~ Mt b1tl fn lht Any contractor not .o ttirougfi. llhall conform to 'Po PrtVaUlng w-ii• Scale, tt.alort on 1111' projtot !Md 9'olld at the MAY Ill SOLD Al A • __..... ,.._ ~ or typt of GaMral CondlUoot. In ffcellNd '-tllbltct to NOTICE IS HEREBY J111cab19 N1etv ordert. are malntalneii at the aa rtqul,td ~ IClttd tnt ~ ~ ~~C 1,,AIA sJU,~ ~= work t~ on the tht tvtnt of failure to ..... under the law. GIVEN that 1M ...... GOVERNltfO BOARD Ollltrict Oll'iot locatad at: S~ and In ~ wlll'I h .,....., ,,..., ......, ., .,..,..,,; JUN& 11 200t, Pf'.Oltcl No blddtr mtY tnttt Into ltlt contract It the llotflff ollMI• l\llMd SdlQOI Di11r1ct o1 /$1 Ertc H • .i.n., C.P.E. 2985 8Nr Street. Bulld-tractlng Fair Ptac:tlctt !'HOIM:iont QI Callfomla '"'" ur .,._.. "'"'"~ AT 2:00 PJl wtchdnrw ~ bid for I and tXtoUtt !tit r.. flcatlon tPtClfltd htf.in. Oranot Counw. CA, Olrtctor, Faclllt!H, Ing E. Coete Mell, CA Ae1 Govtmment Cod. Pllbllo Oonttad CocJ9 OP 'nfl PIOC'!EDlNGS . TE ~ ot -~ (llO) doYI quired doGumontt, auch ~ la that of a "spe-~by and hough b Malni-nc:a and Oper· t~M. Faollltl ... Main· ,Sec:tlon 4100 at Nq. s.ctlon 3300. the OIS. AOAJNST YOU. YOU ~'f~2 D~i afttt the dlt. Mt fot lht bid a.cuttty will be tor-= conlraolo(' .. de-Oovemlng aotr<I. htr• atlone tenan0e and Operatlont, Each bid lhal bt ae> TRICT ftQU!fw that the ~= ~~ ~ PLA~E' OF BID RE· ~ of ~ lalttd. The Fal1MAI Ptr· In ~ 7058 of lnalttr raltrred to a1 Publi•hed Ntwport and are 1Ylliliblt to lll"f ~ by • certilled blOdtr poueaa lht ~ .....,."""' OIV"'w •-.;... CEIP'f, FACILITIES & A ayment~ ol\d formanct 8Cnd al\ll ,.. lht Callfomla Buelnua "OISTAIOT." wlll l'flOOIVt BHeh·Coata MHt llD'"1ed patty upOf! tt-Ot ~· ctltCk or bid towing ~~ .-r• =-~·~ ~:.: OPERATIONS. .2.985 be rtqUlred to eic. main fn Ml force.,., ef· and Ptofnalonl Codt, up 1o1 but not ... ht! Dally PllOt May 2, 9, qunt. 11\a oonttlolor bond In e,n amount not oontractor• 1,,__ II •-"' ..... _ ., __ St--Ao.aw..... E. acutlon of I t conlr801 ~ throUllh the Ql!Af~ the ~tty conlraelOf Ille above .. ta.ttd tlm., 2001 en.• ..-a ,.,,,.,.. 01 tt11t fell than ten (10%) ~_j tilt lllnt INI the oonnot COl.lll(y, nila, kllOWll ~.,.., ~'CA-~ Ml 81'1111be1n the foml tat periocfu ~In 1watcfed the oonnct for •Hlad blda for tht W978 ~ attach )Ob cent of tht total UIQ Ill awetdtd: u ll1 Salbuta, Newpon (71.. '424-7530 • ' ttl fOlth In the· contrad the Gtnanll ~ Ihle wotk 111&1 ll&elf oon-1wtld of e c:ontttet fO( NOTICE TO .tte, The contra010t arid Piiot, fumleh a P•ymttlt Contntator: .. leldt. CaUf'oiilla • 1A11 LACE PLANS/ documents. The OISTAICT re· etN<lt a ~ ol the ~ .. v•: project de· CONTR"'CTOnS any ~ under tlond lo the amount not I ~ f\lnlllr 4llCrlbed ill die DOCUMENTS TO BE Pursuant to Section lelVe9 the rtgrit to -.rc1 wOlt In aCcordllnce With '""'"""" ~ " ft eh&# ~ not 1Na than le" tnen one l!vndrtd No payrMnl e!\111 N amdMd ~A. Patcel PICKED UP: Same aa 22300 of tht Public Con-the l'kl I.<> more than one lhe pro\llslona ol Cellfor· A6PHALT REPAIAI CAU.ING FOR BIDS the specified ~111111.g {1()()'1(.) peroent of the to-made for woit ot ,,,...._ I: Unit SI 111bown 11114 above. ll'1ld Code, ttie conttac:t {11 bidder. The DIS· nla BualntH and REPLACEMENT • SCHOO!. DISTRICT: f'atea of wage1 to· all ~ bid price, and fumilh rial under ll'le COftl_m:t dmribecf ill Cbe coadoallA-WALKTHROUGHr Will COl'ltaln provisions ffUOT r9MMNI ~ right ProltHlon1 Code VARtOUS DISTRICT NEWPORT-MESA UNI· wonttfl ~ed In ttie eertJllc&ttt evldcinclng ~ and until the QIS. 1u111 p1111 r-=orded Sep-MANDATORY wt1k. p1rmltting the IUO· to rtject any Of all ~ Section 7059. StTES FIEO SCHOOL 01$-eic,cutlon of the con• thet the requifed !Mur· TRICT vtrtf!M lhat lho lallbct 14, 1971 ill boot through It tdledlrled IOr oeuful blddtr to or to waive any FaUure to oomplete the Ther4I wt• be a Twenty TRICT tl'KI. Holiday rat• shaU tnce It In effad In lht Contradof was Pl'OC*'V 12341, 11'1• m and Mey t8, 200t at 8:00 •ubeUtute aewrtllea tor lrregul81"1" or work within the time eel ($20.00) doller no11•r• PROJECT; 81 be paid ae specified In amounts aet lotttl In the "'**9d .i the tlmeJ!llt IOU iodusive of official A.M. Prospective bld-any monies withheld by lnfomlailtles In any bids fol1h hefelrl will rMUlt in fundabla payment r• 109-01, CONTRACT the collectiVt berga~ General Conditions. In oontr1ot Wll aw.~. recordi of aid COWllY. dens are to meet at Facil-tht DISTRICT to ensYre or ~ the bidding. Ille itQPOSitlon ol llqul· QU/fed for eadl 881 of bid IOM>1, FLOOD DAM-agr~ aQOl!albkl to the evtnt of failure to Any contractor not «> Pared l : ao Wldividccl Illes & OperatlOl'ls Of· performance under the Aa required by Section dated i:lamagee IOr eacti doeumenta. An 1ddl· AGI • REllJAJR ANO each particular craft, anler Into the contrict licensed I• •ubieet to 1119111 INtrcsl u tmanc lll flee. NeM>011-Mesl lJnl. oontraot. 1n3 ol the California dly of delay, In the tlonal Four ($4.00) RESTORATION • olWlflcalk>J'I or type of and necute the re-peoaltlee under the !hr. commoll in ~fee inlen:ll fled school District, Each bid submitted In Labor Code, the Dlredor amount Mt fOrth In the dollal'I must ba lnc:tuded LINCOLN SCHOOt. worti: e"1J)foyed Ol'I the Qllired documenlt. , IUCh If the lictnM cll'.sSl-ill llld to Che COClllllOll area 2985 Bear Street. Build-~ to this Notice of the Department of In-"Information for Bid· If handled by mall. DEADLINE: project. No bidder may bid security will be for· ftcatlon apecifled hertlo- of lol 2 l1ac:t 9159 ID die ing E. Costa Mesa, CA ~hall contain, u a bid dustflal Relations of the ders." Ched<s lhould be made JUNE I, 2001, Witfldraw &frY bid for a felted. Tiie Fa1'1t11Vl Per· aboVt Ill that of • ~ C"" of' N,._,. .. • .. _... 92626. Call (714) ~~.:~adequatand bre ~ng. ,.;. dState o1!_~at:t_~nla has 1 Each bldbe must con-payable to Newport· AT 10:00 A.M. period of sixty (60} dlYI fonnance Bond thall ,.... olally oontractor" ~~ ... -, --.-" ....,..., "'""' '"'" -eterm '""' ""' gent!· orm and reeponislve Meta Unified School BOARD DATE: afte• ~ date Ml tor the main In full tome and tf· fined In Section 7""° "' Cowiy of Onoae, Stll.c of '424•7530 for details. equfva ent melllod, for ally prevailing rates of to the contract docu· Dlatrl<lt. JUNE 12. 2001 opening of bids. feet through lhe gueran-the Callfomla Bull,_ Caliloroia 11 r; :\' Bide will not be a<lCePled the pro«ecting ol life and WI""" in the local;,,, In mente. Each blddet lhall Bids 8hell be recelVed PL.ACE OF BIO RE· A Payment Bond A .. _M tee period u ~ In Ml Profeulonl Cede. . filed ill .,;,_~ 43 -from contrac\OtS not at· lj b I _...., d ..... r..o:.· ""' '· .. , .. _ IO 3 i~e of ~la-tending this walk· m n tre.,.. .. ea an ..,,,..., lhe wo ..... to be submit, on the form In the place Identified CEIPT: FACILITIES & be rtQUlred prior to ex· the General llonl. th9 epeclalty contract_gr __.,.,, . .... r through. open excavation, Which performed. Coples ot fumlshed wtth the con-above, and 11h1U be OPERATIONS; 2985 eout.iOl'I of the cOl'ltract The DISTRICT rt· awarded lht oontraet l'df i-:-IJllPI, rcco .... o NOTICE IS HEREBY ehall conform to ai>· these wage rate de-tract documents. a ll8t of opened and publicly Belr Street, Building e, and wit be In the fonn serves the right to award tl\l8 wort< she• Itself con- aid cowiry u tudl term GIVEN th 1 the above plicable salefy ordera. terminations, entitled the proposed suboon· read aloud at the above-Costa Mesa, CA. 92626, aet fOl1h In the contract the bid lo more lhan one llruct • majority of tt1a is ddined 'io tbe article a • GOVERNING BOARD Prevalllng Wage Scale, tractors on this projeot cated time and place. (71•~ 4.24·7530 documents. ~1~ biddflf. The DIS· wont In acootdlmoe·...., -.:.•....1 "d-" • · • of named School Olstrict·of /SI E""' H J.., C PE . tal d h I d b " I ~.w--ol ,...,.;;z· ........., ":'1111uons orange County, CA. '"' · .... a, . . . are main ne al t e ae requ re Y t .. e o IOCOrdance wittl the LACE PLANS/ Pursuant to Section ICT reeeivee lhe tlolM the ..,.,._.,,,.., _,.,.,.. the declal'lllOn of cov~ acting by and thlouoh ils Director. F1cllllles, District Offioe qed at: Sublettlng end Subcon· provlalons of Callfornla DOCUMENTS TO BE 22300 of the Public Con-to rejeQI any°' all blcit nla Bu1lne11 arid lllDll, coodilioaa and Governing Boatd, here-Maintenance and Oper· 2965 Beal Street. Build-tracting Fair Practices Public Contract Code PICKED UP: Same .. tract Code, the contn1e1 or t:> waive any Proltaelona Coct. rauicdo111 RICOrded Ui lnafter referred to 88 ,allons ln!I E. Costa Meu, CA Act Government Code SectJon 3300, tht DIS· above. will contain provisions lrragularillM or Section 7059. boot 125'73 paae 870 of "DISTRICT," ~ receive ' Published Newport 92826. Facillllee, Maln· Section 4t00 et seq. TRICT requires that tile WALKTHROUGH: permitting the euc· lnformalitlae 1'1 any blda Fallura to compl«eh ot'ficlal tsords ("The up to. but not later than Beech·Costa Mesa tenanoe and Operations, Eactl bid shaA be ac-bidder postell tht fol· MANDATORY walk· oe11lul bidder to °' in tht blddlng. wolti within the lime aet Ocdarllioo") and ll1Y the above·atated time, Daily Pilot May 2, 9, and are availa~ to any companied by e c:Mifiad towing daulflcation of ttwough la scheduled for eubatilu1e securities for M required by Seclion fonn he<eln wtll rMUll In IUpplallenla and amend. sealed bids for the 2001 Interested party upon re-or cashlel's check or bid contractor's llcense . 11 May 21, 2001 at 10:00 any, monlee wtthheld by 1ns of the Callfornl• the l~ltlon of '1: mmu lhetao. e.~ award of a oontreel for W975 queet. The contractor bond in an amount not the time that the contract A.M. Prospec;tlve bid· tht DISTRICT to ensure Labor Code, the Olredor dlted tor tllerefrom all· oil, 011 the above project de· NOTICE TO shall·post a copy cl this less than ten (10%/ per· Is awarded: dens are to meet at Fac:ili performance under the of the Depa~ of In-day of ay, In • ri;btJ. milleftll, minenl ecribld ae: doooment at each Job oent or the tota bid Contractor: Illes & Operations Of> contract. du6trlal Relations of the amount let lofth' In·~ rijbls, llllllnl au nps, ROOF REPAIAI CONTRACTORS site. The QOntractor and price, furnish a Payment C-12 Ucenae fict Newport·Mesa Uni-Each bid ~ed In State of Calllomia has "Information for "'81d· __......_,_A_...._. b REPLACEMENT CA.LUNG FOR BIDS any subcontraelor under bond In lhe amount not No payment shall be lied School Dl1trlct, response to Ihle Nollce de1ennlned the gener· dert.u ;.;;;1;""~ FOAM • VARIOUS SCHOOL DISTRICT: it shall pay not less than less than one hundred made tor wont or mate-2965 Beet Street, &Jll6. shall contain, as a bid ally prevailing rafe1 ot Each bid must con· _..._., •• A DISTRICT SITES NEWPORT-MESA UNI· the specified prevailing (t<>O'll.) ~roent of the to-rial under the contract Ing E, Costa Meea, CA Item, adequata ahettlng, wagee in the locality In form and be tHpOl'lliW ,......., ..... lltllll .... all The · FIED SCHOOL DIS. rates of wages to ell lal bid price, and fuml&h unleea and until lhe DIS· 92628. Call (714) shoring and braolng, °' which lhe wort< Is to be to the contract doe\/· producls derived from any $2 00 wilt be a Twenty TRICT • WOll<ers employed In the certificates evidencing TRICT verifies that the 424-7530 tor detalla. equivalent method, for pe'iformed. Coplee of menta. Ead\ bidder 9'iall ~ ~~°i:'!~~ 'x: ~u~abt! d;:~e~n·~:: PROJECT: BID execution of the oon· that the required Insur· Contractor was Pf'OP8fly Bide will not be aocepted the protectlng cA life and these wage rate de· submit. on the form r quired tor each 881 ol bid 108·01, CONTRACT tract. Holiday rates shall ance Is In effect in lhe licensed at the time thil from contraotOl'S not at· nmb In trenchea and 1armln1tlons. entitled fumished with lht con- parul o land hmlnabo.ve documents. An addl· #06-01, ROOF REPAIAI be paid ae apeclfled In amounts set forth in lht contract was awarded. tending this walk· open excavatloo. which Prevailing Wage Scale. tract docurnenls, a lilt of datnlled, IOJedlcf wttb tlonal Four ($4.00 REPLACEMENT • the c:ollectlVe bargaining General Conditions. In Any contractor not so through. ehaU conform to IP" are malnlalnad at the the propoead aubOOn· ~ . ~ rlJbt of dolar& must be lnciuded CONVENTIONAL agreement applicable to tt1e event of failure to licen&ed II eubiect to NOTICE 1$ HEREBY pllc6ble eafety orderl. ~ Oflloe located at tractor• on this profec:t drilh111. mmwa,. u,plor· If handled by maU. VARIOUS DISTRICT each particular craft, enter Into the contract oenaltlee under the law. GIVEN that the abovt· GOVERNIN'G BOARD 2985 Bear Street. Bulld-H required by the Ina. 11111 openmta there-Clleoks shook! be made SITE§. claallflcatlon or type ol and execute the r• 11 th• llcenee claasl· nemed Sd1ool 01stric1 ol /SI Eric H. Jette, C.P.E log E, Coetl MeM. CA Subletting and SUboon· for, ~ 111>rina ill and payable to Newport· DEADLINE: work employed on the quired documents, eueh flcation tpedlied hefeln-Orange County, CA, Director. Faclllt111. 92626, Fac:llitlM, Main· tract!~ Fair Practlt:e• rat>OVUll die 11111c from Meea Unified School JUNE S. 2001, project. No bidder may bid eecurity wrn be for· above is that of a •ape-&ding by and ttwouah 11$ Maintenance and ()per· ten.nee and Operations, Aot Government Code llld land or any OCber District. AT 2:00 P.M. withdraw any bid for a feitl'd. The Fa.lthlul p.,. claltv contractor" u de-Governing 9oerd, llete-atlona and are available to any Sec:tion 4 tOO It ~ land, iocllldjq die ri&bl to 9lds shall be '11Ceived BOARD DATE: period of sixty (60) days tormanoe Bond ah8ll re-fined 1n Section 7058 ol lnafter re1erred to as Publiahed Newport ltlt«181ed party l,IPOf'I re-Each bid INI be eo- wblpt(oc.t or direccionallY In the place Identified JUNE 12, 200t aft« the date set lor the main In tull force and el· the California &lslness "DISTRICT; will r-ivt Beaeh·Costa Mesa quest. The contractor oompanltct by a oeftllled drill aod miDe from landi above. and shall be PLACE OF BIO RE· opening of bids. feet through the 9'J8r&n· and ProtelSiona Code, up to, but not later than Dally Pilot May '2, 9, sllaM post a copy of thb °' c:uhltf'1 diec:k Ot:llid ocber lhu Cbote b«e-opened and publlcly CEIPT: FACILITIES & A Payment Bond ehilll tee period as specified ill the specialty oontractor the above-stated time, 2001 document at each job bond In en amoun&>>flOj illlbove dacribed oil or read aloud at the above-OPERATIONS, 2985 be required ~ to ex· the General Condltlona. awarded•the OOf'ltract for sealed bids for lhe w979 site. The ooncractor and lt8e than ten (10"ll./ 'Ptf• JU wells. cunnda and stated time and P!808· Bear Street. Building E. ecution ol t e contract The DISTRICT re· thie wort< ahal Itself con-awatd of a contract for NOTICE TO any auboonlrac:.'lor under unt of the tot• llld lhaftl illo, cluou&JI or In aocordlnce with the Costa Mesa, CA 92626, and shall be in the fonn 58(1185 the rlgllt to award struct 1 majority ol the tlie above project cs..· CONTRACTORS h ahall pay not.leas ~ Piiot. llmah 1 Payment IUOll the aib1t1mce of pro111s1one of Callfornla (714) 424·7530 aet forth In the contract the bid 10 more than one work lo acooro.noe ~ 9Cribed ae; the specllied prevallmg bond lo'the ~·not. the land bereitlabovc Public Contract Code PLACE PLANS/ documents. (1) bidder. The DIS. the prOvlaions of Callfor· F\.000 DAMAGE • CALLING FOR BIDS retet o1 wages to 'In 1t18 than one hundted. dQC:ribed ml IO bouoal Section 3300, the DIS-DOCUMENTS TO BE Pursuant to Sectton l"AICT reservee lht'riOhl nla Bualneu and REPAIR AHO SCHOOL DISTRICT: worketS ~ed In h (100%) parcenl o1 tne »- IUCb wtii-~•ed or TRICT requiree ll'lat the PICKED UP: Same as 22300 ot lhe Public Con· to reject any or all bide Professions Coda RESTORATION • NEWPORT·MESA UNI· execution of the con-ta1 bid priol, and f\.lrmtl d,_,_A,.., .. -dri" .... ·-"· bidder possesa Iha fol· above. tract Code, the contract or to waive eny SeclJon 7059. LINCOLN SCHOOL FIEO SCHOOL DIS· l18Cl Holiday rl\M lhall certlflcatM tvtdtneing .,.....,, ... ., ,_, '""'"• lowing clasalficatlon ol · .. WALKTHROUGH: will contain provisions lrragularlties or Failure to complete the There wlll be 1 fwenty TRICT be paid aa tptdfied In that the required "*'<· IWlllds 1A11 lllafta llllder contractor's license at MANDATORY walk· permitting the sue· lnlormatitles In any blds WOii< within the time set jS20.00) dollar noo·re· PROJECT: BID the oollectlve batQalnlno ance is In enect In 'Wlt ~-'~llm~•~f ~ the time that the contract ~ IS ec:heduleQ tor cesstul bidder to ot In the blOdlng. tOlttl herein wlll result In undeble paymtnl re· '10•01, CONTRACT agreement appllcablt tO amOunls Ml fOfttl In tht exumvr -"·"'"° . """ Is awarded·' May f8, 2001· at 8:00 aubetltute sacurilles tor M required by Section the Imposition of llqul· quired for eacl'I Ml of bid 110.01, F\.OORING RE· each partlcUla.r c:ralt, General ConditJona. In to ~· ~· equip, Contractor: · A.t..t Prospective bid· any monies withheld by tn3 of the Caiitomla dated damages lor eaoh documents. An 1ddl· PLACEMENT • VA"I· clusiflc.allorl or type cl the avent of taltur9 to lllllllllUl, rep111, decpell c.39 Llcentt .tiers are to meet at Facil-the DISTRICT to ensure Labor Code, the Director day of delay, In the Uonal Four ($4.00) OUS OIST'RfCT SITU work employed Ol'I tht enter Into the contnict w opere ~ IUCll woUs No payment shill be rtlas & Operations Of· performance under the of tht Department of In-amount Mt forth In the dollar• must be included DEADLINE: prOjec:L No bidder may and axecute the . .re· or mm, without. how-made for wor11 or mate-flo4. Newport-Mesa Uni· contract. dustrial Relations of the "Information tor Bid· If handled by mall. JUNE 7, 2001, withdtaw any bid lor a qulrtd ~. IUCh ever. Ille riiJU to drill, rial under the· contract lied School District, Each bkt s\Jbmitted In State ol Celllornla has ders " cntdls lhoUld be macU AT 2:00 P.M. period of Sixty (80) daYI bid MCUlfff"will t.-fof· mint, aore ~lore &lid unless and ur.61 the DIS.. 2985 Bear Sttffl. B!Md· response lo this Notice determined the gener· Each bkt must con-p1yable to Newport· BOARD DATE: efl« the dlte Mt IOf Ifie ftlled. The Fllltlful f>9r. opaue tluouaJI lhc M · TRICT verllias that the Ing E. Costa Mesa, CA shaU contain. as a bid ally prevailing ratea of form and be responslVe Mesa Unlfled School JUNE t2, 2001 opening of bids. · formanoe Bond .,,., ,... face or the lippCf soo feet Contractor was property 92626. Call (714) Item, adequate sheeting. wages In the locality In to the contract docU· Dt1tr1ct. PLACE OF BID RE· A Payment Bond shall main In tut force MIS ti· of Ole .ublllrflce of the llcensed at the time the 424·7530 for details. &hol1ng and !>facing, or whrch the WO(k Is to be rnenta. Each blddef shall Bide shaM be reotlYed CEIPT: FACILITIES & be required Prior to ex· f~ tlwough lhe ~ land bercinabovc dacribed contract was awarded. 9lds wlll not be aocepted equivalent method, for performed. Coplts ol submit. on tfl• torm fn the place ldentffiad OPERATIONS.· 2985 ecution ·of the contrttd tH perlocfu ~In u rae:rved in 1 be deed Any contractor not 80 from contractors not at-the l)(otecting of life and these wage rate da· fumlshed with the con-above, end 1hall be Bear Streat Building E. and INlt be 1n the tonn tht Geoel'll Condtiona. from the Irvine Company, licensed la subject 10 tending thl1 walk· limb in trenches and terminations, entitled tract documenll, a list ol opened end publicly Colla MM&, CA 92626, sec lol1h in the oontract The DISTRICT,.,.. 1 Corporllioo rsorded penalties u,. the law. through. open eiccavatlon. Which PrevalUng Wage Scala, the propoeed eubooo-reed aloud at Iha lbov• (7t4) 42.4·7530 documents. HMll the llghl ~ ~ December 21 ' l9IO ill II the license ctassl· NOTICE IS HEREBY •hall conform to ap· ere maintained at the tractors on this project stated time and plaoe. PLACE PLANS/ Pursue.nt to Section the bid IO mort than \lN boot l3SS2 ~e 690 of flc:ali6n spet:ified heraln-GIVEN that the above· pllcable safety orders.. Dl$1rict Offlce located et es required by the In accordanc:a with the DOCUMENTS TO BE 22300 o1 the Public Con-( 1} bidder. The DIS· official rea:inls. ~ above is that ot a •spe-named School Dislrio1 of GOVERNING BOARD ~ Bear Slreet. 8uGd-Subletting and Subooo-provisions of Calitomie PICKED UP; Same as trac:t Code. lhe contract tRtCT rtattWa the.Chi E.lc.epcin,c therefrom the clally oontractor" as de-Orange County. CA, /SI Eric H. Jetta. C.P.E. Ing E. Costa Mau, CA tr1ctl~ Fillr Ptactlc:es Public Contract Code above. will contain i><ovlslone to rajtet any or all bkJa llllface Wiier riJbta'. bul fined in Seollon 7058 ot ectlng by and through hs Director. Fac1lltiea, 92626. Facilities, Main· Act Govemment Code Section 3300, the DIS-WALKTHROUGH: permitting the auc· or to wa1w any wilhoui die ri•"' of lllrface the California Business Govamlng Board. here-Maintenance and Oper· tll(lance and OperatJons. Section 4100 et leQ. TAICT requl<ea that the MANDATORY walk· ceaeful bidder to lrTegulalftlM or ... ~ . and ProfelSions Code. inalter rel«red to as atJons and are available IO any Each bid s.hllQ be a<> bidder posaau the fol· ttlrpugl'I le IOhedulad tor eubstltut• securities !Of lnlonnalitlts In any bids ::r· u iaerv Ill t .~ the specialty contractor "DISTRICT; wiH receive Published Newport 1ntarested party upon re-oompanled by a certified lowing clessiflcatlon of May 23. 200t a.t 8:00 any monies wiW1eld by or In the ~ d from Che lrvme awarded the contract tor up to, bVt not later than Buch·Coata Mesa quest. The contractor or cashier's ctl8Clk or bid contractor'• lloense 11 A.M. Pr06f>41Cllv• bld-the DISTRICT to ensura Aa required by Sec:11bf1 CO!J1Pany, a Corpondon, this WOii< shall itself con-the above·staled time, Dally Pilot May 2. 9. shall post a copy of Ihle bond In an amount not the time that the OO(rtrad dens are to metl at Ftci-performance under the 1n3 ol the Callfomla recorded December 22, ltruct 8 majority of the sealed bids for the 2001 document at each job less than ten (10%) per· le aW&tded: 11181 a Operatlcne Of. contract. Labor Code. the Olr.-W 1980 in boot 13812 Jl'IC wort< In llOCO(danoa with award of 11 contract for W976 site The contractor ·and cent of the total bid Contnictor: fice, Newport-M-Uni-Each bid aubmitted In ol the Department '*' in-~ of offlCW ~s. , the provisions of Callfor· the above project de· any subcontractor uoder Pli6t. lurnlah e Pe.yrnent 8 Ucen• fled School District, reeponM to this ~ ~ Rtlatlona o1 ·tie will. be told 11 P,Ut>llc nla Business and scribed ae: NOTICE TO It ahall pay not less than bond In the amount not No pay'!l8fll lhall be 2986 Bear Strfft, Buld· lhall contain, u a bid Stat• of Callfornl• baa aUdJOn ale to the hJahat Profa&alons Co'de · ROOF REP.AJA/ CONTRACTORS the specllled prevaUlng less than one hundred made lor wort< Of meta-Ing E. Cotta Mee&, CA item, ldequatt theeting, detem1ined the gener· l>idderonfriday,Mlyll. SectJon 7059. REPLACEMENT · CAWNG FOR BIDS rates of wages to an (100%)peroentolthtto-rlal under the oontract 92&26. Call (714) 8hol1ng and bracing. or ally P<tvllllng rll• of 2001 , at 3:00 p.m., for Failure to complete the CONVENTIONAL • SCHOOL DISTRICT: wort<ers employed In the tal bid price, and fUmiah unleea and until the OfS. 424-7530 for detall1. equivalent method, IOf WIQtl in the ~In caih, caihier's check wott within the time set VARIOUS DISTRICT NEWPORT·MESA UNI· exacutlon of the con-ccirt1llcates tVldtnclng TRICT verifies lhet Iha Bldl wen not be aocep(td ll'le proltdlng of Ille and whldl the WOltl ta ~be drawn 00 1 sate er 111• forth herein y,111 reeull In SITES FIED SCtiOOl DIS· Inlet. Holiday rates &hall that the required Insur· Contractor was ptoptlty from connc:tore not at· limb In trenchN and ptlfonned Coplea .. ..ot tioul bank, 1 c.hect drawn the lml>Ollllon of llq\il-There wiN be e Twenty TRICT be paid as specified In ance is In ~ In the lotneed at the time the tending this walk· Of*I excavation. whictl these •age ratt.,.... by a Jllll or redctal credil dated damages tor each {$20.00) dollar non-re-PROJECT. BID the oollectlve baroahna amooote s4K forth In the contract wu awarded. through. shall oonkxm to ep-ttrmlnatlona ~ union, or a Check dra9ill day of delay. In the fundable payment re· 107·01, CONTRACT agreement &Q()lic8ble to G-ral Conditions. In An1 contractOf not eo NOTICE IS HEREBY plioebte safety orders. PreVllllng Wige by I lllte or fcclml AV· amount eel forth in the quired IOI alldh set ot bid '°7"°1, HV~C REPAIR/ tach particular craft, the •vent of ttilure to licensed Is Mlblect lo GIVEN that the abov• GOVERNING BOARD are maintained a • inas alld lolll a.aodadon. "lnl~atton for Bid· documents. An addl· REPLACEMENT • VAR· ctaaslflcation or type o1 enter into the contract otndies und« the !aw. named Sdwlol ~ ol /SI Elle H. Jtela, C.P.E. Di1fr1ct Q111ce loc:etMM!t: avillp aaociatioo, or ders llonal Four ($4.00) IOUS OlSTRICT SITES wC>fl( employed on the and execute the re-If tfle tlc:enee cll:llll· Orange County, CA, Director, FacilltlH, 2986 8Mt SlrM(~ avinas bult siiecified in Each bid must con· dotlart must be Included DEADLINE: i><oiact. No bidder may quired doGuments. such ttcation lptdlled herein-acting by and through fta Maintenance and Oper· 1ng E. eo.ta Section 5102 of lbt Fl-fonn and be reeponsive If handled by mall. JUNE 1, 2001, withdraw any bkt for • bid ~ wUI be f~· above 11 that of a "tpt-Governing Board. lief• atlone 92tl28, Faclfltle1, oanc:ial Code IAll author· to the oontract docu· Ched<s should be made AT 2:00 P.M. period o1 sixty (60) days letted. The Fallt'lM Per-Qialtv ooncractol" u de-lnalter referTed to aa PubU1hed Newport tene,noe ~ Oott1111f19 lz.ed to do bUliDea io Cbls ments. Each bidde< ahlM payable to Newport· BOARD DATE: after the data set tor the fonnanoe Bond shall r• tined In Seetlon 7058 ol "DISTRICT." will receive BHch·Coate Mesa and.,. avaliade ~ Sate The sale win be of aubrnlt, Ol'I th• form Men Unified School JUNE 12, 2001 opening of bids. .main In full lotoe and af· the Callfoma Bufineu up to. blJI not lat« than Dally Piiot M1y 2. 9. inttralted party ~ all ni11t citlc and llllmll tumlshed With the con-District PLACE OF BIO RE· A Payment Bond shah feet through the guaran-tJ'ld Profffllone Coda, the above-1ta1ed lime. 2oot . QUett. • Tiie oom..-or held ,.,; ... A•___ .... 1 tract documenta, a 11st of Bids shall be received CEIPT~ FACIUTIES & be required prior to ax· tee period ae IC*ffied In lht epeclalfy contractor IHlad bids for the W,980 •a pea a copy~ v1 "'"' w_..., "" the proposed subcon· in lht place klentified OPERA]'IONS, 2985 acutlon of lhe pOl'llrect the Genet'al Conditions awatded the oontract tor awa!d ol • cortract for dool.trntnt ~ wltllout covenam or ~· tractors on lhls project above, and shall be Beat Street, Building E, and ehatt be In the form The DISTRICT re-th1t WOltt shaU 11ee11 oono-tht above pr0j9et de-NOTICE TO Ille. The rwy, .HJ>r:m or lmpt.ied, as required by the opened eno publicly eo.ta Mesa, CA 92626, set forth In lhe cbnlrsct 88rvee the (lght to awald ltruct • majority of ll'le eaibed u : CONTRACTORS any ~ reprdq title, poAC1110n, Subletting and Subcon· reed a.loud at the aboV9-(7t4l 424-7500 documents. the bid to rnora than ona work In 8CCOfdance wfth • F&.OOAINO. CAUJNG FOR BIDS 11 ahall ~net -..._,, or . C11CWT1brante1, to tracting Fair Practlcas I.lated lime and place. PLACE PLANS/ Pursuent to Section (t) bidder. The OIS. 11'1e pto'llalona of Calllof· AEPt.Act.MENT • SCHOOL DISTRICT; the Sf>tdtl8d ~ misfy ~ obllpdoo Act Government Code In ICOOfdanca with tht DOCUMENTS TO BE 22300 ot the ~Con-tAICT tatt(Vlt h t1Qht nla Buslne11 and VARIOUS Ol9TAICT NEWPORT-MESA UNI· rt1t1 of wagn to aA eecurccl 111 Che lim u 1e1 Section 4100 et aeq. 1><0Vl1lons of Ctllfornla PICKED UP· Same as tract Code, the oontract to rejec:t any °' 1111 bicfs Proftuloni Code --... _!!1'._!9 ....._.., FIEO SCtiOOL DIS-WO!Mrt employed In tht forlh In 11111 ccnain NO. Each bid lhtH be ao-Public Contract Code abova. wlll contain provlalonl Of to wani. lf"'I Section 1059. .. ... ., -... • .......... , TRICT axacutlon of ttie oon-TICE OF DElJNQUENT compal'lied b'f. a ctrfified SectJon 3300, the DIS· WALKTHROUGH: permitting the euc· lrragularftl• or Fallura lo cornplei. the ($20.00) dollar non--r• PROJECT: BID 1rt<1t Holiday raltil 1tia1 ASSESSMENT re-or cashier's dl4IClll 0t bid TRICT requlree lt)at lhe MANDATORY walk· cuslul bidder to lnfoimalitlel Jn any bicll wont Wilt1ln h time set fundable payment r• .,1•01, CONTRACT be pafd e1 ~ tn corded Mnwy 10, 2000 bond In an amount not bidder poueea the fol. through la tdleduled '°' eubetl1utt securltlea for or In the blcldlng. forth heraln wt1 result In quired tor eadl Ml ol bid 11 t-01 FlOORtNG • ctie odltetlve~ fNSTRUMENT NUMBEl Iese than ten (l0%l pet· lowiog clauirlcation ol. May 17, 20Q1 at 8:00 any moniM wtthheld by Aa rtQUlrad by Sactlon ll'lt ~lion of llqui· doeurnante. An addl· AIB!STOI ABATE· lll>f~ to 10CXl0'76'43 ii Ille Official ~nt of the tot• bid contractor'• lie'°" at A.M. Pr·~· bid-lhe DISTRICT to ensure 1n3 ol t"-C•tlfornla dated fof eadl tlonel Four . ($4.00) Merr • VANOUS 1)11,. Heh partlcu r craft, ltlCords of Orulae ~ 1um1911 a Payment the time Nt ttie CO!'tl'ICI delw are to meet at Fadt· performance undar the Labor Codt, the Dire®' <lay of · ay, In tht dokrl mUll be ~ TRtCT arrg c1ua111cat1on or 1yp1! cl ~. California. 11ie 1n the llTIOUr1t not la aw•clded: ~~ N& Oper~~ton•, ~-~!~ctbld. • ............... i... d~~.~~ :! ~ ~lnformaltltlontofthfor In .. ~ 011 handled . by mall. DEAO&.tNe: wOftl ~ on 'tl'lt _.of Ole U Is II IMS than ona hundred ontractor: '"".9J ewport.,..aea un"' ,._.,., ....,,.,..., •• .....,_ .,_....,,. .,. u.. ...., htolal lhoUld flt made JUHi f 2001 PfOftct, No blddef may . dM lilnl of die· WWI (100%) peroent of .,,. to-e.31 Uotnat lieo School Dlslrtct. taponM to this Nota Stat.• of Cartfomla nu dtra. • PtY•blt to kawport· AT 10:00 A.II.. • wfthdnlw any bid ~ p\IWcltioe of die Notice tal bid price, end fumlah No peymtnt lhall be 2986 Beat StrMt. Build-•hall comaln, u • bid detanntned. the genar• Elldl bid mutl COii· Men Unified 8ahool BOAAO OATE: Ptltod of 11xty (90) c of Sale rwo.nalllY ad-certtllcate• e~ncing made for WOfi( or mat.. 11'11 E, Colla Meu. CA Item, adtQu«t• "-ting. •Ry prevailing rat• Of fonn Ind be ~ Diet~. JUNE t2. 2001 aft.tr lhe date Ml tor IDllld ii, be SIU'7l.9S thtt the required inlur· r1al under IN contract 92628. Call (714) = and breclng, or : In thct loce~ In lo tht contract docU• Bit» .... be ~ Pl.ACE OF BIO RE· ~ <II bide. lllWlq late dWJca anoa " In effect In the = ~· :. o:i;; =~not f~ .:=:!:i =~~me::~ ~ .,.~.WOltt~.!° ~ =i. ~ "=" = ~ '!:' ::mi;: OEIPn FACIUTIES a t! = Bond ..,.. ld'lllC* mldc to • ~ 'C!oo~. ~ ContrldOf waa propalty from contrectorl not at-Umb In trencnas and lheM wege t1lt ct.. furnifhad wlttl the con-opened and publloly ~=N~ 9C\ltklri ot ~ C:W!: lieal or. leea. ~·· the event of ftllure 10 lioailMd ar the ~ ttie tending lhl1 walk· open excavation, which termlnatlOna, entitlt<I tract dooumclrlCI. • lilt of rMd akMJ at the ~ COtt& MaM.. CA • w IMI bt In tf1lt tOtm npaw:t or Che TNSee. enter Into the oontraot contraot wu awardo6. thr~gti. 111111 conform to •P· Prevalll~ Wege Selle, the propoMCI aUbcOno-8t*d ti!l'lt w pi.ct. (7,41 "2A-'1530 ' M4 for1l'I In Ile oon"9d ~~ tea. ~ and txacui. t.ht ,.. Any oontraetor not tO NOTICE IS HEREBY pltcebit ~ ~. are l'nllntainaO &t ll'le tnictors on ttlil projtct In CICIOOtdlnce wllh thct PLACE Pt.ANS/ documen1t, •...--to proleet die quired documtntl llUCh llc9nffd It 1u~ to GIVEN that tht abov.. OOVERNltfG 80AA0 Ol9111c:it Ollloa looated at; at ttq1.tlref ~ ~ ol CallfOfnla DOCUMENTS TO 8E Put9U&nt to = = °' !,or~ ~ :.C,~ F":,~::;. r,n:.• W::. da'::: =. ~n~r, ~re~~,~· J?!a1fi:~~: ~E.~~ ~Fa':° P~ 8ectlOll ~~~ ~ :~o UP: Stint u :OC:.'-='*0Clr"'90i ~ or br llw, Md fonnance Bond 1t1a11 ,.. flcttlon 10tC111ec1 '*"°" aallng by~ ttWouatl b M1Tnt811tnCt and Os>«· ~28. Feollltlte, Mal,,. Ad 00\l'tf'TllMnt Codt TAICT ~ flit flt wAi.JcTHAOUOH· will oom.ln ~ iw oa al tbe &bent' 1N1n In fUll fofoe and ef· llbova II that d a....,._ Oov9rnlng Board, lwre-atlona tenance ~· 51:' :,oo.:.-:-= ':'~Joi. MANDATOftY walk· permitting tht euo• ::-: oeni:.. .n:: : :: ::r.. = ~ ~ & °: ~~.~~ ,:.:: e.:~~~I~~~. Na~~ ::=., 1*tY ~-,: GOO~ bY. • ~ ~ llowe :. ~It~·= ~ .=:... /:. .,_, Olln .die .. fonll Iha 01nefa1 • ~lltomla Buelnttt up to, bVt ~ llltr ltltn Dally Pilot May 2, 0, que~. Tha oontraotor Of ciMhllf'9 ~ Of bid fie .,. 1191 ttlt oontr9"1 A.M. P'roa,aetlve bid• ~ .MQl'llta .tlNld by ..,._ 1hl Mii w1U M Tht D18'm1CT ,.. tnd Profttelona CocM, 1'M at>oYHUllCld tirnt, 2001 thell POil I oopy d lhla l'IOnd In an ...... ~ ii awerdldt dtfl .,. i> "'"' at fd-N Ot8TAICT '° .,... == .. or-' 111t"*O:: ::V:, ':!' ,:%: :.0 .W:: ::.,_,~ C::C: :::f °' ~°'~ ~ NOl1Ct TOwau ~ C::.:: ~ =--: = <~:l ':d ~"J:::. :' ~· Of· ~ ~ ..._ a.tD C... JOO !. ( 11 bidder. Tiit DIS-tNt WOltt WI llatl con-1ht ~ profect de-CONTRACT ORI ~ ...... -$?-~ price, fumilh • P.,,.,.. Ho paymant thall ta. ltd SJOOI ·-:..~ &oh bid ~ a.-.. ~ Call-f'FllCT f'MtMt the rlglll llfyat a ~ ot !tie aotbtd ... .,_ '"" -•-• Bond In 1ht amount not madt fOr won\: Of,.,... 1118 Baar ..... .....: N11iPOt119 10 1tW fiflM 9l666. 1lllt OticlMI to NjtCt Ill'/ or al b1cft WOfk In IOCIOt'dlnct W1tt1 HVAC MPNAI CAUJNO FOR lfOI IN ~ ltM tNn Otlt fMlnclftd rial ,undtr 1he oorMatt lrV E COiii -... CA IHI OOl'Clltft, • ..., c...-..... • Ot to walv9 any Che pn:wWor1* of c.llfot. MP\.ACIMeNT • SCH()Ot. OIST"ICT: ,.... of W9oia to .. ~~) peroenl d ::,: ~ .., unlll .,. D& t2Ue. Call -(h4) ~ ............. =..::.-~ =:llfttltda P1r~fu~~:~~ua c:~: y~fTl~T ~~r>:l~LA grit :'.::on~ln~ ~·~=-~~=~not':-=-and~ -=WM a.rw or In flt ~ Stctlon 7058. lheft ~ t. I Tw.rdy TRICT Ind. ~ '*' lfllill IMt '"' ~ inP" lloaNtd Ill ttlt *N. flt trom OOl'ftCIOl'9 no1 ... ~ of ....... ,.. requlrtd bV 8tctol'I F .... to~ ll'le ('20.00) dollar non·,... PROJECT~ ••D bt peld .. ~ In ..,. .. In tltclll In"' connot .. ••"*'· ltnclln" tl\lt Wiik· llmb In ~ and I. n. .. 1n:i Of ltlt t.llfOtlta WOltt ~ .,. time "' fundable peYTMf"tt r.. ICll-01, COHTMCT "' ~~IO ........ -tmltl In .,. My contt9dOt noc IO ~ °"" ·~ "'*" ....... T,_ ,._ L1bot Codi, the Dfl'llCtof fcwtl fllfWI _.,_.In ca*9C1 b' .-.ct! ..rof bid IOM1, All'tW.T M. ~ to Otntrlll CondlClona. In bftMct la tuDieo1 to HOTIOe t9 HIAllV .._. ~ 'eo .,_ dlllllll/lf MlilY fof _, of Che~" Of In-IN r:: of llqUI< cioowMntl. Ao tddl• '~ • Md! cr9ft h l'M'll of '""'" lo ~ llndlr lfll llW. GIVEN hf h .,.._ ~~ ..... IA n of ilia -dutlrtal At1at1ona of N ~ tor Md'I llonal Four ~ YAMOUI OllTfHCT cl111#'3llon or type d antet Into lhe oonlr9ct ff fie ,,._.. ~ tllfMd ldlllOI ~ ol ··IOAllD ,..__. .-...-et.ta of Ca11tom1a hat dty ot y, In IN dollr9 lftUlt 119 llTlt wM ~ on flt and •nouet IM ,.. ~ _.., t.-. Of1l"8t ~ Ill ltto H. ...... CAI. •.-. 1 • If.,, ..._ dtttnnltled -. ~ amount Mt fOl1h in -If h•ild6ecl by mell, OEADUNE Pfl'leC:l. No bidder fll!llV _. ~ fUlh .-,.. le 1111 Of • ._. ~ br .,.. · 111 Dlr~or, l'•ot=:: -.. ~i ~ J, any prwalllng , .. °' "lnfOfmatlon lor Bid· ~ lhOIM tit made .IUNI t. 91, ......, '!'If bid ll:lf • bid~• bt tot· o1111y OOl1halOI" • • ~ loMJ. •••• ...,. • -H..-a1ttt1 W1101f In h 1oo111ty In dttt." PIY•bt9 to NfflP0'1-AT .... ,... ptlltad al -V llO> _,. Mid Tht ,..,._ ,.,_ llllld In laalon 1W1 d ........... to • llOna • R11rr__,, ... ,.... wtidl ... WOltl. 10 tie Eacti bid ~ .. con· MtM Unified IOhool IOMD DAT!: ...., .,. ...... '°',. ---lond ..... ,. ... Cellfornll ...... "OllTNCJ•...... ~ """*' .. Illa L. ........ ""°"'""· Coplet ot *" -be ~ Qtat"°'. JUNE 11. aoot ~ of !Ilda .... " Ml ..... ... ... Md Pl Of 11 1 ... ea., ....... ·-.... '*' htc~Cott• ..... .._ n.. Oll9 11r hM ~ ,... dlt-to the ooncrael docu-8tdl at.I be ,.... Pl.ACE Of 110 M· A ........ land lflll tlGI 9"udl i:E .. ._.... • ..,.._ h .... Ith d ..... o.l>I Nol -, 1, t. D1m1f T lldiera. te""lfttttorit tnlffl«I ,,,.., £adl blddet WIA ~ lht ..._ ~ CP'T': FACIUTIU & be ....... ,llllOf 111 _. • ll!l'lld' • ti _., ... _... fir ...f,4"wa flw lie lllDO\ rw ,_. a.. a. ,.,...,.. W• 8oalt, aubtnlt. oo lht '°"" .-.... .,., itfllll ... otteA~TION•. nee .-a1 111e CIOf*-d .. .._..a.. w. _. 11111 1111 .,.. ..., " • _.. .., -:::===a~ lfl .. meliNIMi . .. the l\#nletltd wlltl 1he con-°""" Md publloly ... ...... .... .. ... .... Ilia In .. '°"" Th&. Dlmtof ,.. ...... :ff .. .. .... ,... • CA ilatHttl DllMl 011ot -..... tt hd ~. • 11111 al ,._. .... * ... _.... 0-. ~CA -. tit bit ti .,. OCll*9d _._Ille ..... • ..... -" 11t ~ ..... • ..., 8-tJllM' "' propoMd tuboon· ........... ~ (lf' .... ......... .. ........ ---~· .. ,........ . ~ . I, C.-1......: CA .,... on thit "'-' f:i"' .... .. .. LAC PL.(N81 ~ ........ m . llltltMt; -Dl9o .... ........ ... ~ H r.qutr9d 1!Y 1M ~-d ~ DOCUlefT8 TO M fl IW Nllo Olft. 1M1I',.... IW .... Prof...,._ 0... • w.~ =-=~~~--=---"ii :.ID~ lw • ~~ :f9"...\'.;e1-'=..:.~ .. ~,.., __ .,..= ~41001l-~ -~= .. ~---..... ...,..-;: :!'ff-= .... -;;• A1 ·:i ,..,.. ._ • .;;;-;: ci:= -::.;: ~..::;: ~-:·:~ ;;;::..-m-; •.:.. L"'!!!!:=~ ==-=~-----.. ...,. toti 4' ...... ~ ..... ....._ .. _a~;.;. ......... ~ .... '"' .. -~~ .. ..._ JA1!! . l ~ pPily Piiot ' ., \ -' I t-•i NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS CAWHO FOR BIOS SCHOOL DISTRICT NEWPORT -MESA UN .. FIED SCHOOL DIS. TRICT PROJECT: llD 112·01, CONTRACT '12.01, IMPLEMEHTA. TION Of INTERIM WORKPLAN • UHDIR- OROUND STORAGE TANKS DEADLINE: JUHi •• 2001, AT 2:00 P.M. BOARD DATE. JUNE 12, 2001 PLACE OF BIO RE· CEiPT: FACILITIES & OPERATIONS, 2985 Beer Street, Bulldlng E, Coeta Mesa. CA 92628, 1714) 424·7530 PLACE PLANS/ DOCUMENTS TO BE PICKED UP. SarM aa •boY• WALKTHROUGH: MANDATORY walk· through Is eohaduled for May 24, 2001 11 8:00 A.M. Prospective bid· dera are to meet at Facll· IUt1 & Operations 01· flot, Newport·Mesa U"4· had School D11tr1C1, 2985 Bear Street, &.16- lllg E. Coeta Mesa, CA 92626 Call (714) 424·7530 tor details Bidl wlll not be accepted from oontractoni not al· tending 1t11a walk· througt\. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the abOve· named ScllOol Oistricl of Of1nge County, CA. ec11ng by and lh«luQh its Governing Board, here· lnaltar reletrad to aa "DISTRICT; win raoelve up to, b4Jl not later than tt\t a~ve·slated time. sealed bids tor the award of e conlraCI tor the abOve pro1ect de ICflb9d 81: IMPLEMENTATION OF INTERIM WORKPLAN • UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS There will be a Sixty (60.00) dollar non-refun- dable payment required for eadi sat of bid docu- ments An additional Ten ($10.00) dollafS mull be includad If ~ died by mail Chech should be made paylblt to Newport·Mesa Uni· had ScllOol Dlstnct. Bids anal be recaNed In the pJace tdenlllled abOve, and shall be opened and publicly read aloud at Iha above- stated time and place. In aooortSance with the provtMOns o4 Caltlomia Public Con11act Code s.ction 3300. lhe DIS- TRICT • '9qlJlres that tilt bidder possess the I<* lowtng classrflca bon o4 contr1C1or's lic.nse at tile time that tl'le contraCI 11 awarda<I. Contractor: A lJc«lea No payment shall l>9 made for -..on. 0t met• net unde1 the ~act unlala and until the oo;. TRICT venf1es that !ht Contractor .was property ~ at tilt rirnt tne contract was awarded Any contrae10t not ao Uc&nsed Is IUbj&CI to oenalties undef Iha law If tt\t llCensa cl1ssl· hcallon spaaliad her~ abo\lt IS that o4 I "tpe-- oally ooncr.aoc-.. ct.-Med In Stction 7058 of the Calltomla Bu!llnesa and ProleSS1ons Coda, the specialty contraclof awarded Iha con«r9d IOt tlll1 Wl"1I shaN l1Mlf oon- att\ICI a majority of Iha wOft( In ecoordance with the prcMllOOS °' CallfOI· nta Bu11nH1 and . . . ,.., . .,..._ . ·' :_ '·~,. :__. ~ ProftHIOl\t Coda 8eotlon 7059. Fa!Ut to ~ lht WOltt wN1lll lht time Mt lot1h hatein .. raaull in the ~ of llqul-dltad for aaoh day of y, In tilt •mourtt Ml fcrth In Iha "lnlorm111on for Sid· dara." Etch bid mu11 con· form .00 be rMpOnalvt to Iha oontract docu· "*1la. &di bidder ..... aubmil, on !ht fonn lumlehtd with Iha oon-nc:. documenla. a 11111 of tt\t proposed •ubcon· tractors on this P<ojad ti required by th• Sublattlng and Subcon- lractlng Fair Practlcea ACI Government Coda Section 4100 et Mq. Each bid Shell be tc· CClmpaned by • C8ftltiad or euhief's ctiac;I( « bid bond In an 8lllOl.W'll not ... lhlln ten (10%1 per· cent ot the 1011 bkl l>rict. furnish a Payment bond in the amount not leu than one hundred ( 100%) J*09l1I of the •o- lal bid price, and furnish certlltc.te& evidencing that the required Insur· anoe 11 in elfec1 in !ht amooots set IOftl in tht General Condlhons. In the event of failure to enter into the contract and execute the r• quired documents, such bkl security wiU be for· felted. The Faithful Per· f0<mance Bond ahaW re- main tn full lorc;e and ef· fact through the guaran- tee penod as epeaflad rn Iha General Conditionl The DISTRICT ra· MrYN Iha right to award Iha bid lo more than one (1) bidder. Tht DIS· lAICT reserves the nght lo reJOCI any or all bids 0< to waive any nregulantles 0t tnfonnalltlas In any bldl Of In the bidding As required by Sactlon 1 n3 of !ht Cahfornta Labor Code, Iha Di<lldOf °' Iha Deper1ment of ln- dulltlal Relations °' Iha Stale of Cahlom1a haa determined the gener· ally prevaUlng rates ot wages in the locallly In wNCn Iha wont 19 10 be performed. Coptes of lheM wage • rale de· termln1tlons anullad Prav11hng Wage Selile. are maintained at the District Office loceted at 2985 Baar Street, Build- ing E. Costa Mesa, CA 92"626, Fa~lltlea. Main· t-nce and ~tlclnt, and art 1vailable to any interest~ party ~ re- qutll The oootraC10< lheM po61 a copy o4 thoa doclJment at each tot> arte The contractor and any subconltaClor undef It shall pay not less lf1an Iha -.pacltifd prevailing rates of wages to all wortters employed Ill Iha execution of -1he con· tract. Hollday rates ltlltll be pllld as sp8Clliad In ttw cQlectlVe ~ .~ applicable to each particvlar craft, clastilication or type of w«k employed on Iha project No blddaf may withdr11w any bid for a ptl1od °' sixty (60) days 1nar Iha date eet tor me oparwlO °' bldl A Paymeot Bond et1d be raquired pnor to e11· acubOn ol the contrad and ahal be In the form Ml IOl1h in the contract documents Purtu1nt to Section 22300 ot Iha Public Con- tract Code. the contract will contain provlsiona permitting th• suc· custul bidder to IUbshlU1e aecuntla• for W'1 morias wtf1hlld by • T -. -• -""'• .-• 1..i ' . • ' < 4 I u....__ __ ·--~ Iha DISTRICT 10 entUrt pertonnanc. under tilt contrac;t. E.cn bid IUbmi1l«I In *POON to #111 NoOce lhll contain, U I bkl Item, edequllt INetlng, ll\o(ll)Q llld bfaolno, or equivalent m•thod. 101 !ht Pr04acting of Ille n limb In tr&neMs and open excavation, which ahaW contonn to ap- pbblt Mfety ordefl GOVERNING BOARD IS/ Eric H. Jetta. C P E. Director, Faclllllt1, Malqttnance llld ()par· atlon1 Published Nawpon 11aach·Costa Mau Dally Pilot May 2. 9, 2001 W982 NOTICE TO, CONTRACTORS CAUJNG FOR BIDS School District. COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT Bid Daadltn•: June 12, 2001 at 3:00 p.m. Place of Bid Race.,t; Ottice of Olree1or of Purchatlng, Coast Com- 1.11untty Cotleo-0'8trlcl. Bldg ·o·. · 1370 Adams Aveou1. Costa Mesa, CA 112626 Project ldenllUc:allon Nanie· Orange Coaat College library Seismic Retrofit, Bid No. 1828 Place Skis are on file Ind ~vailable at Offi6e of Iha Physical Fadlmea Coordinator. Ardith Richey, Coast Com· mun1ty Collage Doatnct I 370 Adams Aw.. Bldg "tY', Costa Mesa, CA (714) 438-4646 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the abOVI· nemed School District of Ofange County. Calil0t· nle. acting by and through Its Governing Board, hereinafter r .. ferred to as "DIS· TRICr. wtM rectlve up 10, blll noc later than !ht above·llated llma. aealad bids tor th• award of a contract l0t the Pfotect descnbed 81 Orange Coast College Library Selsmlc Retrofit; Bid No 1828. Multiple Prime Bid Catego<y t ·Seismic Rel· ro411. Category 2·ADA Retro· hi. Category 3·Mechanical Retrofit, Category 4·Aeroof LI· brary, Category 5 New Elevator lnstallalron Each bidder may re· ce1ve one set of lht SptQficatrons Drawings and Contracl Oocu· menta at no cost Addl- 1101111 &ets may ba pur· chased tor a non-rafun- dable payment of Sev· enty-FIVI ($75). 8!da S/'lall be received In the place identilled above, and thou blda llhall ba op4ne<1 and publlOly ro~d elood at the abOve-sfatad Ume and~-In acoordarQ with the provtalons o4 Cahlornla Publlo Conlrlct Codt SectlOn 3300, Iha Oil· trict requires !hat Iha bid· der poaesa the foflooN. Ing classfficallon of 000· trae1or'a lieense et the time thal ltle conlrad le awarded: • Contrader: B • Ganaral Contractor ANO/OR Category 3-Mechanlcal C-20, category 4-Rooflng C-39 PUBLlSH. May 2, 2001 and ~Y 9. 2001 WALK THROUGH May 15 at 10.00 am , OCC Maintenance & Oparasionl Comolex (to. cated off of l<attvlew Ofl8I IAT-IUN 1-4 1011 ~ TlntCe frt row view of Bay. octlf1 Ind Catalln1 ••a·~· _... .... MHZtl ~ . --.. '"l . -,_ ..-· --. ........ ... m_.. LOCAL llCI 1'1'0 ...... ... Jill.,DrtMll ....... Road on Mammi e, Costa M..a Parl<lng Loi El Cal fof a map 714 ~-484e. BID DATE: Junt 12, 200l at 3;00 p m. BOARD DATE; J\.nt 20, 200 I No paymtnt shall be made for WOtk or mate- ri•I undef lh• contract unltu and unUI Iha Reo- lltrat °' Contnicloft wfl. flat to lha DISTRICT that 1hl CONTRACTOR WIS OIOCMfltv ~ at Iha ·tlmt fha contrlCI WU awarded Mt CON· TRACTOR not 10 licensed ii IUblaCI to oenaitles IJOdef the law. If tt\t llcenea ctaaal· flcatlon , apec:illlld herain- abovl le that of a "tpa- Clllitv oontrador" u da-linad In Section 7068 o4 Iha California Sualneaa and Prof11Uion1 Codt, Iha 8')8Ciality contractor awwded Iha Contract kif Ihle Work shall Itself ClOO- atruct a majority of Iha Work. In accor1Saoce wtth the provlalon• of California Buslneaa and Profeulona Code Section 7059. AJ Work must be oom- pl eted within two hundred fifty (250) GonMCU!Jve daya Time Is ot Iha esaence. F1111. ure to complete the Wor1< Within Iha hmt eat forth herein wtll result In the Imposition of llqul· dated damages 10< eadi day of delay, tn the amount 981 IOl1h In Iha "Information for Bid· ders." Each bid must con-lonn and be~ to tt\t contract docu· ments. Eadl bidder Wll submit, on th• form tumlsflad with the con· tract docUments. a list of th• proposed subcon· 1ract0<s on this pr0fee1 as required by the SUblett1ng and Subcon· tractlng Fair Pract1cas AC1. Govemmanl Coda Section 4100 et seq Each Bid shaft be ac- companied by e car1lfiad or cashlef's cl1eck or bid bond 1n an amount not lllSI than ten percent (t0%) of the total bid price. payable IO the Ott· trlc:t as a guarantee that the bidder If Its propoNI 11 accepled, shall promptly execute the Agreement, furnish • 181lsfactory F811hlvl Par· formance Bond tn an amount not less than one hundred percent (100"r.) °' ~ total bid price, lumlsh a Payment bond in an amount not leu than one hulldrad pen:enl (100'.) of the to- tal bid pnca, and fumllh cert1f1CBtes evldeoong that the required 1naur· ance 11 in effect tn Iha amounts sat forth m Iha general conditions • In the event of tailura to enter into the contract and execute tt\t re· qulrad documents, IUCtl bid eecurity wlll ba f()f. faltad The Fltlhlut Par· tormance Bond lt'8ll ,. matn in full lorca and If· tact th~ the guarari- IM panod a.s epacifiad In Iha general conditiona. The DISTRICT ra· 881\'88 Iha right to raject any or all bids or to walve any lrragulari11ts or mform1h1laa In any bldl or WI the bidding .... reqUred by Section tn3 ere tha California labor Code Iha Olrtctor o4 tilt Department o4 In· dUstflal Ratallona o4 11\t State of CallfQmla hat dettrmined thll gener· a.lly pravalllng rat•• of W10M In ltlt locahty In wtic:h 1hl Work ia to be per1onnad. COf>!!! of . . . llltn wage rat• ~ tarmlnatlont, anllll•d PREVAILING WAGE SCALE. art malntatned at tilt DISTRICT offio. located Id; 1370 Adalnl Ava.. Co.la Mtlai. CA mze; Ptwslcal l'adl· ltlts P1annrng. and art avattable lo any In· taraated party upon r• quest, The Contrac1or Iha• poet a copy of lhla docUment ti each job lite. The Cootndor and wry~ under It shall PllY: noc ttaa than lht epec:Ki.cl preva1llna ralaa ol wages to afl worktrt employed In tht exacu11on ol the Con- trtct. No bljjder may withdraw 8fl~ bid tor a Plriod of S1 (60) days Ill« Iha dal Ml for IN optnlng of bide A payment bond lhaM be raqutred pnor lo a11· ecutlon of the contrl<lt and ahal1 be In the lorrn eel toM In the con1ract documenta. pursuant to See11on 22300 ot Iha Pubho Con· traCI Code, the contract will contain provlalona permitting the 1uc· cuaful bidder to llUbllltute securities lor eny moNe• Wlltlheld by the Olatrie1 to ensure performance under Iha contract. Each btd submitted In response to this Nollet shall contain, aa a bid ttem. adequate sheeting, lhoring, and bracing. or equivalent method. 10< !ht proteCIX>n ot kit and limb 1n trenches and open excavation ""hich shall conlorm 10 ap· pllCabla safety orotra Governing Soard By Wiiiiam M. Vega, Ed. D .• Chancellor, Coeat Community Collage Diatrlct Published Newport Beach·Costa Mesa Daily Pilot May 2 II, 2001 F973 ADVERTISEMENT FOR SUB·BIDS Subject to condluons prescribed by the under· signed. sealed bids l0t a Lump Sum Contract are lrMted lor Iha foOow1ng Work STUDENT RECRE~TION CE~ AHO ATHLETIC FACILmES IMPROVEMENTS, PHASE II PROJECT NO.: 990095 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE DESCRIPTION. OF WORK: WOOt Includes M IS/lllC upgrade of the pracaat concrete ax· tenor wall panel etlad). menta, additional aale· 11\lC improvement. lo the gymnasium p0rtion ol the bu1ldl09. expan11on end r11tocat1on of sports medicine feolllty and wetght training room. and. acceaslbnlty up· grades CONSTRUCTION COST ESTIMATE: 11 ,100,000.00 PROVIOE SUB-BIDS ONLY TO THE FOLLOWING PRE· QUALIFIED PRIME CONTRACTORS: H.A.. L.wls, Inc. 2t26 Cotner Avenue, Loe Angeles, CA 9002!> (310) 478·1!>1 I (310) 4n·2887 Fu Eabmator: Robert Lewis SOlPAC INC.I dba So1tek Ptc lie 2424 C<1r.:!9.-.a Street. San Diego, CA 92110·2888 (619) 2116-6247 (619) 296-0730 Fu Eahmator Kavin Cammall .. -.... l .• ,,,-. ,....:.,,.. . _' Bidding Oocumanl1 ... bt IYalabla "> ,,,.. quallflad G..-al Con- tractor Bidder• on W£0NUOAY, lllAY 2, 2001 and Wil be llluld 11 CONSOLIDATED REPROORAftHICS 1112 Pulawl ....... CoM ..... , CA t212t (714) 751-2tl0 An.ntkln: Aldi lertottl ~.=11~1118 Conndon 11111)' okll up Ir" ere c:hatgt 1 NP!• Mt and four (4) Mia ere bidding doculMllta 81 Otligri and CCnltrucbon ~rv~• un111e,.ity ot Qaliforiila, lrvlnt. !}500 Berkeley Pia~. lrvlne, CA 92697·2450 Addi· lional aet.a may be por· chaaad at Contrtc10<s' ~ from Conaolldattd Raprographicl ONE MANDATORY PRE-BID COHFEAEHOE shall be held ae folowl· t :OO AM WEDNESDAY, MAY t , 2001 University of California, lrvlne Pr111d•nt'1 Conference Room Mela Office Bullcing. 4004 Mata Road, Suite 3000, Irvine. CA 92697 (949) 824~ ATTE~DANCE AT THE PRE·SID CON- FERENCE IS MAN· DATORY FOR ALL PRE ·OUALIFIED PRIME CONTRAC· TORS; THE MEETINGS WILL SE CLOSED AT 9:05 AM. ANY PRE· QUALIFIED PRIME CONTRACTORS AR· RIVING AFTER THIS TIME WILL NOT BE ELIGIBLE TO PARTIC .. PATE IN THE BID PRO. CESS AS A PRIME CONTRACTOR. INTERESTED SUBCONTRACTORS ARE INVITED TO AT· TEND THE PRE·BID CONFERENCE. Sealed bide for the Lump Sum BIN Bid will 'not ba accepted al· ter. 2:00 P.M.. THURS. DAY, MAY 31, 2001 At Ou1gn and Con· atruction Services. Uni· verally of Calllorn11 Irvine 3500 Berkeley Place. trvina CA 92697·2450 SMhd blda for Unn Pnc.. and Al1arnatt1 Wiii not be accepted af· tar: 4:00 P.M., THURS. DAY, MAY 31, 2001 At. Design end Con· sttucllOn Services. Uni· [ ve1alty of C1hfornla, ltvlnt, 13500 Baltlat.y Place, Irvine CA 92697·2450 Saal•d Bide for Lump 8Ulll e.ae Bid, and -led bid• rot UnH PricM and Altef. llNe WIU be 008flM II 4:05 P.~1-Thursday, ... y 31 lWl. Bid ~cumy 1n Iha amounl ere 1 O'll. of tilt L~ Sum Bua Bid, ex· duding ahematet, atian ac:cornpany Heh Bid The Surety INU•ng Iha Bid Bond shall be on Iha 8ld Dffdlioa, ~llad on Iha lalt1t pubhshed Si.te of Calllom111, De- partment of Insurance, list °' Insurers Admitted to Transact Surety Insur· anoe m Thia State The suoctsaful Bidder •nd Its Subcontr1ctor11 WIN ba requited IO follow Iha nonclllcrimlrwltOn re- qu11a1nents set lorth 1n the Bidding OOC\Jmanta and to pay Pfevalllng wage rates at the loca· t1on of the Wolk. All Insurance pohc1es required to be obl8lnad by Contractor shaU be sub1ee1 to approval by Univers.ty for form and sut>stance Al such pol- tets shall be ISSU8d by a company, wtllCtl IS -Sled by 8es1 and shall have a rabng of A· or better and a fina11C1al cias~hcallon ot VIII O< bel101 The successful Bidder will be requ11ad lo have lhe following Slate ot Calrtorma Contractor • hcense current 11 the bm8 of SUbmlSSIOO OI the Bid LICENSE CLASSIFtCAT ION General Burldrng Contractor LICENSE CODE B THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA MAY. 2001 Published Newport Beach·Costa ilfea1 Oa~y Pilot Moy 2 9 2001 W970 NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: MIRIAM TAVRIS CASE NtjMBER: A·20 7594 To aft h111rs benel1· c1a11es, creditors. cont- ingent creditors. end per1100S who may other· WIH be interested 1n the w1H or estate, or both. o4 MIRIAM TAVRIS A PETITION FOR PROBATE hal l>Mn Ill~ by Eu~n• D Tawil in the &ipenor Court o1 Caltfomla, ~~Ji'~ FOR PR08A TE l9qUMll that Eugtnt D. Tawla be ap-pointed ._ ~raonal rep- ratentatlva to admlnill.r lhil astale d Ilia ctec.- danl THE PETITION ca quellS authonty to ad· mtnis1ar Iha aawa under the lode!* ldanl Adrnln-lltrauon of Estat11 Act (This authority wll allow the personal r8PfaMOI· atlYe to take many 90• Ilona wlthov1 obtaining court approval Belora taking certain var; Im· portent eeuons. how· 8Vllr the ptraonal r~ senlalMI Wiii l>9 raqwad to gtVe notice to in- terest.ad ~ un!Ma they have warved noca or consen1ed to the proposed actionJ The independent a mini•· tratron authollly will be granted unless an In· lerestad pert0n 111 .. an objection to the pebtt0n and shows good C8UM why the court should not grant the authortty A HEARING on the petition WIU be held on June 7, 2001 at 1 30 pm Dept .. L73. Room. L73, SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFOR· NIA. COUNTY OF OR· ANGE. LAMOREAUX JUSTICE CENTER • PROBATE 341 THE CITY DRIVE. POST OF- FICE BOX 14171 OR· ANGE CA 92863-1571 IF YOU OBJECT to the granting o4 the pell· llO<l, you should apptar at Ille heanng and stale your oblectlons or Ille wntten ob1ect1ons w•lh the coun 1>91ore the hea11ng Your ap· pearance may be on per· son 0t by your attorney IF YOU ARE A CRED- ITOR or a conhngeot cradtlor °' Iha deceased. you must r~e your claim with the court and mail a copy to the personal rep- resentative appOlnted by lhe court w1th1n tour months from the date o4 f11st issuance of leners as provjded 1n Probate Code seCt.on 9100 T 11e trme for h•<ng claims w;1t not expire belore four morilhs lrOIJI the hearing date nobeed above YOU MAY EXAMINE the hie kept by Iha court II you are a pe™>n In· STAR77NG ANE-W ..,. BUSINESS?f. • • • • • • • • • • • i.fffled In thil tttate, rou may Illa wrtn ~ coult • A9ql'8ll '°' Spe. ciaJ ~ (fonn OE· 154) ol .. flr'O al.,.~ verllOly fVld ~ ol ..... 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