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Home My WebLink About2001-11-16 - Orange Coast PilotSERVING THE NEWPORT -ME.SA COMMUNmes SINCE 1907 ON 1HI WIB:.WVVW.DAILYPILOT.COM :i Newport reSigns · to change .·' I ,. •The city is looking into • whether and how to clean up its cluster of 'sign pollution.' June CeNerMde DAily PILOT ·~ NEWPORT BEACH-Gunrrucky ~·. 1gns with i,plashy grapbJcs are for ~:: waMabc dti , not one of the most '•!• • beaut11ul burg!> 10 the world. t:: With that belief m mind. council :: members are looking for a solution to a ·! problem Wlth oty ign that vanes from • neighborhood to nea~bborhood -not enough SJgns m some areas, enough t~' ~ty Manager Sharon Wood Sdld. •If constitute •sign pollution" in other areas . we were more u er-fnendly wtth our vts· and a lack of wlifomuty throughout the 1tors, at would help w.. • aty. But JUSt hinng a d~19n rum won't rut But solutions are urprislngly compU-1t, members sa.td, espeoally when an cated. Counol members hot down 1 lSSue of stmple aesthetics cuts Into mor $86,200 contract with Hunt Design Asso-compltcated 1.Ssu~. uch c1S traffic engi· oates or Pasadena on Tuesday, unable to neenng dnd the legal liabtlib thdt agree that the oty needs to rehaul the come with 1t signs that direct motonsts and ped~tri-• •Roadway 1gnage 1s senous bus1- ans to the beach, mtroduce the entrance ne . • Mayor Gary AdJLms ~1d to the oty and its commurub , and He agreed that tile oty's entry. 1gra direct residents and V\Sllors to potnt:s of are, m Counnlwoman Nonnd Glov r's anteresl word<.i,· •cheap dnd chintzy • But logo ·we have so many 1gns that are not coordinated m stze, de 19n, etc.,• As is-SEE SIGNS PAGE 4 FlllDAY, NoVEMBER 16, 2001 "\ ••• THE HOME 'UNCH PUZZU How much money? How much traffic' How beg an Ikea., These are the ques- tions faetng the Costa MMa Crty Council as 1t prepar~ to vote on the Home Ranch deve~ ment FOf an 1n~epth look at the prOJect. rt.s problems and poss1bilit1es. see the special section beg1nn1r;ig on , ... 7 . Campbell challengers .emerge • Libertdnan dnd Democrat are reddymg to battle the Repubfican as emblyman : .. : -:·.· .. Paul Clinton OAtlY p LOT I .. . ~ i: .. ..... T<.r. '' AA Lf • NEWPORT BEACH -Even the potenual chclllengers for one of tbe ~tdte's mo t rock-nbbed Republtcan • As embl~· eats acknowledge they have their work cut out for them . Jun tudtN d Llbertanan from Ldke For t 1s on of two challengers tWho filed d "d •c:laratJon of uitent• to run agclJJ\.St Republtccin John Camp· bell m the rac(> for the 70th As embly 01.-.tnct -,eat The Llb<>rtctnan aren. t a · trong SEE CAMPBELL ~GE 4 Kalty Farthlng fixes fellow American Indian Jolh Freeman's makeup durtng Thunday's 1banksgivtng feast at Christ Lutheran School Ramadan an opportunity to educate Dressed for the· feast •The Islamic holy month this year will proVJde another means of educabng those wt}Q want to learn more about the faith. unam say Christ Lutheran students relive the Thanksgiving experience. complete wilh a Mayjlou er Dehcll•~ DA.llY PILOl P tlgnrns alighted rrom the Mayflower tn Costa M en Thursday and 1omed the Am ncan Indians for a Thanksgiv- ing feast. The Mayflow r was not a ship, but mstead a 50-foot mo.mg van docked at Christ Lutheran School. lb cavemo mten- or was filled "(Ith trad1bonal Thanksgiving fare like turkey, stuffing and cranberry sauce. The seventh-graders, dressed as Pilgnm • played hOll to the e1ghth-graden. dr u Arl\erlcan Indians, for th school' hrst attempt at an authentic·ThanksgtV\Dg feast "We have so much to be thankful for and we try to bnng u much of this stuJf to W a pouabJe, • Mid teacher Jenny Jordan TIM edd1bon of the donated Mayfl wer Working on a reason to be t~ankful ,,,, .............. ' "911 .. Dir I ' I -~ ........... van was the bramchlld of par nt JoAnne AUakson. •Next year. I haw to fmd Plymouth Rock •• AUakson JOked WluJe many of lhe tud nl) donned pil· gnm hats and a f w feclth , m went dll ouL Eighth-grad r Kcib FartJung wor a . paper t>ag v t adorned wtth f th rs with ct papoose on th beck and an lndian doll IJl.Slde of 1t Many of the tud nts wd that d.reSsing up gave lh m a more mllmat per- pectlve on the bistoncal natur of th ev nt ·we learned that th Indians and Pilgnms intermingled, shared th w d.lth and had a feast,• eighth1Jrad r J ~ Rlncon said The studen are also rollccting conned goods for a food pentry at th school • • 1:119--,.. UN cov.rs educ•tt0n. SM m.y be rHC.~ •t (Mt) 574-4221 Of by •fM•f •t ct.lrMu~times com. Lolita ............ Dot.LY P OT COST. 1ESA -DWlll9 a tune ol r ne" ed focus on the religion ol I Lam foUowmg th pt. 11 tem>rilt attacks,· loccll Muslun leaderw Mld thi ,. ar s eel brabon • of Ramadan will locu on tncl~1on and eduaboo. Wh n the un n Saturday morrung the tuslim rommwuty w1ll hcgin th monlhlong holiday, vowmg to <.-onrentrete on God and ablWn from 'from food, dnnk and •teftlUAl pl ur • lrom un up lo W\Hl. Whil • th holy celebrabon 11 pl ' rooted Ul lf. purificabon. lmlln SEE RAMADAN MQ S <D ------·wmiitMll' ........ a.._..c.._...-. ...... o..-c..,..,..,. ............ 1 ... llJJIM Aqlllct ,.,..,,,,. ···~- ........ J .............. .. ar..~-----·-....... C'.-.... Cll_ ....... • ... .:I ' ..... ho re.-. .. --,....,. • -, j .. S...r11 llll Suanne Somers. a comedienne, actress. dancer and author. wlll perform at 8 tonight at Orange Coast College's Robert 8. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, CostA Mesa. S37-$43. (714) 432·5880. 2 Friday, NoYember 16, 2001 .'. . aznzn an audience Davis Gaines, a Phantom on Broadway, will teach a master: class to students before performing four sold-out shows at the Center YoungO..ng D AllV PILOT B roadwdy heavyweight Odvis Gdutes remembers bemg new, hav- mg no Ldea what to do, who to ask, where to go and how to even walk into a big bad b45in that isn't very lund to newcomers hoping for a break The award-winrung octor co~ortably adnuts, even after 2,000-plus performances of the IJUe role LO "The Phantom of the Operd, • that aud11Jons are scary. That talent isn't dU that matters. That. yes. who you know can f YI make a differ- • WHAT: Davis Gaines • • WHIN: 7:30 p.m today, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. Saturday and 7 p.m. Sunday • wt ... : Founders Hall, Orange Coun- ty Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Cftrter Drive, Costa Mesa •COST: S46-S49, but the perfor- mances are sold out • CAI.&.: (7 14) 1• 7878 ence. Gdllles, who will perform a sold-out cabaret act for the Orange County Perfomung Aru. Center today through Sunday, will dlso teach a free class for local lugh school etnd college students recommended by their mstructors as part of the Masters at the Center ene . "He ha!> the • expenence that a lugh school student is not gomg to n-ecessM: ily get from d voice teacher or a teacher at the school,· ScUd Jon Undfor.;, choral music director ut Costd. Mesa High School, which LS sendmg one student to the master dass. Bethany Bohttll, manager of educallon programs at the Center, added that most of the students have never had opporturubes to learn from professionals. The exposure helps them pursue a career LO tbe..perfonn· 109 arts. "This tS the hrst year we're offenng musical theater cla es,· Bohall added ·nadtbonally. we offer Jazz and different fonns of music classes but Orange County has outstanding mUSJcaJ theater students so tt seemed logacaJ and exc1bng to bnng those groups together • Gaines relates to young hopefuls who want. more than anytlung. such a career He 1s also ln$pued by how generations con- bnue to produce tar hopefuls with the same pa ion he had as a cluJd growmg up m Orlando, Fla. HJ,w family members weren't mvolved an the entertainment fleld. His hrst expen· ences involved the school and church choirs. But for some reason, he never want· ed to be anytlung other than a per1onner. Gaines said. •I'm always constantly amazed al the talent that's out there at such a young age,· he added. ·That thts whole mus1C'aJ phe- nomenon conbnues It's lund of an oddly uruversal thing that always dlncUes me• The Hollywood Hills actor. whose credH tndud pnnetpal parts tn "Whistle Down lllEFLY IN DATEIOOK Mrs. Calif omia pageant seeks participants The Mrs. Califorma United States Pageant is looking for women to represent d tles throughout the state for a pegeant to be held M arth 22-24 . The> selected repre- sentoUv will. f c1v a tiU • banner, tJara and eligibility to compct for Mrs. CaWomla United Sta the Wlnd. • •The Best U tU Whorehouse m Texas: •Hello, Dollyl• and "Camelot: will cntique students Fnday tn an audillon-Wte setting where everyone will get a few mm · utes to perlonn. " "But I'm the Id t person to do that. 'cause audtllorung for m was the lea t I felt the least comfortable tn an auclJbon. • Games confe ed. "I don't do audttiorung very well aod al' deUrutely an art that I don't know tf I've ever learned.• Game plans to hare the most vaJuable ddVlce an conquering an audition: Be your- self. trust your lnsllncts dnd don't worry about whdt's expected. You can't know anyway, he reason . ·1 would not worry about wh th r you're gonna get the Job, bf>cdWj8 it's beyond your control. nor wheth r you're doing the right thtng. • he saJd. • J\N do your best. U you hdp- pen to be nght Ill your nund that day, then don't take at personally d you get rejected.· Gamei.. whose perfo"!ll"g expenen Cctnd1dat must be at I ast 2 t yean. old l\Od l.tvmg wtth th Lr husbands. To enter, nd a photo and bn •f btogrJ· phy to Dianct McKinney at 41 18 AJduwood t Wls, Akron, Ohio 44319. lnfonnallon (800) 243· 190 Pacific Chorale gets $4,500 grant . Orang County resid nts who. peak UIU or no English or who are vtsually unpa1r~ .... ,. ........ M'!Jl!S tt01\M (949) M2-6Ca -Pilot VOL 15. NO. JOe ._. ... _ Ill.MIN --,.., AnOhalt ,.S14"4»4 ,.,, ........... _t*R .... ~ .... ~ ~11UMI ID' ...... t ....... a 1wr ...,,. __ "9cofd 'f04ll C'OIMWIU about the ()tlly Not OI MWl \ICIL Af!WD Our...,.._ K JJO W ~ COIU ._.,., CA t2Q1 • also mdude ingmg at a ber where ~e. washed dtshes. said the second best p1 of advtce he's learned tS to JU t go for it. Wlule d choru member m "Camelot• on Broadway, Gdtne ' hrst b19 JOb, th actor . remembers bemg LO pued by d fellow cast mate "He said. you hdve to JW>t stop dnd ~y I won't take any mor<> of th en mbl J)drts if I want a lead,· Gain St.ltd A thetiter olumru of Floridct State Unaver- 1ty, the perfonner hds ubo ldrted u cho!· • an.hip fl.ind at h.ts almtl m.>tter Every y dJ', he vmts the Cdmpus and hol<h a concert. AU proce !<ls benefit the cholarslup, wh1ch 1 matched an gran by the stdte of Flondd once the sum tul $100,000 •Whatever I can do to help And it's !>bll t1 ledrrung process form cUld I'm w th y cdn t&tch m<> as much ~ I can tCdch th""'·· Gdm !><Ud ol tus 11\dSl~ t'Jdss tude:n "It'~ a very ldnulJal. communal alm~phf'r: wht>r w ctU have the on passion tn common • wall llcnf'ht from th~ $4,500 grant Arb Orang County rN"entJy gtlvt" to Pantie Choral Th gr.mt will ollow the chorm to partnN with ug nct • ucb o Tttll r San Jo and th Ora.all lnstttut lo produc a limited number of panlsh, Va tnam Md Braille translaUon of its ron rt progrtsJru, wluch will be ava1lablc> free of cha eat son pcrfonnanN'~. The tran l ated progrum wtll h~t b<> avtttlable ctt th Choral 's annual holiday conceJt, ·ns the Season: D 16 ot th• Orangt> County Perfomung Arts Center. ngnt NO n11M "°''"-iluAratlOnl, edotOfiel """* °' ~ ....,, (.91 be ,.odut.cs wittiout •ttWn psmiilion of c.GS¥'9he OW!'* HOWMllAPtUS ~ TM 1". 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Denys Cazel bnngs back the belove<.I boVln of "MlnnJe and M<>O and lbe Musk of Zorro" ctnd "Minnie and MO<l Go to Parts.• This m.stallrnent finds M oo musmg about grabtude on Thanks- giving morning: ·we have so much to be thankful for, and yet I feel a Scldn LO the air.· When turkey Zeke and Zack emerge and beg to be.hidden tn an oak tree, the seed for the flfSt-ever Thanks- givmg tree tS planted. In a I frivolous vein. Robert Mentll Bartlett expla:ms the ongtnS of the holiday celebrated on the fourth Thursday m November an •lbe Story of Tbank.sglv- lng. • Reissued thts year with lununou drawtngs by.Sally Wern C~mport. th• nanabve puts the holiday in the context of a long tradition of harvest fesllvah before describing the ptlgnms' landmg Also recently added to library h •Ive ts "Squanto's Journey,• Je>1epb Brucbac's story about the Patuxet Indian who helped the first New En gland colony !>Ur· vive. Geared for ctuldren f.rom age 4 through 8, the fictionalized account reflects the view '9f a Ndbve Amencdn w ho sav~ the pilgnms even M he wa losmg h.t.s family and tribe. Young readers might follow that up W1th Kate·Waten' "Samuel Eaton's Day: A Day ·ln the We of a Pllgrtm Boy,• a pboto-essay told 10 the fll'St person a.n the vernacular of the 1620s. After ledrrung about a 7-year-old pllgnm boy' fll'St expenence at helplllg wtth th rye har· v t and persevenng despite bit t rs on his hands. they may come away Wlth newfound thank.fuln for thetr ltve When it's time to focus on prcptinng the boUday repast, cooks Will hnd rK1pes for what Bon Appeltt e<.lator!I call "the mo t llJlportant meaJ of th year· m "Bon ~ppeUI Holidays." There are thr c po able preparations tor a turkey. as well ui. ddvace on caJVmg and vdnct- bons on th turk('y theme m thi laVl hly illustrated volume Once all have had tbf'Lr fill, hrc up th VCR for "Whal'• CookJng," an affectJon- dt look at four !amt.Li tone Hisparuc. on Vi t· na.mese, one Afncan Amencan. on J wash). all prepanng Thanksgw· tng dinner. Mercedes Ruehl, Alfre Woodard. Joan Chen. Julianna Margulies, Kyra Sedgewick and Dennis Haysbert tar in t.ti.1s ympethet.ac portrait or family conflict and togeth-emes.s that undenco11 th pow r of connecung with what really matters lh&s Thenbgtving. . SIU 1111 Sii Doily Pilot \.. ( A r Friday, ~bet 16, 2001 S 1 Fcy1ng up the dollars Sonora Elementary teachers work behind the counter to raise mon ey for their sch<x>I O.lrdNJMwman DAILY PILOT K llldN<Jdrten. h•o«her Kt'lh • l~f·vn rdn ddr<>IU~ mttn - t1~W o room full ol rttm- buncttC>U'> tudcnt , but q1ve h r t1 ludfi• lull of Im·' dlld somt• < ardlJOdrd box<• dncl stw r •ally hd~ to work di 1t., •ft\ ht1rd, • s.ud IJf VN, who woo, workmq up ti '>WPcit d.\ '>ht• prttC'UC et.I '>t1llinq \\1th d tnplP t1rchinq mullun d due<tPd O<•\t•r ttnd hN rnll •ttqu< from S.Onord clMllenldJ"\ S<-hool \Jx nt Thur.cld~ P\erunq <1f't1 f\trUon· did ., m ec,..10 ~ h~ c1' pctrt of t.1n 1~dUC'dll<in.tl lund-Ml~N 14 tah· 1><1rt1uputed in Uw dnnual t•v1•nt to rdl c• mmw~ tor t «< ht>r\ Son1>11t Prine tJ)dJ Lum• I l0tJ91ud :-.111cl th(• ellon U'>Uull~ nPt\ ohout ·mo tor hN "ch<•()t nw ll\CHIP}' 1 .. 11\l'cl Im ( ld .. 'ifOOffi ffilll flttl • •tt\ o !JH~dt woy to get our lum1h1• .. toq11th1•r 11nd f<>->t"r '>(hool "(Ill It,· llri< qorcl ... u1CI "And tht• '>tudl'nt' C)f'I to .... ,. lht•11 tt•ac hi'"' 11ut'i11h• ol thl'1r nonnt1I t•n1. uonnwnt • Kind1•rq.1rtn1•r C rdnt An·hdrl could h.irdl <uni.tin h1' f'nthU'>I~ u m di '' 1•1nq 111 .. I Puc twl, P1~<J\ •Phan-1'<1u~c·n l)(•tuml th•• support tht! t u" h •Jt's gn."itt to mon y for th~ school Wld, t of U, I don't hc1 \ t• tu <oak,• AI hcll1 se:ud. 1c ()une1ld"· h~ th annual l.!\l(!Ot b<'C"dUW cif 1~ lTcldltJOn of <Jt\'U\g I.kirk to 'the commwuty, '-'<IUI Virqamd !\ldn91on , owner ot Uw Co!>tu M •!>(,i McDonald's Son<>ru f>T. Pr s1dent !\.hchf'lh• :-.=<•di Sctad th fund· • r <IC l'f I f!!>~C lctlJ)' ft lpf uJ h•·c._d.u 1· tho mont•y will go • , • dttN th to thf' t •och r • 11 ht-Ip thc•m {lf't the little thincJ' th•·\ nt! ·d. • ·cLI '-4.ld Thl' OIOOP\' ral P<l I d ~ll· t-d h\ tt1" u~te1urdnt With the <lhtm t \-.;hie h thr•n lunnPls 1t to th • 't hool Tiw t•·u1 11n' c.ll!><J gain a Of'\\ l11uncl 11·~1)(>< t lor the well· ch11rt·•~1r<1ph••d art ol Id t·food j>ff'fkSrdllOrl ue McVelgh, a teacher at Sonora Elementary, runs the register at McDonald' on Bristol 'treel as other teachers prepare food as part of a school fund-raiser, Th<>} CJrt'Plfld c U'>tonwrs, workt>ter ctnct ti' l'>te<JI uuun C lo..,•· tu I, :.mo u•'.'>lc1urttnts H1 < ountn ,,, Jl•· 11111nc h•·cl on tu' I.a\ onli•. c hie l.t n ~It ~U<!!J"'' "It'' lun lii •c ••llS'' I cwt to ,•'f· hi•r <11 ntqhllartlf• C •ftlOI 'did CtcJfll s 11111111 IPt1nn1•, '•if'I '>hi' hruuqhl l\t'r 11111111\ 111 h••lp I h11\ P 11 dePJJt•r opprec1a.uon lur ~le lJ• •nuld .., Oh\\ • '>did Ph1~n·~'1 I\ 1·r ... Offi.Cials approve fiiirground proposal • Mast r plan off er~ cctl d down versions of both the cone \rt v nuP oncl lhe eque trian center. Lolita H•rJHtr D AILY PILOT C'OST\ IC"i \ 01oncw C'ount\ r.mqro11ml ollu ldl' ll OdJll IOOUSI\ ti ppro\ I'd d p rt.•luntn<11)' 1 O·} t•dr mt1'>h•r plc1n Thuro,dd\ lhdt inc h1dc>-. d rP\ tvPd t1mph1tht•d1t•r ttncl \ O\H·cl II' d<lclrc•.,.. dt•lttll' lt1I • Pr lfl lhl' prO<l''>' Bot1rcl Pr~'>1flen1 C ·ur1 Pnnglt• r<'m1nch•cl cHHll<·nn• nwmhf'r' mdn} tmw' tht1I thP plc1no, tor lht• "'"' hor· <INNI hv tht> co .. 1<1 Mt•'>t1 Fn•(1\\>tl y Ft1u 1>11\ I' FdlfVH'W Rc>tJd und .\rhnqton Unvt• WC'fi' '>l1ll m thl' Pdr - ly 'luqt>'> . ·WP t1rt• '>lmph pmnlln<J out whert• \H• .. ,.mt to lw 1rnd Will SlcHI Wt1lkmq In lhdl d1rect1on, • Pnntflt• 'did rrdnk I lc1wlton nl L~ \ ~ .. lK'ltlh' -~1rt•cl tu llltlrl • t19P dnd tlt~4>P llw mt1'-ll'f plan pron~s-. -prr•wntt><J th plan, whac h r allPd kir thl' rc>cluc-t1on ol tlw PtfUPstmm u•nt1•r mprc indoor t.'Xh1h1· lion pt1C'C mor<• pdrkmg dnd the rf'h1rth of tt '>ffidller dmph1th •ttt •r ~ Pd'>l me<'lmq'> \\ hPrP d1'i· r u<,s1on'> ht1\e mcludt'Wr pldn <1ttrdrlecl mow th<1n l OU Pf'Opl€' requmnq u lttrg(• me€'tmg \enu dncl m1c-mµhone. hut Thur dd~ \ rrowcl ht mto a mdll m<•t.•1 in<J room .md the <11 «u.., ... um ~' tt'> more inllmt1le 1 lor'>P <'nlhustd'>t~ po ... tt•d d pttrt1dl \ 1c tory b} ke<'p1nq tht• '1•nll!r dl the• fd1rgrouncl m .. tt.•ttcl ol hcivmg ti movt•cl to t1nothPr locdt1on. d'> Wd'> prt>· v1ou I} '>uqgc'>tcd The m d'>· h~r µlc1n cuUt:d lor d 50 • .. reduc lion of the equPslrtan < rntc>r. lreem g up i.even uc r tor parlung Thti new fanht} would n •move two ttrent1' dnd hold uhout 140 dl'\tmal No trdm· •rs or hot1rder<i would Ue d1 • plMed, but d handful ol ..iudu•nce member c-on - tlemnNt the bodrd' dec-1 ion Donate your vehicle~ 1-888.-308-6483 ~et hope in n1o tion ro in1pro\·e local lives. • J{\' • Un.ti'-• lk.tl [.,tJ ll' • T J X lkdUl\thk to recluc e th1> c t>nter . .,d~ 1nq 11 would m•qt1t1H•ly t1fl1•c t 1111• busin1•.,-. O\\ nf'r\ Of) thP prop· NI~ "I hope> lhl'1 bonrcl k 't'P' In pCf'>PN'll\P thdl our re pon,1b1hl\' I'> to th1• hrocHl- e r < ommuntl\ hottrd rnf'm· bn Rctnd\ "m1th 'idld • 1 Ill not ..,U<JCJ"'''"CJ .... (• don t rurt• c1bout the> phqht ol lhl' hu..a· nt'"' rm nN' hut thttt '>houlcl not hf' our frK u-. 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I ht• \(!fl UC hO'>tCcl IO lht• 1480' OllK1c.ll\ '>did tht•' wt•r<• not dWttrt• ul ttny h1d'> IO ()((Uf)\ ur mdlldCJl' thl' \.l'nm• HICKORY FARMS• SAVE $4.00 Jib. BEEF STICK• '9" MER · GE ..._su.t9 u. ...... , b ..... ~-~-... ............... ., ......... ....., ..... .... ......... ....., .. .... ... BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Additional guards c\xp<'r trd at J\ \' Mori' '.°'Jdl111ndl Cudr<h · ffi('!fl tlfll t"<IWCll'Ct to t~lll putroUinq c1t J11hn \\'d\ OI:' Au port 111Jld\, dllt!r ,in orch•1 lrom Go\ Cjrcl\ Dcivi.. On Thur .. du\, lJ<1\1 urdru cl tht• rtrld1t1undl ltO<>p.., Ill ~11<.I In tht• '<:H•t•n· IOCJ ol trn\f•ler' and hall· qofw •incl IO 1><•rtorm <.>ther <111111•, John \\o}n • pdkes· '"omc1n Ann McCarley ... ml sh1 could not dy what •>lhN tluhe'> they would 114 •rform, for ., !'C\Jnty rea· 'ono, On Nov -9. Pre 1dent Bu ... h ctnnounc-ed ct 2s•. inc ma .. • in th number of quctrd .. men patrolling air- porh ndt1onw1tle. About 2 ooo ciddmon.U guard a.re ~>.~l(xted to be talloned a t liltport dcro.. the nation, hnnqmg the total to 9 000 • 0. f A~gwtf', IT'S TIME FOR ... / fM.t 'g qour '~°' Ml CASA. ..,,,., s~ • MEXICAN RESTAURANT .... _. 01..iP -"'(Ai.SARE A TRIP TO M[X1CO fl.\'hY U>'•~tD fOR JCi~[.;R\-'--~--~~... WE SPECIALIZE OUR TRADlTIOI' IS Sl\\PU ~'~~I IN LARGE .... AR .. ~ ATM~Pl-l!IU .; TO GO ORDERS GREAT iOOO ~ ORl"ll!.S AT R£•(()~Alll PRICH _; PHONE AHEAD! 196 E 17TH ST COSTA MESA · 9'9·MS·7626 ,,,.. ' I ' ' 4 frtdoy, ~bet 16, 2001 SIGNS CONTINUED FROM 1 und yo-cutchmg color ch m ar n't tlw olullon. • ~ly probl ·m a> with whAl 1 cctll •11111mt< ky quad 1gns The c1u that tlo t h•~ ure wunoabe c1U , • Adams ''"ti S11 sloll will go b<ick to the drawing hu111CI to cJl'Cade &uc;h thing a whether 111 hm• d ltrm uke Hunt to de 190 signs • 11111 to 10< ttt<.> phtce!t where 1gns need ''' h•• rl•mov •d , udded or replaced. POUCI flllS cosumsa • M"* WUVAMt: A <ommefdal =i:: w• r~ In the 500 block It 10:•S • m. • ~ •• ~An *1t10 theft ¥l'l'f ~In the 900 blodcet1:17 a.m. Wild!~ .. • ~ MMDI '°9etMon of ~. WM reportad In the,2600 block •t 2:55 p.m weonescs.y . Daily Pilot PUIUC wm ( 0 .. 1. of cour.,o. 1$ a cnous cons1d· 1•f,111nn None of the more than a dozen d1•,tt1n lmn& thut had a chance to bad • 111 tlw Joh w rei willing to do at for the ~>Cl ouo ttu• city hod ct aside. CAMPBELL CONTINUED FROM 1 ken cnbc of Democratic Gov. Grdy Davis. "I'm $urpri.$ed that olb r°'p4r· · Ues bother to hove a candidate In a district so strongly donunated by the GOP," saJd Tom Fu nt(>S, th chauman of the Orange County Republican Party. "If they're gotng to spend the rcmcxh;hng money on the kJtchen on the cam- paign, 1 would put m the new stove • conurutt m M lly, has loudly criti· mod Davi I handling of the state's energy crisis artier m the year. A~semblyman Ken Maddox. Th n w distncts don•r take effect unw ctfter the general election .. C4ndidalet for statewide otnc must complete another round of paperwork by Dec. 7 to become lormal ca.nd1dat for th March 5 pnmary. The general elecuon is H111 11 tht• council pctys a hnn 'H" ooo or more for bdsac consulung .i1111 ''"'" ht1., th<' nty'!t 19n hop crank 11111 tlw 111•\\ pmduc t, which could co t .ct11111t .mo ur inon.• per sign, 1t could 11111 111111• cHl 1•>.r>t'O!>IVU proposition party right now," said tudJer, a retired computer engineer. "It's going to be an uphill fight.• John Kane, who also llves in Lake Forest. has filed to run for the Democratic nomin&tioo to unseat Campbell. Kane could not be reached for comment. On Aug. 3 t. Campbell celebrat· ed nb llBt bill to become law when DovlS 1gned A5sembly Bill 810. which g1v s th Irvine Ranch Wat r DtStnct the power to acqulle land to imtcill w tJand along Sdn • DtNJO Cr k for Nov. 5 \rul 11., c1Phn1tt>ly one that reqwres 1111111· th1111qht llwy dqreed unarumous- I\ h11·,d.1~ h )' vnting to bnng bdck Cl '' ''"'d 111 11•1Hlc1 111•ru dt d future m~I· 1nq Fr h off his first yedf an the late Leg1S1ature, CampbeU sa1d he 1 n't taking anythmg for grant· ed ·Som people. when they hear gunf11e, run away from it,• Camp· bell srud ·1 run toward It • nus year. the stale ls holdulg d •closed" prurutry, in which voters can only cast ballots for cand1dat m the1r party. • JUNE CASAGltANOE covers Newpon Beacti ')I c tndy !>(> rtc><hed dt (949) S7'"41232 Of by e- ,1 .. 111 11 1ur11• c.tw9r.i~•tatT~ com Campbell, who was first elected m 2000, bas emerged as a nsmg star m the Republican Party - popular ln his district and respect· ed as a tireles w orker and outspo· The a mblyman, nt1med VlCe chamnan of the Assembly' budq t Campbell will be runrung in a dt tnct altered dunng the stat wide redrawing of boundanes dunng th ummer Campbell lost Cmtd Meltd, which was handed t<> G ttinq,, INVOLVED • GETTING INVOlVED run\ petood illy 111 the OJ1ty Pilo t on a ro tating "·"·\ If rou'd hk• 1nformatton on • 1t.lt.hnq you1 m 9am1.Jtton to tht\ · \' •• 1119 49) .,,. 4}98 ACADEMIC VEAR IN AMERICA ' 1 ! ' I•'''' l.11111ltt•' c dll _ho<;I 1 1 •• 1 •1 11111 .. 1111h·nt .md 1>ctm If 1 111 '-I ll(H I trm <lflJ cl nurnl~r ,, 11t1\ ··I .111111.icl pr o<Jrdm'> I l11llll'll•·· I •II jllllfl 1H001 l .l2· 11< 1..., J ALS ASSN., ORANGE CO UNTY CHAPTER 1111 \111\11trophu Lc1ll'rt1I ...,, 11 ·111''' \ '"1 v. lrn h help~ 111tlt\. telu.11.., whu ht1vf• lhl' ch~· 11r<l1•1 lh111 ,., 1tl!>O known d., I.IHI ( 11'h 1tq\ clt..,t't!.,t', nPl'd'> \oh1111t•f'J.., (714 ) J7 "> 14.l.l ALZHEIMER'S ASSN. OF ORANGE COUNTY '°'Lil>l lf1r1 qroup lf•t1dcar.,, V1!>1t· 11111 Volunl1'4'r'>. ldm1ly rc•!>ourc.. c un.,ulldnt'> and 11tltc f' vol11n1Pi•r' rtr<• nPt'dPd \11lu nlp1•r' Ill••) \\urk on unt•· twu• prow<'' ur onqotnq pro- qrctm., TMmmq ~,,., ron~ dre •l\'t1tlnhll' umo j hh0-1 tl<jJ AMERICAN CANCER SOCJETY nw Ornncw County Rrg1on ol the Amt>m ctn < "ctnn•r Soc1· 1·1 ~ \(>(•k., r>fhC"f' voluntt.>el"> The .,,>< w1y t!t c11'11 wekmg \ oluntP<'r& to answer raU., for 1111' unit'., HMf)hnP lnfoCe>n· lN (9.<HJ) 2h 1 ·944t:> AMERICAN CANCER SOOETY DISCOVERY SHOP The> Amrnnrn Cun.r<•r Suc1- l't} 1>1,n1\.1•ry Shop nl'ed& 1111Wc10lt'Cl qoo<I.,, .,UC h 11<, < loth111q, l urn11ur,. ww«>lry. dC C'(.."''•orw .. <1nt1qll('" r1ncl col- lt•<.hhh·..,, to lund th<• o,oc1r ty'!t rt>S('drt h, PcJllC'dllOn dn<.I pu twnt '>t•rvtc ('" proqrums Tht• tJUCKh mdy tw. c1m1>1XK.I 1111 .11 2hOO ( <'<><t'>I HJ wuy. < "11111nu d1•I '\lar Volunteer.. '"'' "'"' 111·1 cl1 '(I lrum 10 11 m ''' 1 p 111 1\ l1indr1\ through "dt111<111\ .11 llw '>dffi<' lex a· • .. • tJOn. (949) 640-4777. AMERICAN CANaR SOOETY ROAD TO RECOVERY The transportation program needs volunteers ~to drive · cancer patJents lo and from med1caJ t.reatments•.'(ree of chMge The requir~ com· m1bnent tS a few hours each week or month. Dnvers must hdve d valld dnver's license dnd U\Surance and be at least 25 years old. Volunteers .. may use either their ow() vehicles or Amencan Cancer Society vdn!t (949) 261-9446 or !ICom· t•r~cancer.org. , AMERICAN HEART ASSN. The Amencan Heart Assn. is loolung for volunteers to per· fonn vdnous general office dulle& Ul the m&n office and implement educational and fund-rdlSing events through Orange County. No expert· ence necessary. 1Taining will be provided. (949) 856-3555. AMERICAN HOME HEALTH HOSPICE PROGRAM Th American Home Heolth Hospice Program needs vol· unteers to give emotional support to terminally ill patlents and thell' families in the greater Orange County clrea . Trauung is provided. 1714) 550-0800 or (800) 540· 2545. AM ERICAN RED CROSS, ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER The Orange County chapter of the American Red Cross needs volunteers to address rommunaty groups about Red Cross services and to act as liaisons w1th the media In dis· dSter and emergency situa· lions. Lynn Howes. (714) 481 · 537b ANIMAL NETWORJC OF ORANGE COUNTY Become a bottle-feeder or tdke m pregnant cats at your home Many shelters kill pregnant cats upon arrival Dog and cats are also av&il· abl for adoplion.(949) 759· 3646 or http://www.anJmaJ- network.org. ASSH.RENAJS.SANCE CREATORS The Costa Mesa group spon- sors and upports outreach coz:runuruty service progrnms, such as the homeless sanctu· 4.ry. Volunteers are needed. (714) 540-5803. ING MOTHERS, ING SfsTERS The local chapter is loolong for men and worn n older than 20 who have l.tved in Orange County for at lea t ix months and have been on the job for at least three months to serve as btg brothers or big sisters for chJldren ages b to 16 from single-parent homes • (714) 544·7773. IOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INC. Volunteer opportunities lor the Orange Co~ty Counnl lnclude fund-raising, pro. gram development and train- ing to existing troops and packs. (714) 546-4990. IOYS & GIRLS ClUIS Of NEWPORT-MESA The three uea clubs need volunteer coacbe and arts and crafts workshop teachers Call for locabon (949) 642· 2i.s. COSTA MESA CMC Pt.AYHOUSE The playhou e needs volun- teers for ushenng. backstage work. mailing . typing. con- trolling lights and many other duties. (949) 650·5269. COSTA MESA HISTOfttCAl SOCIETY The sooety collects mfonna· lion, photos and arttfclcts relating to the tustory of Cos· ta Mesa and Ule harbor area Volunte rs are need <1 for clerical tasks, computer mput and help l.n the llbrary. 1949) 631·5918. COSTA MESA UTERACY COUNOL The Costa M e a Literacy Center needs volunteer tutor to teflcb Engllsh as a second languag Peopl who want ' to learn English tlS d second language MC dlso t'.'ncour· aged to caU. C dlJ to n1gl!>t r. (71'4) 435-J:llO or (71 4) 545- 3445. • COSTA MESA MS SElf-HELP GROUP The Orange County chapter or the ndllOnnl ""h11t1pl Sci • ros1~ Soc1<•ty htt., !ltctrte<.l d new self·hf'lp group in \ostcl Me a lor people newly d1t1<J· nosed or with mtntmdl ymp· toms· ol rnulllpl • sclero i~. or both The> group w11J m !(>l di 11 d.m the ltr..t Tuesddy ol ~very month (9491 t>50·7h5~ 1s eelung volunteers for 1b expanding trauma response progrdm Some volunteers as 1 t law enlorcement, fire· fighters and emergency·type re pondN by providmg emotwnal first aid. and sup· port to tnJured or trauma· 111 d people. O ther volun- t r& provide dJspotch and ofl1c-<" upport No expen· t>ncP 1s nece dry Traming will ht.' .provacled. (949) 588· 1414 'DISP\.rfE 4ftESOlUT.10N SERVICES .\h>lunteer med1dtor . case COSTA MESA POLICE DEPARTMENT 'J*caa~l t and outreach ~. a~clOt<; dre needed to heJp 1n J vono'\y of medlabon ca • •!t. B\lmtrutll language skills an.' needed for office volun· teers,und for mediators. (949) 250-~88 Seruor-s 5'i un<l ol<lrr dre anv'lt· ed to help stdfl the W •sl!t1d • substation Voluntf'Cr'> t1rt' asked to work two four·h<1ttt ddytune !th1tti. pN wl.' k ttnd art' rf'spons1ble for dn wenng phones, h1cyclr regtSlrdltOn, hngerpnntmg. dtlld entry dnd d s1sunu w11h other c1tyw1dP projN"t'i Semor-. who Cdn peak both Spunish tind Eng· hsh are t1IM> nN'd :'cl Call for ciO apf>lt<.'dtton Frt>d Ut1 !(k· ler, 1714) 754-5208 COSTA MESA SENIOR CENTER The mulllpurpoS(> .. emor wr· vic:e., faoJ1ty· ut tht• f orn •r ol 19th Stre~t t1nd Pomon11 Av1;1nue ~k., volunt ·~who can greet mt>mtwrs 11nd lh(' public at th• hont d • k dnd volunteer tor lhe R sourcl.' Department with Exe •I com· puter expen nee crnd htnp telephone kdb. The ~ruor Meals f)fOCJrdm di.so n • ds people to deliver m(•t1l!t to hom ~ (H491 h45-235b COSTA MESA SENIOR CORP. ThP nonprohl orqunmitton tit the Costci M Mi Seruor C nt r I~ look1nq for n w boMd member.. Th fund·rtU~IDCJ dnd pol1cymdk1n9 board needs volunt • re; who wlll pal'tloJ te ln monthly m t· ing • occcls1onul comm1tt e m •Un<f'> and pt'<"1al proJ c . CandJddt hould hdV(• ron· necttons m Ccr..to 1t~ ttnd urrouncttng rommun1ttM cmd cUt lllt<?.ru...t m •rvmq tht• <om· muruty by h lp1n ""nton. (94<1) G45-235h, fat. 1 COURT·APPOeNTED SPEOAl ADVOCATES Volunt (•rs urt· neP.decJ to rv > u~ advocot • tor obused. nNJIN"tf'<.m· doncd chiJdrvn Volunl • ·~ work on 6n one-with ct child for throo houn> ti week (7 14) 66.1-003 .. CRISIS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM INC. This nonprotu orgdnauuon I EASUR').EALS Ed!.t r ~ls needs voluntet>rs ·for ongoing clencal work and to help 111 .programs for <'htl· dren with dJ abilities and m p c1dl event'> (714 J 834· 1111 ENVIRONMENTAL NATVRE CENTER Volunteer trall guides are n ~e<l to h Ip visitors leom about thetI envirohmE>nt. (44lJI h45·8484 ASH -MOBILE MEALS C'dll l~ql 642-6060 to h Ip Fnend!t in rv1ce to Human- ity .d 1 t w\lh the Moblle Mrul program and provtdP ongoing em,rgency as is· tanc<> to th~ ln n ed Both uJwuyb MT k volunteer ass1S· tan('(> tn' a vanety of areas. (tl49) ~5·8050 FRIENDS OF THE NEWPORT BEACH UlftARY Th boo'k store needs book dontltlon for book sale!> Good quality chtldrc>n' and nonhc;Uon books ar esp«>· c1ally n d d ThC'y may be lell at any of the branch hhrnnf''\ Bo I boa, Munn •r or Coronel del Mor, or 1n lh pec1al book do t n<•xt to the Fn<"nd Book Store> at 1000 Avocado Av . Volunteers am n ed d to tart th u d book store that 1s tn Id.-th entt4J\ce of th • nlr 1 Library Volun- tr r!> muiot be m mbers or th frt •nd of th Library nd or a k d to work on thr ·hour hi rt per month. (949) 75 ·9667. GIRL SCOUTS GJrl Scouts of Orange County n ·volunteers to be lramed es troop leaden, serve on pedal commin and gav ledu • demonstntions or dalMI. (7 141 979-7900 . . (949) 72J.Ol21 ' HOW YO HELP In the .~,,,.th of the Sept , , terrorist •ttKlcs on the East Co.st ()(9an1- utiom •nd cir;-funded clepa~nfS in Newport· ~ are r•ising funds. This Ii.st which wfll run occaJionally. incl~ some oft~. •Proceeds from "The Spirit of Amefia. • • show per· formed by Ensign Interme- diate Schoof students today and saturd.iy. will be donated to the f.mllies of New YOtic firefighters who died rescuing victims from the terrorist •n.cks on the World Tride Center. • "The Best of tuly Wine Dinner • will r•lte funds for families affected by tt-.e Sept. 11 •ttacks. The five-course mHI •t Doke In Newport Beach features a Ympling of a diff.,-ent lt•han vint• wtne with each course beginning •t 7 p.m. Nov. 28. All proceeds will be doNted to families • of the .tU<tt victims. Cost is S95 per penon plus tu •nd gratuity and r~a tions 1re required. Dole. Is at 800 w. Coast Highway. (9'9) 631-4334. •Anyone Interested In sending money to victims of the attacks in New York may contribute to 1 box J)tKed by COSU Mesa city employees ...:.. polke. fire and the Pavilion Assn. - on the front desk of the city"s Police e>ep.rtment. You may •lso rNil your contributiom to the crty of Costa Mes.. P.O. Box 1200, Costa M4Ka. CA 92628. (714) 754-S281 ~(11lkte01" It() NJOtUJ ... · OONRtY.·s FLOWERS NJ...._IW ... -"..,.., ..... , 714.540.31 JS ll7S N1mpllillwt --~··-949.645.024' • ..... Doily Pilot ,...-......... _ Annexation·· could turn into battle • Residents of w tern part of Santa Ana Heagh~Temain unhdppy Wllh a futur as part of Costa Me d . June caU9r•nde 0AllY PILOT . ~ NEW.PO RT BEACI I Caty off1c1ol heivt• 11.1\wn <1n · that the two c1t1 dpply at th m . wne for th ctnn x- auon. In FPbruary or Mdrch, th cornn:u ion t'S expe<"t •d lo hold o h anng to mak a d c~1on on the two calle • requ t Though N ewport Be<ach ofhcial hdve f>et>n C-<Jr ful not to q t anto t.-mton<ll dis· put wath DP19hborang Cos- ta M .. a. c:onttover-;y ls v1.,1- Ult• on the honzon • important h•p towurd • Annt>xationi are nc>vN reatty peclccful • Newport Bedr h As astant City Mttn· dqer Ddve Ktff said .. l'X()81''11n9 lh nty\ ho rdPrs to 1nr lud.-pMh of Sdntd Ant1 11 19hts dnd 8dy Knollc, On th hN•I., ol Co'>td Me .. d hhn9 an t1pphcdt1on to annC'x (>drt or lht '>onl(> two unmc orporated an•d'>, Nrw- port Bt•dch \lt1fl mN Tue day with county olhc1dls to nail down o;om dNt111" ol th <1pphcahon proc • .,., Tht> Ordncw County Locdl Agcnc:y formdl1on C'omma - s1on, th<• d<wncy th<lt over- ,., cKln XdllOn!o, hd~ U kt•d RAMADAN CONTINUED FROM 1 ~ lou!tldld Al-Q<11.wui1 or lht · ISldlnJC educ dllOn<tl ( ·t·nlN of Ort1ntj(' County '>did h,. wdnl .. the hohddy to ttl o "''rvC' d'> un open 10v1t.iuon lor non-Mu,. lam' to ll'drll dhout l'>ldnuc c ultuw ·our door' t1n• of.>Pn to .in}On(• who wa..ht~ lo 1m1v or lo'it with us or ll'c1rn more• r1hout thP rl'hq1nn. • tw 'idlcl \ltN c.;(•pt l 1. th1• coun- NOTEBOOK CONTINUED FROM 1 Wh<'n I wt1 .. 7. m) motht'r took my twu\ "'""'' ttncl I on tJ tnp to Plymouth for lhf' <trcdt turk<>y dd)' Ld1d und I hucl t{1dcl d Bohh'-l'Y 1\Ym'< t1d\'l0ntur<• lhdl hcJd Nt1 n and 0 •rt ttncl PIO'>'>!(' dnt.1 rredd1t• '>OIVlllCJ d OW'ttN) dlllOnCJ thl' crdnberf). h<xJ'> of ~Id•,.,. de hus tt We \H!rt> p yC'ht•d to M? Pl ymouth Rock It Wd d c rd'>hlO«J ll•ldown when the rod.: or our 1mt1y1- n<lt1on turn •d out to be, well. d 9rc1~ r0< k. 1 lowcvm. Plunouth Plt1nlt1taon c1 retr •t1t1on p1lqnm v11t1qP compl t with cr<l ft:.m •n . Wd'> a tnq hit And th<• lurk<'Y d1nnN tit lhP John Carver Inn \\d'>n't ht1lf -t)dd •1th r When we twcdmc l ndqen,, my mother d •c1cl d rock cornu.h h 'nc, w r a much bell •r c·ho1ct• than turk<>y lor our hohdd)' • Current plan., dH' for Newport Beach to db o rb 190 home!. in Bdy Knoll and 460 m edsl dnt1:1 A nd He1~ht Costd Mr d plan., to annex th • WP tern dr 'd For t1 hevr of r<><li.on ... m<lny are unh<lppy with th•~ arrangPmPnl Nrwport B clch mdn\ dfJH'''· I' th•· µl<l< " to ht• ·w(! ll•t•l We hdV<' lllfJrt' 1n try w1lnt"""d tt n•nu1'>'t<1nc I' in ·1,1~1mac cJWttrf>ne•>'>, Al- Qu.tw1ni .,c.11d Thous<1nd' of pf'oplP rtJ llt'd th<-"'' n t t>r oskinq qu"'llon' dnd u•qu<''>hnq • copH.'' ''' th1• Ko run · • J dnl hctpp~ It CJIV('<, ll't tlO op port 11011 }' to It'll p<'upll" whdt lru<' 1 ... 1,un "· • th<' 1mt1m :...c11cl Ft1 .. t1nc1 ,.., prc•vdlc>nt in nltln\' < ulturt>'> Al·Qd1wm1 'it11cl 001 unhkt• thP Ct1lhohc trdd1t1on ol L(•nt. d pN11KI wh•·n Jkln'>h1on1•rs <JIH• up t1 lu>.urv tor 40 dt1~' m r<>t oqm mPt1I Thus '>tctrtc>cl th1• <lnnuul cooking cJncl '>tufhnq contt>'>t. in ~ht<"h my <,i<,IN <tnd I would Nlclllenge Nch othN to 'il'<' who rould md«P thl' be t dnd mo!>t UnU!>Utll '>tUtflOCJ ThtS WcJ'> pn.>c<•dl"d by the> onnu11l C'orm ... h H1•n Dt1ncc, an whath th • poor h1rd.., would tw lo•<<'d to h00<J1c> wh1Je Wd'th111q uruh•me>dth th<'ir winq., On my !>1'<ond Th,mk<,- Cfl~lnCJ dWdY from honH'. Lar.i reported tht1t I 011c,..,t·cl cl rla ~1c mom nt In htor ht1't • lo ffidke d wond •rlul < oot..ed turkey tor my 1!oter ancl h<>r hu.,band, my moth- N forqot to take lht> cl ar pld tac wrap off th hird . A ppdrenUy thf" l<1m1ly Wd'> dlert<'d to th1 ft1ct wh •n t1 tranqe burnmg smelJ 'ittlrte<.J WcifUng through the lutch n My mom thought tht.' btrd could hctve been savC'd, hcid they JU l < ldp<'d thP '>IOq<'d pla ll<" off My s1 t r, t1 chenustry w1wrd. d c1ded --- WINDSHIELDS DIRECT :. 'T 1 ( 11 1\ ','' 949-673-6299 714-348-7 440 ~ ,..,,., • ( ,11\s Christmas at Summerhill A charming colkction 10 htlp you ukbrntt rhr spirtt ... ; 1hr semon Wrtaths. 1.arlllnJs, C-custom ammgrmr111s ~ Ffl 10 am 6 pm. I 10 il'ft \pm. s.,,. 10 &n1 l pm , l..ociind bch-' Pt.nit Pet .. 369 E. 17th s.,... Co.ca Meu, Phone (949) 646-474S . common with N wport The dec1 100 about which 8 • h, nd Cl part of N w-r1ty will annex which area port Buch we would have Wd made decod s ogo much bett r reptes nta-when the county wa1 help- t10n, • cud Ru N1cw1ctr0w.,. 1nq c1t1es dehne theu k1, a r Id nt of Santa And • ph res of influence • J l••1qht ' Pegd5u Tract. Some, llke Niewtarow lo, which 1s l~ted to become wdnt .ofbCldls to reconsider pttrt of Co ld M a .. Th tract thP e theorellcol bound- 111 d clust.-r of about 84 dnt><> horn , plus iome apartment ·we know that tht> re111- hutlcl1n9s. hNWl' n th 0 I· dents have some lSsue , ha C:he1nnc•I. M Sd Onve, thou9h. and that's ome- lrv\nt• Boul vurd and Santd th1ng LAFCO give weight' nd Avenu to,• szud Carolyn Thoma , ·Cvt>ry lime we d!ik N W· tht• comm1 saon's prOJ(>Ct port B d< h to nd a r pre-fficJOd<Je r overseeing the ~entC1l1ve Lo one ol our m l · annexation IOCJ • they've be •n th re, but Unhke Lhe Newport Coast thr<> time'> w 'v ask 0. 4nnexc1t1on. on which tht> Co'>tu M d to attend .ind comma<> ion 1s holding its th<>y didn't .,ho w up.· hf' hE'dnng today. Santa Ana C11d . H<'1ght dnd Bay Knolls wlll PropNt} \'dlu Me be money l~ers for Newport dnothcr conct>rn A <>wankwr FiecJch and Co ta Me a, Nf•wport Bed< h oddr~ ., which w1U pend mof' to could b • m 't.1Sured in dolldr'> provide erv1c such a hre on thP d'>\e'> .. Cd VdlU<' or dOd pobce than they will gel m.my homt•s 1n propert5' taxes twn uf thP .. dcnhrf' Jf''-U'> Chn't mdd(• Thl' 1mllm '>t11d hP hopes mc>mber.. of thf' community wall chscov<>r th<• mt1ny ..amaldntu>s bPtwc-en ~ 1u.,11111\.tlncl non-Mu<;lun!. l~r1mod<1n punfle the brttan t1nd hotly cJnd wul trom toxin'> IL prov1d<'' t1 rr·nl'Wdl ol lt11th t1nd d re9C'n- 4'1c1tH>n ol th<' '>J>•'rlt. • Al- <Jc11w1n1 .,dlcl • LOUTA HARPl"Jt cown Costa Mflot Stw rNy be re<Khed at (949) 574 4'275 °'by •·fN1I at lolira harp· " '"''~com lhdt tht• hard Wd" cookl•d hP lrtt<,h1' cJhlP lo h11\1• Th11nk .. ql\llUf dm· rwr \\1th 111\' 11101lw1 It w.1 ... 1101 1h" 11, .... t 111 111111•' "-tr mot IH'r \\ho '" 1r1 c1 \'l.'ht-1•lc htt1I \\,.._ lfl tt Olll'>lnq ho1111· 111 Lonq f\1•11( It 11111'1 -..1111•111111 ti '''\I'll' hruk1•11 lt•q \\1• h.111 Ill "'II 11111 s.111 l)lt'Cfll h11n1P rtlld llljllll' <lllt \\ lhll \\11\lhl hi' till• h1• .. t I Ullr'I' 1111 Ul\! 1110111 , .. ho rwt-cl' lwlp 1111 .1 clc111\ h•t'I' lh1• nur ... 1nc1 hom1• ht>lcJ 1t-. m"cil ot 11 ,, m , l'dtl~ 1•n1111qh Im nw tu 1wnd at v.1th mrm1 twlorc qomg to \\ 111 k ,,, I c,t1t an the h111nt>., pc1tw ll•c•danq Ill} mothl•r Int' ut m1t'>lll'cl p11l1th'X''i t1nd c uttmq hl'r turkl•), I founrt FYI • WHAT: The lsl•mk Edu- cational Center of Orange County invites all members of the commun~ to visit the center at 9"Y time. ·--: 10a.m.to4 p.m .. seven days• Wftlc. Special sefVices are held Thursdays at 7 p.m. •nd Frict.ys •t noon and 7 p.m. • WI-: 3194-8 Airport loop Oriw, COSU Mesa. • CAU: {714) 432-0060 m} 'ell blrongely thankful. l\lt1ny of the people an the hoane hod no one We held t'<Kh other We tlll do - '>he 1!. now happily ltvmg in t1 hou<,e 10 St. Petersberq n<•df my Uncl(> J Thl' t•v<'nls ol ept. 1 \ hctv£> mc.1de th1 Thanksg1v- mq Wf'm more r>o1gnant tht1n "''"' We will be count· anq our hh• .. smyi. ca d notion of pt•onh· ''ho drP pnv1- h~Q<'d with l rf"edom. IL'> a J>OWNful thing This Thun.dd} I will \\cHth th Mac:y' pe1rad C'dll my fc:1m1ly clnd then go to work And I wall he lhcmkful •.,...,... MAHAi. n fHtuffl edt· tor of tN Dcllly Pilot She may ~ reached at (!M9) 574-4'282 Ot by • rN1I at fMl'Hfer fNlwltel.tflf'MS.com 50'ro Off •'all \rranj!i•m .. nt~ •'or )'u1r Mita. Siik ... lorul ... ·n1piurll' ... Orchid,. Palms & Tttes Mon-Fri 1()-6, Sat 10.5. Sun 10-4 ~r'I / I " ,,,, ''· (11\IU \fr\tt, Cl1 -,.. ~1(949) ~745 . /,.;,., V,~,.."'""'-'·~ • GlA • IOL CerUftld Jlfe .... • Cultomiled Ordln • lnppment' ........ • Repa1n While Toa 1'11 •18 Mw' .. .Friday, Ncwwnber 16. 2001 5 llllFLY II TIE llWS F d rat . emplo~ef! could b sLa(hng th er nmg ared at John Woyn Aarpor1 by th end of 2002 Congr ss1onal ledder., dCJr d to ca compronm .. bill Thunday tht1t would shift dutie for the ~crc•f•n- • tn9 .• qJ travel rs and tht•ar : .. c."itcy-qn baggage from pnvkte workers to f Pd 'r.tl · employe tor thrn~ vet1r">. After that, mctiv1dual cJlf· ports ·could us pravat1• hrm or locd.l law entor< ~ ment for the JOb The nat and Hou ,. of Repr s n1at1Vt>'i will ldke up the dlfJ>Orl ~< un · ty b1U toddy It 1s expe<.Wd lo be on Pre 1dent Ru .. h ' d k b for Thdnk">CJIV· 109 Glob<> S •cunt)' 1i. the pnvate company thcll rur- rently provide., the sc-r n rs for John \\'d) ne Airport Five dlrport an thc> ndtlOn wul be Cho f'n dr,, part of a pilot program next year One airport would be chosen from edch of the Federal Avaa · uon Adrruru trallon's h\'f> •~e categonP John Wei~ ne, '' h1ch handles t1bou1 7 b-m1lhon pdc, Pngers d yeor '" m the '>econd large'>t .,an• Cdtegory -Cox·s Inte rn t bill awai Pre ·ident The U S Sent1te Jld {>Cl u loc di r onqr1•c, mon., lntern1•t lctX lull Thur'><ld\ Th(• hall kmm n dS thr• lnt('rnf'l 1'ion-D1.,cnnund· tum AC'l ('Xlf'IHh d bdn on ·ua c nm1n<1t11n. l<lXC>' for two mon \ 1•r1r' Th• morttlonum •"<JHrrd Oct .!1 Tht> l'Xti·n.,11111 "'"' . c 'l" nlll'll I 1\ H1•p ('hr 1-. • .C 'ox who rt•J>r••.,t•nl!t ,,.,, port Bl'ttC h , .incl ~wn Ron \ ych•n t I>·< >n• 1 < ux t111d'" ~ m I 'l~R ·Thi'> " "1Jnd1•rlul ne\\ '>. • C O'\ -..11cl m d '>ldlf'· mt>nt Th11r ... cft1\ • •nctlor Wyd n d old in I for h1 to f>d tht bill . Thf' bill was !lung up in th nate oil r J>4 ing thf! Hou~ on Ort. 1 f> It 'Mt~ tntrodu<'nd on April 24 Tht• bill. how h •dded 10 P.1 '>U1ent 8u h"" d ~k. v.uuld toe k out mou• them 10,000 loc rd dnd ~tat ' cJlj nrw"> frtl(n 1m1>0 1n9 litXf.''> on <;mn . form ~ ot· lntcrnE>l < t1mm(·ru· and dfrt• ' to tht• Wt1rld W1d~ Vt.' •h SpilJ C'losr~ W<-t l\J<>wport bPac-hes < l)Unl, ._. \Ii l'f lant• lhnl lt•cJk•·d 51J ooo CJdllon .. ol fdV. "''WcHI' mlt Mon· cJ.iv t11l1•muon Count~ "dn1tdl1cm worker mdnuq1 fl to VdCU· um up nh<>ul 4 > 000 gdl· Ion~ of lhf• 'tpallt-d !oewt1q1· hefou thl• remdminq 5,000 drt1inNI into thl' <;untd And R1\:1·1 11n Thurs- dd\ Th•· .,.,,11 . \)huh occum•cl t1h11ut Ii IO d m r "''"'' th... hh•< h lrom HJC1hldncl ~trM•t 111 Tdlht>rt ( ht1nn,•I an "Jpwport Bt>dC h, t1'> v. I'll d .. -...l ~port 'ilOUtJh Tho'> ' cHI'"' wall r<'mdm c losf'lJ to 'wam- mt-:r,, surfl'r" uncl <11v<-r .. until di I ""' lrth· c1ftPr· noon ~tondt1y, l"J .. ahh lonqer •\\e II lokc• '>umplt•s "''''"' <.lo\ until w1• <wt .. umple!> thdl 11rt• m c:om- phdnft> with•>' eon bact •r· 1<11 't.mdurct ... • '>dtd ~1001· c cs lc11ur tr11111 th1• C >rtJnqf! <. "1111nty Cnv1ronml'ntrtl I lt•ttlth DI\ 1-.11111 ThP '>Piii \,.tl., much lc11q1 I th.11i lh1• 11n1• c ctU,Pd Tu1 ''L.1\ h\ .i hr1•111\ an <t '11\ .,. '" ,., Itri,. Th.11 'Pill 1h111tp••d 1IM1111 I >1111 q1tl· Ion' 111 M'.,..•1111 · 111t11 tht• 11<1\ r1t th•• h••fh1>r' fllt)Uth 1 losinq . I lc.11ho1 Piltrftl IJPd< h, China Cm•• B.-11< h and Re>( k \ < o\" UNH h Tho~ dfl'd remuin clo<,1~ until lurther flnlJ~ ........ .. ~ .... 6 Friday. No....mbet 16, 2001 At right, L.turel W~nberger IS modeling a French Concept Paris slun (S98l. made of wool and 40~ cotton. and a French Concept Pans tunlenedt sweater with constncted armbands (578) Mtddte. Weinberger smanly weal\ thrs Elizabeth Oavtd brown/black denim pnncen dress (S 150), accesson.11ng with a Rumoll brown/gr~ nedtl.Ke (S 105) and Francesco Bi.Mia c.amelha~ (S200l . I At left. Showing off her "Soho" look. wetnberger modefs this Hollywood cowboy denim sillrt (S68). Ehtabeth OllVld denim tank top (574), Sole M io brown cotton/suede SWfftet (S65) and brown leather thrM-hoop belt CS 120), finishing off the outfit with a horsehoe necklace with Austmtn crystals (595). Above, This French Concept OYtfll includes a denim jacket with brown fur trim CS 158), a braided vetvet shtrt ($68), belted J)llnU (S11 2) Ind a Francesco Btasla handbag (S210). ~~u,-fUI Willie Mays ***** . ~~ Orenl8 eounty M~et _Plac• SaturdaY• November 17 Noonto2 PM The "Say Hey Kid" will be shaking hands and s1fUng autographs. Memorabilia will be available for sale on site. Doily Pilot m;a.w. Cook , . Soho, a West 'coast boutique, , .. specializes in "hip, trend-setting" appare' for women, indudiog fashion hair acceuories. Located on the bridge level of the Crate & 8arre11Macy's wing at South Coast Plaza, Soho offers unique clothing that is definitely not off the ractc. Laurel Weinberger, a.ssistant .manager of Soho, models fast\ions for The look. Loolung stunnir)g. Weinberger wears this outfit of a French Concept brown/White turtle ----sweater with fur (S 118), a Frerxh Concept black slun with 11ppen (598) and a Fr•nceKo 81.tSJI black ha~ (5150) I • .,.,.,..,M1'23t11e·-•••' s••oam I ••••1!9••········ ' '-Cl~ ifi ed ads work for you! i '\\1•fl• 1/11• f'l'l/t~ I ll/>f)fO\ I'll, tl1t Mll1 110: \\ mdc/ -_'":'lft1111~ /)(• (I f)(>flt f I I I fl• l /\ 11 I/II'• fJOlfl: 1'1t1 tlt/UIO\I I 'JUI , 11 """ '''''""V ,,, I • '" 1111111 uh1111t 11 ' CHAIS STEEL 1<tlmctn 'flh" ,111cl/ '" UH' \\mil</ u111J hwwcl on /1< u1111 1111<1 I'm 'I 1qu llllCI 1~ 1111 I u kAftEN ft081NSON (CK..~ •" .J• "" er Nll.YPILO'f FllDAY, NOYfMIEJ 16, 2001 • 7 Im 12)PUls l\t tu rlvn tl11 Jvh \\ nl1u11I lt(Utl!lll II U(IP Ulcl II \\ 01 liP.d /Jul ll bt tt,. t h P£T'EA NAGHAVI 11 illlitJOrtAt n rnlln<iQt:I I h1•/1<~\" :hr• /H'J}C'I t I" U ClllUl1l\ JJltl/t•t I. fr' /lft''i('fl/lll/\ I 41/ 11 ~i •n h • u KA~INAFOUY P •nnmq ( r • l'f1 \ , '1'}1.t •• 'di • I • f plcm ., II .. d I\' cl< 11 I II\ • I 0 ,,,, ,; ' "' 111111 /'\' IJ.1'<1 11// ti• • rul .:'i l 7 / 1 11 11 a11 ml/\ fl 'o# tf ~I ~ (</ < ,, \<' • our I\ vt ,, l11r/I 1 mlllw11 1~ ctlltl/Ufl/t t I dU/lll(I lh1 • ' I I\ t • ,,, COST.A MESA UNIT£0 Costa Mesa City Council is poised to vote on long-debated Home Ranch project · T he lllna beans a r long gon . That much about lh Segel'5trom Hom Ranch ~ certam But often dunng the pa t 20 years, little else ha med so clear. And now -once agam -d ma1or tep as about to be taken in th decades-long effort to d~v lop this patch of former farmland. On Monct.y, the Costa Mesa Caty Council ii expected to vot on the lat· est Home Rand\ proposal. wh1ch indudee an Ikee funuture tore, a cor· porate heedquarters tor EmuJe.x. neM· ly 800,000 feet of oftice space and t 92 bomeil. Tbe munben lwTounding the pro· Ject are enonDOUI: • pollible S31 mil· --=lion ln .... tu to tbe city, millions more for rOMI lmprcw_..., S2 mil· lion to CCllla M9la ~. But tboM numbers.,. not enough to MtWy .... ~....., oppo· ':1'M ~ ckaUf1 nHJllMo tlnattdol .,.,... Jo the cit)~ ""',,.,,....,,....ti flowed.' nents. The qu I.Jons lh y're ct king are unple and tra1ght1orwMd l 1t enough? Can th nullion buy bclc-k what they say wtU be lo t il lh Ikea stor and the ofhce compl x built? Quality or We. It has been at run a b1tt~r debclt • and • familiar one. 1'wl e betor . th Segenttoms tried to bwld on th ir land, opposition topped plans d ad. Monday' vote prom.tse5 to be · another crud&l moment m thi tOf)'. Jn prepuabon for that d ion, lh • Daily Pilot today traces th history of the pro,.ct. delCnba all poaable ben- hts and J)<Melb&e banns, and la~ out what nugbl aae nut. We will let thOM on both sides wy thett pHce. Whether the vote Mon&ay brings any peece and provw to be the final ect to this loag·runnlDg drama. only time wW tell. _ ........ INDEX . NII I Get the answers to frequently asked qu~ions .about the Home Ranc:h project Al.SO: How w ill traHIC ~ affected 1f the pro1ect s 1ppttWecP ...... Ikea· good neighbor or cau~ of congestion, NII 10 The long history of the Home Ranch develop~nt Pl8lt A look at the project's supporters and opponenu Nal 11 Questions answered from both P~ of the ~bate ,... 12 How much money will the project generate' Mlll The altemat~ to the Home Ranch prOf«t I • FllOAY, NCM'MIEI 16, 200 I """'' T#E'"ECES TOH T#EI The basics about Home Ranch Frequently asked question s about the proposed C.J. Segerstrom ·& Sons development How big •• the Home Ranch property? II OVllVllW Of Ill DIVILOP•IT The~ a~ fiw parts to the Hom. Ranch project 2 A. 93 acres How many car trips wlll the project gener.te7 A. The 4!'ttimated trip budget is 1. 130 cars in the morning and 2. 130 in the evening. m Howmuch a.!. ~ tr•fflc impn>Vemet1ts7 A. C.J. Segemrom & Sons has offered SB.6 million in upfront funds for traffic remedies in the proposed development agreement The company also 1;1as agreed to pay for a new Susan Street offramp -not included in the agree- ment -which is projected to cost about S3.S m1lhon. How big will the Ikea portion of the project be? What ---· will it look like? A. The entire Ikea prop- erty 1s 17 2 acres, wtuch includes a 308,00()..square-foot store and parking area. The building 1s proposed to be two stories and will be blue and gray with ·1kea• in yellow Where is the Home R•nch property? A. The property is in the northern part of Costa Mesa and is.bordered by the San Diego Freeway, ·Fairview Road. Harbor Boulevard and Sunflower Avenue. How many jobs will the project aute7 A. It is hard to say for certain, cons1deri"9 a large portion of the project is composed of com- mercial off tee space. wh1eh will house a num- ber of different businesses with d ifferent employees. The Home Ranch fiscal report pro- jects 1, 500 jobs. Emulex officials -who have signed a letter of intent to occupy the indus· trial portion of the project -could not give specific numbers. President and Chief Execu- tive Paul Fohno said the company anticipates growing anywhere from 20% to 30% a year over the next three to five years, once out of the economic pullback. The Ikea portion of .. , .. center 17.2 acres the site expects to add about 400 jobs. How much revenue will the project contribute to the city? A. Financial 4!'ttimates predict S 1.6 million per year. or about S31 million over 20 years. Wiii the Home Ranch development require the Glsa.r bridge to be built7 A. The project would not nee~ s1tate the bridge, according to Costa Mesa Transportation Manager Peter Naghavi. The bridge is on the county's 1990 matter plan. but the city 1s working with the Orange County Historic ~ .... == 1.5 acres Transportation Authority to get it remowd. Opponents have worried that the added traffic from lkt!a would make it im~sible to get rid of the bridge. Naghavi wid the additional traf· fie from the project Is not significant enough to hurt the city's chance-s of getting the bfldge removed. A. The housing portion was once propos@d for 366 luxury apart· ments but was changed in June to 192 owner· occupied housing only. To ensure that home- owners will not simply buy the homes and rent them out. the builders will mandate a con· _ tract stipulating the buyer live in the house If the home is sold again, 1t does allow the oppor tunity for the new owner to rent 1t out. W.... the Segtetsboms involwd In the procMS ttYt dedded the 1990 general pe.,7 A. Yes. Officials from C.J. Segerstrom & Sons were included 1n discussions about the 1990 general plan. Segerstrom spokesman Paul Freeman wid officials were asked for input but their sugg4!'S11ons were ignored. Deve~opment funding can't hurt traffic needs 1 •&•- 1 I I -· l'Vith or without money from the Segerstroms, the transportation proj ects will be needed at some point Loltu Harper 0M.Y Pll OT COSTA MESA-Gnd· lock. Thp budgets M1bga· ti.on. The Gtsler bridge. The words have been thrown about m the Home Ranch debate stnce the most recent lncamation of the deftlopment swfaced th1I year. spark.mg restd nt con· cem and, possibly, mlsunder· standlng. Somewheri betw n th public relation trategies and scare tadk:s Ues a realistic aaeament of th added tral· fie and the need -or lack of it -for the lump um of $8.6 m11Uon being offered for spe· dfic projects ThoM opposed to the pro- ject -.y the number of can Oil lbe roed wUJ be unbear· abae, and they dwge the •vtronmental reports did . not ecanteJy Uleb the tr.me lltwltiofl. Tboee In support of the prated .. , tbl 18.6 mW1on lbe ...... om family. II ...... die dty-uptront -fw'"' .... ltrMt lmpro¥9· mmlwllmoNtbu~· • -:Iii I .. added tralftc: aJ¥2 ..... c:My. fuDd the Dftlieell ID ........ . O&!rM .... Allu Roed· _...... __ ••• ., WOUid be --:..~-----' Some of the improve· ments include the wtderung of the Fai.rvlew Road bndg<" and the necessary adJu t· ments for a n w Harbor Boulevard and Susan Street exit from the San Diego Freeway. Roeder said the necessary tramc projects would still be built lf th Home Ranch proJect w re not approved. ·aut they would take longer,• be added nansportabOn Manag Peter Naghavi agreed. seymg tMt a large lump um ls help· ful but not cruaal to alleviat· lng IOm8 of the oty traffic woes. While the Segerstroms are offering the money upfront. the oty would not UM the money until develop· mentl lt4rted and unprov• mentl were needed. With a 20-yea.r develop- ment agreement, some pro- jedl wouldn't be stetted for yM.l'I, Naghavi seld. •for 12 yean, I've been doing um )ob without , upfront inobey and u·1 wortutd. • NaglWlvt Mid. ·aut lt'1 better to lane lt then not have at.• NaglWlvt Ud Wow ..... ~:.'="'=~ Wllboul .... ,., __ moaey .......... .. *'dn'*'lof ... MMw bridge would t 1, mt ......, on wb th r the city could get grant funding, Roeder said. Ii ls confad nt Costa Mesa could obt41n most of the money over the n xt 10 y an, he said. Carol Hoffman, a pokes- woman for the developer, said the dty woukl benefit Onan· dally from o large lump awn. •eo.ta Mesa can gain lnter .. t on the lump sum wtule desigrung and getting approval for the projects,• Hof1Dl4n has said. Robin Leffler .... it differ- enUy. Th Y1ce pNlident of Coata Mesa Citizenl for R ponsible GroWth , a com• mwuty group oppoeed to the deve)opsMnt, Mkl rlllddentl' qu&bty ot We ll too much to gemble. ·n-amc mltigatiom are deRgned only to vet tbingl beck to the way Ibey .,. now, not INWt them any bet· &er •• L.m. Mid .• And then what haPSJell' lf the ..U· .ma• w.... wrongf• NaalMvt Mid he II confl· ........ pNpaWI pratem wUI not oaly ......... aild9d tr.mcbul .... ___ . ,,,........ ......... ... com::::. ':':-J. .. -:· 5 ................... c.J. :r L ....... .. 2 ... ,= .. .. •• II 0 E ma n ' I .... : 11 es su .. "J Ir Cahfomia Department of nansportobon, the develop· en have agreed to fund It completely. The proposed offramp ls d-1gned to drop trafbc into the bee.rt of the Home Ranch development -obviously helping the tenants of the property -but It I.I also detlgned to take truck traffic off Fairview and Harbor. ~baviseid. ·u cer1Amly helps oyr dty, and we support It very much becaUM lt grMUy reduces traffic at 1urroUnding inter· M<:tionl,. Nagbavi said R--.m and council n.nbsl alike have apr 1111 d c:ont9l1l over the UM of tbe G6ller bridge In =-Mlrwpcnand Oi.-...m c:halve die IWpClit II nat acc:uratle -=--it ........... bridge wUI be bull at lbt .... .... tbe Cly CGUDdl .. wortimg '° 9'11 lbe bridg9 ... oft .... ctly'a .... .... Negba¥t Mid diet • com· ply wt1b .... .....--... of -.... "' ... l'llpOlt. .............. ,. .... II.mt .... *'*::t. • ........ ..... 11 .. , .. ,, .. Howe•· .......... ,...,, ,, .............. ... .................... =-.. "-.... --- . IMIDlln•aa 11 the Home Ranch profe<t is -wowd. CJ . Segerstrom a Sons h.s -ereed to pay the following cons to Improve tr•ffic lmm.diM•ly In the site .,... IMPIOnMlll Of -COISlllCllOl At IXllTlll llTllllCTIOllS • H•rbor loulevMd Md AdMlS Awnue • HMbor Boulevard Md Sunflower Awnue • HMbof Boulevard Md South Coast Drive • F•lrview Roed Md the northbound S.. Dtego Frwwey offr~ • Fairview Roed end the southbound s.n ~ FrHwaiv offremp • lrtstot Street end laker StN.t ......... " . .......... " ... , ... . ... . . . . . . . . . FRID~Y, NOVEMBER 16,_ 2001___,• t ' I 'I --E .. • -"-' -"----... .... --.. ... ----... -I --I 1- • • - Home Ranch project timeline • A look at the last 19 years on the Segerstroms' home ranch -·-1912 ~ ....... ...._. lllY 2111 .-11, ,.. 2111 ... 11, ... "' ... "'-· ...... 1tll 1ff2 .. CJ. 2111 CJ. -· -· ...... .....,. -· Vot~ rejected The Costa The Home ~om Home Rancti Segentrom The CJ. ....... .. llW•Olr C... --. two proposals Mesa Crty RMlch ~n & Sons prOJKt was a Sons Pllfnng SeJll•um ...... cl ...... • c..fla ·nm •1 ssa ... IPllt. .... ... 7 .. -1H7 11mw1 H•llT 1 ... 1911 --. 1"6 1H7 By a 4-1 1tl7 Residents 1H7 19 llllCll . . ~ vote, the opposed to 1ta App oWllf of CJ. Costa Mes. CJ. CJ. The The Worit on All Orange the Home Segentrom Planning Segentrom Segerstrom Segerstrom redesign of Crty Council OneSouth the Home County CJ. Ant ~ CDfaPl foi the Home Randt ......... ..,, ~ mlilter '*" • Soris COfYW'niuion dJmined approwd ISons ISons company withdrew stMted the made more for dewtop1"'1t Council was reduced the further mod-hnhef' Commill. an a Soni Conn 'w am .,.. ., ..... · · y 0 of Home approved redesigned housing Wied to add rMsed st.-1lld the ~ rwwwcuu•.... ...... ...,_ ..... a '"'" Ranch. the 1990 to ltldude • density from howng and ~to Id of ba-ies 1ian far · '"'-·a ... ... One South approved Coast f'tace Ranch Sup@riof Segerstrom Coast Place the redesign was started project filed Court judge & Sonscon-of One a lawsuit to ruled there -*9igliecl9t aind tothedty c8tifOtion OneSouth Oftht Collltfltace, awironme r a 32.-.Y til ,..on. office the 32-story furtNf redesign of than 60 complex bv consider• Home Ranch public • 4-1 wte. lion fot the after present.a- 32~ mailing out tions of its building SUtwys new Home Measures H general plan 17...ae Ate. 29 homes reduce build-indudt • puWc prapa.d ...,.,... Ind ..... -.. •nd I. Measure -~ furniture per .ere to 1ng height. -.~ helring5 on .._.. ....,.... an tD -.---- H consisted of ace~~ store, 12 llld 18 CJ. ~foot the projeCt. ,.... ..,_.. t1w C-. CGundl. -----._. rec~ after Costa tinued to unanimous South Coast Mesa mued OYertum the were present pre>- approval Place. grading council~ technical posals for from the and appr~alof deficiencies the dewtop-Costa Mesa foundation the project. in ttle city's ment of lr.tudld. twoO. roomhaelll lnd2.7 milian ... flMt afrNillnd oMc..-m. building beauleof requesting Ranch plan Planning offk e and ing enWon-950,000 homes per Seget"strom ~~-,...... Colu•.::li::r• L s' &4 . . retail space ~· square feet .ere. a Sons aha rurntu.ir lrddng .... ~~ •• -. 1 2 , • -.... with two high-report -of offke ~to store. · men tlW\ we •.. ••tltl• permits. citing a lade general plan Home Ranch of up-t<>- rise buildifl95 designating space and c.Nnge the 791,050 S15 ...-... Mlirm..... cwt..• wiCt\ 75,-. of inaNsJng community to residents. Commmion. and the to the city .... the area public feedback on ~dubs date I -one 20 nearly 30 more than initiM ~ Mt i'I wiuui.... niport. • ,_. •' 1 tP · stories, the acre of 900 homes. housing of offQ betwlb In .......... 9' .. I ¢ 811 m environ.men-Plann;ng ~ freed for . disapproval. the pr~ and buitding tal report Commiuion. densities °'*'~· homeowners that needed associations and to be throughout intensities in addressed. ( L Costa Mesa. the city's This hatted general construction plan. of the project. '-. .. I LOH 11non Of SUPPOIT A century Of Orange CountY farming The Segerstrom family landed in Orange County in 1898. started farming i"zmediately and eventllally sprouted offspring who turned to business. LoNta ...... DAILY Pl.OT COSTA MESA -It is a project that bas bfocn m ~ malting longer lh4n Costa Mesa's youngest vote.rs have been d.live. Alter oellrly two decades - of pitching ,various proposctJ.s to the dty regarding the Home Ranch property. c J Segerstrom & Sons awcllts a decision by the City Council regarding the fate of what is the Dna.I piece of f artru.nd still beJd by • dynasty family. In 1882, Charles John • (C.J,) Segessbom. 28, and bis wile, Bertha, took their three young c:hiklttn and Jett Swe- den -where C .J teamed to farm -for the United States. The fanuly landed U\ Oranqe County Ul 1898 m what 1s now the city of Orange After a wagon tnp to pre- sent-ddy C'osta Mesct. the ldm- ily found the land they intend· ed to settle on. At ftrst, they led.sed the 40 d<Tes, growing dlfaJfa to feed rows. dJld began a dalJ)' Alter some 'u< • cess, Segerstrom bought th(• land on FdllVlew ROdd north of the ~ Dlego Freewtty, wtucb the lamily still refel"i to as the home ranch After acqwnng other prop- erties. the Segerstroms started the commercial ptoduct.lon of bmcs beans. The ddiry farm Henry Segerstrom wds sold, dnd the fa.nuJy qwckly became the ldrg~t mdependent producer of tuna beans m the country CJ Scgerstrom. fdther of 11 chtldr<'n, brought tus six sons into tht• hu<;tn<><;'), dnd they took ovN wh<>n lw dtt'lopnwnt I h•nr\ St'lll'r~lrom third ~J('nN<.t· lion ,., lM~<;t known lnr dr.vplopmq South C ·,)d.,t Pld7d • dnd lht• Soulh Cod!>I ~fetro dred, d'> wPLI ch prov1dm<1 lht• v1s1on and money to butld the• Ordnge Count) Perfonmn<1 Arts CentPr dnd South C"c>d'>t Repertory Thedter Despite their !>Uff<'S' 111 clt>v<>lopment. lhl• lrtnuly m<>mbers -.WI fdmwd on lhl'1r lctnd w1th gre<tt suc-~s. albeit on(• trdg1c-loss with thE> unltmely death of C'onnm• SE>ger..-uom. 9, who died Aug Jt, tqq.i tntlfilmunqdcn· dent But hc>rs rnoo;t likely will prov.-to be the last !>Uch lrdql.'dy the fdmtl) Pnclur..., on lht• ldml Whdt L4' left ot tht• onQtndl horn<> rdnch Wlll mstNd bt> pn><;t•rvt'd dS d ~ldment to th<• hvP genPrattons ol S.>gNstroms who mdndql' Angelt>s, into one of Ccdtfom1d's mO'\I po"· erful retdll and culturnl dyn.tslles other 12 stories Home Ranch comp)fient ~ ectw111 .• ,. .... tD ,u1111c_.. -a 400-foom property for from 252.69 far.,_, tM dlY'I....., ...... CJ. hotel. heahh remential apartmetets ~of1-L~ *111~ =~•_. Sis •wa club and chi!O-use and to~ .__._ ...,. righls u-• Sana ~re center. about 63 for f•mily ~and to-. .......... au t · .... Measure I • industrial hcMMs and 192 homes.. .pr...,,._ The IDN lli.m .., .... < proposed• use. town.'lome.. .._. ___.. ._. .. hotel, reduced / • 1 -··. · ,_.. tll 300-room ------· -~-,ii· .:.·· ...._. ..... theretatlspace IKEA l . . .... .... bv 10,000 I ~ , .. ~ square feet and ehm1nated t~health d ub .,. YOICIS Of llSSllT An increasingly more organized Opposition Though Costa Mesa Citizens for Responsible Growth was born this summer. its roots trace back to the early 1980s. Lolita Harper DAllY PllOl ( ·o~"TA ~IESA -They 'tdrted b)' noddmq lo edc-h olhN dncl exc-~dngin~J fnend· l} ht•llo., dt Ctt' Counnl 11\PPl.mq., m thi' I q8(k, Nt•drl) .W 'l'dl'> ldtC'r re-.1- c1(•1ll'> oppos•><l to lht• Honw Rdn< h prow<·t hdH' trdn-.. fomwd thl'rru.<'lve-. frtlm d qmup of d1.,.,•nfTdnrht....cJ -.tr<1<Jqll'"' to dn or<fdnt.tt> dWdrdt>ar..l A common dtsddm lor pro- Jects thdt re~dtcdJ) ccill(>(f for ch~mges to the Segerstroms fonner timd bean helds into whdt the nit- 1('<; claim to be lt'<tfltr dnd pol· lutlon<rP<tllnr hr.I lt•m1. Wd' ttl..o ldrq1~lv <'lt'< tl'd ll\' I hi' 'dill(> JX>t>ph• Fom1N nttt\ or '-cinch Geru!> hd!t ~n 1mul\Pd <,mce the l'M'<Jlnrunq ,h., -.ct1d G~rus rrt'dlb t-. tt>!>d Amon -d now obsolc>lt• rommu"'11Y group -W1th 'J>dflon9 tht> Sandy Genis dOlJ·Homt> R.inch movement f\ 1t"'ict Action formed to Oppo5(' the building of the dlllptulheater on the fa.JI· ~and what was for- merly known as Ciys&al Court. Genis said the group. although made up <Ji dd.fenmt memben:, got people~ about gro"1h in geDera1 ·u f\.1cb4 Action hodn't raised ronsriousnea. we wouJdn<t have 4ll gotten togf"lhcr to tcllk a bout thing~.· Genis .\a.id Woon the •~ I lome R.tnch pm~ hit the •gen- do, Pf"Ople such as Gcnb ~ld.rtf'd talking about i~ prob- lems during meeting breaks. Those ronver'S4ti.aas grew to outSide meetings, and the residents formed • network so moog they Were able to bloci two prmous Home Randi propouJa. Even when tbe gr..,.. tied a lawsuit •""' lbe dly far appnMog lbe .ec:ood . ..,._ Rand\ propoMI..· ii 'bid ... qlf icially formed. •We were still lryiag IO figwe out wMt DmDe to .- oo the Dling papen.'"' .Gena S4id. The gTOop w. Dal ctdidll.. ty oa.med C.ol1a Mam~ fOf blJ-wiNe~ Wltilttm•z er.Old-. bers <mne • ..,.. .... again. ..,.;•w. '**-. Genis Mid. Al ..... liile. new activills M I invotftld be« . -..., ... CXJOC8:aad ........... riJceat.plw. " I -wlJ .. Pft4»oied'lba .... • .. . . -· fltOAY, NCMMl8 16, 2001 • 11 HI 1UrTl#6 THE 11ECES T06ETHEI -------------------~----------------~---..------------------~ QU ...,. '111 NITICINllTS II Tll IOlll UIKI ••un .. Costa Mesa Q~ens for Responsible Growth WM an tbe IMIRben of Costa MMe CODCel'Ded Cltlum for ..., omlble Growth ud what b .... group'I .aJa goalf We'Te a group of Co Id M e a residents whlch grew out of long-standing organizations and coalitions working since th 19805 to pre erve atld rmprove the quahty of life in Costa Me a. We include teachers, doctor , engineers, contractors, retJrees, renters. homeowners and owners of small businesses. WUt _.. tbe aaln ob}ecUons to ' lbe Home landt protect u 111 now propotedt The proposed general plan amendment to allow the Ikea pro- ject at H ome Ranch will r ult rn twtce the trafhc from the at •~ the exa.sttng general plan. contnbut 1gniflcantly to basm·Wlde poUu- bon, mered demand for public services and rnfrdstructure. t•xdcer· bate the seno~ unbdlctnc~ of JO~ and housang lll Cost.a M !Ht, a nd define a maJor city gateway with d bag-box tore. We'U have more overcrowding ai. workers double up and tnple up to afford housing. leading ~o further detenorallon or our housa.ng tock and rncr d eel pressure for higher dens1bes in our eXJstmg neighborhoods a 1yw1<lfl Wby ls traffic such a ooncem wbea lbe developen bave agreed to hand more than the required road llDprowmentsl · ~ Their.traffic analysis assumei. constructJon ol the Gisi r-Gdrf1eld bndge Ul order to make' Ulters<>c- bons funcbon Wlth the ptoJffl ~ would create pre surt> to butld the bndge. dlrecung tufhc through a residential arPa, past TeWmkle dnd Callforrua chools. The proiect u es up what htU exces roadway . capaoty we rrught hdve to d<•ul Wlth other tSSU , such as elunindt-· mg the bndg from the ma ter plan of highway . FurthN, this quesbon as umes they are doing more to unprove traffic them required. Except for theu own per- soncll offramp into the lked '>lore, the proiect proVldes only tho c improvements requued by the cit y to unprove mlersecbons adver.>ely clffected by th ptO)ect Th devel · opers aren't fwng anythmg th y didn't help br ak Wlule the dpph· .. Wbat I.I tbe main gOil1 of Colt.a Me.A Unlteclt Costa Mesa Uruted 1 a group of Costa Mesa Cllltens from au areas of the oty that upport the comple- bon of the Home Ranch proJect because 1t ben f1ts our commuruty as a whole We are 11 1dents who have chosen to make our horn s. to rAl.Se our familie , do busm • and to pamopatc in ensunng the longevity and prospenty of our oty We care about th futur of Costa Mesa and belaev Home Ranch is important to ma.mtauung the quali- ty of life w 've all come to xpcct Wlay lboalcl the communlty sup- pon ... propoMd HOIM ludl profedr Home Ranch will brtng: • 53 t rnllllon additional rev nue to our dty over 20 years; • Sl.2 rru.lbon annually an lncreued property tax mcom for 1Cbools1 • t,SOO qu4llty }obi in a t1nie when )obi of any quality may be very bard to come by -Uus num- ber mm. from the flK.a1 report . done by a consult.anl1 • greai.r econonuc opportwuty for youDg people buying hom I • local employment; • a '°°Q·tenn COiia M.u prop. arty owner who Ulteaed to commu- nity coacwDI, met with homeowner groups and felPOOded wttb coodi· • tlonl rigtlt for our dtf r • oww-ot"CUIJ6ld re8dential1 • loW·dle buUdlngl wttbin aist- lng bl6gbt lllD*t • ..,.. ..... o1 ~ldUrtDg wttb oftkie wt bagMr-.,.,mg Jobe. Pa'11 Ranagan ls president of Costa Mesa Citizens for Re ponslble Growth, which oppo~., the Home Ranch project. C"d~t I'> pd} mg more them JU~t th • '>lt1nddrd t1ty tnp IC<'' pdld by dJJ clpvelopers. the-.t• foe typ1colly recovf't only about two·thm.I of thp c~t of new trtllhc-dnd addr ., only unprovem nti. nf'(>tlPd to <'rVl' qrowth und r th • l"XI. ting g(•nt>ral pldn The propo'>cd g •nerd! plun umt>ndment inn(•dse'i 9rowth dnd mer tl~es th n !d for morP tOdd· wuy unprovemenu.. hence the nl>t'<i lor more nullgdllon Residents can't assume that the land will remain undeveloped, so what would you support at tbe Home Ranch sltet Tiw eXJsllnq q ncrnl plan, or tx•ltl'f yl'l th<• balclnC'P of u e5 pro- v1d1"d m the 1990 cwnNdl plt1n would b<• prelert1hl~ IO the pm- po d ino1ec-t. An incrPuse in rt'"'· dent111l t1C'rf'd<I(' could help ddtln•.,., our nP d for mori• quclhty hou'>lnq in <"o'>lt1 ~fe~d tind '>1111 rc-.ult an t•c-onomsc l>PnPflb fur lh<• lcmdown •r If the City Council voles lo approve the protect, what ls the next lepf Opllons d\dllubh· m<.ludc> hllgd· llon dnd u pentaon dnve to lt1kf' thc• prowct upprovcil du'(>etly to thr vot· et'> m u rC'IPrendum tts wd<, donP in t Cl87 dnd 1988 The c1t17ens· group-. won both thl' hh<Jt1hon cmd both teff'renc.ld -di''-<'<J ,,, lh(• J>fCl()CJ<.Pd de>\ <•lopnll'nt-. Al'ly other thoughb1 TIW cl('Vf•lop<'f'> C lollll 111<1'"1\\' fanctnc 101 lwnt•hts to thc• c 1t\:, hut 1thesr dlldlV'>h h fl,1\\1'(1 Tht•\" d.,.,unw <1n opt1m1,t1< undoc unwnt · Pd mt<• 111 "dh''> tu c .1lc ulctll• luturl' "<tic•-. t.i' n•v1•nu,..., ctntl d J>•"•· .,Ulll<,,llC \ cllUt• tor hoU ... IOCI lo l<llcU· It.tie ptof>f•rtv tel' rt.>v1•n11P-. Tht•\ '" undt>H hmt1H• comm<•r< 1t1l co-,t., .ind o-.Nc•<,llffidh• re..,uh nt1t1l «ost' thttl u .. mq th(•1r ml'lhuduloqy dnd t1'>'umpllon ..... Soulh C"ou-.1 Pltlht ~ouJd CWOt'rctll' t1boul ~t• SdffiP cll•mund lor Cit\ .. .-rv1c1!". d' unJ\ JOH .,mqlt>·f,unah• hom1•., Thl• pro· Costa Mesa United ( WUlfJ ht> hK kl'<J IO tor ill \ "tif' ~' 11 dd<hllondl prob· h•m<. on ur or th1• J>TOl)()'('<l hx ''> dun I \\ mk \\ 1• rf' <,tuck with thf' 1111 .,, E\t1n 1f c nt1<t.1l nt.'\\ l.,.,u un,t• pr11t~ t upprovdl r •mdUl Ill • pld< (' nw de>\ eloper propos~ to nut19ut1· prowc.t trdlhc with 1mprn\t>rn •nts along f-dll"v1ew Ro.id '' h1ch will requm• '-epdfate t•1wuonnwntal re\1ew. 11 thJ rl•\'l~ di'>< I • wnous unpdcts rc•-.ultmq from tht-rOdcl improve· nwnt .. \\ <• wtll 04? loru•d to build lht•m ctn~ \ .. uy or bve \\Ith lrcllhc rongt ..,lion But lfonw Runch con· 'truC"tlon will qo on. tt•qurdl • -Lolita Harper ' ' 12 • FllOAY, NO¥EMIEI 16, 2001 Tll cm c111<11 Ol IOMI UICI DIYILOPllllT 'I believe from what I have read so far, many of the people's concerns can. in fact. be n11tigated. I really bt>lieve 1t i time for tlw council to make u decision.· · r have11 't made my de<.1s1on. I'm still listt!11 111g to the residents and the fuc '' on Doth sides "' t ht· '''ue from ... toll. tlw dc>vP lope;s und tlw commumly.' -Councilwoman Linda Dixon 'Th <' studies are "mnq one/ bu.'>t'd on '" 11011. C1nd I'm \(W<f<Jflllg \\.Ith that.' -Councilwoman Karen Robinson. on lht' lrclff1c c1nalys1s don~ by etty staff '/t '<J real/ tun<> for the Hom e Ram h propert'y to takt• hupc for tht> I utuf(• of Costa A.11(>.WJ and the• f1.U11rt• of the Segn,l mm.-,. I think th(• fum1I> Ila.-; Pf(''i('llt t'd u vp ry \.\.<'II clone ond p10f<'.'>.'>i<>nul project. I <1011 't Jmow which \.\ O} 11 will go, but what-w1JI bP b u/It on I lonw Ranc/J will be an'l\w•rNI at th1 timt'. · -Coundhnen Gery Mon.t..n 'At thla point, I'm agaJn t It, but I'm 11/Jl hoping lo hear mor about II and continu to hav meeting with both "" ~ ' -C• 1 In• Cllrta .... ' , '"'"' Tiil "ECES Tl'ET#EI Money plays all iniportant role Quality of life is vital to Costa Mesa. but the revenue from the Home Ranch project may be too much for the dty to (um down Lolita "8rper DAILY PILOT ... MCI MllY WIU IOMI UICI 11111111 If n's lllLn . ANNUAL COIT10 COSTA W • 1DtelC.- COSTA MESA -On one side of the debate is cold, hard ca.sh. On the other is more intangible talk ol qualJ- ty ol life, wtuch can't be bought at any price. ................ St9.3 million ._... s 1.1 milliOf'I In lhe nuddle Is the proposed Home Ranch project, which could bring the oty nullions of dollars, sup- porters say. But opponents k. dt what price? /s1.1 -~-./"5-..._ m1lllon .... 069.000 / ::. .. ::~ .... SUI mllhon I ~· million ........ SSl.000 Since the mceptwn of the most recent Home Ranch design, of.boals from CJ. Segerstrom & Sons hav touted the money the project woukt bring to d ty coffers There would be more than $15 milhon for oty roads and schools, plus about $31 nullion m sa.l tax they say the project would bnng Cos.- ta Mesa over the long haul · But against that backdrop, oppo- nents ot lhe project bave consistently said dty offioals and residents hould not be wooed by big dollar signs. Quality of life is really what l$ at stake, they claun. and it as not for sale. While dty oCfioals vow to·conslder the project on its own ments, 11 ls dif- ficult to ignore the recompense offered in the development agree- ment. espeo.ally in the runent uncer· tam econorruc times. CJty Manager Allan Roed r said people must keep m rrund that sa1 tax as the No. 1 sowce of bnanang m lhe aty. Roeder said t.,he ldrge amount of sales tax Costa Mesa col- lects tS the reason the aty's lax rates are among the lowest m the county. W1tb the economy sloWlng , m.dn'y • supporters of the project look anx- iously to the increase in sales tax the lkect furruture store"' expected to generate. Flnanaal predictions done by an independent consultant and a ty staff show the furniture store generallng about $31 mtl.bon m sal tax revenue over the next 20 years. "Were the project approved, P"ae sales tax would certamly l:x> a bcneht to the cty. • Roeder said, though he tressed the unportance of not being <lependent on one fonn of revenue. In addlbon to the forec&ts, d SS· rrullaon sales tax gudtcllllee wM ddded to the Hom Ranch develop· ment aqreement. wtuch stlpulat yearly sales tax totals the o ly as cer· lain lo receive Uthe amount 1ll not met. the Segerstroms will cut a check • for the balance. pokesman Paul Freeman ScUd Burbank City Manager Bud Ovrom, who remembers negouabng with Ikea furniture store m the early 1990s, said tus a ty d.lso rece.IVed d soles tax guarani . Ovrom said there were fewer than a handJul of llm~ the furruture tore did not meet the designated quotas. When 11 chdn't, the Swedish company cut the aty a check, he said. Almost a decade later, Ovrom sa.Jd he would no longer need the gua.ran· tee -llc.¥ on e ot the high t-pro- duCIIlg safes tax generators in Bur- bank. •That's very generous,· Ovrom Sdld about the SS·mtlllon sales tax AM&W. M\7°"S, CX)STS NIO ..u8I S3 ,.,.nto" ...... __ S2 8 rrnllioo J ~ ea.a S1 7 Sl l m1lhon mllhon llOllY, llOllY, llOllY C.J. Segerstrom & Sons, as part of its development agreement with Costa Mesa. will contribute the adjacent amounts to the city if the Home Ranch project is approved. guarantee offered to Costa Mesa in the development agreement • U they were corrung lo Burbank today. we wouldn't re.qwre any of that." The threat or loslng aU that rev· enue h also been pick.ed up by oppon nts, who point to recent tale· I vel discussion about the distnbutlon of sa1 tax Roed r ~cknowleqged th.di lhO!.e talks go dS far a to suggest that Seil tax be taken away from oties all tog th.er. Some leqtslators say Sd1es tax dlstnbubon to the o bes encour- ag reuul development and takes th rocw. away from hoU5Ulg. h srud. The rumors and suggesbons of such acbon have ruculated for years, Roeder Sclld, and ll LS difficult to d lemlin what action could come from the state level. What Costa Mesa can be swe of is that lhe state will CQDSider anyttung to dose the gap in the state budget. he S&d "There' never a shortage of th irnaginabon in Sacramento of how lo 111 111111 PIOJKT, m 1111111 nm '/believe the project is a qualJty project, representative of responsible growth. The developer and the commission and the stall were responsive to community input and. wh~n an ls sold and don , provided a really soUd project for the community.' -f'tannlnCI CommlMlon 0.... women KatriN Foley, . •ft• the commfuion's Initial llPPf'OV•I of the Pf<>IKt ....... ;ou••••DeiM .. -wert S162.000 ANNUAl MVINUU (Comparison of Ho~ R.•nch proj«f •rtd e1tistlf19 pro1«tsJ . ...:. . uc>ftlilllV'" $11.96 MIWON Traffic improvements SS00,000 Public »fety fees 52.25 MIWOll Historic . preservation of Segerstrom family home squeeze more out of IOCd.I budgets. We know that obes dlld counbes will be at th top of lhe list lo come up Wlth rev nu to meet the shortfall.• Roed r ScUd • The proposed developm nt agree- ment also includ S2 millJOn m endowment tF. for Costa M~ d.lld Estanoa fugh schools and TeWi.nkle Madd.J School, as well as the prcservabon of th Segerstrom fanuly' tustonc home rd.llch on the property in perpetwty. ln exchange, the developers want the bwldmg rights on the property for the next 20 years. The $2 nulllon d 1gnated for the 1ebools was origin.ally proposed to be paid i.n yearly installments of $450,000, with the first check being cut when the first building permit WU issued, bul plaruung commis· sioners were able to convince the Segerstroms to give lhe entire sum upfront School olflOals bave conmtently mil hon SS lllWON OVDFM YWS Guarantttd sales tax revenue S2MIWON Contributions to Costa Mesa schools stated that any money for the school!. . lS much needed and appreaated but that they have not ta.ken an ofbaal tance on th.e project 1tsell Oppo- nents ol the project bave called the school money a bnbe and charge 1t should be given regardl of how the aty votes on the Home Ranch proJect. Freeman defends the company' aC110n, saying 1t tS common pract>ce to offer certai.n commwuty hen fits in exchange for ex.clUSJve nghts to the land. The S2 nullion IS no chlferent trom any of the other benefits bemg offered in the agreement. he said. The last and I controversial component of the proposal includ the prese.rvabon ol the Segemrom home and barn on the Fa.IMew Road de of the property. The plan ca.Us for a 1.5--aae parcel of land to house the historical monu· ment and an end9wment lo pfOVld for maintenance, opera.boo and pub- lJc access to the house. I •flClll llCBIOI 'The project opponenu actually had an advantage, In that it is hard for us as planning comml.ssioners to look our neighbors in the eye and vote for a project that they have worked hard to defeat. I'm not complaining; when one takes on a public truat, the publk good mu.at take precedence over penonaJ relatlon.shlpt.' -........ Colluni•low lleenor ...,. in a Dally ""°' Community Comment..-y Other Home Ranch alteniatives considered If the cun-ent project fails to be realized. the Segerstroms can still go with the general plan option that calls for 366 homes and low-density office use .. • • .i II • • OUOTE OF THE DAY EYI OPENER "'Ev ryone aims for th pmki • Qlilyft>( Sports Hal ort amt• J Chwta. Appell, Estancia High cross country coach BIU REDOING 5pom ..._Rage< Corl$00 • 9419-.574..4223 • Sportl f cax: 949-650-0170 Fudoy, Nov mbec 16, 20CH J 3 COWGE MEN'S BASKnBAll ~teaters ready .to . ru~ble with the Gaels UCJ men' b dSkPtl)dlJ tPdm opens the s d'ion (t<Jdln'>I visi ting Saint Mdry';, l<m1c1ht. Atnan -'guit.r OMY Pu.OT A qlllllf)'.(' hi lht• l11IU11• will be on d1'>plt.1\' •lllfl •• tnbUI<' to lht• llOt\I \\. tll h1 • miJ<k> .it UC' If\ tnP, BM1 (!\·pnl.) 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IC .. Ill Bill ~1uJllgan 12 cltty'> Zutdk, cs b·foot-10 c,ophonwrP lorwcJrd c,con•d 'llt point!> dlld httd lavt• rc•bound., d9dtll'>t KorcJlwl I l<1Tr1s Wtl cs hag c ontrrbutt•r ofl<>n'>1vcty Ill UC'l's exh1b1tron <it1m ., I h· hdd I 7 points and f't'lhl r<>boun<l'> The Gdcl!> loc,t thc•u 111-.1 1•xh1h1tum <J•tm<' recently to EA Spurt' 7 l•h4 1 h., Anh•11IC'r-. lttd lhl' nc.11ton an '><'onnq rn 811-kl 111,,, 111,1 '\"' "' "'" l•'<I by hr..1·11 •tnl \II-Ame nc ..in Kt•\ an ld<Jt•t• c •m1p1l• ·rl 1 Hl-17 I•" urd n t " YP<tr' "-lulhq,m "'" ntJJOfod th1• OruncJC' C ci11n1\ ...,, .. ,n ... m 111 11 th • '• u • an t tm'.l · •On 1.tdo0. ~UCI, 819FM HIGH SCHOOL BOYS WATER POLO Going f Or it -Corona d I Mar High' Marcello Pan Lu llano and the a King are ln the CJF SOutbem Section DlvtsJon IJ willer polo champloruhJp game atu.rday nJght .at Belmont Pl.u ilgalrut Esperanza. It tarts at 8:15. Pu tullano, n here ultlng the Los AlamUo n t ln the semUlnal on Wednesday, Is one of an eight-pronged attack that e tablish the a IOng soUd favoru to co Uect thelr third tralght champlonsh.lp under veteran, and tanford·bound, oach John ug COACHV Corona· del Mar bids farewell to water polo coach John Vargas Saturday nighL EDITOR' NOTE. John \.'cuga.t bowa oul 4t Corona d I Mar H~h' boys "'OI r polo coach Sa1u1day ..,..h n he ond.blil Seo Kmg• go tor a third 8'ralght CJF SotltMm S«tloft D/\llaion JI champlonllt'p 01 Belmont Ploio. Recently, a lett•r orrtwd at ~ Dady Pilol poru Depart.ment. and with mUIOt f'dHlng, II ..,.'"' ry • Oppt'OfKlal • nOf only lot the tUMllne. and .Ubj«t, John Vat,vcu. b41t tor many h.Jgh «ltool CO«M• •ho lftmlngly gtw ewrytlu1.g tlwly hoVw, ~r-ln and Y"f'OUI • ., tMlr Seoo ~ Ot SaJlon. OI Mu.tang OI Eog'"1 hove Cltelr bat ahot . Here Ill 1101Mlhlng trom a C0t0na d I /to1or ~nti W1tb the wonl •twro• on ow mmdl todiy, I w•nt ~ to Mftd out tnfonn.UOn on IOIMOlae I tetl t1 one of our lool1 befoea, n. mMl .... been. C'OfOftl .. Mlrb ,. ye.a Md bes buih up• ...u.r water...., .. ...-wtlb .... Y wtftning ••am. Thill ...... IM .... II caow U.:af and ii very Mroog. It ls Md lMt tlm wMI be Ml i... ...... After NoY••bef he wW be mcwtng to NcwtM.fn ~ wt cW'b6Dg .. 9lcalord. ....... INiy • ............ ...w-o1.-... Thi OH\n h<t'> ('hangt•tt .. o mdny h~t> It ~ ha bd.Jann-d th d m1md ol tht• p.irents th<tl n~ u<'h o vltal ~upport tu the proqrctm uC'c ... Th It• on thdl our co.irh John Var~ct , h•dch , huweH r, go fllr hey nd ~upl ~' the -.klll nd g 1mng n und r· tandtng of th gam ti C'OntinuaUy f1 u onth need lor 1-disdpline, ""'.,'U1U ol hard work, ond lhe teq~l '°' rUnunilnlent lo th 1 dJ'1l Som JM n may qy •bf! ~ec.l rn) boy w~ • othe ~ill qy h tc1ught them ~rw.v r The will •ll 199" thot' h taught tlwtn how to yu.i llu ""'" ha dt"dk eted mucb, for I be v two ,......"'"""' Im true kN for the game uf wat !f poll;> and h UIUM.'lf~b destre to C"Okh. Jthuugh he · puUed an many dwc11Um trying to nMlt th r.Mnget to go up north he tWJ l•k the tlJn(! to call a pill r to give him enrour~ ·vou h.ve bHn wortling l'f!dy tM.rd •nd you r now bac:k on the van1ty': Not 1U Of the parenu •nd p&.ycns OMr ttw. y B wookt agtee will\ ev ryth6ng he hM done, bUI muM Ill of the pa.yen woukt ~ thM tbey w...eM Mt ..... tM ~oflhitCMn' WhUI! c'Ollk:hlng tbll USA Olyllipk WMlf Pdo .._ M juggll!ct .. roM:htng dutleil .. c.-. ... Mei Ht -big lhoet to NI ~ wt! wtl .... ....._ ,,_. d bl • going •way celfibellk1ft tor ..... aa ._.., nu.nu tor givtng .,,..... ._. M9f· ii ,... lilld helping to cMftgt IOWJ .... GIRLS TENNIS Sailors sail irito finals Newport lforbor tlef Pdh Um\ ers1ty. 12-h. ldr•>~ Troy t\.londd~ for ('If 01\ 11 t1th~ Steve Virgen DAL .. p OT ' [ \\ p () ~ Bl: \C 11 · It \\ct' 1111 <thout 1t-tlt·mptwn 1111 '""Jl"rt 11,uhor H1qh .,.,phunwtt•' Uunn11 \tlum' .111cl VdnP'>'W Dunlttp cJ' lht•Y (l\ t•rt ,11111• I\\ 11 le""., 10 .,c<>r•• on•· 111 lhrt'I cn1n,1) \ v1"r"~ lflr th• "dtlt>" qui' I• nm' I" 1111 ·Thur'd n Th•· 'opll11111••1•· lu11;. w 111 r.vw \·1,rtinq ! r1t\<'1,110, ''" I d•mhft•, ' h •11n1 dhpl.I\ • I ''"'I" •fl l!rll I• ndmq tu,, 1 _.1, < If -....uth1 m S.'( t111n ()I\ 1,ao11 II '' nuhn 11 'u t .. 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And lht "11IM' hrol..• th•• Tro)dn' "'"··· Thi n \d,1111-> ... •r\ "" for lht• win •\-,:,. d1dn t "lint Ir• "lll Jl:t'>I 011P IMU \H' \\ dnlt>d tht• \\ h11lt• llltll< h \1fftnl' ~d ol lht• \\Ill U\l'I \.,\, otl .inti Jun11••r •\\'~ \\Cfl• dq<Jfl ''l\1' \\p n••\\ \lot weu• d ~ti r 1 •.un thctn on lht rw o 1c .. e1 · C'Oclch Fl •t h1 r Ol'lm .. ~•Im' ctl'o Bld\ •m14n, "hu l!Jno:id h1•1 I llt'r ol int nt w1lh l't1p1k.•1cfln" Una\I I'll~ Wed.ol·...d.c1,, ''dmt"<l lhu • '1C'h•rw" ct'> did lh1• duo ot :\I! loll ,fl .ind ~ .. 1 .... n nw Ttll)dO' ho\\ out 14·tl Corona d l Mar advan to final \ 14 Friday. Nowmb. 16, 2001 TENNIS CONT:f NUEO FROM 13 1-XIC"k t St,950. with lh tunn r· up c "htnq out at Sl.350. At. a rofllf"-U'ISOn. Satin won seoo.ooo for c .s1Jtunng the U S. Open ti . ln Thursday\ 10COnd round, top·\Pl•d d Ronald Ag nor t I ftulJ t defe.itod quaWler NICOLu Krot hu. 6·7 fSI. 6·2, b·l, but ... '< ond ·M.'CC.l !d Robert Kendrlck • w.s up t by New Zealand's "1111 k Nwl on, 2·6. 7 ·5, t ·I tclt•l,1ult) I landly defuulted Kl'fHJrtC'k bo{aus ol verbal <JhU\<' tn dn umpire In olher mtttches. South AJn<.i\ Wl~Y Wht1 house beat li1<111clon Krctmer, b-2. 6-I; <:had < -.1 rhon upi.ol third· et>ded Mdllh1•w Breen. 7-b 12), 6·3, qut1llltl'f Rf'rtrand ContzJer of Frt1n< t' '>Wl'pt Jc!lf Gri nwa.ld. 6- 1 h · l, lurky loser Jt1son Cook 1Woodlt1nd I lllls) knock d off Alu Rc•1chel. 7-5. 2·0 frellred), luurth·St'l'dcd Jeff Wllhdms w .. n1 through Diego Ayald, 6· I h-4; t111d hfth·seeded 0dmel \\1ll111t1n ul New Zealand tl1•IP<1tc•d 1-.rd<'I'' OrPn Mott>· h•''''I. h-4. h-1 nNNIS SUMMARIES Of DMSfOIU . ~ Nl'MollT ~ 1l. UNMMm ' Slngleol 9,._men (NH) def l lOfk n'<lf\. 6 1 def ~ 6-0, c»f KMMn, b I Hawtw~ (NH) Ion.) 6, won. 6-1, bl 0 IChouty (NH) Ion. I 6, won. fo.I ....... s , ~ Mdnt<>VI I( ~(NH) \ltf Ngo-Ho. 6-I, ( l(houty 800t-< (NH) won. 7 5, 6 l. loll., }-6. ~ DunUp (NH) war\ 7 s. 11>5' 6-7 2• Of PMHC*IY 5-VflMI COM*A on MM 16. HMYMD-Wl:m.Mcl 2 ~ · Yeiwy (CdM) ct.I leek. 6-2, df'I HNJM'C 6 1 def Hazy 6-0, ~ ICdM I won.~ 6-0. 6-0, lluti.ml.-n loll 1 b l 6. won. 6-) OcMAta.I • llMl Minn.t (COM) def ~ Harrn. 6 0. def ~ B~Wtallum. 6-0, def ,_..MclUC.t\o f>-0 Tf'fl«l"lh Mutrte (CdM) won. 7 6. ~ 60 ~OamlOf'l(CdM)won,6-1, 6} 60 TODAY'S SCHEDULE fOOTIAU • High ~hool Clf Pla)'off\, ''"t round. DNl\tOn VI ~ I/'-•t NC'WPQt1 H«bol. 7 pm , ~ IX Co1u MeY "" l°' Am'9(>1. .i Garden C.r~ H'l)h, 7 p m USl£TWl · Col .. men SW.I MM'(\ <ti UC "'-. 7 OS p m • c.ar Poly,., Vanqu.ard Unlwnlty, 7 pm Convnun.ty <~leC)e "*' Oxnard at 0r.,.c~~pm Convnurntycol'-9f_, 0r_,. (Oftl at El CMnono. 7 )0 pm VOWTUU • Communtty cofte9e ""°""" 0r-.COMt111~ 7pm socaa · co11ege "*' uc !..tl'lt.t latt)jw a •t UC ""1ne. 7 p m WAm P'Ot.O • Community colleC)e -Or_,.~ •I State Toum.tnWnt. at Mefted Cotlec)e, wm1f~I "" Mt««I, • •s p m DEEP SEA nuSNJ's coum ...... rt......... 1 b«Nt, 10 M'CJ~ I c.tll<o bin, 6 tculpin. 2 •otllf.,.._, I ~ad.• IOM. 1 uibtlon ~ Lodr• l boltt:L I) ~t.r\ .-0 bonllO . .-0 cMICO tMK$, S ~ 1 rocll ftih. 2 blue peor ch, 1 1Culptf\ 1 Ynd tMK$. 1 wM.tlltl .. SPORTS llGll SOIOOl IOYS All» •LS CIOSS COlllllY Rainbow at Mt. SAC Estancia, Costa Mesa and Corona del Mar boys will go at it in Division Ill, while the CdM girls are seeking to score another.shocker. St.w Vifven DAii. v Pll.OT WALNUT -The llOlllt> of th C IP Southem Sf>cuon Cro s Country finals will feature 11 nunbow d'i thP m t appear head d to t>nd in colQtful tyll• Saturday at Mt San Anton o Coll<>ge There w1U be had of gr n. bide k, gray and blue, and t"'Vt>n pink, tiS the boys team from Co ta Me1.a I hgh. Corona ttel MM and E tanc1jt will bdtllC' tn the D1v1S1on Ill Mee at 10 45 tt m Look out for lhl' boy 1n pink Th Eagl • th<• Pac1hr C"ckl'it Ledguc> champions who M<'° rdnk<'d No 3 in D1vtS1on Ill. arc .,cnou~ conh•n<IC'r. tor the title Junior 1lumhNto1<1110-., who hm~hNI hrst in his ht•.il lt1'>t we<•k with d 15 42. w1U lead lht• C!dql<''· which t1l~11 "" l11d1•' senior Maki' C"d'>lllt1s und 1unlur Aaron Van Gcem Lust wt•t•k, Ddntt•I Llnd.,lrom of Grt1n1tl' I !ill\ rmnp~l,•h•cl 1111' ''""''I t11n11 1n 01vrs1on Ill in 15 40 Estanct.1 hd$ h<Jtlkd throuyh 1111urn·., this 'edson, hut ht1., c1n opportunity to ov<>rcome that by <"dptunnq lh<' t1tlP It won't be edsy d't l('dm"' lncludin(f tht• PCT., Sea Kmgs and nvdl Mui.lunq't, will ,-.. , r -. l.. . be pnm d for th • Eagll" .. "Ev ryonP aum for the pinkies,• aid E tancla Coul"h Charlie Appell, who modified lh 'IC'h~t· ortglncll color of r d to the pmk so h C:dn pot · his runners clearl y ·we ju t want to b<' Julie Allen able to see where they're at Bui, It max m more (nobceable) It' tough r • C:oach Enc-0dv1es' Mu tongs. who hav been unprovmg every WP k, ttrc «timing for a tnp to tne State M ·N. wh1I Coach Ball wnn r's CdM squud will ctJso c-ontend tor lhat goal. The first four team tn e.ich d1v1Mon w111 automatlcdlly qucd1ly tor thl' late Champion tup an Fresno Nov 24 Thl' CIF Southern ctton 1s allowf'd hv" mdJv1du1ds m edch davmon provided th<'y finish in the lop 20 phH'<' In tht•lr f(> J><'Cllve rdces. <'nlor Irwin St1laor; and sophl1moll' Mt1rco I fuape are focu ed to contlmw Co ltt l\.ll'sll's peaking ll'end Thr Sed Klnq!> dre rt>umldtnq. \O to 'if'l'llk, 1tfter the departure ot i111v1 .. llt•ardsl<>P and Josh Yelsey. The two 'tf'ntor lert a i.trong lnfluenct• 0 11 Cd~I runnen., 1nclud1119 i.o'phonwre K<•vm Artz crnd Junior Blake OUbon In 01v1s1on II, thP Ncwpott I lorbor Sd1lor~. who earned a hndlS tx>rth w11h 11 foui:th-place fumh Ill thcu hecit, wilt rdet' AYSO REGION 120 ut n 25 C'Od°Ch Blm 8&1rry ~aid h 1 realisllc and doo n't xpect to wm th..- 1111 , bul thl Sailor will att mpt to compl le its best performdnc • of the a on o thPy d pend on Junior Alef' UrlU ua tequl and sophomore Nick Miil •r. On th«' c11rts Id . \wo-tlme stcttc c-hamplon CdM und E tanC'ao's Old"u. Ro t will r.ico 1n OM ion Ill at 9·45 CdM Pntor Juh Alll'n headlln<' for th Sett K ing and plctn to mtlkr hc>r lourth ttttc flnuls 111>1> Mane In lhc prelunlnon , h hnashed with thl' fd'itt>'it tlm in 17 t 2 ond Sumner oxpect a !>Ub· 17 ·mmute time for aturdtly Th ·.,a Kinq~. who were expectl'<l to bt> 1.1 tedm dftcr the top three th1 yt>M becau e ol th 1r youth, bave a chdnC'e to urprn • critJ cs with a cham- p1oni.h1p, h<'cau 1b young runn1•ri. helve bc<>n improving. Sumner did Thc•y lctk1• lhP lc-ad po 1llon mto lhC' llnal after th 1r ~trony howlnq in the )Jtt•hm1nr1n1•\ Junior Oc•cky C'ummin-. 1111..,ht>cl h(•h1nd All"n lu t w •ck 1n 18:51. w hile .,ophomor<'" Ah11d Kdltan t1nrl Tdryn Kt1wt1lt1 t1nd 't<'nior Kdllwruw Morse c1.bo ht1w th<' lt•Cf' to !JIVl' CdM t1 'hot fnr lh<• lltlC' Ro"<'H'. t1n E!'.lcrnna JUOlor who won the Yuc.upa lnv1tdt1unal Sept. 22 wh1I<' eru.lunng I 02·<1ttgrl'e temperatures. will vie for ~n t1ppct1rdnC'e at Woodward Park an rwsno Ld'il wl'<>k. he hna hed fourth in her h •ut 11q 08 6) Thunderhawks come o~t_ on top The Thunderhawks, a COl>ttt M ho)"" under-13 APP team, d t atcd Cororw d I M.d.t'sAPPteam. 3-0, tnW'I AY'.:?AJ Rt'910n 1l0 soccer game Saturt.luy • Forward Wllllilm Brtseno put the' Thunderl'wwks on Ul scorcbo..mJ with tl gOill in the first holl. IUgo Mlrandi op.•rw<l the second hall with a gOdl und Hayden HIMI found the bdck al lhc net with a hcd<k>r ln the fi.na.I rninut ol lhP gamo. The Mesa off nse was poorh dCld l>y mklfieJders l\1iranda. SW-A.mold. Mall Crea.. a..ay l!dlel and Luis Coaa. Goalk~per n.o.. Komotky Md a tObd game to earn the bhutou.I I f(' l'('(J!IVOO support on defen e from Ben Abbott. I Alberto Nn-. c... ...... Kill .. Zich cllld Adam SNgoncloU.v. In boys under· 10 act:lOn: • WOLVDJNU 4, UNm!D 1 • Kevta Klier scorod ln lhe first quarter fOf lb<! Wotvennes Wlth from Ma.re DeFnma and Bvm Edilon. lyM 8unetl muck by the def 1 alter receiving a center reed up the nuddle from MAR Jones and o.vtct Nawi to tldd a goal in U\e econd quarter. ln tbe thud quartf.'r, Robert lhat.aa scored from 20 yrud~ out with a sb'ong left·fOOCed ~ t.Mt sbp)'>('<l undt-r the <T(llS bar. 'J\'ler Sulloa ctJono With Eduudo 1!1plaou and Jose Esplnou controlled the offensave dttdclcs for the h.nci.l goill In th<' fourth quarter. Urutcd Blue i.cored 10 the Una.I minutes to avoed being hut out. • O....C-.\.9 3. Tcw&XAS3 • ~ c.6rte scored early 10 the game on Nov 8 wilh .-ts from K.olal Janel cand Aadnrw loda. Quic.ksilvi r trailed 3· 1 ln the fourth qU.dtter, but Jt19Ubeno ,__ ct.nd Roth had goa.b to be the score • ()uK:aavo 2. LK.iH1NINC ~ I • ScoU -.,... !ICOOld df a comer kick by .Joniihn Mlnmdll lo gtve> Qwdtsilver o 1-0 ledd on Saturday. Kohl Jones added a gottl to mcrcase Quk'k.stlvet' ledd tn th fourth quarter, Per«>z httd a brea.kawcly, but goa1k per Roy Smltb madt! a CliVi.ng ilV' for lhe Ughtnl.ng lo girls unoor· 12 acuon. • BAD HA•• DAY •• T UNAMI\ 0 -Palge Wap.Ke ctnd la)'lor W... e.tch scored two goctl whjl Bridget Cleuon and Corl htellkl ettch scored cm~ Lawen Kipp and A.my Holt ctornanat(>(f t~ nudflt'ld. legbul sa.n and Cua Holl anchorod tho defense for Bad I lair Day ln girls under-10 dct.k>n • c as 3, Bull! A.AMl!s 1 . n.y Ollbey cored two goals ln r gulauon for ~h Oushers, but U. Blue ~ answ red with two 9001 lo nd th gamf.' l.nto overttme and th n a bootout. Nata.II• Seckel 4.od Morgu '-*di IC'Ofed in t.M hootout and c1oallc pe.r Cartle RIMbm1 mad four wv to give Bad H4lf Day the VJctory • lkl defense ln double overtln\(> Wd provldt>d by Nkole Marlborougb, v ..... c....... ~ McNully and Ertn Rodman Al~ rontnbubng to lht> V'lctory W T Je..ao N. ... McKaylll SullMm and Rebe«• Mad••· Corona del Mar girls end golf seasoo at CIF championships in Desert Hot prings ~· r -,. Corond del Mor I liqh JUnlnr Jackw1 Mc 'oy sl'U!l,tl~ on 11\e. pttr·72 rour-.P, .,ldll' com1X't1l1on McCoy and Jonnifor Woo ond lreshni..1" whil Allm91Jt tame m w1th 'ffl imd Woo ·rm rt•tiUy happy llff'anst> none of my Kaoo AJhnght fdl"e(l wt>ll, but did not advance with 72. as lhcy competed amon(f t .to qirt .. ht1ve pldyc•d th11t cou~l~ l..M•tor • t1t1cl dltN the CIF Southern Section lndlvJduul oolf n.. Nu:ol Smith ol MartJn Luthrr King lht•y'n• ctU C'Offil.OCJ bttC'k nf'xt Y<'df,. CdM \hdmp1onsh.Jp Thurscfoy dt M" ion l..ttkf's Nmcd medu.W.t honor... hootJng twc>-undN C-tklCh M1kr 'tclrkwedthcr s~ud of th~ · 'd Country Club m De rt I lot pnng A 79 or better W«l n<>cdf'd to qudlffy for f<jng tno " Doily PilOt JCWOMEN'S WAlEI POLO Pirates pummel foe, 18~7 t-.IERCUl> -Tiw or.rmw c 0 I.I .. t , c 0 I I II 'l r. w om<• n • wut r llOlu t •am b g<1n ll'i quc t tor lhe lcilf' t1Ut• With dn lff·7 ftr~t -ro und v1ctury over Foothill m tht• Community C'ollN11· Stttlt Champ1on,h1p T1111rn.mwnt cJt Mcrred Coll •JC' Thur~•'Y Tht• Pmilf·., ll-4· t I. th No t d Iman So11thcrn C-.1hlorn1u, hdd htUf' troublt• t(1kinc1 rontrol f•tlfly. JUlllfllll'f out lo ti 11·l ht1Uhnw IC't1d T1.i Mn11t.1lvo cmd f.Incu Nkl\ot..on t'tH h '' urc•d tour <lo"l' tor tlw 1>1r.11t•'i, wh114• Nt•1'ih•• I looqlt1nd ,1ddt'(I thrr .. 110.1l'> cmd Amy C ·onln•r.i.. 1t1UJ1><l two C-lll 1 .. t1n<• to.le ll<Hlttld Ul'VOI\ Wrtqhl. (111•1\ Uolc1n hon l\t1•yt•1 .ind N1r11lt! Sunn1•nll•ld ,,·r1r11cl urw qoctl l'dC'h lor th1• w1nn1·1.,, who mm I' on to lodcly'" 14 4 ~ p 111 I 'K'm1hn,1I ,11111111'1 ho'I 'I. IN<"'' whu h "on H-h 11\t'r 'I. 1t "'''" Antoruo funthtll dropp4oel lo IO· 5 t1nd ''""• ·d lo lht• < on ... olt1t1on br.irkl't 01 t1n<w < ·1i.1 .. 1 t1o•llw J l ... 11twr t>1•yd1•n t1 'I'\\ port I l.uh111 I llqh !'lllChlf t '>h lfljJt '(t 'I\ 'hut .. tu .101 hur I h1• df'h 'll't> C .,k.1,1 d1•h•,1l4>cl l\le•u ,.cl Ill· H ~·pl .n in th1 -.t•md1nt1I' nt th1• Uwhln \ <Jlll'\' Tnumo11w111 t111t1<11n11 c1 7·1. ht1UUnw lt..1d in t..1 qt1ml' 1t n1 ., '•1 I r.nlt><.I in WOMQf'S WADI P«O llAJI OMP!OllSH!P JM!Ml!fl OiNGE CoAsl 11. foon&L 7 FootMI 1 I 2 3· 7 Ol.tnge (o.t\t s • 1 2 11 FooHI PMkM J, ~h 1 E~l,A~x ... I s.-M.llt~2 0.-..,. c.... Monl<llvo .. NIChollion • Hoo191.1nd l. (on tr 91 M 2. 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Luxury_ Certlfie~ Pre-Owned Specials YEAR MODEL YIN PRICE 2001 S TYPEV6 #L90560 49,995 2000 S TYPEV8 #L39704 46,995 2000 . XKSCONV #A07642 s57,995 . ' 1999 XJ8 #857842 48,995 1998 VDP #83&188 46,995 1998 XJR . '850562 '41,995 1999 XKSCONV #042039 '49,915 1991 CONY ~-. '°35748 '41,115• 1994 XJSCONV 1194421 •21,115 . (71 5 . 1455 South Auto M II • J . .