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Home My WebLink About2001-12-03 - Orange Coast Pilot. --a· • • Turn that frown upside down because at least we're not 1n ~attle Wh«e today's showers repeat themselves again and again. See Pagel SERV1NG THE NEWPORT -ME.SA COMtMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON THE WIB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM llONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 20Q) Scenarios·set for John Wayne Airport's future • While NPwport Beach officials d!e hoping ror onJy light tncreas S in fl.lghts, other pos ibilities CXJSt for dirport's future. ·we fc I tlu'> t .. th hh t we Cdn do· Rlght now, liimts tire Ul plan• thdt cdp th numtX?r of pa.,, ngers ..,.. no can u lh dtrpOrt di H 4 m1U1on J>"r y ar. 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The les'>·lht1n-dt:' cnpttvf' l.tb I cc1n t.M• lound pnnkll'<l throughout t1n c>nvironmentdl n•port relPd'>e to Uw nty\ prt•· fC'rred pldn for c•xtc•nchnq 16-yc•df- old fiight rr~tnct10n dl John Wdyne Airport beyond 2005 Under &endno I. lht> cttrport would be allowed to ctdd lour morf' pti enq •r qc1tes, l'..4 rrulhon more J>d~ ng n. annuClJly dnd l l morP of lhc OOlSte l dc11ly fi19hl'> City 0H1nt1I~ view thl' plc1n. d '>IJght CXJ>dO'>IOn from lhP tlll}>Ort'~ n1rrenl lt-vel'>, d.\ c1 rea .. onc1hle c.om· prorru P to gdm lhl:' '>upport ol c1 ranqe of tJTOll~ the Fl'dt•1c1I Av1· ell.Jon Admirustrallon, the a1rlme , city r 1d nts and others •we have so many groups that w have to pl ase, • Newport Beach City Counctlwomdn Norma Glover 'Kl.Id. Th ctJrport dllto hcts d mgbttun • curfew Departure drf' ullowl'd from 7 am to 10 p m M ondct} through SClturdt1y, und H d m I•> to p.m Sunday Amvcth ctre 111low<;'d from 7 d m to 11 p m ~ 1ondd} through Sclturdcty. and H d m 10 11 p m. 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Red, wtute ond gold tin I sptralt'd around light po ... t'>, SEE SPIRIT PAGE 4 Healthy council race already gearing up in Costa Mesa. .. ,.. ...... ~-..... .....,..,. .... OllUMlw Ullll- c A 11•-.... llle'I ... n a I I .. N lh L'tl11 n xt Nov mber. So, tt' bare- ly ~mber and already. the Cotta Mesa City Council race ls lOoking to be a nowded held. Along W1th otaon. the C'anclidet who heft etther Mid they ere going to run or Mid they probably will run include former Couadl· woman1111aul1•rn. who aa.e ma dole cal ID C'W'Nlll COUDdlwoman ---••'llltnlMer.a.• fon.r•• ••ca rML ........ . ... w '11 ... , ... Sudy G..a. ha .,..., make i.ng mud\ noiM ....ay, ....,.. cially on the tbm A&nc:b I.Hue, but 10 far lbe tnmts she II not NJWng. Of the five, two Candi· dates who would beve the •bitily to Mrioully ... thl bAlmce GI pows would be Pans and Menloor. .... ctld. t......tl ...... ..... .., ......... .,,. .... C'GDlnMllill Qlll ..... ......_,_...blDdloetllle lhe ,._CD cl. .......... Aftlr r.dl IM U I Dltl nn • .... -•cm· ----c lily .._,.... .... ,,,_. th Uu playing on the tootball team and tack· ling ( rt&i.n w . . But >me of you may be urprised to heel that ont ptnon wrot the pape1 to dilpute the implic•oon the cenoon • 'lbet pertCJn WU Joel Pans. ...... wlllo c:.wM In Mb "' a..t Noo 1 ..... 11.,.._ COUDdl .... lald -.... ..................... .., .................... w.y ... °59 ' ID ................ ?I cwtl ' ..... ?'$1 • SEE RAN CH PAGE 4 ~---------~· PIUmlm 1 ..s s ..,.. 2 Theoct ...... 1\ vola .... WtfecH GoedirtWttt• ... in ----eta•• ... ' • -.11•11• CIWC•l"W• I r ON 'I'HE Above tire SUIFICE : Irvine Coast Ot.rters in Lido Marina Village offers two-hour electric boat cruises with a gourmet dinner. S180 for two people. (949) 675-4704. 2 Monday. December 3 2001 . / Tour will take visitors through some of Balboa Island's waterfront house Jh• • " - June Caugrende . 1· : .' DAILY PILOT ~ G mny·., C-dst1 f"'i !.U CdSd At ll'd'>I th.it wa.11 bE> V1rq1ma Fumlon'>lu\ ttllllude whf'n '>hi' I'> orw 111 I 0 J><'Opll> to lbnq or>en FYI •WHAT Bal· boa Island's fifth Holiday I Home Tour •WHEN Noon to 5 p.m , Sun- day • TICKETS: Tick ets cost S 15 and are available at Manne Avenue • STORES· Evan Sisters, Island Home. Martha's Bookstore, Per s1mmon Tree and Sandpiper Tickets can also be purchased by sending a check made out to BllA for S 15 to Holiday Home Tour, P 0 Box 294. Balbocl l\land, CA 92662 ·~For more mforma thetr doors for B<llbod l'>lttnd's hfth Holtdtty Homf' Tour. Fwmt1n'>lu htt'> been cl docentdnd orgamzer for the popular home tour for thP la!>t four years This yedr, however. he dnd her Wdterfront home are J>drl ol lhe -;how ·It's cl very Christmasy thing to do dnd 1r., d gredt Jund-ratSer for the 1slt1nd, • Funnt1n'ik1 '>t1td, nottnq tht1t monPy from the Pvcnt qoe!. IOWdrd 'pruc1nq up the i-.lt1nd Wlth thtrHJ ltkP pldnt!. und olh- N dN·or d tJon' l t1on. call (949) 723 0563 OTCJdOll<'f'> try 10 9PI <111 • ferent peopl(' to n11t·n thf•tr homt•'> up for the tour •'\I'll Vl'dl to kt·f'p thP evPnt n<'W .1nrl t•xnllnq 11w tour which 1s put on h\ thP Btllhod l'>ldnd lmprov~ ment A.,.,n , U!.Udll} '>ells out evPry yt•tl r. <111nounc <>vP Bromberg, ••I 1\wscltly\ council nw1•11ng For St.S. tour goers qet more than JUSI t1 p<'ek ms1de some of lht mo!>t h<•t1ut1ful and uruque hoU!.- , • ., in the c 1t'r thPy get dJ1 1ns1der' vw"' und PV(•n hot cider and cooluPs WHAT'S AFLOAT • WHATS AR.OAT 11 publMed peflodiully If you are pi.nn1ng • NUtul event. submit the 1nfonNt1on to the Daily Pilot. 330 W 8-V St , Cost.l ~. CA 92627. by fM to (949) 646 4170. or by e-mail to da1/yp1/otel•t1~ com RADAR WORKSHOP Students wtU le..,, how lo use radar to m:myal cl boat t1 the llt'St of a three- pdrt wor~hop begrns today with ub- ..equent workshops bemg held Dec I 0 c:tnd Dec 17 The workshops wlll be h •Id from 7 to 10 J> m at OrangP C'oasl Colleg<>'s Sdillnq Center at 1801 W Coo<;I Hjghway m N.-wport Beuch Attf"ndPe W1U I am how to t up a radar ystem, Interpret contac-ts ctnd nt1Vl9ute safely $125 l~<l) ~5-<M 12 WEEKEND RACING Sallon new to NU boat racing or those loolung to improve their kills can partletpal Ula week nd racing cltnJC' Daily. Pilot VOL. tS, NO. J2S 'ltGllMI ll ,..._, l'l.tMrw ,...., __ ~AN Hlllll/OM.Y I'll.OT Ginny FurmanskJ and her grand ons, am, 4, center, and Roan. 2, get In the holiday spirit ln her waterfront residence, which wtU be featured ln the Balboa I land Holiday Home Tour. Furmtm'>kl Sdld the tour·~ c.J1,tln(t lrom s1m1l.ar (•vent!>. like thr Corond dcl Mdr homt• tow. l><."<'ttUSt' the home•., dff' '-0 un1qur · "W<> hc1vf'> d lot or the old-llnw UedC-h hllll'>(''I thttt WNC n>dlJy '>Uln- mer honu· ... • '>he <,dJd ·our tour hr1s d r •di ff•t•lmy ol chdJdctN ' To t1< c <'nl tho bcdc-h fe<•I ol th • tour. Funndll.'-lu hd'> deodro to <i<>cor.tt and mgt1tt<1 tht1t mPets lrorn nuon tu h pm ON 1 S t1nd Dec th di Or,rnqe C'od.,t Coll1oqP\ Sawnq C •ntttr ttl 1801 w Pd< 1hc COO\I Hte1hwdy, f'W- port Rf'llC h 11 S f1M9) 645-114 t 'l KAYAK TOURS The Upper f'wport Bay Ecological Rewrw· und Notut • Prt•"t.rve hn'it ka}'t\k tour' ol th Bdck Bay ut 10 et m ever) ~unddy for d two-huur tour c1t 2301 Una\! r ti} Drive, 1•wport lWdc-h 20 Kaydk modt• ttvmluhlt• throuqh NPwf>Ort Dun~ Rt• ort. C't1ll IHOOl 585-0747 ror r NVdllo n SUNDAY COOKIE CRUISES The dnntures al ' a Yacht Char- le~ h°' rru1 • M ound N1>wport I fd1bor from 2 tn 3·30 pm •vC!rr Sun· day rlt 3101 w Cod I H1qhwc1y. N(•W· port B<"uch $20, mclutlt•., cru1., , pddcing. rnolu • ttnd sodo U11 .. f'l"\.'d· uon r qtUrcd. (9-49) 650-2412 hN B.iyfront home in a mdllll theme wlth 5ed.Sh lli. decorating her tree • 1 wt1ntC'd ..omethmg duferent from lhf'> lrdd1t1onal green and red t1ncl Sttnttl C lt\u decoration , • he '>1lld "So I h11ve whlte a h U and ldr hi.h ctnd and dollars on th tree. B !<du • w~'r<.> on th island and we'r~ on the water. what could be l>P.ltN tht1n hf'>ll!.7" SAILING TEAMS , Orangf' County employen can brint th •11 mploy out to Newport Beach on we> kday to en1oy 4 day of sal.b.ng court<.! y of Orange Coast College. ThP School of SaW.ng and Seamanstup now off 'f a chdnce for groups to work with thP onbodrd mstructor on d11ferrnt ~iling techruqu • while they y l etdvic on how to perfonn weU m h in•· No !>ailing expcn nc nec- ~'icll) On -day das rang from 100 to $125. (9-49) 645-9• 12. SAILING CLASSES Si!llh<Nt rentAIJ and private lesaom ctn• dVdal4hl 4l Manna Sctiling m the B<tJhoo Fun Zone. Advaoc ld eta includn 0t1V1gdtJon. big boat, power- bwt, 1.ntroduc:lton lo h avy weather ctnd hntt•mllt ~ tn truct1on (9-49) 673- 77f)3 , lh • Blue Dolphm Sailing Club. 19•Y1 fi.iC4-;l52S: or Lido iling Club. f'M'*l 675·0827 ... , ...... M o-r10r ftttl ~l•Ull• Bf.AOWJ10IllN£ (949) 642 6086 right: Ho rwwt aor-. ~ td4otiet "*1« or~~ hit"'~ be rttwodUud ~ w(lf*\ ,;.m Ill.on d <Of¥"lht °"""*· i'A" WtllOt.,,_,...., ..... ~ ,....~ ,,,..., .... ,,.. etn,,,.. t_,~ At<ord your <omm•nt1 •bout tlw Oaily Pilot 0t ~ t•P\ AootWS Ollf .odfm JJO w •~ \t • '°''• Mew. (.A tl6J7 tiQW IQ llAOt us ~ "*"'· .,,,.,.,..., NllllSJM 0..---~ _,;,, ,~.,... s:l•-411' COMlatONS The nm. Oran,t County CIOO) lSl-9141 ,,..,..,, ..... ow.w • UIM._, ,.,.,...,. O;t.w -..JiNr•mei.r"""'r-,_.. c, .... .......... ._.,~tt. IMI \JUl.ll ~u~ ..... ·-CMI --.a..., ,...,,.__ np:tNt. 4Mll SlUM ,..._..., , ... "'""""""" ,.....~ ,... ...................... '*411t --'-... ·····~ ......... CMr ..._,.,.,._ .-.s1M.ln .. ,.... ........ fOM ...... .._. ~ ...... f.tllltUHIJt ..,.. ......... .............. IJ4.U. .,,. ............... .... I\ 11 tM Pt""\ j)Olt<y 10 P'om¢1y <OfTec1 all errOI\ of wbn~ • ,,._ c41il (949) S1'..U.U m nw Hllwpoft ~,... ~ ,..~,...._ pialllhid._ 111~ ....... c:-...... Mlltolpl I • ........... ~ lllr • "'*"I• TM"-'~ eowi.r -J~ ,,,, In ... irMlide., ...... ~ .. (.Ol&e ...... ... "' ......... Dellf "" .. ..... ... ._ ........ _...,.,. ,....,._....._ .. soFaH ......... -.>PGIWIU..-_.,..._ ..... ,._ ....... I PC....._Dll!ir ....... RO. .. ,.c.. ... a.-.~ ,. ........ Cleilifted (Ml) Ml-5111 ~(Ml) w .. l.l, ....... --~Ml,_ --~'1...W ............. ,'° ...... 9'0170 ..... *,, ........ .... ...... ... .... OMCll .. ~1 ~'---UM1• ~---Q: .... ...... ...... " ............. -. ... ....... - Doily Pilot A rescue that could have gone the other way A hoy. •These guys are so lucky to be alive,· Newport Harbor master Capt Marty Kasul SAld to me, referring to the three researchers who were res· cued after being aboard a 24-foot boat that capsized m the ocean Tuesday afternoon. That morning, I noticed the small craft warning flag flying at the Harbor Department. and I observed the Santa Ana WUtds blowmg about 20 mph. These Wlnds can create dan- gerous sea condtbons after the blowing air clears the bluffs and hits the water. The WUtds catch the m rpen- enced or unsuspedlng boaters off guard when they set course to the harbor entrance pound.mg mto the seas with a head WUtd. Well. a frunt mayday call was ~ that afternoon by an Orange County Sh riff's Department diipatcher who morutors boaters' VHF chan- nel 16 rad.lo traffic The caller had only a few moments before being tossed mlo the ocean, but he was wise enough to include the labtude and longitude coordinates from the onboard global posi· borung system wut Thal was the We-savmg tn.fonnabon that allowed the dlspatcher to plug in the coordtnat mto her GPS chart plotter, show- ing that the postbon was more than six nuJ otf the coast. The harbor department's operabng temtory tS out only three nules, but knowmg lJves needed to be saved. Deputies Pat Dougla and Rkk Koya1de cLLmbed aboard one of th fireboats and were immediately dis- patched to the coorchnates. Upon amval, the depubes could not see any persons in the. water due to the 30-knot Wlnds and 5-foot swells. Overhead was a U 5. Coast Guard helicopter also arclu.ng for any urvivors. Luck would prevail as the fireboat crew turned one way and not the anoth r way to tart a search pattern and they potted the men' heads bob- bing in the water All three were weanng their Wejackets in the 60-degme water. It 11 very dilf.acult to recov- er people from the water when the boat is being swift- ly blown by the Wlnds m that choppy cunenl. The deputies had to mane\l• ver tbe fireboat so that while tbe boel drifted by. eec.b l'8lelUdler could be pulled. one pu1 at a tm.e. into the stem ol the boat without being hll The men, who WW8 ID tbe chilly water fof a half ·hour, are lucky to be alive becaUM with· out the tranlmitted lat/long mlO they would have been exbene- ty bard to ftod. 1be l'elCU8 Wiii to dillcult that tbl belie I'** aew adUaDy gave tbe dip"* kudol ovs the ndo . After f9tUl'1\1ng to the docks. the 1'8Me1Chert took warm Showen and drank bot coffee. ending an adventure I want to avoid, Mike Whitehead THE HARIOR COlUMN What can we learn from this situation? First and fore· mo t, the Harbor Department tall tS very weU trained and ready to respond. They serve our com.muruty as a Vlldl resource tn Newport Harbor and we need to recogmz tht.s and include the depart- ment m our local events Secondly, I have s~ud many bJnes: Always have your ves- sel' safety eqwpment readtly &eeeS$lble and show your gu where the, for exam- ple, We1ackets are located before you leave the dock U these men had not grabbed their Wejackets before being thrown in the water, I think the outcome probably would have been dtlferent -and not for better 1.astly, know your posibon so that m an emergency, you can radto yow posibon even Lt noUung else at all gets trans· - milted. nansnuttiog yow position over channel 16 not only alerts rescue resourres but a.bo. many tunes. a near· by boater will hear the call and come to aid you. • • • Tip of week: U you do not llke the changes for next year's boat parade. then get involved. It was completely unac- ceptable and such a coward· ly act to make threats agamst Brett Hemphill. who had the misfortune ol being the vol- unteer chalnnan when the changes were proposed. The propoted cbang were announced many bmeS m the newspaper. at meetmgs. ln my column and from ma.al surveys. JiO there is no excuse to say. ·1 didn't know unbl now.· Every parade meebng I have attended wu open to those who C4l9d enough to volunteer belpmg to make the parade a reality fNeJY year. The Commodores Cub of the Newport Harbor Area Cham.bet ol Commerce orga· ruzes the event and ltl mern· ben have helped Wllelftlhly ID the commwtity. So lhArnl oo tbme wbo 181\l ttv.ta and did not have the courage to limpty come to t.be meeCingl and help with the deritinn-malang proalll to NW the pueide. In doling, I wonder bow many ol tboee wbo tent tbreetl be"9 adWIUy ln the pal Of DOW Mlptld 1p0010t the par.-to u.p tt ano.u Safe voyeges. SlafUISll • • Doily Pilot COSTA lllSI CITY CODICIL PIEYllW la.W. CITY HALL NIW MAYOi The City Council will chose its new leaderstup tonight. as Mayor Ubby CINY· an's one-year term as mayor has come to an end. WHAT IT MU.NS: The mayoral posi- tion 1s considered to be mostly cer..-no- nial .\nd does not hold more power, Cowan said. The mayor Is expected to ru'1.the meetings ilnd tall• a leadership pos1t1on in city business. A mayor pro tem will also be selected to step in if the tnilyor is busy or unable to represent the city on an issue. , WHAT TO lXNa. Councilwoman Linda Dixon is expected to be voted mayor. Councilwoman Karen Robinson is expected to be selected the mayor pro tern. TOWN CEllTEI EIPAISION The City Council will review an agree- ment to finally put an end to a long· standing dispute between the developer and city attorney's office. The 54·acre project has been In the works for months and was again post· poned 1n July to ensure that final approval of the project was put off until the development agreement could be worked out. The pro1ect 1s a collaboration between South Coast Plaza. the Orange County Performing Arts Center and the Commonwealth Partners UC. The pro- posal includes a pedestrian-oriented cul- tural arts district bordered by Bristol Street. Sunflower Avenue, Avenue of the Arts iind the San Diego Fref!Way. It also calls for a new symphony hall, expansion of South Coast Repertory Theater, an art museum or academy, restaurants, an improved parking area and offke space Among the chief problems was how to ensure the lsamu Noguchi Cahfom1a S<enario Garden remain open to the pubhc as long as possible. Throughout the process. opponents of the project have complained about the size of the expansion and raised concerns about traffic increa~. · WHAT IT MIANS: The N:W agreement will provide the city with a higher level of long-tMTI protection for the garden and CMuf the~ of the~ WHAT TO llCNC't. The council ls eq>ected to itS>PfOYe the new •"" ment. CECIL PUCI The own.rs of an unusually large plot of land on the Eutside are asking council members to rehear their r~uest to build two .cidit1onal houses on the property. MkhHI Schrock and his business 'partner. Fritz How$er, were denied a rez<>M petition on Nov. 19 that would have allowed them to build two houses behind an existing two-story house in the 200 block of Cecil Pface. Schrock and Howser daim the hear- ing on Nov. 19 failed to comply with state and municipal c-Odes. as well as case law, a staff report said. City planning statfbeliews there is no new evidence from the applicant that would n«MSitate a rehearing. WHAT TO EXNa. Council members are expected to deny a rehearing. HUSCIOFT HOUSE While the historic Huscroft HoUH sits on blocks at TeWinkle Park. the City Council is again confronted with options to save it from demolition. In July ,council members decided not to spend city funds on restoration of the house. but instead put the house up for sale so it could be restored privately. After a two-month open bidding pert· Od, only one formal proposal was received, suggesting the house be moved to Fairview Park where it can be run as a private museum and reception hall. Staff reports called the bid prob- lematic. saying it did not conform with the Fairview Park Master Plan. On Nov. 19, the City Council prelim1· nary approved a development agree- ment with C.J. Segerstrom & Sons for the Home Ranch proJect. which included S200,000 to be used for relocation of the house. The money will not be allo- cated to the city until 90 days after the first building permit 1s granted for the Home Ranch site. The development 1s currently being challenged by vocal opponents. Public services staff is suggesting the coundl use the money from the Segersiroms to move the house to Fairview Park where It would serve a1 a museum. An additional S200,000 would then be required to restore the house fYI • WHAT: Oty Council meeting . --= 6:30 p.m. today • wtm•: City Hall, n Fair Drive, Cos.- ta Mesa • ..OMllATION: (714) 754-5221 and about S18,000 would be used for maintenance and staffing, a report stat· ed. Staff also suggested council mem· bers approve $2,000 to buy" cover tor ,the house to protect it from the winter we1ther. Demolition of the house would cost about S12,000. WHAT IT~: The counc1l 1s real· ly no doser to having a def1nrtive solu· tion for the Huscroft House dilemma Council members have already expressed disinterest 1n spending tax· Pl~' funds on restoration of the house but also feel strongly against its demoh· tion. Because of the lack of private interest. the council may feel pressure to move forward with previous plans to move the houw to Fa1rv1ew Park, where 1t would serve as a cultural museum. WHAT TO EXPEa The City Counol IS expected to return the one formal bid and approve the Huscroft House's move to Fairview Park. COUNSELING CENTER APPEAL Councilwoman Karen Robinson has requested an appeal of the Planning Comm1ss1on's approval for a conditional use permit for a counseling center. Planning commissioners approved a permit for the counseling center tn an 1ndUS1rial building at 2950 Airway Ave. Cond1t1ons were placed on the facility, howewr, including a manttatory staff member to supervise building and park· 1ng lot activities D1scuu1ons were heated about whether the counseling center should be allowed to stay 1n the building on A.Jrway Avenue. People with businesses 1n the same building asked the commission not to support the tenter, saying the clients were a nuisance. They said the counsel· ing center's patrons were often drunk and urinated in the parking lot. One owner suggested the commission require a security guard -paid for by the owner of the center -to supervise the actions of the clients. -Compiled by Lolita Harper (· I A"'""' IT'S TIME FO.R ... f"4.tl ~~rilfo. Ml CASA M[XICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO M[Xl(O FAMILY OWN(O FOR JO YEARS OUR nAOITION IS SIMPU • WAP.}11. ATMOSPHlll Gl(AT fOOO' ORINICS AT llASONAll( PRIClS 2 96 E 17TH ST COH A MESA 9J9·6.15· ;626 • Compare OJr Expertise ond Experience • RecetVe ai Action Plan tor Today's Mat<et • 23 Yeas Expeoence Call John a Jeff (949)717 .5417 ~SMrrH~ ta>1 ............ ~ ....... 911: ............................. ~ W ICIW v.t: fJlllN If' re----· ............... . ~uMiiuMuJJ, ~~-Gll\J Christmas at Summerhill A cham1ing colkcrion to help you celebrate the spirit of the season Wreaths, garlands, Cr custom arrangements Mon-Fri 10 am·6 pm. S.1 10 am·~ pm. 5'.n 10 "m.4 pm I.oat~ Mhind Phun'• Patio 369 E. l7t.h Scrftt, Cotta Mesa. Phone (949) 646-074~ WINDSHIELDS DIRECT 949-873-8299 714-348-7 440 .'. . -. ..., ·- --1 .. . .. _--_·· .. =-J Moodoy, ~ 3, 2001 J INSIDE SCOOP We hope he won 't forget this Pilot T h who agr to go on ln~ Wlth Newport leg nd Piiul S&Yt.1 know thdt th re b no telling wh r you could end up or what you c-ouJd end up dotng But one thlng for sure. at' d.Jwdy gomg lo be some- thlng fun So recently, Sa.Jat<1 gdth· ercd the gdng from a. couple grou~. the Sue O'Clockers. who meet in lhe dawn hours di the Bolbod Bay Club. dnd the Fnend~ of Sdlatd for d tnp to Sdnta Arutd RdcP Track ln the rrudst of betbng on the porues Salatca d eml>le<.I the gdl\g to take a qroup p1c- twe with hls ravonte home- town newspaper. m the hope that he could convtnce us to publ.tsh 1t Ill our On Vacabon photo feature Only problem was he for- got lo tdk along a copy of the Da.tly Pilot LnstPad. he grabbed d copy of th Daily Racmg Forum and posed for the ca.m rd \Vhil • o day tnp to Santa Jtd doe n t qwte qualJ.I} d a true vacauon. we alWd}" dpprec1dte Sa.lata's credbVll}' WATCH THE FRONT OF GLOVER'S HOUSE Anyone loolung for d.u't on Newport B ach City Coun· ctlwomdn Norma Glover need look no farther than her front door At Tu sd.dy City Counal meeting. dunnq d dJ.scu.s ion about urbcln runoff. the counalwomdn offered up a cont s1on that could scare otl even Avon ladies and Jehovah s witnf! ·1 haven't washed my walkway lllCP' w~ tarted preservmg water a f w years ago • he told the water· quallty-consoo~ presenters at the meeting • 1 may have the du'tl t , .. ·alkway I.fl the county · -Compiled by the Dalty Pilot si.ff es~ Mattress Outlet Store Donate your vehicle. 1-888-308-6483 , ·et hope in motion to improve local live, . . Support Houo Y Gui ITH P RCH E FR M So TH Co T PLAz Our Schools ShopHat>or Blvd. of Carl ........ .... s ....... c ••••• , Sizzling Fajita Bar • Strolling Mariachis Margarita & Cerveza Bar •• , ..... •••&£• ... 7 tie In "W'1Y lcxmlb lS ·~ •Tlqlilo . °"'' Silll s-la C.:0... ,,,.,,, wouMJ I* w a"'1 IO yow w · d19 ~., ~ 4 ..-lilt ..-,. ,,..,.,..fro-o. ....... l ·t. "101 . .. ISOO"' "'°"' in OM do .• di ""' So.IA c... ,.._ lfOft or ,..,..,_,Mil IWM a ~ '"*" ~ • """ -'° "*". ,,_,..._.............. I ,,,__, ,,_,.,_ ~,,, .................. ,,..,..,,,.. .. ., .... .....,,..._,..,.c-,.._c. ;IW. C..."-•Gml' r p I ·-••liit~pllllllllllia a.1 .. ....,.,. __ _,......,...., .... ~., • • ••••• TO• • 3801 E co.st Hig.bw y, Caooa de! Mar. <9'9) 759-3086 TODAY ... 0,.-.~wW cblcuss Algbanlttan th Newport Harbor Repubbn Women holt a social hour and luncbeon beginruDg Al 11·30 a.m. at Plve Crowns Reltaurant. FUTURE CONTINUED FROM 1 cis Scenano 2. the airport could grow lo 10.8 nulhon passengers annually. Under the Uurd scenano. no luruts wouJd exist on pas nger lev- t!ls after ApnJ 1, 2002. These two scenanos would l>asacally rewnte the setUe- ment ttgreemenl before at t!Ven expires. And at thJs point, therP as no guarantee that the Orange County Board of Supervisors wouldn't chooi.e either of thosE' optJons, a move that would no doubt enrage resi- dents on Balboa PerunsuJa. SPIRIT CONTINUED FROM 1 mildngcll 111gers sang fdvonle Chnstmas carol~ llke "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.· ctuldren and dogs took picture with 5.inla Claus. and Corona deJ Mar restaurants and bLbmesSf>s Ill and d.round Coast Highway offered dJ.scounL<> and free i.amples on merchandise dnd lood Under partly '\unny '>kJes Sunday aftemqon. stores dnd rest.aurdnts m Corona del Mar Plaza and aJonq Coast Highway between Avocado and Poppy avenues opened their door for hohddy i.hoppmg. food• sdmphng dnd enlertaan- ment. with balloon makerl>. clowni.. bands. mus1odns and caroleno walk.J.ng dround dehghUng VI llOri. The fe-suvd.l is dJl opportu- ruty ror busm to thank the community tor ats support wtu.le bnngang the communi- ty togelhN. said Luvena Hdyton, who started the fes- bval an \ q1s when she WM RANCH CONTINUED FROM 1 has ca.lied tor only owner· occupied hou ing on the sate, wluc.h redu<"es the density nf thP homes on tht> prOJPCt • ·wh1chever way one aught tum on ltm, someone is goiny to be dis al1 hed. • Roeder sa.ad. l.clc.king morP d.ffordabl horn in ~ project. Chrtst- man said lht-o ty should require developer C .J • • 5mi1 hwBl .._.bow tow radar to navtgate a *• u the ftnt or e three-put work· bop begins today wtth sub- sequent worklbopl heJd Dec. t 0 and t 7. The worlubope , will be held from 7 to JO p.m. at Orange Coast College's Sailing Cent r. 1801 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Attendees W\ll learn how to set up a rad4t sy11tem, inter- pret contacts and navigate safely. Sl 25. (949) 645--9412. .. YUISDAY . . Mnt•ttlng vaJue wbea ..U· Balboa [SI.And, Santa Ana Heights and other neighbor· hoods most cllfected by air· aaJt DOlSe. • While Newport Beach bas packed its favor1te scenario, county airport managers have yet lo reach a conclusion from the environmental report. • Jt covers a wide range of scenarios,· Airport Spokes· woman Ann McCarley said. ·we're look.mg at all the sce- nanos equally at this polnt. • The board as expected to consider the plan early next year. The environmental analy- lS also includes three alter- nauves to the three scenarios. One altemaUve would keep the alIJ>Ort status quo, a sec- president of the Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce. whJch puts on the event. . Now 80, the SO-year Coro- nd del Mar resident serves on the Chamber's execubve bod.rd of directors. "I never dreamed at would he th.is bag.· Hayton said. ·n began as an open house tor the neighborhood, as kind of tt bag neighborhood party when people wouJd put lights dnd polnsetllas a.ll dround.· The festival ke~ps get- ung bagger and bigger each year. Hayton said. "This is one of the best lhmgs we can do,• Hayton said • 1t has the feel of a small-town festival.· I fdyton expected 6.000 to s.ooo people to eome out to the festJval on Sunday. Ball Porath, a duropractor Wtth Priestley Chiropracbc Group lnc. rn Corona del Mar, has been a regular at the walk for 20 yea.rs. He hd.s seen h1s hare of chlldren tak.J.ng thelr p1dures Wtth Santa. On Sunday. dogs and chll· dren lined up to get their pictures taken Wlth Santa at Seyerstrom & Sons to con- tnbute to organizations that promote affordable housing on a regional scale. ·u they can't bwld more houses on Home Ranch 11e. It doesn't mean they can't off t the unbdla.nce lll other ways.• Chnstman SAJd. PauJ Freeman. spokesman for CJ Seg rstrom & Sons. bas COllSlSlenUy d fended the developer. He hM noted that the on gin at plan for the te, whi<"h proposed 366 homes. m t with considerable oppo- 1110n and that, in response. HICKORY ·FARMS· SAVE $4.00 3lb. BEE STICK• 99" S MMER AU AGE ,...s1J." ......... ,., .......... ..., .... _....,_,..... ........... ~ fll.,.,.. ... ......,. _._ .... ~,_......,. .. ..... COllTA MUA COOllndDS <:'.olltill It OJ llAlll<,._ At 19™ f, FASllJOf'I Ill.AND Tu~TJ MA&UTPLAca Anlf\IJll: l.DWD U:\'11 l'IM\ Ea c~ 1tMl • ONJIUIOAU ~.~ RAltltAN('A.. • UNft11111TY P Au < • --. "'.,., ... .,.. a °"vu ..... ,. • Oft. <laM 1'n DK if. DI • .. Doily Pilot - Oporto, Newport Beech StO at the door. (949) 830-5776. PUIUC SAfEH Netwon md .... _.more than 300 buainell proleulon- als as the Orange County Businell Expo bolU a Buli· nea Expo and Trade Show from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. ·at the N wport Fish Co., ~50 Via ond would pull olf all limits and the third offers a slightly larger erpa.mion than the city's preferred plan. ·rnie attemattvesJ are in lbe !report) and they are viable,· Glover N.ld. ·1 would Wte to think they would not happen.• Durtng the prepara~on of the repon. prepared by Costa Mesa·bued Bontena Con- sulting. only a handful of agencies and individuals responded with comment let· ters. Margaret Morgan. a Costa Mesa airport activist, pointed to the closed El lbro Marine Corps A1r Station as a better opuon than the modest expansion endorsed by New- Pn Uey Chiropractic's booth. • 1·ve been doing th.Ls for so Long. so it's ,..uy neat mg the same people like the (ctuldrenf who I saw at 2 (years oldl wben they bad their pictw91 taken (with Santa I grow up to now, when they're ts (years old),• Porath said. In addition to complimen- tary plctwes wt.th Santa. PnesUey Chiropractic off eied complimentary massages. •1t•s an opportunity to give back to the community. talk to people about what we do, and answer any ques- tions.• Porath said. A steady stream of chil- dren came to decorate the gold, silver and dear ball omamenu as part or ·sparkle Ornaments and Chnstmas Cheer,• hosted by Subtle Tones in Corona del Mar Plaza. Renee Hunter, a two-year Newport Beach resident. brought her three children. T.J., Alana and Alyssa. to decorat ornaments. •They're doing at so qwet- Jy, • Hunter so.Id. ·u they were doing that ln my house, the Segerstroms changed the project to a.ndude only owner· occupied housing. •Group1 like Habitat for Hwnan.ity and other groups that work to provide afford- able housing are very impor- tant and our company sup- ports them in various efforts.• Freeman said. But it 11 not the respons1bU· lty of the developer on this project. be added. 1be development agree· ment provides substantial community benefits as it stands, be said. Awa••'I_. .... , • ...., wtlJ b9gin meeang at 6 p.m. ~ beginning th1a '1\aeli· dey at 290(f 8natol St .. Sw G20l, Costa Mela. Appoant· ment only. (949) 831-0939. ~ WlllUDIY Geollle' Cowu. dean ol tbe USC Annenberg Sdlool for Communication, wlD be the speaker for the third lecture in tJsc•s Executive Brietlng Lee· twe Series. from 7 to 9 a.m. at The Sutton Place Hoti I, 4500 MacArthur Blvd., N wport · , Beach. S3S: (9'9) 955-5631 port Beach. •If El Toro is opened to commercia.1 traffic. 11 wtll be able to handJe th rncrPased tr~tic for some ume U\ the future and increasing traJhc at JWA won't be necessary,• Morgan wrote. • The board has approved an airport for the ba thut would handle t 8.8 m1Jhon pas.engers a year. 'However. U county voters approve a Great Park for the bdse on.- March 5, an airport for tho base appears unlike.ly. , • MUl CUNION coven the envi· ronment and John Wrtne A•rpott. He may be read~ at (949) 764- 4330 or by e-mail at P"Ul.dlntonOl•tlmn.com. it would be a different story • Alyssa snuJed and Wted ber ornament, whJch sparkled with silver glitter and boasted purple and red lines painted around 11 ·1 want to do some more," said Alyssa, 8, a be beld up the ornament. Sunday was a perfect day for stroWng Coast Highwdy for Alex Brana. an e19h1-yeor Corona del Mar resident. and Canna lbse m, a one- year resident who moved to the dty from her native Den- mark. ·We're strolling th stre<>t and I have a fnend work.Ing up the street that I W4Jlt to see,• Brana said. The two stood together. next to the long line of hun· gry walkers ready to delve into the free paz:za sllces Gina's Ptzzena & Paswna atfered. •1t•s fun people-watdUng and enjoying the day,· lbsem said. ·The peopl and th weather are ruce • • .va ALDIRTON h tM news asslsi.nt He may be reached at (9'9) 57'-4298 or by e-rnall at ~.11d«tooelatl~ com City attorneys were ut1ava.il· able for comment on th assu Council memben. wtll deode tonight wheth r to grant a reheanng. If at as granted. at will be scheduled for a future meebng. U the request as d nled. Chrutman said the umon would watch t.he d vclop- ments dose.ly and then dead what course of roon \o tak NEWPORT IEACH • c..... Shol.-ROMt .,,.. ~Drift. SIXf)t(•<M ~'°°' we.-. reporttd .it 6 20 p m 5.iltutday NEWSROOM CONTINUED FROM 1 SLE>f>I. or course, who r..u~ on about chantles dnd thc:> Job C nt r dnd ill.-.qcll 1mm1· granb, hds bc>en lciggcd d' bcmg a.ntJ-l.atJno h~ ~mP act.IV\S m town And whale.> lhdt ld'J on Steel mny not_ IX' fdar Fdn d n't Wdnt to yet .. wept up ln that d bdte H<' hke-. to poml out th.al nol only ~ ht• not 4Dlt·l..atmo. but lh<it he hd rwo adoptl'd children ol Latino d ent d.nd thttl ht• pend hi work.Ing houn. tPaching M"hool to 1mm1- granl childrC'n m Sdnld An1.1 FclilS conle11ch anslPdd 1t\ has trnng reltgaou fdath thut molds ~ opuuons on surh lS uo dS the Job Ct>nter unnugratJon t1nd ICX'd.I ( h1.1n - lle , whJrh dll' -.omr ol lhf> biggest llghtruny rod'> on th • West 1de •tt com~ batk to protN t· ing my ft1m1I), • t11d F,1fb who Lave'> at the fa.r we l end ol 19th Str t. And he d n't ne.c~Sdll- ly belJ -.:e th. cha.nu hould Jltl>l 90 t\Wd) hP )U!tt th.mks they muJ<t ht• helter run • U ev rybody erved eat:h oth r accord.mg to their needs and yave theu ume a;. well a lheu money. wt> wouldn't hdve any µrob· . I ms.• h ' stiad Fan· lnSlSlS wm • of thc- mam l! sur arr just gC'ttrny better 1dewttlks and mort-' tr on th W bide und just ci a.11lng up the ar~u to mak ll S<tfe for his lttmdy and ha.s netghbol'!I. So would a Fa.rt , Mun- soor. St l City Counctl majonty )ust ramrod tb agenda through? I gu lhot' pos bl • but LI .l<' 1'!1 decmon to go etgu1nst tu con Otu nts and vot lor the Hom Ranch prOJ t t an)' &nd uon. lb n nothing LS certain Steel' vot on HomP Ranch 1S an tnlf> Ung bat ~ weU t-1 had btm?Jy punchPd the button on lhP council d wh n l\J.s upporters turned on h m Ii.le o pcsck of wotv It can be a vtoo~ plctc lb days m th counal ,,.,.~·rv(• Yhur t.foHdny htvorttc!t 'Thdn)' <'hambers. Make one wrong mo¥ and an attack 1 unm.i· n nt. Just o k Dtxon, who has found 'ht-nelf pU.loned both l.n pubb a nd on com- muruty Web 1l . .,...... .......... •N.Y.Strlp •,_..C,...a..t ·......., tidLt • ...-, a a.. 270Ealt17'11 ... COllit8 ......... 142-7111 Happy Holiday $~ Restaurant She predlrts the campatgn lnues will center around the W d : Th Job Center, the charibel. dMning up Migbborboodl,IOrung ctwanges and wtMJlt the t.nter- MetiOr\ Of 19th ~ and PlacentN Avenue ~Wd look like. And though YOWi '°Nil~. lbe' weary o1 the meen-ptrtted lltMCks and knoWs there'll be even more dunng the <Ml· '*l:i. even wtth the catall lrGm the couDci1 audieicim endthe~ tMpitihllll2S•IDDftll• pey. lbe'I Pao eo nm 8lllD: •J•m ... to NII ---1 ......, '*9 ebout a.la Mllaendl...ay~- .. dly ............. ...... I• • UC ... 1111 I' nw ............... ....... __ '· • •dltt• .... ,.. .. A.~t~ ~ was reported en the 600 • blo<k at 1 O JO p m 5.Murday • ..... 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To It'll you the truth I h.ivt• no 1d •.t who n1•41tNi thl1 '>ICJn Rut I cun tell you lhlll 1l wusn't lh<' Oa1ly Pilot • TONY OODERO IS , .... ~1101 H•• column ~ars 04' Mond.tys If you h41~ stOty ideas or <onc~ms about MWS C~r •• pi.~ ~ mt'\ w~ either via • mail to tonydo<J~toO/at1fnfl com or bv J>hoM 41\ 'M9 S7•>4258 PWE..- mLWM•AY Mottuery * Chllpel Cnwnatk>n 110 Bro.ow.y, Coet• MeM ..a-eteo *~flit" Ill) •tHtD ... lltae u~fav-1J. CONROY'S FLOWERS al Ceilll Mlill ,.., ......... ............. 714.541.31 JS Uni Of THE DAY .. mmma "I had to catch it. I thought, this ls m y chance, and I }ust'.faught it. It felt like the best thing in the world. This was just great.• ~10 ~ MkhMI ~. Seahawks player BRUCE HANcoac Doily Pilot Getting to the bottom ofthe CIA UC lrvmc> stud nl group is wdd for th> Ant ~dters, but som llmc~ d llttJe too wild. 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On J't(•l'SllO 111 llll ndd.OC'C ilUo houtPd, •\'our rnom s d cow,· lo on U Da"'\S pldycr ln other i.IVUnN!I, when the referees made o coll t.Mt the CIA didn't agree With, IOme membel'\ chanted. ·BuU·-··.' 8 prec"tK'e that ~tin.has Nici .. rommon ut many~ ond tometh.ing t.Mt bf> does no4 encoung . He Mid he even tried to l>ring t.Mt ~chant lo• hd d1;UU'9 the gune. OesJjte the pretence ol '°9'lle tam who rtlc)(JllC to use pmlaruty and are imetunes ruck!. C l/\ wem to be twmng • l''cttv Jl<!!Mlw llffect on the faN Uwlt fW tho Bren end ubn.tte!y the men bMketbllU lHm lbell. Prolaruty 111'1 't C!lientiaJ in diltr41Cting an oppoling tcwn Of olfkiUI end MinhM ren~Uwtt ·we p111 out rtl8t lheltl _. the Wlginning d the v-ne end ltar'8d nducMng good............, ......... MlnhM Mid ..... dlftl*8ly not tbe aowd •a wbole. bul I ma In froDl Md ___ ....._. .............. ... al .... ""' ill my°'**"' go ...... 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Bred Diii .. •, MldlMI Roblluoa and l o. Sbldalr. Bliek; row, from left Natbm Wetw, n.o.. 8'1t1D&ft. Charlie HOckenbeny, Mkbeel Bury, Joulban Hu&119, Mtc:Uel Vaaclerburv and Jay Thompt0n. Off-beat Pirates lose tO Rustlers in title ·match Orange Coat College, playing without its starting setter, fails to find 101De momentum and fella to Golden Weit m state final. .......... , 0..'f' "°' PASADllNA -Tbe '"'El I ;it ... I• too •uda ror die a...-C... Olllge _ .. '::-' -.. . ........ __ ...... . .... ~ .... Ollllla ...... ...................... ...----••c:z: PtraQC)C ...... -111• ....... --... ....... • &a\ln!la ·1n my <'CWtwg ~ 4111 COlill. ..... W1ll the ......... -··· Wils Nill bed.. c-.... Mid -"TM,..... ...... our c:::IMnd9r _. our lilwt. ,, .. I , m GGldlD ................... ha ....... ...................... .. .. ;: .. 01h w.it l .. ls-IN .... tie a •-•=•w 1MMVP. ......... 7 .-11 ..... ... ..... , ,, __ A tW._tl ... 1 '1 P'HOTOS BY 511'.Jt MCC!Wid: I OAlt.V Pl.OT Seabawks quarterback lbomu Jackson (28t releases a pass ln Saturday's Soper Bowl win over Canon. Newport-Mesa's Junior Midget football team brings home the Super Bowl title with 8-4 win over Carson. Steve Virgen 0All.V Pk.OT BELLFLOWER -Ttus ls why they call 1t the Super Bowl, where young boys act Uke men and heroes become champions. The Newport-Mesa Juruor Midget Seahawks made the most of their expenence an the Orange County Junior All-American Super Bowl with an 8-4 victory over the Carson Coils at Bellflowe r H1gh Saturday rught. The wm avenged the Seahawks' only setback of the season, a 16-12 loss to Carson 1n the sea.son opener. The focus on revenge. the excitement of their last game and a 2-0 halltune deho l was all the motivation the Super Bowl champions needed to climb over the Colls. Chants or. "There 1s no tomorrow: and ·we score. We wm: wC're hedrd on Newport-Mesa's Sideline, where ledgue president Jlm McGee ~upported his team. "They have ~n stepplng up all year long. illld this game they stepped up when we needed it,• Coach Bernard Lee Sd1d of has Sea.hawks ( 11-1 ). the American Football League cba.mplons. "I've been telling the kids all along, delense wins championships.• The Newport-Mesa defense did WUl the game. thanks to two goal-line stances that sent the Colts (6-3) reellng. Lee was so confident in his defense. be told his punter to take a safety wtth 3;43 left m the game so the defense would . secure the victory. The Seabawks' deferwe. tpelU'beaded by Mike Orozco. Matt Lutton. Mau Raiger and Mk:bael Bwvner. pl'Olected their goal even when doing so looked bleak. After the Mfety. the Cob' Jeremy Williams took the ens\.Ung ldckotf 45 yards to the Newport-Mesa 14. On first down, the Seahawk1' defense held tbe Colts to a 1 ·yani gain and on second down, Ra1get came up with a hug d fenslve play ln the end zone. Tbe defensive back crushed a Colts recc1ve.r to break up a pos Ible touchdown pass. Then. on third down, Newport· Mesa's Ryan Lante caught Williams from bclund alter WlllAamS ll\ed to tcore on a revcnie running play, wbkh had worked earlier m the quaJ1er for a 2().. yard gain. This t1me the play covered three yards because ol Lance. COLLEGES CONTINUED FROM 5 When Peppenllne fee.cl UCI. the dMant. ·Daddy's Boy,· ec:boed throughout the er. ~ ....... during the g.une becault the W... .. coecMd by Paul Wellpbal who ... --pllryl Ort the ..... Tbe dub....,._ Che men~ ions! '1be SeabawlLt' John Angelo (20) makes • bM:Jde on Canon's ball carrier Ma..rqu.ile Coleman (tt u Matthew lt.aiger (33) backs h1m up. With one offensive play remaining for the Colts. they called a timeout to add to the suspense. From the Sea hawks l 0, Burgner poked through the Colts' ollenstve Un to create pressure on the Carson quarterback, forcing him outside. The Seahawk.s' Delano McKenzie tracked tum down after a four-yard gam. one yard short of a first down. The play sent the Newport-Mesa sideline into relebration mode, 5imilar to the emotion the pJayea display~ after the Seabawks scored their go-ahectd touchdown with 2:U left ln the third quarter. Newport-Mesa ~Thomas Jackson lolled a 25·yard touchdown pus to Burgnet. The ball sailed over the tight end's left shoulder. but he reached for It and cra(lled the ball tn hlJ arms with two Colli' defenders banging on to him ln the end zone . "f had to Cdtd> It,• sakl Burgner. on of veral heroes for the Seahawks. ·1 thought, this is my chance, and I Just caught tt It felt Wee thf' bett thing tn th worid. This wu just great· Alter the touchdown. John Angelo to8Md a pea to R.aiger on an appaient fake PAT kick to com tho two-point play. Burgner also caught a 1&.ya.rd paa oo the winning dnve. an °'9ht•play, 62· yard ma.n:h. Another key play on the drive came when Lee broke out the lateraJ pass. On thlrd·and·l4, Jdckson threw a backward'pass to Angelo, who then threw a 2..1-yard strike lo Raiger. who fought off two defenders for the catch. Burgner also came up with a bug stop on defense. After the Seahawk.s went up. 8-2, the Colts drove 69 ycllds on 12 plays (11 runs) to the N wport· Mesas. Then Burgner 5luffed a a Canon runner for a 3-ya.rd to. on a third-and· goal. and the Colts failed to complete a pass oo fourth down. • 1 had a lot ol latth in them." Lee said al the SeebaWb' defeme. • 1 put u tn my defeme't budl and they came through. Thi kids llllM!lr quk 8"I\ when (the Colts) looked UM they were going to run tt in. (The See.IMlwb) IMMltr qutt. that's the team 'they are. The kids j\S did a greatjob." The Colli, the National Football League cbamp100S eocacbed by Mike Cyphers, earned o 2-0 leed after Lui AIUIMt lllekkld a Newport•Mesa runner In the Seahewk.s' end zone with 5:16 left In tbe tint quarter Lee wW coach the Nt-wport·Mes. All-Stan. u they head into action' ilext w ek An9elo, Oroico, Lutton end ~r wiD pley on the team. dub hM a1rwty run out ol th*...,...,,. yeDow tblna. Club membin .._. odm atballk: eYeOla In addmon to_. ... bMetbell gamM. ...... good f\un; ~ TODAY'S SCHIDUU P' • '*' ..,,. dub adds~ to. Kbool tblt hM e1ways bllilD mown•• r••llCb inlliluel,. MlmbM ... ·Wllh the IUOOlll ol our bllll'ltbll flMID ..tow new~ ..... IDd CIA we hope to c:hlnglt thlit (J*mpllon ..... a wtst-wln •N'don for UCL· dlllmlll o1 ·o 11 •• anc1 • A.bt>el" ..., • C1ff ' g W ._~bell wtlbout h1D'9 ..., .......... " . ,. ...... .......... OA ._..,... ,.300 ............ .._ ....... , ••• I M••lbeUCI • JM CW.a '•••ta-.1"1CIA ililDGlllylll_...ywol-11 aa,bUllM QllW -~ Naild ..... IJolll 14-5.$ m•O.wctla!llUdlly.tiW2lille , ....................... . ... ., ...................... IBlllll __ ,... SpoN Hall of Fame C ~1 brating th 1 null nniun1 Corona del Mar A consistent winner from deep in the trenches. IUcherd Dunn OMV Pit.or ~S:.,;"~:ooim:tY mi r ;; glory ln football's 1111111 trenches. As part of thi winn1ngest cJa in Corona deJ Mar HJgh football history. Hall started on the line when the Sea Kings won back-to-back ClF Southern Section Dtvtsion V1 championships in 1988 and '89 Prior to his varsity seasons. Hall and bis teammates enjoyed undefeated campaigns on the freshman and sophomore levels. going 18-0 in two years, before finishing · their four-year Cd.M careers with a -41 ·3·2 record. A firsMeam All·Sea View League offensive lineman bis senior year. Hall was invited to card. lhey repeated as DtVl.Sion V1 ch.unpio~ wilh a 21·1 O Vlctory over La Outnld ·No one anbdpaled us being there again.• said Hall. whose '89 i.quad lost to Newport Harbor. 8-7, m the regular-sea.son finale as the d tending CLF champions hdd to cross the1t fingers all weekend m hopes of landing a berth as a wild carcl. "Orte<> we got m, we were hr(.~ up. ~od everyone believed we were d better team than our 17 -3) ~rd.· added Hall. whose Dave Holldnd-coached Sea King won four stnught tn the post.season to record the only bdck-lo-badt CIF #ootbaU tiUes m Newport-Meses Dastne1 lustory Tustin's year-end awards Bobby Hall I tall. who also pklyed basketball and baseball at CdM tus juruor year. beefed up to 6-foot-3 . .270 pound at Orange Coast. where the wuuung banquet as part of an All-Opponent Team the 1Ulers celebrated that rughl "I thought it was redlly cool.· Hall said, •to be UlVlled to the1t bdnquet and be introduced.· Hall, who later became d stdr at Orange Coast College and grazed the cover of the Pirates' 1991 media gwde, wa.s no doubt part of a speed.I generation at CdM that com c:t.long only once tn awtule. a group of athletes who seem to Wiil every yeur on every level ln add.tbon to Danny O'Netl (thf> quarterback who later transfem.'<f to Mater Oei and became co-MVP of the t 995 Rose Bowl game tor Oregon), Corona del Mar fecttured players like Jem>tt Willa.rd. John Katovslch. Tudd Katovsich. Jcrt Jackson. Brian Lucas. Warren John.son and Weston Johnson ·we played together smce we were about 10 years old." llaJl said. "Our class (of 1990) had a lot of good athletes. and that alumru basketball tournament's fwt. We've woo it a bunch ol times. and we seem to always be in the finals.· Hall. referring to the annUdJ Jack Errlon Memorial Classic in the swnmer, remembers two disbnctJy dlfferenl football teams wh nth Sea Kings won back-to-ttack CIF titles. Alter dominating the 1988 campeJgn with a 12-0-2 mark and winning the.tr first CIF bUe, the Sed Kings struggled to make the playoff the folloWiog year. Then. as a wt.Id rontinued. "When I do re.fleet back, I was pretty lucky to be swrounded by a lot oJ good e1lhletes. because 1wuuung) doesn't hdppen to d lot of dthletes. ·he Sdld "They're on losing teclffi after losing led.In. I was lucky to be on wmrung teams • IV. a freshman al OCC. Hall was a hrsHl'am All-Mission Conference Central D1Vl5100 selection di otlens1ve guard as the Plrates hrushed 8-3 anct played 10 the 1990 Orange County Bowl. the school tarsi bowl dppearance m 15 years The following year. Hall repeated his hrst-t dJll aJl-ronlerence laurels. wlule adding honorable menbon JC All~Amcncan talus, clS the 6-4 Sues played m the K-Swtss Classic at Los Angel Harbor Colleg . In ID'. years. Hall's teiilm went 55-10. 2. atter h.ls OCC sqUdds combmed for a two-ye.tr 1-4·7 mark. . I Its gndiron career conbnued at use. but tt endeJI after one reds.hut seasoo. The 1\'o1ans that year were tunned by unranked Fresno State, i.-1. tn the 1992 Fr ~om Bowl at Anaheun Stadium. Hcill, who grew up tn Newport Beach and played Newport-Mesa Junior All-American. LS the latest honoree m the DaJJy Pllot Sports Hall of Fame. Hall. who has trimmed down to a welte 210 pounds. Uv ·in Newport and is a sal big wig for Quest software. He's plaruung to get mamt'd to Courtney Danehy on May 25. 2002. COi.LiGE WOMEN'S IASKETIAU. UCI falls to Waves Senior forward Brandy Hudson scores career-high 19 points, but Anteater5 suffer third straight loss. MALIBU -UC lMne made a late run. but COUld not overcome ho1t Peppeidlne and loll IO the Wavei, 72-61, In a noncouferwe womell't bMketbell "·-..a~ a 0 a 11 game ~-Y· fl! • I 12 The Wevn (3· .___•_• ___ _, 3) built. 21 ·potnl lead wtlb five mlnut• left in the gam., but the Anteaters went on a 15-1 relly over the nut du'M ud • ball mlnua. to cut I.be deftdl to 68· 61wttb1:45 r ma1D.1o9. UCI'• Brandy Hudson bad a CMeer·IUgb 19 points while Cilldy Operab posted her thb'd double· double ol tbe ...,.. wttb '5 po6ntl .... 11 rebo'•nde, ClwilllM Callaway added Dine .............. a... ......... lordleA•11I11(l-4t. O......allla1' r .... Mll ... nlla ..... At'•tt ... ••a111111n11a. .. .-.n. ' Wave& grabbed 34 rebouodl. Pepperdlne took a 35-28 leed at haJfthne detptte lboodng )Ult 3•U% from the field. UCI lhoC 80% from the Held ln the lint half. The Wav• bot -40.6% for Iba game while die Anteaters made 41 .4 % ol tblAr fteld goall. .. s .Ill!..., ................ __. , .. ~ 1.a.-.1.-•-·i. .......... .. ae--• ..... i. ..... i. ...... ft. ._ .......... .. \~--~ ........ ............ POU 8 ·--t.awt • ti. .. ... 4. .......... 4. .. 1. MIGIC 4.-l ....... . ........ .__..aa .... wot. ....... J. ~---=·••.;-;:-., .. Dai~ Pi~ SPORTS ~. Oecembet 3, 2001 7 Sailors sta~ting over See'/dng glory days Th Eagles a1e back and f(>ady tor laun the exotement of the 2000 CIF titl team, Newport plaris to take advantage of _its new beginnings with first-year coach Kevin Espana. StlWVlrgln 0-'!LY Pa.OT NEWPOllT BEACH -Under the dlr ct1on of hrst-y nr coach KeVU\ E pan• and the add1Uon of senior Tyson Wdhl, the Newport 1-Wbor Hlgh boys soccer tecun ls prepared to mak a run for the CCF playoffs, or at I a t butld tradJtton. Bwldlng a wiruung tradition is Espana· m in conN'm. It's the main reason he took lht> )Ob •Jt's a good Situation for me to tart coaC'tung h re.· WJ.d Esparza, who. wtuJe coaching at Orange High. helped uu1dP the Panthers to a CfF Southern Section D1v1S1on II title in 1996 ·we have a lot of good sen1ors We dlso have ome fantasbc Juniors, 50phomo11 and lreshmQl'l. I think Wllh ~m chrectton and 0119aru.zatton. 1t will be a good match We'll be able to build • Espana, who also coarhes the boy!> under-15'> In th<' Olympic Development Program. tdkes over for Matty W£> t, whose team last year fl.rushed m d thrni-place lle Wlth lrvm in the Sea View League with d 4-b..f:>, 2-1-3 r cord in ledgue. without a playoff berth 1\vo ten.Ion wbo a.re sure to help Espana ldy the foundallon are Wahl and Kevm Campos. Wahl, the team captain, \pent the pMt year trairung w1tb the under-17 national team "He's on of the best playe~ tn the• country.· E paTZd said ·we have ome good role pldyers dnd omt? good under· classmen. but Tyson ls huge. Any time you can have> a player like that in your program, 1t makes tht.ng!. a lot eas1. r for you • Stew Vlrven DA.llY Pf.OT COSTA ~U~SA -f'dllenet w1ll be kti)• for th ~ I u<1h boy socc r INm .a 1t prnparfl:\ to m kt• 1t.s mov• hctck to cham- plonshJp tatu.'> l..d1t yedr, th1• d f( <ling OF SQuth m Sectlon Oiv1 ion IV champion-; weu• e it1Jt-Cted, to b~ inc on .. 1.,tent becau o4 theu youth. But w1Ui d y<'af of var 1ty f•xperienc~ und t th return r.' C'oll ~11v•• b<•l\s. C lcanod hu\ no 1•1tru~,., th.is yedr I low ver, thr " yam1 min th d>On It m\ th • Eogll' net>d d I •w more gdnte to gui.n t c11T1 <"h ~lty c10d ronhd n«• ·wf! 1uc,t nt•('(j lo 'if>' '>f'lU ~ an.· Estdnrad c;11och Stcv" C'rC'n tw.•• Sci.Id uturr Uie Eeyl{'\' 1-0 v1rto11• owr VWIJn<f ~ ..... -µon llurbor \\cdnt•\dd\' •Al th1~ pomt. they rcclh11• whdt thf·~ h1w to d<> dnd .... hl'n IJ'wy do 1t II work!> Burlt>m lint' WP JU.>t h11V1• to kf'<'P pld~inq hdrd ond \\t• ll uutld tt W1 Thi·y haVf:• to ltnc1 r .. tdnd dll Ull'V hu\ t! to c1o 1<; 1t>11r h 1 he bet II II Wl' kt•rp IOUC'hing the bull II Wl'dfS tht• 11thN tt>.1m down Thdt., G<OllM'!ns Gonra~1 ~Ot\)/¥1GHm Setgeo Vrvat Rolando VIVir !imMI s.noov1l R~rdoAw'la Eh Navanet• N oi.1 Ooudtc! """o U••ef M 1ll<a Jav191 Ramtru Edg.t< Gi1rc1• ChM<:.Kho Not' M..n Ml SefglO ~r.gil Ju.tn ~r~1 Abdul K•ryum Rodrigo Ouan• Victor Cer-..onte-. Er1k~1 ~McX.a\ FQ!Gomu Ir Sf Sr Sf Fr Jr Campos retwns aft~r a.rrung second-team All-Sea View laurels la.st year He's the only player r turning Wlth honor.. An aJrbome Kevin Campo return for hi ryp1cdlly whdl our \t~le does O ther h·urn .. 1 t111 holllJ '~1th U'> ffJr d littlt• .... h1lf•. but dfle.r d \'\ htlP th~(· 1t•J.1m' run uu • !.l•·nm .1011 th1?') c.in 1 kl'•'I' up w11h that !Mil mc1\1 m1•r.1 as the Sailors have lost four such plclyers to grddUc:lllon. mdudJ.ng "ney Meek, who's now Wlth lnd1<1nd Uruvt"n.1ty, .md HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER PREVIEW Duke Burchell. a lll'St-tcam ctll·ledgu<1 ~ IC'Ction Ttw C:dqlt·' 1 I ·l1 w<.P1w• lldll mm .. m .. fl' trom "'''' t lllllurt lorwdld "'loe :'l.lurtmf'1 who IC'CJ ltll' ln..,hmun 11•1:1rn 1 V'unnQ lu~I \t'd ... (10 In udc111111n rumor N1l.;old1 l>uulltrhPrtll. 'I' Udl ... ,, Uh II rl'Ol'V.1'<1 cic•-.Ht• II• \(Oh• I le hd\ l\\I> tllliil' 1h1 .. t G'''° .ind hcl' h1·1•n lht> r4'd'-11rt l1•r two I' •ndlly kif K!. thctt '" r< m.1d<> h\ \1.imnt>1 Sophomore godlkeeper Hee-tor Campos l.S one of thn•e Sa.ilors. who W\11 try to fill m at the net for lhl' departed Burchell The fctnla lie JUnlOrs Espan.i spokl' or 1ncludt> Romdn Zaccun, Jose rpas. Marco Camberos dnd Ryan Underwood ·Th y~r so far, I couldn't ask anytlung more from the guy... but a couple more goaJs would be rur<'. • Espdrta Sc11d of h.i!. l-l team ·But the guy'> hdve worked hard on ~ IC>vel'> • Along Wlth Wahl and KPVUl Cclmpos. th Sailors will df>pend on a strong seruor c~ to qet tht>m an to th J>O'>~Wn Seruor. Gary Grune • Tyler Curtl.S Noe Perez. Jo hua Butmun, Da\ ~ Carr. Brandon Gould and Redg<' Bcnahe1m "111 lead b) example. Esparza said They will influence the luture. the JuniOrs and th underdd~mcn. incluqmg freshman David Manchester ·we have a k>l of work to do. not only with the vars1t} tedffi but W1th the whole program. ~-parz.ct '>aid "It., been \'~ bUS) We practice and then I usually head ovf'r dnd watch the Junior VMS1ly and frosh· oph lrdtn dnd keep dO t•yc on the m W<"rc trying to bwld a little bit of tradition hc rf• NOTIC.I Of' TMISTU't SAU TS Nlo tM*I ~ 19 l1S6n1 r... o.... "'° a.JM .... .,..._., ... OQl29~Nt .. 1. '"~ "'°" ARE ' 1H OU AUt T UHDl1' A OUI> CJ# ~ST OATm WlMt UH..05 YOU TAQ M:TIOH TO ""'°TECT YQJfl ~TY rT MAY • 90U> AT A l'UaJC a.<oL.E II' YOU HUD Nf D..UWV.TION Of THE NAT\IM Cl" fHE ~ llQNllST YOU, YOU 5"0UU> COfT /CT It LAWYIJll ~ ... ......,. """' ... CTC "9lf ~ S.- 'l<A CTC ~ leMcll eo...-. .. IUy ........ "'*-.,..,..,.,. 10 N 0-OI Tllotll ._. Dor MMIOOO NAMDM 4 MAMlU> a.we 1t1 HIS 10L1 NIO _.MATt "'°""'TY ..... Olf'IMt ... --.~. .,...,_ ..... ~ OI Ofllclfl "-9 111 ,_ olloe ... ~ "--•0..0. ~ .... c..i.-.. ... Oii IWIOIDI a :t ..... AT T'4I !01" "'°" umwa TO nc COUNTY ~noJtE. 1'00 CMC CIHT'8' OfWI WIST, INlf A~ Cit • .... --. ... ...,.... ...... "' cmll • .,_ ......... -,.... .. M.""9tl -............ ..... .......,.. . ... _,......, . ..,,.. .. 0... ti fl\& WI N ......., ...... 111 ... CMwot ....... .,,. .. -~ ......... .. ..... ,........ Dllll ti nw. lM .... .... ...... -I ,,..._ t ...,, ti fie "" ,......, ._... ..... ,_,,,... .... 1 ......,.., ~ OOM'I' MIA. CA. _., 1111 u a e• T,_.. _......,...., .. .. llW .... ., ... ............ ~ ............ . ____ ,,__ ..... ., ........ -.. ~ ._.., .. ...... ...... ., .......... . ...... ._... ............... ... .._ ....... ...... ,....... ... ..... "' ... . _ ... ...... ............ ........... -------........ -. .. ,... .. _ ...... ----·-· ...... ~I ----·-·--... --. .... --·-· .... .... -.. ==·--= ............. .......... --··---· __ ....... . -.... ~ .......... -" ...... --• -...& ......... __ :..-;-=: ;.e ........ . ...-.. ........... Hector umpos So K~vm ump()\ Sr R. Clark Fonda, Jr Jr Ryan Underwood Jr £,tcU1n.1 JW\1tJr Jo\ tl'r \ WJ..tn ha> 1•no1111n 'P'-4'<1 o ltll the :>tll~ ol tht• dt·portf"ll Armdndo Onv v. ho '' o' ta ... 1 -. "iH ' P ol 11 Coo'I L4't1~11••., • o-\ 10 .. 1 \'dlUctbl PJ.,, • r < >rt11 \'\ho ''u" '>II th1• :woo cir 1 h11mp1un..,h1J1IC'dm.1., th•• .,.,.,1.,1c11lt ewe 11 \'ht.It· E'><tuJ \ IPndolu t1noth• 1 mPmber ol lht· 1111 .. -w1nn11111 '(tU11d C'O;lrhP' lhf' JUntor \dr'll\ Ryan Schultheis Sr MKhael GUSlafson So Gary W. Gnmes II Sr. Will Guzman So On dPll•n,•• the• fat0h!'> dH' h!'Cl h '"n1111 'Wl'i'JM•r Rolon1lo Vl\ttr, thl' tf•dm c ••Plum ~ho cum~t .. 1..-ond-h•nm AJl-P< L ..,totu' lct'>I ~edr wh1•n [,tdnlld l'nd d II., t'd'on .... Ith d 1-0 Jo,, to D1umond R<&nch in th1• wrond r ound ul thl-' IJt\l'>lf>ll I\' pluyoll"' Joel Walker So Roman Zaccun Jr. Jose Serpas Jr. Tyler Curtis Sr Noe Perez Sr J<»hua Butman Sr Davis Cclrr Skyler laugher Brandon Gould Redge Bendhe1m David Manchester Joel Furman Sr So Sr Sr. Fr. Sr "ien1or go.ilke<!pt'r r.m\'dnru (,on.Mll!l c1l'io o II 11m c:-aptiun '>llpportc, lhc ci<'f<•nc,1• ,,·1th \.h or Marco umberos Jr Dal.1! Hernandei Sr .\tu r d '4 · I I<>"" di "-t·r.11~ Fndd' th1• Ed9l1·' •HI' tocu.,·~ on 1mprovinq '><> thdt tht•\ v.111 peal.; \\hen the PC-L wtt,un ~~11n .. 1~pt"<1dll\' whf•n th1•v ldltt• on r.rcn,town n\dl ttnd i•'<ICllJC• ld\'Qnlt ( o .. to MeSd, Jun 11> di home ttnd Fc•b l e1t \1.,.,.s Matt Tracy Tyson Wahl OI TNll .., •--•~111...0 NIM P'• '--V- ltlO ---Oii ... T~--... ·--0,-0.. 0I Tl\lll 0... ~ICllll CTC AMI &I-. ~ A<A CTC ~ Set\40M ea.-.-. MM ConOot OrW-~CA tlOZI "'-CIOOI H I· Ult S.. ~ llOS) 11Htll 9f ISIT-... OlllClt CTC '*ii 1-. S.-• •OICll cd«lillt~ IO Cllll«I e CllCl /ttl'f ~..,.... .. lie ........ ~ I 1118'01 11/21M)I, ~I 0-.Jal .... ~ KMJCOSTA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HE.ARING NOTIC! IS HEREBY GIVEN tnet ~ Mw· irlQll_.behelobyN Cola ...... ClfY Councill on DlolrT'W f 7 2001 11 &30 pm 1n IN Council Clll~ra of Qly Hiii 77 Fllf OnYe on "' lolotortng ...,,. GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT GP.01 -04 eno AUONE PETITION A-01..Qe tor .... Qty of Cola ..... IO ~ lhl lend WI dNiQl\llliOn of 1900 eno 1 eo.t Ftdlf 11 AVll'IUI lrom Gen1f1I Com· tnMilll IO low 0u.cy R..oenllll Incl lo ,. IOftl ttol'll C I (Local ...,,... o.rct) ID RI ls.ncM '"""' A...-. i11r 0111r1c11 Envlronme,.111 D•· llmllf'llJon ~11VI Oeellflhelll GENERAl Pt.AN AME NOME NT GP.() 145 IDr .... City d COiia Mela. • dW'OI N Int WI --~ ll 26$1 ,,.,..,,. A.-.. "°'" ~ ~ Re I •r1t1e1 IO o..81 C•mmtrcttl En,,uon,..ental Dt· leN'IWllllOft ~ ~ IF ~ AFOAl!M€N· Tl()H(D ACTION IS CHALL!NO!D IN COURT. ~ ~ be ........ ,....~ .... --yo. Of .................. .............. ..... 111 .. ,,..., .. Ill wrlttlll COr• , . .,.. .... ....... .... OllwC... ... . ~ ............ . '"1DTa • """"8' CINBI ......... ................ ..._.,..... .... .......... ., .. ~ c.... ....... ...... ....,,,:-=:: ~·,...,.,. ~ ..... =-0• l I. ·-~ So Sr NOTICE OF PUIUC AUCTION Nola ....... 9'vefl IW fie undWllgnlld ... Ml el PUBt.IC AUCTION on DtClM BER 10 2001 al II 00 A M 11 ALLSPACE t~ HAMILTON AVE NUE HUNTINGTON 8[A CH , C A -..1001 ..., ....,., _. be m9d9 Pll"MWll IO MttOr19 21701 IO 2'715 of !fie ~ and prot1u1on1 coo1 NCtlOI\ 2·231 ol lfte comm11c111 coo1 MC*On Woth ,_,., code S1111 · ol C1lllorn•1 T111 oer --~ot .. io.. ~·UNIT INVENTORY LOREN DEVORE, COO CONCRETE, eons CURTISK COOK, C05t SUAf90AROS MOTOA ..SC ~ELLEY WALSH P:031. MATTRlSI, BOXES MISC Klln. J PHILLIPS 0044 GUITAR MICAO TOOl.9 MYMOHO R 000 FNY. HGei, E!Ot4T '1Y£ QAL. PNIHT IC I AUCTION IUMCE. P 0 IO>C IOI P'ATTON, CA ., .. IC l .MIQCION Ta ..... ,"' AUCTION IONDI 711-otMI ... ...... ......, ....._.c .... ..... _ .......... . Da l ~ ., W? • eo.ch. Kevin Es~rza NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CITY OF COSTA MESA 2000 GENERAL PLAN AND FINAL PROGRAM ENVIRONMENT AL IMPACT REPORT NO. 1049 The Costa Mesa City Counal Will conduct a public heanng to cona.def the proposed City of Costa Meu 2000 Genet.i Pta.n and accompanylflg Ftnal Program Envtronmentat Impact Report (EIR) No. 1049 The public heanng WID be held as fol!Ows DATE: TIME: PLACE: Monday,Deoember17.2001 6 30 p.m or as soon aa pou1ble thefeafteJ City Counal Chambers at Crty Hall n Fair Onve. Costa Mesa. Cahfom1a The proposed 2000 ~ Plan 1a pnrMnty • technlall update of the City's 1990 General Pian. therefore it does not~ land use dea.gnatJOns, ftoor area ret.oa °' r~ densities, nor does rt tubatent*ly modify e:iciattng goals. obfedrves, and poloea Althougtl new goats, obfedtve•. and pohaea have been edded in oonjuncdon with the new Community o..ign Element. Minor amendments to the Maate< Plan of Htghwaya and Muter P&an of S.eweys .,. propc>Md. and a land UM Map amendment la propoMd to de~ the c:ny. owned propetty al the "°'1hweat comer of Maple and Vldorn1 StrMta as P~c UM The F.,.. Program EIR No 1049 addrnMS the fol6owwlQ enwonmem.l 1aues ·~ -Mttl the 20-yeer planning hot'son of the 2000 Gener9i Plan land UM and planning: bdogai resources;~. trenspotWtion and arc:Uetion, w quality, cuttuf• resoun:ee. populetlon. houaing, 9f'ld empk>yment. geology. hydrology and drainege, noeae and pubtec MMCn and utilities, S*b. reawtion and trWla. and pubk hMltti and safety The 4~ pul*c review period to< the dr8ft documents wn conducted june 27. 2001-Augult 9, 2001 The Reepon ... to Comments MdlOf1 of the Final EIR addrestes all comment• ~ during U'W public rev.ew penod Put*c comments In either Of8I °' wntten form mey be prwMnted during the City Council pubhc heenng °' proYteMd In wntten form to the P&anning OMsk>n by "*' °' ~ P._.. addreM any c::omtapondence to. R. Mlc:hMt Robwlton, P'8fwq and Red14t9lopmettt Manager Ctty of Coetll MeM Ptanning OiYieion p 0 Box 1200 CoMa MMe. CA 92$28-1200 F« fur'* lntDtrMtion, t1t1p."Wle (714) 754-5245, Of WMI the P'*wwig OM8ion, &tcond F1oot of City Hiii, n F• Dftve, COlte MeM Th9 PlaMtng ~ • QPef' 7·30 a m to 5 00 Pm • MofMiey twough F~ • OFFICIAL PUBLIC NOTICE GOOD JOBS. REl.IABLE SERVICES. INTBllBS11NG 1111NGS m BllY. . ITS ALL 11lBllB IVllYIMY IN NOT1CI OF 9'Uet.JC HeARINQ NOTICE IS HEA ·IV OIYEN .. Pl.Mc ,_, "" .. lie held by .. c.. ...... Oily Counct on o.c.ie. f 1 20C)l , 14 010 pm .. 111 11'9 CCMloll ~ OI Qly Hiii. Tr F• OtMt on flt IOlkMWla .,. REZONE PETITIOH R-01-05. lor 0...... M W1nebrtollt l.•guna Wooda. lo re~ P'OP- erty .. 11 & Eaai w-.i Slrffl/2340 N~r.:;1 Bt¥d !Toni C I to Environmental Oe 1..-minauon E•~ I F THE AFOREM£N flONEO A CTIO N IS CHALLENOCO IN COURT )'OIJ may be limttH IO ••tPlO only lhoM ·~ YoU Of ~ .... ,....111 .. PIA>&c rlMM\I ci. llCflbed ., .. ncMlce or in Wfflen OOf ·~~eel IO lhe City Council at or rn: IO h cM* ,_ ~TICE IS FURTHER GNEN IN! iii thlt 1bO¥e tome and PK• .ill ., •-Itel peraont may ~ and be llwllfd by !he Qty Council on !he obo'l9 matteq MARY T. ELLIOTT, nc 11m NOTICE OF PETITION TO -.OMlfftTER ESTATE OF: H. JOE JOHNSEH CASE NO. A2tOISS To 1111 "8111 l»ncli · Cllllttt, Cfe<lilcwt c;ol'll lflOll'I CltdilOft 8nd l*"ION who may ottw ...... bt ~-'° II\ !ht ... Of """''· Of boll °' H J0£ JOHNSCN A PETITION FOR PROBATE 1111 bffll tiled by JANET MARIE SCELCV and CAROL J ABELL (ella CAROL JOE A8Ell.) on Ille Su· !*IOI Couft o1 Cthfof · nt1 County ot OR· ANOE TH PETITIOH FOR l'A08A TE requeill flal JANlT MARIE SEELEY lllld CAROL J A6Ul bl ~ .. pet• --~IO IO'IWllllllt the cl the~ lHC PETITION re· ~Ille<**••• W• ~ eodlca ii wiy be -*""1led IO probllle The w-. _, "1Y codds .... -·-- ... ll·COtta Mt .. ~ Nat o.c.re. 3 7, 10 2001 ... .......... .... ............. TM~~ .,e dOlng ~ .. 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