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Council
members
seek fluff
to cut
City leaders want to loo k
into which a reas to cut in
response to reduction in
state funding.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
Costa Mesa -The dire \tatt.• budget
deficit is causing some rny lcjdcr. to look
for ways to cut out what tht>y c:on\ider fluff
in the city expencUtures.
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Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY l S, 2003
The state is staring down a $:15 million
shortfall and Costa Me<..1 Mn expect to lose
millions in state fwidmg for the 2003-04
fiscal year. i,nduding S2.6 nuJJ1on in re
duced Mate funding 11 receives to compen-
~te for lower vehicle license fees
On Tuesday. the City Council will receive
an update on the community ob1ec11ves.
which include goals like trymg to unprove
traffic along Newport Boulevard m the
downtown area and pur<1ulng funding and
construction of a compre~d natural gru.
facility in the area.
l'tfJ.OS Bv JN •AC~
Two paintings hang in the remodeled foyer of the Hilton in Costa Mesa. The face-hft began in October and cost S 15 m1lhon.
Councilman Gary Monahan ..aid there
are several objectJves that he doe<>n"t feel
comfortable funding at this point since the
city's budget will be pinched by lhe state
cnsas.
Upgrading the face value
·Some of it 1s stuff that's not requ11ed
that we're throwing a lot of money at."
Monahan said.
Councilman Allan Mansoor ..aid he
shares Monahan"s concern-; and will also
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EDUCATION
The Hilton undergoes
a $15-million
renovation to keep up
with other nearby
hotels' recent updates.
Deirdre Newman
Daily Pilot
T he I hlton 1., th. e latl">I hotel m lhe
ell} to revamp 11'. look in the
hope'> of attratllnK more hu<,mess
chent'> to 1t" lauhue<i.
Ille S 15 rrnlhon fate·hft began
111 October on the heel., of mult1milhon
dollar renovation\ by the We\t111 Sourh Coast
Plcv.a and lhe 1 loliday Inn
Putting the
fun back in
the physical
To k.eep up wilh the changing need!> and
moodc; of their VJSllor ... hotel'> have to
perpetually enhance their appearanc~ to
'>tay competinve, sa1d Dan Pittman.
-;pokl"iman for the Co-;ta Me\a Conference
and Visitor Bureau
A new area with palm trees and sty11sh elevators adorns the refurbished Hilton Hotel
Back Bay High to add P.E.
to the curriculum .
Christine Car rillo
Daily Pilot
··1he hotels understand they need to
improve their own produch to '>lay
rompe1111ve and I thmk the fact that new
hotels come f on-linel give-; our hotels the
incentive lo continue to do the kinds of
upgrades and renovations that are needed."
Pittman said. "It's certainJy not static."
'We wam to Aeep If up to the .\tandurd'i that Ht/ton t'\()('d' and ~·c
want to he comperitii·e with the hml'I,\ that "'e ·re c:ompt•tmg agllln.H. We
want. of c:o11ne. to he a mcer. more .rniwhle hotel. lt '.'i a ht·aut1ful lwrel.
The renovariom hare made it herrer. ·
TI1e Hilton has gone through an identity
eris•~ since it opened m 1997. It was owned
by two different chains before tl became a
m all the room'>.
Shannon Younc
H~ton marketmg coordinator
11 bener.·
Get the baseball mitts ready and the
yoga tapes queued up, because Back Bay
High School in Costa Mesa plans to talce
on the challenge of teaching physical edu-
cation lo students who have proven to be
quite indifferent to the concept as a whole.
While many students attending Back
Bay High. a continuation school in the
Newport-Mesa Unified School District,
have had bad experiences with physical
education, Principal Debbie Davis hopes
this new program will assuage their fears.
1 lilton. The renovations, which are in the
final stages. imbue it with an air of elegance.
The entire hotel has been renovated
includmg all of the guest rooms. the meeting
facilities and the restaurant I bar area.
1 lighlights of the renovation include gold
carpeting in the lobby with colorful nautical
and plant motifs and comfy leather recliners
·we want to keep 11 up lo the c;1andards
thal Hthon expec:Lo; and we want to be
competitive with the hotels tha1 we·re
competing against.· said Shannon Young,
lllaBeting coordinator. "We want. of cour<>e.
to be a nker, more suitable hotel. It's a
beautifuJ hotel. The renovations have made
'\II 484 gue<>t room ... han· been upgraded
and two more .-.uue<. hcJ\t' been added The
48.000 square feet of meeung pace has also
lwt>n spiffed up and wirel('S.) internet ace~<,
I'> now available m this area.
SH AJN, Paa• M
THE VERDICT
The saga of a rocker-wielding Deefy Johnson
B ack before the city donned a
more genteel demeanor, the back
room of Starlc's bar was the scene
of a regular poker game.
One night. a man from out of town
wandered into Stark's. After a couple of drinb: he asked to joln the game. Play
proceeded quietly for several hands,
then the other playen caught the guy
cheating and threw him out or the
game. lbstead of sl.lnldng away In
shame. the guy became e.draged and
pulled a knife. However. rather than
tab out his pique on the poker playm.
be decided to tem>rlt..e the pab'OM in
the blr. He charged Into the bar, •
swinging the knife. omcers might deem antisocial.
The first man he came to The stranger went through
was 8lg Bill Ponting, our local the crowd. slashing away at
constable, who was lean.lng people who just dodged out of
back on the bar. cowboy hat the way and went on with thelr
on his head, hJs rather normal ac:tMdes. It took qu te a
prominent belly protruding. bit to dlstu.rb the crowd al
The stranger took a swipe 11 Stark's. .
BW with hla knife, BW pulled Finally. the knife wielder
in his considerable paunch came to Deefy Johnson. I never
and let the knife atide did blow Oeefy'a fmt name.
twmJealy by. then ROBERT Defty wu stone deaf, alkll~ admonished the kn.lie widder becawie he tried to tigtlt a
to be careful or he mlght hurt GARDNER dpttttc one mornhig when he
someone. BUI took a tolerant tMd 10 Matt hie ftshinR boaL
view of actMties o~ law enforcement Vou are Mlppoeed to air out the
Deefy didn't. the boat blew pp. and
Oeefy's ears bJew In Whether the story
was true or no. Dttfy was deaf.
Ottfy was sitting there in a rocking
chair. minding bis own Just
why there was • rocking clWr In a bar I
haw no Idea. but Stark' was like that.
original Allyway, Dcefy WIS j\IM tting
there rooking away. m.tndlng his own
busin In his own quJd world. The
knife wielder took a at Dftfy WhO
took a dim view of anyone Who
lnttrruptld h ~t rn Ottfy
ood up. pk:ted up the~ brOke it
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Daily Pilot
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A2 ~. February 18, 2003
kl>S TALK BACK
The
mark of
·a leader
The Daily Pilot went
to Adam's Elementary
School in Costa Mesa
and in honor of
President's Day,
asked fourth and
fifth-graders, 'What is
the most important
characteristic a
president must have?'
"You have to
knowhow to
run stuff and
you have to
take care or a
whole state
.•. COurllry."
LAURA
VERRETTE,
10
Costa Mesa
"They need to
have a good
reason Why
they want to
be a good
president"
CARLA
ATENCO, 10
Costa Mesa
"Helping
people out
and making
the world a
better place."
DAISY
SOLORZANO,
11
Costa Mesa
"A president
needs to have
enough
security and
he needs to
know what's
happening in
every place.
He needs to
know what to
do and the
right time to do it at.·
JED DUNIEC, 10
Costa Mesa
"Trust,
fairness and
to teU the
truth, be
honest
because if we
get in a fight
... he needs
to be honest
to the United
States."
TATE WELLS, 10
Costa Mesa
-Photos and Interviews
compiled by Oiristine Carrillo
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DlllY Piiot
ON CAMPUS
IN THE CLASSROOM
DON LEA01/0AllV PILOT
Carla Atenco, Daisy Solorzano and Laura Verrette, from left, have tiny stuffed bears as inspiration to do their work well in Lynda Zussman's class ..
Getting creative juices flowing
Christine Curlllo
Daily Pilot
T he words that have often
tripped up spelling bee
competitors over the years have
been those pesky non-phonetic
words. The words that no maner how
hard you try you just can't sound out
The words that when you read them
on a page you can't help but ask
yourself questions like, "Why is there
a 'g' in through?" or "Why does canoe
have an 'e' in It?"
While non-phonetic words have,
for years, posed problems for many
aspiring and reluctant writers, that is
until spell·checlc came along, they
must be learned.
And learning how to speU 155 of
the most common ones has been the
primary focus of Lynda Zussman's
Lynda Zussman gives incentives for
students to learn their spelling words.
Instructional Support Program class
at Adam's Elementary School in Costa
Mesa for the past few months.
Zussman's class, one of the many
she teaches,.rombined fourth and
fifth-grade students with learning
disabilities, primarily visual motor
impairment and auditory processing
disabilities.
"We try to focus on their abilities
instead of their disabilities," Zussman
said. "Everybody can learn, but they
learn differently."
After all of her students
successfully learned their word lists,
their lesson moved from spelling to
writing.
She gave each of her students a
little, stuffed bear, or pet, as the class
referred to them, for accomplishing
their spelling feat and asked that each
student give their pet a name, a
personality and a story.
"They need to see and feel and
touch," Zussman said. "It's very
multi-sensory ... it's a great
motivational activity to get them
writing."
From creating the pet's adventures
to It's magic powers the students had
to dig into their imagination and
verbally convey a story to their
teacher and fellow classmates. ·r think that it's fun," said
10-year-old Laura Verrette, who
named her pet Heart. "f get to
discover and make up stuff about my
bear."
Once they teU their stories to the
class, the students then tell their
stories on paper.
·(The best thing) is the writing
because you're making it's own
personality," said 10-year-old
Olristian Maldonado. who also
enjoyed the creativity of the project.
Milking their creativity and
sparidng an interest in writing. each
student also learned a bit more about
writing -not to mention about
spelling those pesky words.
"It's fun and helps us write
paragraphs," said JO-year-old Ivan
Garcia. who added that having their
pets in front of them helped his
creative juices flow. "We have a
picture so we know how to describe
them."
SCHOOL LUNCH MENU SCHOOLS LIST
The Newport-Mesa Unified
School District offers menu
choices eadl day at elementary
echools. Students may choose a
vegetarian entree. The Mlectlon
varies and may be either a salad,
sandwich or hot entree. School
lunches are $2 Nch.
School i8 out thla week but will
reconvene Monday.
Here'• what's beliig HIVed on
Monday.
• Munc:heble Lunch Salad or bean
and cheeee bon1to,,peea, rallint,
dtOice of milk
*The Munc:Mbfe Lunch Salad
contalM toued greens, c:heny
tomatoes. cr1dun, protein
IOUtcel tUch la ct,.._,
aunflowet aeeds, fruit yogurt end
honey-roNted peanuts, Ind
dretling.
No chltd la dlacrimlnated egelnat
becauae of race, MX, color,
netlonaf origin, -oe or disability.
If ltJ• believed • cftlld hi• been
dlacrimlneted agalnlt, vwtte
immedletety to the Secretary of
Agriculture, WMhlngton, O.C.
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INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLS
En"vn lnt.nnedlete 7-8
2000 Cliff Drive, Newport
Beach
Mike McGuire, (949) 515-6910
TeWlnlde 6-8
3224 California St., Costa
Mesa
Jeff Gall, (714) 424-7965
HIGH SCHOOLS
Corona def Mer 7· 12
2101 Eastbluff Drive, Newport
Beach
Sharon Fry, (949) 515-6000
Costa M ... 7-12
2650 Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa
Fred NavarTo 9-12; John
Garcia, 7-8, (714) 424-8700
Estancia 9-12
2323 Placentia Ave .. Costa
Mesa
Tom Antal, (949) 516-6600
Newport Herbor 9-12
600 Irvine Ave .. Newport
Beach
Michael Vossen, (949)
516-6300
AJtemattve Educetion c.nter
Back Brt Cont. High School
Moni. Vista High School
390 Monte Vista Ave., Costa
Mesa
Diana Carey, (949) 516-6900
Middle College High School
2701 Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa
Robert Nanney, (714) 432·5732
ADULT EDUCATION
Adult School
425 E. 18th St, Costa Mesa
Diana Carey, (949) 516-6996
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COSTA MESA
CITY COUNCIL PREVIEW
ON THE AGENDA
Here are some of the issues
the city council will consider
• tonight
FAIRVIEW PARK
MASTER PLAN
FYI
WHAT: City Council meeting
WHEN: 6:30 p.m. tonight
WHERE: City Hall, 77 Fair
Drive
INFO: (714) 754 5223
that there is a glut of
mint storage proJects wrthin the
city and that the use 1s
inappropriate for the area and
not compatible with the
surrounding neighborhood.
WHAT TO EXPECT
BRIEFLY IN
BUSINESS
Amba~sador lntemationaJ
logs profitable quarter
Newport Beach travel services provider
Ambu ... '>adors lnternat10naJ lnc. report~ a
drop 1n gro'>s revenue. on 1\Je-.day. but
l<iKKcd a profitable quarter for lhe threc
rno11tJ1., t•nd1ng Dec. JI
Amba.,')ddor-... \vhath trad~ on N~daq ,1,
AM II~ '><lW net income from opernllon'
w rnc in al ~I. I million, or I I cenL., per '>hart'
A year a~o. lhe company recorded a net Jo.,.,
of $9.7 111illlon, o"r $I per <>hare. for the .. amc
period.
I or LOO:.!, the ~ompany reported ne1 m
tome lrom conunumK operation'> of Sl.8
million, compared wilh a net lo'>'> of S:.! 9
million in LOO I
Alnba.o.sador<> gru-.'> revenue, for the pee.I
yt-ar'!> final quarter. dropped 0 6<411, trom
SI t6 million to $I J million a year dgo Hut
tlt't revenue ro!>e 0 6'J{i to S4.2 million. from
$'.1.6 million a year ago.
AMII". do!>ed Friday ut $8.90, up one terH
lrvine Sensors reports 1 OW~
revenue mcrea-,e
lrvtnl' ~cn'>or'> Corp. bas1:d in C o'>IJ
Me-.a, reported a I Ofl% tncrea .. e in re\·
cnues ror the lir!>I quarter, on I Ut''>day. and
a 69% reducuon in rwl Jos_ses.
lhe company. a '>mall cap ~em1wndut
tor maker, relea:.ed earnings from its fir'>I
quarter, which ended Dec 29, on lue\day
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under 1lw ... y111b11I JHSl\. rt·1111r1nl S'i lq
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At the Parks and Recreation
Commission meeting of Jan.
22, the commission
unanimously approved the final
design of three areas at
Fairview Pari< with the deletion
of any landscaping north of the
Fairview Channel.
Councilwoman Libby Cowan
appealed the decision to the
City Council based partially on
some resident concerns about
par1<ing.
The owner is expected to ask
that the issue be continued,
Monahan said. / ... ~SJl FULL BAR tt''l '-"' ,..,,,1t'~AIU Celestino's HOME RANCH REHEARING
WHAT T<1EXPECT
The council will reconsider
how to best dtstnbute the
S2·mtlllon educational grant
from the SegElf'Strom family for
the massive Home Ranc:tt
project On Jan. 21, the council
selected two foundations and
recommended certain features
concerning how they would be
organized. Mayor Karen
Robinson was absent for the
dec1s1on and took issue wnh the
fact that the council dtd not
require the foundattons to
adhere to the same stnC1
open-meeting laws that the
council does.
MEXICAN RESTAURANT qualit\ \11:,\T S
Produce • Seafood • Deli The council 1s expected tO'
approve deleting the
landscaping north of the
Fairview Channel and work with
the Harbor Soaring Society to
meet their needs while
preserving the environmental
int.egnty of the area, rerouting
the proposed trail around the
vernal pool instead of through
the pool and reconsidenng
reinstating a lower parking lot
within the master plan.
MO PASSPORT IS NEEDED BoNELESS CHUCK
BEEF POT ROAST
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OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO STIW
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APPLE CINNAMON
PORK CHOPS &
TRADITIONAL STUFFED
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On Jan 27. the Planning
Commission denied the permit
In early Febl\lary, Monahan
appealed the denial. The
proposed mini-storage building
occupies the northerly 20 feet of
the lot At the commission
meeting six people spoke in
opposrtion to the pro1ect at1ng
conoems including their belief
The council coul•1 st1<7 with
the two foundations and
require them to btl covered by
the Brown Act or st<trt from
scratch and choose among
three different foundation
options. The other two options
suggested only one foundation
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most highly traveled streets in our City The 3
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Depending on the number of interested
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M Tuesday, February 18, 2003
VERDICT
Contmued from Al
into several pieces, grabbed a
rocker and cook off after the
lr:nife wielder. Deefy chased the
guy all around McFadden
Square, swinging the rocker
every time he got ~lose. Thl'
phone panel in the Police
Department lighted up as
people called in from Sunora's
Fish Markel. Horman's Fish
Market, ConJe''I Grocery Store,
the Newport Theater, as people
in those plac~ saw Deefy gomg
by swinging away with hi'> rocker
at the guy with the knife. When
officer George Callihan finally
arrived. he could ~ee Deefy
swinging away at something
Just then Oeefy caught up with
the knife wielder and decked
him with a roundhouse swing of
the rocker. Deefy got hjm dead
center. splitting his scalp vf:'ry
neatly. Calhhan took the guy to
Doc Grundy who ~pent the re-.t
COUNCIL
Continued from Al
be looking at the rnmmumty ob·
jectiv~ ~ilh a more circ:um-.pec1
eye.
·111e state budget crisis is defi
nitely add111g a linJe more re<l!>on
to look do5ely at Lhe budget thi'
time around and that indudl·'>
some of our community ob1et
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230 Eost 17th St. • Cosio Mesa
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of the "night scilchlng the guy:
head together.
'Ille next morrung the knlle
wielder appeared in my court
with so many bandages on tm
head it looked like he was
wearing a curban. He paid the
usual $50 fine for distwblng the
peace, chen he asked Chief of
Police Rowland Hodgkinson
what was being done about the
guy who had almost killed him.
•Nothing,· i.aid Hodge.
"What do you mean, nothing?
The guy almost killed me!·
·He was acting in self
defense," Hodge said.
•Sett defense?" the guy
screamed. ·He chased me for
blocks.·
"Self defense, Newpon Beach
style,. smiled Hodge.
And so a new legal concept
was born -geographic self
defense.
• ROBERT GARONER ts a Corona
del Mar resident and a former
1udge. Hts column runs Tuesdays
uve!. that are cxpe~ive."
Some of the priorities, Mona·
ha.n &aid, should be downgraded
tn tight ume!> mclude water con·
..ervation, alternative fuel pruJ·
ects and funding for Costa Me~
Cares afteMchool programs.
• DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers Costa
Mesa and may be reached at (949)
574-4221 or by e-mail at
deirdre.newman a/at1mes com
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UPGRADING
Continued from Al
One of the mOfit dramatic
changes awaiting visitors Is in
the open restaurant area where
four 32-foot petrified palm trees
have been instalJed to brmg the
beach atmosphere indoors. The
new restaurant, called the Bristol
Palms, a California Bistro and
Bar. will include more than 500
square feet with a wine bar,
hand-thrown wood fire piZZa
and a coffee bar. the Java Coast.
fl is expected to open at the end
of the month.
Before the Hilton's face-lift.
the Westl.r} started its renovation
with the addition of Ptnol
Proven ce restaurant in 1998 and
6niM1ed with the upgrading of
1tc; guestrooms in the i.pring of
AROUND TOWN
• Send AROUN> 10WN items to
the Dally Pilot. 330 W. Bay St.,
Costa Mesa, CA 92627; by fax to
(949) 6464170; or by calling (949)
5744298. Include the time, date
and location of the event as well
as a contact phone numbef. A
complete listing 1s available at
WWW dai/ypiJot.com
TODAY
"How to Send 1he Most Eft9c:We
E-mails" is the subject for a
Newport Beam Chamber of
Commerce business referral
breakfast that will take place at
7:30 e.m at The PaC1fic Oub, 4110
MacArthur Blvd .. Newport Beam.
The cost 1s $17 for members with
a reservation and $22 for
potential members at the door.
For more information, call (949)
729-4400.
Beenor Cooney rMds from find
signs "Death m Slow Motion-My
Mother's Descent into
Alzheimer's" at 6:30 p.m. at Book
Soup South Coast Plaza, 3333
Bnstol St, Suite 2400, Costa Mesa.
For more information, call (714)
689-2665
A free seminar called "Is Z#lC the
M1ss1ng Link?" will be held from
6'.30 to 7:30 p.m. at Mother's
Market. 225 East 17th St, Costa
Mesa. For reservations, call (800)
595-MOMS.
WEDNESDAY
The Newport BMdl Newcomers
Assn will present a fashion show
of the latest spring dothing and
shoes. The show 1s 11 a.m. at the
Wyndham Hotel in Costa Mesa.
For more information, call (949)
645-9922.
The Newport Rib Co. and ASH
Harbor Area Inc. are holding a
fund-raising day at the restauran1.
Twenty percent of the proceeds
w111 be donated to ASH to assist
low-mcome famihes in Orange
County. The restaurant is at 2196
Harbor Blvd. For more
information. call (949) 515-3815,
ext 231.
A fTM seminar ealed •Heeing
All-Stars" will be held from 6:30 to
7:30 p.m. at Mother's Mari(et, 225
East 17th St, Costa Mesa. For
reservations. call (800) 595-MOMS.
Ross King presents and signs
"Mtdlelangelo and the Pope's
Ceihng" at 6:30 p.m. at Book Soup
South Coast P\aza, 3333 Bnstol St,
Surte 2400, Costa Mesa. For more
information, call (714) 689-2665.
MKy'I Soud'I Cont Pta.a presents
"Worttshop Wednesdays A
Hands-on Cooking Oass Program"
hosted by dlef Alexx Guevara. The
class 1s from 610 7:30 p.m. at 3333
Bristol St. Costa Mesa. The cost.
including materials, is $30. For
reserve a spot, call (818) 994-5075.
THURSDAY
The public is lnvit8d to meet
Adeline Yen Mah, author of
• Semi-Private for Men & Women
• lots of EqulpmenVFree Weights
• Pllates Studio & Mat Classes
• SPINNING Theater-l.Jcensed
• 16 Full Time Peraonal Trainers
• Child Care Sam-noon M -F
• Ample & Convenient Parking
• Yoga, Tai Chi, Stretctt classes
• Step, Power Pump, Cardio
• Showers, Steam & Towels
• Skin Care
• Shape-Up Physical Therapy Center
• Pennanent Make-Up
• Shape-Up Hair Care
• Acupuncture/Acupressure Wellneu Clinic
2000.
·nie Sl3·milllon face-lift was
part of its renOYation pJan and
just happened to coincide with
the Westln's new guestroom
design, so alJ the rooms received
a makeover from wall covering
to carpet to new fumlt~.
The ho1el experienced an
immediate upsurge in guests,
sa1d Bill Allison, director of
marketing.
"The economy in those days
was still strong and we saw an
immediate response,· Allison
said. "People just fell in love
(with the hotel], especially
business travelers with the lnewJ
beds and all the work areas with
ergonomic chairs.~
ln 1999. before the rooms
were renovated, the occupancy
was 68%. For 2000, with the new
rooms, at jumped to 73%.
"Falling Leaves; •Chinese
Cinderella.11nd "Watdling the
Tree:' at 7 p.m . at the Newport
Beach Central Library. 1000
Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For
more information. call (949)
717-3816.
FRIDAY
Gaobet 1Nnd tncbr Jlnrny Rifkin
will present "Petroleum, Politics
and the Hydrogen Economy• at 7
p.m. 8t the Newport Beach Central
Library, 1000 Avocado Ave ..
Newport Beach. Ttdtets are $65.
including a buffet dinner. Register
in advance by calling (866)
301-2411 oronlineat
www.newpoltbeachlibrary org
The Costa Mesa Women's Out>
will hold its monthly meeting at
11 :15 a.m. at their clubhouse, 610
W. 18th St, Costa Mesa, with a
luncheon and entertainment For
more information. call (949)
642·1162.
SATURDAY
A WOfitthot> on ·understanding
International Trade" will be held
from 9 a.m . to noon at National
University, 3390 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa Mesa. The $25 fee includes
matenals. For more information,
call (714) 550-7369.
Gk>bat 1Nnd trecbr Jer9n?( Rifkin
will present "Petroleum, Politics
and the Hydrogen Economy" at 2
p.m. at the Newport Beach Central
Library, 1000 Avocado Ave .•
Newport Beadl. Tldcets are $18,
including refreshments Register 1n
advance by calling (866) 301-2411
oronhne at
www.newportbeachlibrary.org
MONDAY
A G..-t Oedlions disaJ1Mc>n of
"lntemauonal Food Wars: Growing
Controversies· 1s the fifth in an
etght-weelt senes on U.S. foretgn
pohcy topic$. The discuSSIOn will
be held from 7 to 8:30 p.m at St
Mart Presbyterian Churdl, 2100
Mar Vista, Newport Beach For
more information. call (949)
760-1691.
FEB.25
Women~ Women wil host
its annual open house from 4 to 8
p.m. The nonprofit organization
serves over 2,000 women
annually by providing clothing to
women in lransi1ion and seeking
employment Refreshments will
be served. The center is at 711
West 17th St., Costa Mesa For
more information. call (949)
423-0057.
A free seminar called "The
Connection Between Inflammation
and Chronic Diseases· will be held
from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m . a1 Mother's
Market. 225 East 17th St, Costa
Mesa. For reservations, call (800)
595-MOMS.
A WOfitthop on •Marbdng find
Promotion· will be held from 9
a.m. to noon at National
University, 3390 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa Mesa. The S25 fee includes
matenals. For more infonnation,
call (714) 55CH369.
The Holiday lM. which was
renovated almost two years •&CJ
i.s also reaping the reward of
becoming more oompedtive, .
said general manager Joe DeDio
"With the market being a LanJe s0ft. we've been able to maintain
and even do better than some of
the other properties around us.·
DeDio said. "Ir has helped us
immensely."
The horel aJso underwenr a
total t.ra.nSfonnatlon including
removing balcorues ou1Side thf.'
rooms to make che rooms 6ve
feet huger and added glass to the
facade to make it appear more
modem .
After the upgrades. the hotel's
occupancy increased from 70%
to 74%, DeDio sajd. The
renovation also enabled th~
hotel lo win a slew of awards
from hotel associations.
FEB.26
A fTM seminar find book signing
called •Anti-aging for Baby
Boomers and Beyond" will be held
from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Mother's
Mark.et, 225 East 17th St. Costa
Mesa. For reservations. call (800)
595-MOMS.
FEB.27
A fTM Mminar called "Honnonea,
Rejwenation, Nutntion and
Detox1ficat1on· will be held from
6:30 to 8 p.m. at Mother's Market,
225 East 17th St, Costa Mesa For
reservations, call (800) 595-MOMS
MARCH 1
The Malibu Cat Club is spotlSOfing
a cat show from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m
today and from 9 a.m . to 4 p.m.
Sunday at the Orange County
Fairgrounds, Exhibition Building
10. 88 Fair Drive. Costa Mesa
Admission 1s SS for adults end $4
for dl1ldren and senlOf'S. For more
information, call (909) 372-9079
MARCH 2
The Spirit of Adoption presents
"Room for One More.· Three
families share their expenences of
opening their hearts and homes
from noon to 2 p.m. in the Stewart
Lounge Free For more
information, call (949) 631-8758
MARCH3
A Gl"Nt Decisions~ of
"China m Transition: Is Real
Change Imminent?" 1s the sixth 1n
an eight-week series on US
foreign policy toptes The
discussion wlll be led by O.ana
Light from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at St
Mart Prtts.by1enan Church, 2100
Mar Vista, Newport Beach. For
more information, call (949)
760-1691.
MARCH4
A free Mminar caled •A Netu,_,
Approadl to Arthnns" will be held
from 6:30 to 7 30 pm. at Mother's
Market. 225 East 17th St. Costa
Mesa. For reservations, call (8001
595-MOMS
MARCHS
.Not If But When. will fNtu19 a
panel of earthquake expens
explaining fauh Imes, insurance
and preparation advice for a ma1or
earthquake. The meeting will be
held at 7 p.m. in the council
dlambers at the Newport Beam
City Hall. For more information,
call (949) 5484966.
MARCH 10
A Gf'Nt Decisiona discuaion of
"Europe: State of the Union· is lhe
seventh man etghl-week senes on
U.S. foreign policy topics The
discussion will be led by Ted
Gielow from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at St
Mart Presbyterian Church, 2100
Mar Vista, Newport Beacti. For
more information, call (9491
760-1691.
MARCH 11
A fTM semlnlir called •A Natural
Approach lo Vision and Hearing
Treatment• will be held from 6:30
to 7:30 p.m. at Mother's Market,
225 East 17th St, Costa Mesa. For
reservations, call (800) 595-MOMS
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PUBLIC
SAFETY
COSTA MESA
• w..t 19dt S1'Nt A man
was arrested on suspicion of
possession of a controlled
substance in the 700 blodt at
5:25 p.m. Sunday.
• West S.ker StrNt A man
was arrested on suaplcion of
violating an out of area
wamtnl in the 700 blodt at
1 :40 a.m. Monday.
• F8irfax D.W.: A man was
arrested on suspicion of
having an open container in
a public parit in the 500 blodt
at 3:20 p.m. Sunday.
• HaltJor Boulevard: A m"n
was arrested on suspicion of
possession of a c:ootrolled
substance in the 2600 blodc
et 11 :56 p.m. Sunday.
• Miner Strwt: A man was
arrested on susp1c1on of
receiving stolen property 1n
the 2200 blodt at 2:25 a.m.
Friday.
• West Wilson Strwt: A man
was arrested on suspicion of
being drunk in public m the
500 blodc at 2:07 p m
Saturday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• 57th Street and 8"dl
Boulevard: A vehicle
burglary was reported at
11 :55 a.m Monday
• West Bay Av90ue: A
vehicle burglary' was
reported m the 600 blodc at
9·18 a m Monday
• Buena Vista Boulevard. A
missing 1uvemle was
reported in the 300 blodc at
8:23 a .m. Monday
• Cameo Highlands Drive
and Cortland Drtvw. Illegal
peddling was reported at
11 .26 a.m . Monday
• Dove StlNt A commercial
burglatY was reported m the
1300 blodt al 1D 05 a m
Monday.
•Newport Boulevard.
TerroriS1 threats were
reported m the 1500 btodc at
9-58 p.m Sunday
FUN
Continued from Al
Tiu: prugram wtll u1dlldt' It"-"°" plans on everytlung frum
diet and nuln llon to ruJe!> and
regulauons m professional
-,po~. It will focus on providrn~
~ach student with a more well·
rounded phy<ilcal education
"We're looking .ti r1 10 be n-al
mouvauonal and real h1~
tntt'fl"I. • Davi' 'illd -Thetr e\
pent'nce "'1th lphvs1t al edutJ
uonf h.b bt'en 'u m-gallH'
\omet1mes you nt'ed to ap
proach 11 in .i d1fforen1 way"
n1at'!> prt'C1wly what GeOl){t'
< 1ret'nwd11, the 111,11111 tor ul dll'
t uur.e. wa.11ts to do
"These lads are not .Uway.. go
mg 10 p.minpa1e. so "e're trytn~
to find war-to get them the
credit.\ they need and get them
in1crested. • ~d Greenwall, who
has been teaching for about four
ye~ "It's kind of e challenge.
and an intPI" ~ting onf.'. but thert'
.ire d lot or 1l1111g-. they (iiJI
learn.·
Before this prcigram, .. 1ude1m
would have 10 fulfill the slate\
physical educauon reqwremenr
by taking an aerub1<:s cl~ or
some sort of physical tr.timn~ or
cibtJVlry outside the ~hoot.
wh1t.h wo uJd require studenb to
find transpona11on ofT campu'i.
While th1i. program will give
'lludents a more rnnvenienl way
to fulfill that requlrt>ment, it will
also Lry to teach !>tudents every
thtng they'll t'Ver need to know
in the world of .,ports. nuuiuon
and exercise.
"It's good to have an under
'itanding of sport~. because 1t has
become a huge part of our cuJ·
ture. • Greenwalt said. ·vou want
to try and find a way to reach
these kids a HttJe bit and moti·
Yelle them."
By teachinf( the students
about health and fim~ Green·
wall and Davis hope that their
students will beneflt in the long '
run. "
"The move shouJd be more ·
toward 'fitnes.s for Ufc' education
• • • M> that when they become
adults. they1J know how 10 tay
healthy,· said Jrumt Ca.~ellano ,
the assi tant superintcnd~nt of
St.-condary education for the dis·
trfct. adding that he support&
their Id for the nt.-w program.
Although the school does not
y t hnve any porting equJpm~t
for the program, which wfll start
Feb. 24, Oavt. and the district
wfll work tog ther to make ure
the school get~ everything chey'll
over need. •
•lf 1t wn.s Ml l!ngll. h ~we'd " •
buy the boob for than," CUttl · lan~ ta.kl •If It' 1 (pby5ical edu· 1
cadonl w..o should be buy-. •
ng lhe equipment for th.em.• 1
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COMMUNITY
COMMENTARY
Refocusing
Westside
efforts the
a nswer
By Geoff West
I n his Thursday lener
(Mailbag. "Capitalism IS
answer to Westside
doldrums." resident and local
bw.messman Otuck Cassiry
made a strong case against
expanding the current
redevelopment area. f lis
position was clear.
weU-reasoned and right on the
money.
When the most recent
Redevelopment Agency meeting
-which was to include the
dJ~cu~ion of expansion of the
redevelopment area -wa.<.
canceled because of the
ovt'rwhelmmg rei,ident interl'M
that packed the larger, but
woefully inadequate, venue. the
<.uy Council had to be surpn~.
Ac, If t.har show of inrcrc'it by
the rnmmwury W3.!> not enough,
Dady Ptlot reponer Deirdre
Nt•wrnan's recent article
outluung the mountain of debt
che Rl'dt>Velopment Agenl)'
cilready cames !>houJd muke
t•very single taxpayer m 1h1<, l llY
"ll up dJld take notil e ("Debi
tonunues to drag down
Wew,1de deba1e. • fhur<.day)
llle precariow. fu.caJ cond1llQ11
of the sldte and the possib1hry of
the <.ov. (,ray Davi~
ddmmt5tration ~1phomng off tax
doU~ mtended for the
Redt-velopment Agenq '>hould
be ct w-clke-up call for our
leader...
~ taJ1 di:.pute Uldt tht•
WeMMde ntt<h help -Ld.'>'>lly.
and KalhJeen Enc in her
poignant letter !>eVeraJ month'
..igo. covered the reaJille<, of the
c,11ua1Jon quHe well -but .,
"redevelopment" the dfl'>~er7
Based on today's fo.c::aJ reaJtUt">.
pnaden<.e wouJd seem 10
md1tale that 11 ~ no1 For yedr'>.
re..1dent.:. of that ctrea have
pleJded with ciry lectder' 111
enfor<.e codes. llTlpru\e
111fra.structure and rl'duce cnmt•
aJJ nee~ component' of
improvement of the Wesl'>ide ''
ic, unldcely that any i.tngle
resident of that area feel!. that
the wheels or progress are
moving fast enough. and
nghtfuUy Ml
fhe Redevelopment AKen<.y
..eems to be jumping the gun.
however, since theu appomted
Communiry Redevelopment
Action Committee has yet to
pre!>ent the resuJts or their
studit'l>. I low can they seriously
coru.ider tnpling 1he si.7,e of the
redevelopmenr area until th1'
commmee members prt'M'nt
their findings and
recommendauons?
On the surface. 11 cenamly
appean. that tlus may simply be
a method of broadening the area
from which the Redevelopment
Agent.')' can snag additionaJ tax
dollars to reduce the deht it
carries from previous
quesdonable redevelopment
efforts -Triangle Square, for
example. This maneuver,
unfortunately. will cast a shadow
over the residents and business
owners of the expanded area
and will certainJy adversely
affect their property values arid
their ability to successfuJJy
operate businesses in that pan
of town.
It's time for Mayor Pro Tern
Ouis Steel. in his role as
OlaJ.rman of the Redevelopment
Agency, to take a tight grip on
the relns and slow thi group
Crom full gallop Lo a trot until the
fbca.I condJtion of the agency
and the ve.ry real personal and
finandal Impact of the
expamion or the redevelopment
area on residents and businesses
can be fully accessed.
In the meantime, the city
lhould mocus Its e.fforu to
we adherence to the
approprtate codes. accdente
the much-nttded maintenancie
of the lnfnsuuctutt aOd redirect
the tffon.1 of the PoUc:e
Dl-putment to reduett <:rlme tn
that ua. .
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
:Striving to be part of fi ner city
•
A s a Newport Beach
native (and resident
for 38 ycarc,), I am
well aware of till' reputation
that exist:. in West Newport.
and I would like to make
some ob'>ervations
concerning a c,urvey 1ha1
w~ sent ro prnpeny owners
an We~r Newpon dddressmg
problem:. during lhe Fourth
of JuJy holiday celebrations.
Several ideas for a solution
to rhe problem have been
discussed and yet I think we
are missing the poinr
We need to addre.,., the
fundamen1aJ problem, not
the symptom' I he
'>ymprom' c:tre the part1e'>
we see year· round 111 our
neighborhood. albeir
under.,cured by !Ill' I ounh
of luJy. caused h}
irresponsible or dh'>enl
owners and their 1en<1nl'>
My family and I have
endured h1111le rockel'>,
loud mu .. 1c. people
'creaming, bruL.en bee1
bortle' and ngare11c bull'
in our year, hon fire<, on
patio'>, people parled in our
driveway and d .,trapper
part) on a wet·k111ght o.11
mtdmght I.ind \W don t
even live here during tlw
'>Umllll'rl Our lit) 'pend'
an t'Xll'\'>IVl' amount ol
money. 11nw and t'IH;.'rh'Y
poltcmg tht'> drc>a l ht'> '>Uri
ol behJvtor would not be
1olera1ed Ill Ea'>I Bctlboa and
I du not '>CC wh) I '>hould
altept 11 a' rhe norm 1n my
neighborhood I rc<th.1e 1ha1
there are a lot of ah .. ent
propeny owner-. 111 \.\-t•'>I
Newpor1 ,ind not e\ervone
tdll mo111tor tht.•ir tt'nant,.
Parlll'' ut l ur yt·ar 11>und in
what our poltc:e 1olungly caJI
"rhe war ion<'" and I
Newport pohce ott1cers warn a partygoer to back off as they restrain and arrest h1<> friend during Fourth of July
hohdJ)' I'> huch ab ... urd ..ind
intult'rahlt· m ..i u1mmun11y
'Ulh J'> Ultr\ {Jut law mg
"-edJy renldh I heard th1'
'"a -.u~e"1on ar a< ti\
C ounnl mt'el1ng,1 1<, dl'>o
'>Ome1hmg 1ha1 I let•I would
pum'>h evervone m'tead of
'iolving lhf' prohlt•m Jnd in
add111on would ht• aJmo.,t
1mpO'>'>thle ro enfor<.e
People would \llll rent thetr
properllt',, bur lhl· rental
compan1t''> and thl' c11y
would 11111 longer get a cut
o;mce 11 \\Ollld be dnm·
underu>H'r '" loan111g to
lnend' and relJlt\l''> fbert'
are man) pt ople '' hu Im e
ro vatatlo11 111 \\.t''I
Newpon and our nly
'>hould be ,abl t• lO J''>Urt•
them thar tlH'y Jlld tht·tr
children t a11 umw here
over tht· holtdJ'r dnd enJO'r
peJt t' .md 'dlt•tv
A<, I look .1round Ill)
11e1ghhorhood. I '>ee rottmg
hutld111g,, bad pa1111. ~eed'>
Jnd lrd'h I am not d
propon<•nt of a<,'>Oeta11011'
teUmg 11-. whar <.olor to
painr our home., ur whctr
kind of now er' to plJnt but
I do ht·lit•H· lhdl II l'I the
re!>po"'1h1lt1y uf rat h horn"
owner to m.1111tain tlw
home ma delcn1 manm·r
~ould hkt• to we 1h1· c:11y
\trongly c•nforung the
code' lhal .ire alread~· 1n
pldlt' con<.ern1ng the'>c
ma11er<o Pndl• of m' ner'>htp
doe .. n111 l'x1 .. 1 111 uur
11e1ghhorhootl I hdve c,een
Jn 1111 I t'd'>l' 111 owner
pe<1pl(· '"h" \\1111lcl Im •· t•J
own renl or, .. , .1111111 111
\\ll''>I :>.:P\\-Jllll I .111tl I"''' 11•1
ft'J\On \.\h\ 1111' t 11\ '>h1111ltl
tokralt· th1-. IMll\ 111t•11tJlil\
111 Ill) m·1ghhur h1111d
JMl I\ t 11\ iillltlJUt' 111 \\t•\f
'''"I""' I h" ,-.111 rn.1~. \\,..,1 ,,.,,1111r1 It'''
1t11,1 tt\t' 111 l!w p.trl\
1 1m'd ,,.,11 111111111 J' '" 11 .....
1h1 I 11Luth 111 lath I hi'> >'t'r
111111 .,1111uhl 111 Ip"'"'' ht
prolikrn cil 1111 n .url111.1111
.11111.11111 u1 11111111' '"' ,pt.·1111
p •It 111g till' I 1111111! 111 luh
holid.n 111 \.\1•,1 "'t'"'J>'irt
\111-c .ill '" ttr• p.irc "' heheve th..it the> problem
beg1m with 1111, a1111ude
Fenung U'> in or ltm111ng
our friend' and relJllH''
from v1 ... 11ng U<, during 1he
1-ourth of Jul) u·lt>brat1on'
1'> nor the an ... wer, and 1n
fact it dot'' mon• to d1rt'lt
rhe unruly mob' ro lhi<,
area by fol ui.ang on 11 nw
thoughr 1ha1 re'>1de11t'> Jnd
their frit'11d\ should havl' to
be corralled in ..i rec,1mtt'd
Lone dunng J nJl1011JI
Fairview Park
can be rehabi litated
At the Co.,ta Mec,a ( 11y < ounlil
meeting on Nov 16. many people in
Lhe audience \tood and dapped when
a s peaker exhoned the< ity Counul 10
leave fairv1ew Park the way 11 ts, a
beautiful natural oa'lh 111 an ·
increasingly urbJn city environment.
The City Cowicil then voted 10 remove
many i.n1 rusive elemenl!> of the
i;airview Park Ma!>ter Plan, induding a
parking lot in the lowland area west of
Placentia Avenue
These people and many others
might be horrified 10 learn that the
City Council intend:. to revisit this
issue this coming Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.
Under Old Busine s as agenda item 2.
the finaJ design for areas A. C. and 0 of
the Master Plan. Unfortunately. the
Costa Mesa Parks and Recreation
Commission has asked the City
Council to reconsider and reinstate the
•tower areaM parking lot One of the
versions of thJ parking lot b a new
road within the park we t of Placentia
that would cohJ1(."Ct the upper parking
lot with the proposed lower parXJng
101. This new road will requltt an
enormous amount of grading and
landlonn aheraclon that will ,
substantially alter the natural
topogrdpby including canyoo and
arroyos lo che park that now harbor
natural plantli and a.nlmoh. The
damage ls such that the Chy CouncU
bouJd rt"QUlre n\'fronmental
documen1atlon of whlf It may want to
do. Altem1tlwty, the con'lultlng
ardlitec:t has hown how trail can
coru\ect the upper and low r I v of
the p.\t\; and be compl n1 wtth the
American with ()iqbdhi Act. ~n
then, one veraion of lh~ proposed tfa1I
reqWf'N a br"W ovtr a gully and the
I 11 .. umm;111.11·. r.11 ... 111~ th1·
,1,1ndt.trd'> of J>r11p1·1 I\
Cl\., fll'I 'htp 111 !(11, 1111 .dt
\. ... uuld lw1wllt 1·\1·n o1 ,.
I nlort 1·11wn1 111 1 ode
"111IJ1 11m' 11111t 1·r11111g tr."li
•H·t•1J.. .. 111t1 huilu111g' ''"'''
\~.ill lorn· propnl\ "" 111 ''
to nldllllollll lht•1r p\opt'rl\
an a dl•t 1•111 111<1111w1 lhu..,
till n•.i-.1ng 1h1·11 prop1•rf\
\alue .. 1111' \\tll Ii• 111111
llllfl'<l''>l' ll'\ 1•11111 1111 I flt
'''" p111 I Ht'.H h !llll' t11 lht'
111110,1 I"' '11g1ou' 1 lllt'' in
lflt' 11.1111111 \\h\ ... hould '"
""' \\llh tilt' .. 11~m<1 ul a \\1•'1 ;...,.,,r•111r \\ ht·rt'
• 1 ... •1111 .u11t ''""ru '"u
trnd .1Hht1111 \\llh 111111,n
1h.11 111'1 I n111l111n or
m rup.111011 and upgrade'
1ha1 lt·.id mt• ro bt>heve 1ha1
we c.a.n 'llll<l'>h lht' notion of
a "ght•tro Ill Newport
Beach l lwn· i-. no ~hortage
ol dl'u•nt l,1v •• 1b1d111~
lll\ ...... \'\1•11,,.,1111 lt'.l'ol'd
rt·nr.... '' hH h "ill lc .. 111 111 1
h1glwr c 1.1" 111 11•111t·r' 111
our oHt'd ...,lllft•r 11111·-. ,111.J
pl·11<1lt It'' l11r 11111,J1111• 1 .111 ...
will rl\t' 1lw lllt''''l~t· th.ti
I Ill' l II\ \..,Ill 11111 lC 111•1 .tit' d
I t•I' I l•1'1t' !ht g.ip
l11·t\\n'I\ \\1· ... 1 '\1·wp11n and
11\t• 11''1 111 lht• I JI\
HOLLY SMITH
,,.,,port Ht'.11 h
. MAILBAG
t. nn,ulranh Mt' pl<111111ng 110 a md't'>IVt'
$IO rn1llwn rl:''>torallon thJI gradt•'>
\Ollll' W Jt.rt!'> ol the upper level ol tlw
p.1rL.
l'eople who low the nat uraJ
amh1enn of I d1rview Parl should
allPnd thic, mee11ng and l'Xpress Oll(l'
aga111 their de.,1re to leave l'a1rview
P..i.rl alone. I h1'> crown iewel of rH>
park'" lt>O prc>c1ous to '>lice and du t•
It rnn be rehabllilated with increasl•d
acce....,, and revegetation and
r(•,toration can occur without the
land form alterations contemplated hy
the fi11,d de-,1gn and without the
destrucuve road Lhat is being
propo!ted.
JAN 0. VANDERSLOOT
Newport Beach
Newport cars
are just too loud
It seems chat Newport Beach has
turned a deaf ear to the ever-increasing
number or unmuffied vehJcles that
pass through our community. WC!
elected Corona del Mar as our home
because of its maJI scale and
community atmo phere. Ch-er the last
few Y' an, w have been bombardrd
with deaf ming noise poUu1Jon from
vehlcl which have had their mufflers
removed. This L• not our idea or the
quiet eoJoyment we bought lnto when
movln8 to h ~.We bf lleve that the
Corona dt'l M r City L1>uncU' plan for
VI Ion 2004 will not hr u ful m
largt part du to tht no· on ur
tJtt Whu want to h nd p t'Offi
ln a ldewalk caf~ when you can1 n-m
hear your conwn.atJon over tho
rumble or dtalcrUoC d ~ ...
We are mpfy bklog t.Nt me
UlstlJ\g <'ahfomia motor~ la
be entort'td Within our dry Umh t.. •
•
re.,1den1,, Wl' CL'k th.11 'i-.11111' \\ hu
pa'>' through uur l t1111mu111t\ -.h11\-.
rt:'>pelt for 11~ n:'>td1•n1-. and 1.1\ p.1\1'r'
hv tomplymg wuh !ht' t•x1-.1111~ ruk' 111
lhl' road \\e don't rum ,1 hlmd 1·\1' 10
'peedtm, and red.le-.-. drt\1•r-. \\.II\
should our ears be dt•af 111 u11111uttl1•d
veh1tlei.? rhe Lahl1ir111,1 V1•h11 h· c 11tl1·
not only de.,crihe., wh.it .1 mull11 r 1'
but what it ii. m1endt'd 111 do ( l'llt-111w
in reducing nohc ·) II Wl' dad 11111 h111g
other than enforce rhe rodf• J\ 11
applies to vehicle., which haVl'
completely removed tlwir mulllt·r' w1·
rnuJd maJce a big dtllerem 1• 111 1h1-.
co.mm unity.
Newport Beach Mun1cap.d < od<· ..ind
Newport Beach t11y toum 11 poht It''
also upport the prot« twn of tlwir
c1ti1ens from no1 e pollution b)
haV1ng everal codes .rnd poltcit''> that
address nolse abatemen1. '>nund
attenuation walls. and pnval<'
encroachmenb of public nght~ ol way
Now we just need to find a w.ly tu
enforce them in a con<,I tcm. effccttvc.
and cconomJca.I way L nlurdng tltt-
codc on vebicJe without mufOer~
(much ea.siei: than di erning legaJ
muffler modiftcatJonsl would be the
nrst·pb ~~d)'.
ThJ I • groWtng con~rn amontt our
neighbol with new ad\IO :at
urfactna each day k.li11 what they
can c.lo to m th change a ruhry.
The pioblem lt partJcularl app;uent
on th• eut end or Corona d I M r and
I.he Nt'Wpc>n eoa (/(,rystat cove
c.;ommunitin thit fur <:out H1ghway
wbent the opporturu -for
acccletauon and high
gieater than downtown
wetrome any of our city alt to
pend a Sunday afternoon on ow
pati09 ind UINn to 'the cocte ' ollt u
hoUr .a.. how. AA ttdlrn uld t...,.,-. '"' 1n rMdy. Wi.IHng. and
1hl1 111 dn wh.11 \l\t'1 Jn to J"l'I the
I II\ ••• "\1•\\ p111 I Ill r1·1111·dv111g thl'
pr 11hl1•111
JOHN T. REA.LY
ANO KAREN E. TRINGALI
C urunJ del Mar
Cnunul -.,houltl be open
about appointment~
Al llt'>.I I lll'-.tlrt\ .... ( ()\la Me!>a Ctty
< o l1 m 1 I nwt•t 111~ 1 he agenda calls for
app11111111w111 ... 111 lht• l'lanmng and the
Park' lk1 r1•J11111i.tl I o.11 thlll'' and
Parkwa,.., u>rnml'>'lllll'>
By 1111w, almo.,1 t·veryone who ~
bttn fl<J\ mg a11en tton lnOW?> that each
indl\1dual mt>mher of the Council will
be m effe<t empowered to appoint hJs
nr her per\onn.l l ho1le for one -;eat on
t.'a1.h or thO'>t' l"Ommt\SIOnS
Tlle rilol ha.\ pnnted ~raJ )etten.
on the que .. tlon of whether or not this
pron-s' j, '>Ufficlenlly fair. objective
ancJ he!>t c,uired to th<" needs of the ctty.
Sume u11k'> ~hl'\c thia proc6S
"m1c 01 ·cronyi,m• or wo~.
11 <'nl' to me that t C'h ~mber of
the City Council has 1 duty to the
N"Sldttnt of the di) lo consider the
quJlifkauon and potential or the
applicant 1me 1ppll t might not
have any prcUrrunary pol ntial.
will urely pll'nt tnow con derall n
by each counc;iJ m mhn'.
lhtrtfort., it appears lO follow tbal
nch mrmhrr of th City CoUndl
ought to ttO th p w'bkh
appl.ican h Of ~ ~~
lot bf'fore rnaklnc a ..eaectian,
The denu. ol the dty a.. eomled to
l & u llCe that l'Om\ Of
ty ("ow1 Wft f nd we IA • lhe . .t Of1:
;; r
WMDJ.11U8t
CoM ....
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
"I think we have as good
a chance as anyone to
win the whole thing."
Dan Johnston, Cost.a Mesa girts
soccer coach
EYEOPENER
.Daily~POOt.
Sportl Hal ol Famie
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February 24 honOtee
MELISSA SCHUTZ
A6 Tuesday, February 18, 2003 Sports Editor Roger Carlson • 1949) 574-4223 • Sports Fax: (949) 650-0170 Daily Pilot
DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
Corona del Mar's Grant Almquist (left),Sage Hill's Zach Miller (4) are CIF Playoffs-bound.
.
SEAN Hill£!! I DAILY PILOT
Costa Mesa's Rachef Ronquillo ( 15) and the Mustangs are seeded No. 2 1n CIF DrvlSK>fl Ill.
Mustangs covet CIF Division ill crown
Costa Mesa girls, the No. 2
seed, top five local teams
preparing to compete in the
CIF Playoffs this weekend.
Barry Faulkner
Daily Pilot
WS A1AMITOS -lhe Costa Mesa High girl<.
soccer team won its first CIF Southern Section
playoff game last season. This year, the Golden
West League champions arc going after the ulti·
mate pri7,e.
C..osta M~ Cl8-l-2) is the No. 2 seed in Divi-
sion Ill, after falling in the !>CCOnd round of the Di·
Vl'>IOn fV Playoffs last year. Coach Dan Johnston'~
squad opens at home Friday at 3 p.m. against
John Glenn (9·9·2), an at-large entry from the
Suburban le<lb'l.le.
The Mustangs are the onJy seeded team among
the five Newpon-Mesa c;occer learns Choy<; and
girhl included in the playoff pairings annoWlccd
Mond<iy JI the Southern Section office.
Pacific Coru.t League bar> champion C..orona
del Mar (I 6·5-2) is the only other local representa·
uve 10 gam a first-round home game. Coach Pat
Callaghan''> Sea King.5 host L-J Dorado (13-6-2), the
third-place team from the Century League. Satur·
day at J p.m. in a Division II dash.
Newport Harl>or's boy\ learn, which finished
~'Cond an tht> Sea View I .cague, is <µiother DiVI·
sion II entry. The Sailors will visit Bay League run-
ner-up Sama Monica (16-8-0) in Saturday's first
round.
The CdM girls (10-5-2), who, for the first time in
fqur seasons. did not win the PCL crown, open Di-
vision n play Friday at Southwestern League run-
ner-up Munieta Valley (12-5-6).
The Sage Hill School boys team (8·5·5), which
finished seco11d in lhe Academy League,~ sched-
uled to visit Camino ReaJ League champion St.
Bemard (14-7), in the opening round of Division
VI Saturday.
The Costa Mesa girb. who won lhe program's
first league championship by going 12-0--0 in the
!>e\len·team orcuit, are looking for -;omc bener
competition in the corrung weeks.
The Mustan~ have won 13 straight games and
are unbeaten in their last 18. Their only loss was
to Long Beach Wil'i<>n, which finished 19-2-3 and
won the Division I Moore League. Mesas 18 wins
are three better than the program's previous sin-
gle-season best
Costa Mesa out.scored league foec., 78·2, 10 up
its season scoring advantage to 98· 13.
Senior Sharon Day, an All-OF returner and
four-year standout, who is also the reigning state
high jump champion, has amassed 24 goals and
33 assists for the Mustangs.
Mesa·s explosive offense also features sopho·
more Jenny Sparlcs (25 goaJs and 11 assists). fresh-
man lamlin Day, Sharons sister (22 goals and 14
assisll>). 1lus trio is, however, only a portion of the
firepower the Mustangi. possess.
"We've spread it aroWld," Johnston said. ~we
have 14 kids who have scored. Other notable con·
tributors include sophomore Nilani Duarte (eight
goals and nine assists), sophomore Vera Gale
(seven goals), Stacy Krikorian (eight assists) and
sophomore Rachel Ronquillo (seven assist.SJ.
Kaitlyn Gentling and Kindra Railey had shared
goalkeeping duty all sea-;on, but Gentling has
missed the last couple weck.c, with an injury.
Johnston said she could rerum <;00n.
HI think we have as good a chance as anyone to
win tJ1e whole thing." Johnston said.
Troy (19-0-1) is top-seeded in Division Ill,
where No. 3 Bonita (16-2-4) and No. 4 Walnut (15·
4-4) round out the seeds.
The C..dM boys ~ the PCl. crown with
Northwood, wtuch handed them their only blem
i.sh in a 9-1-0 league campaign. The Sea Kings
topped the Timberwolves, 2-1, Wednesday, 10
earn a share of the program's fin.1 league titJe since
1994. This is Cd.M's first playoff appearance since
2000.
lf the Sea Kings handle FJ £Xlrado, they would
meet either No. 3-seeded Riverside Poly 09-4·3)
or Munieta Valley (11-5-8) in Wednesday's second
round
The CdM girls. paced by three-time AU-CIF
honoree Elisha Morgan. as weU as two-time AU
OF performers Paige Janes and Lauren Shephen:t-
son, all seniors, is anxious to see how it staclcs up
againsl Division a competition after advancing to
the Division rv semifinals the last three seasons.
Each time, however, CdM was eliminated by a
repm.entaove of the Mi!.sion League tha1 went on
to earn at least a l>11are-0f the Division IV crown.
The Mission League, however, now compel~ in
Division I.
First-year coach Bryan Middlebrook\ -.quad
won only one of tts las( four regular-o;eason
games. but 1~ loolong for a fresh start. If V1ctonous
Friday, CdM would meet the winner of the Can·
yon-RiaJto fin,1 round dash in Tuesday\ ~nd
round. No. 3 sa'<.led Canyon of Canyon Country
( 19-1-0) is a . potentiaJ quanerfinal foe. ~ould
CdM (68-17 • 16 the last four sea.<,<>n'>l get that far.
Arradia ( 17-0-6) and Westlake { 16-0-I) Jrt' the top
two seeds, re.pectively, in OIVlSIOn II
The Newpon I larbor 00,... are hoping 10 mtrmr
their first-round success of a ~ ago. lllt' Sailors
knoclced off Santa Ana.v.illey. 2-0, to open last year'!>
postseaSOn. before falling. 4-0, to eventual f)Msion
Cl champion I DI> Alamitos in the second round.
The Tars went into the Sea View l.e-Jgue finale
with Woodbndge needing a win 10 pull even with
the Warrior. and 'I.hare the league otJe Rut a 2·2
tie forced Newport I !arbor 10 settle for i.t't·ond
With a win Saturday, Newpon would meet the
St Franci'i·Agoura winner in Wedne'>day·., second
round. Loyola 08·1·5) and Santa Barbara (21 -2·2)
are the lop two seed!.. respectively, in Division II.
Woodbridge ( 15-1-3) is seeded No. 4.
Sage Hill ~ looking for the first playoff win in
the program's young history. lf the 1.Jghlning gets
that win again<,! St. Bernard. it would face the
Santa Oanta Omsltan·Oak P··Jrk winner in
Wedne:.day\ -.e<:o11d round ..
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WATER POLO HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Celebratin the Daly Pilot's
Athlete of'&: Week senes CdM, Tars begin title quests
Sea Kings No. 1 seed in
Division II, Newport No. 2
in Division I. Costa Mesa
at Culver City in Div. VI .
Barry Faulkner
Daily Piiot
LOS ALAMITOS -The Corona del
Mar High girls water polo team opens
the CIF Southern Section Division 11
Playoffs Thursday as the No. I seed ,
while Newport Harbor is the No. 2
seed in Division l, behind the thus-
far-lnsurmountable FoothlU.
Costa Mesa High, which earned
one-third of the Golden West League
championship, ls a member or the DI·
vison VI Oeld, as pairings were an·
nounced Monday at the Southern
Section office.
CdM (22-5), which won the CTF Di·
vision rv title last season, wUJ tmbatk
on tu Division U ques t Thursday at
home agaJnst Loara (9-8).
Newport Harbor (22·5), knocked off
by FoothUI In the Division J ernlflnll
STEVE McCAANK I DAA.Y Pl.OT
Jenna Murphy (6), seen here agaenst Carlsbad, and the Sailors are the No. 2
seed in CIF DMsion I water polo, second only to Sea Vtf!# League tittist Footh~I.
a year a.go, ho ts sunset Lea,gue run-
ner-up f..speran7..a (11 -15). Thursd11y.
Co ta Men (14-8), the No. 3 repre·
tentadve from itA league after a coin·
-------
ntp tiebreaker, opens nu,1rsday at
Culver City 0 2·7), the champion of
the Ocean League.
CdM'• Cive lo es include three to .
FoothiU (26-0), one to Newport Har-
bor and one to Santa Margarita, the
No. 4 seed In Division I.
Newport Harbor's losses Include
four to Sea View League rivaJ Foothill
and one to CdM.
Costa Mesa defeated Saddlebaclc
Friday to force a three-way tie for the
league crown. Should the Mustangs
advance Thursday, they would likely
face top-seeded Jurupa Valley (24-3)
in Saturday's quarter(JnaJs.
The quarterfinals In Divisions I and
II are aJso scheduled Saturday. lf vic-
toriou Thursday, CdM would meet
the Santa Ana Valley-El Segundo win-
ner, while Newport wouJd play the
Montebello-Capistrano Valley win-
ner.
Newport Harbor won the OMslon I
crown ln 1999, before Foothlll began
Its atrlng of th.ree straight OM Ion I
tJtles.
Laguna Beach (21 -6), Villa Park
(18-5) and Un1verslty (16-11), re pec·
tively, round out the top four eds ln
Division 11.
Flnab ln all divisions are scbtduJed
MMch I at Belmont Plaza.
I I
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TOOAV
20 -Kally Hunt
Newport Harbor
Golf, ·99
SCHEDULE
TOOAV •••11ttie1 Col'8ge men -Point Lome NAz.rene at
Vanguard University, 7:30 p.m Col• women -Point Lome Nawene at Vangu.«S UnlWl"lity, 6:30 p m ......
College -UC Irvine at Arizona State, 8:35 p.1?1.,;
Point Lome Naiarene at Vanguard Unlveraity, 2p.m. ' I
SoftMI
College -Point Loma Nai.rene et YanguW
UnlwrtlfV, 1:30 p.rn. ......
ColteQe womtf'I -Vanguard Unlver91ty et e.ote.2pm.
Community coll9ge men-Orange Coast .c lrvlne Valley, 2 p.m.
Community college women -ltvine Valley 91
Orange eo., 2 p.m. \
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hm• •It• ld*abon ol lhe llOla end bortor• Iha
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lhe 1 !11111 lo relf!<.I any and J. blCh
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Publ15hed NPw11or I
&... It CH.t• Mt-sa D.i~y
P">t r f!t>ruary 11 18. i'J.
200J 1044
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YOU MAY EXAMINE tltt
hie ll419t by the COUt I II
you ••• • j)41(son 1n
teresled 1n the ast•te,
vou m11y hit with the
court a Request 101
Special Nollc;e (form DC
1!>4) ot the hlln1 ol •n
11wehl0< y end •PP• a1sal
of esl1te HMI• '" ol en r pell lion or ucount
'5 provided m Probate
Code section 1250 A
Request lor Spetlll
Nolfle 101111 I\ •v••l~ble
from the l OUrt clerk
AHernoy fer '••ltl-r:
Rut-& T1>c:l•or,
Tho..tore I. Woltoco,
hq.. 6 1 1 An•-lht<I.,
Sto. 1400, Ce.to MHo,
CA 92626
Publtshed Newpor I
llearh Cusl• Mtu OJ1ly
Pilot feb1uary II 17
18 2003 TMOl'I
IOTia Of PmTlOM
TO ADUISTll ISTATl Of:
H.J.-"-
WUIJUll: mm I
UllVtlSfTY Of CAlfOlllA, IVll CW'US
*>TKI IMTltG:
CotKlflt. GRADltG & EX CAVA T10M, FWUfG, IOOfllG, LA Tl9IG & PWlllllG,
OIYWAU OI WOOO STWS, OIYWAU Ol IETAI. STmS AllD RoomG
SUICotflUCTOI PlfQCWJICA TDI STA T1IDfTS fOI COllSTllKl10I Of
UCJ rALo VllDf EXP MD PIOl<T IO. "6260, RllUAIY 2003
NUllU IS HI Rf BY Gl\I( N th.it Subtonll adnr Prequahlt<..tloon Sl<1l•m~nl\
f,,r Contrf'I• Gndon~ & f «•llAll•>n f1am1n11 Rc11tfong lalhtOI! & f la·''"""!(
Oryw•ll nn w"'"J Slt11h Dryw,tll "" Mel•I Stud\ and f10011n11 Subo unllAI IOI\
will bf' rrt..,°'d bv the llt11v .. 1\llV of r .ilofnrmd hvortf' r~ntftll\ for
qudltfi.•ll"n In lit<! "" • \Ub• onlr•tlo1 1n 10Mt1u• lton ~f f •lu \l~rd~ E •P•"''"" f'1Cl1rc1 l"f• 'l'!f./toll
All t:ontrrt .. <:1a1hn11 & I ...... tit>n f•dm•n11 Runlmc l~llroo~ &
Pl•slr11nt Oryw•ll 011 WuoJ Slud~ Orvw~ll on Mrtdl Stud• 4nd I'""""£
Sub,ontritr lnt' wh., u ~ 1ntr1~'\fti1 1n prrquahtyan" f<1r th•'-f'rute1. I .tnd
wosh to ublain !hr t'r•<111<1hl1ldlton Pa1llel mav c•ll f'tlh~• 194':11 H/4 8117
or (949) ll/4 f!OJA
SUIMITTAl DUDUNl AND ,aOClDUalS,
SubtunlrA• lor Prequ•ltli• ~111111 Slatemenl\ """' bt rrct1v~d •I th• Ulll<•
ol Ot'.1an & c .. n trutlo"n 'itrv1tr• by S:OO ,.M •• TUlSOAY, UllUAIY
2S, 200l Plu<e ••nd '>uh• nntr.ttlo< l'r~Qu•ltlicatl<ln St•l,.menl\ .,
tullow\ Att ... llon: 1........ Du<HMn, 0 f'\1&n ' ronstrutllOn s~. vtc:t\
Umvenoly ul < •lrtorn1a l1v1n,. 5201 Calt1mn1a Ave Suite 250. l1v1ne
r.ehforn1~ <Jlf,97 ?CSO Sub1111111 ar l11< Pr,.qu•ltltc dhon Stalem•nh sh•ll bt
submitted 1n sMltd envtlopr• ma1hd on lht oul\1d~ •sulCONTaACTOR
PlllOUAllFICATION STATEMENT. (NAME or TRADl), ,ol• Vo.tie
l...-.1-.•
MANDATOaY 'al-QUALIFICATION CONFllllNCl roa CONClllTl,
GUDING & EXCAVATION, fUMINO, llOOFING, LATHING &
,LASTllllNG, DaYWAll ON WOOD STUDS, DaYWAll ON MO Al STUDS
AND flC>OalNG SUICONTUCTOaS:
A mandat0ty Pre Quahhulton Confer en< e will ~ conducted on
WEDNlSDAY, FllaUAllY 19, 2003, be11nnm1 promptly al l :JO A.M.
Only Subconh 11Llors who part1c1pMte 1n tile Conlerenct m •h •nl11~ty will
be allnw~d to \11bm11 Pr~qualtl1cahon Oop1m,nh dltd, 11 qualtlolalton Is
ach"vrd will be tntluded m th• bid documents as otpprnv•d Concrete.
C1•d1n1 & C 1c.vahon fram•n& Roofm1. I ethmc & Pl1ste11n1 01yw1ll
on Wood Stud\ !Hywllll on Mt'l•I Stud\ 11nd flommg Subcontra<lors of
wh1cll •II b1dde" mu\I u•r fur the work Pe,.on\ "'"vma late• lhdn l :JS
A.M. will nol bl' allow~d lo wbm1t Pr11qu .. h11<.alton Oocumt'nh nor brd
on the PrOfl'I I .n subcont1artor\
Pn1lll1Polnh shall meel •I Unoverstty of Calllorn11. l1v1nr
Oesian & Conllr uctton Se1 v1tes
'>20 I Cahf11rn1a Ave Suite :>50
l1v1nt. (;A m97 2450
Sun1v•n ' W11ehl Conten~nce Rooms
(Cornet of Cahfo1n11 Ave '81wn AvP I
Fot furlhr< 1nl0<matton contac;t Umvrrs1ty•s Rtl>t"«>nt•hv" Brend• Dufrtl\ •t (949) 824 9">86
DESC.WTION Of Tltl raOJlCTt
The p1op<nPd Palo V"de (apansron p,,.,.,, I will PfOYldP 11te
lnf1astructure, roadway improvements, commumty bulldmas ~nd 1paf1ments
ID< 1n 870 bed eapans1on let the u1sUn1 Palo Ve1de housmf The P•lo
Veule C.pansion Piorecl will develop -.2 n1w 1p1rtments 1n I four stoty
bu1td1nr5 on 19 3 •ll1t\ The -.1 apartmenb will include 98 one btd1oom
u111ls. 260 lwo bedroom un1h 1nd M lhrH bed•oom u111h lht Proiect
S(ope may include dovelopmenl of ulrhtlt s and au1fac1n1 for po<tions of
the Celtlorn11 Avenue otenston
l vll4lflt Do1'9n & Cet1•fn1c11-(Mt h••-t•• ss~.•so,000.00
cottcanE COST UTIMATlr $2,to0,000.00
GRAOINO & EXCAVATION COST lSTIMAT11 S l ,200,000.00
FUMING COST UTUIATlr $a,7ot,OOO.OO
aocmNG COST ESTUIATh S 1,000,000.00
lATHfNO & PlASTl•ING COST ISnMAYlr $2,H0,000.00
OaYWAU ON WOOO STUDS COST ISTUIATlr $3,.J00,000.00
IHlYWAU CHI MITAl STUDS COSY UTIMATlr 56,400,000.00 nooalNG COST ISTIMA11r SH0,000.00
SUICONfUCToa , .. QUAUflCATION PaOCIDUflUr
I Subconlractor Ptequthfieallon StalenMnh will be n1ilablt T-•4-y,
f"'-Y 1 t, tOOll •I the Office of Ontcn & CoiutrvctlOn S.vlets,
University of C1hforni.. ltvtnt 5201 C.ltf0tni. AH . Suite ~. lfv1ne,
C1ktornl• 92697 2.\!iO flM Pr •qu1ftl1C1tlon '•cktt Clft be melted to
prMptc.lt'ff bidders uneblo to oOlllfl t~m lfl perton by ct1H1nt (9'9)
4 1117 or (949) 82.\ I03A 2 Th• tveluatlOn is solely tor tile pufl>OM Of dtt.1mln1n1 wh~h blckl«a
111 Cleemtd qu•hlitd for sucnuful pertOl'm111ee of tit• ty111 of wC>fk
tnclutltd 111 this projtCt In a timely nt1nn4t Tllty will be lt\Ch16td Ill th•
bid docvrntnta u eppro•t4 Cotlcttte, Crlldlna & hcantlor! fremffll.
Roofint. L•Wna ' l'l.tit.,tnc. OrywaQ Otl Wood Stllft. Or-yw1H 4111 ......
Studs and rtootlflt Subconlteclon ot wflk.h all bidden mutt UH f« th•
"°'"' 3 The Ul'l~ally ,. ...... , the 11tttt. •fl• revleWlftC the Sul>conlfe.:tor
,reciu•1tf11.1t10n St1l1111tntl , lo retttt tny •11d •II St.ttfMfli., lo •II••
'"' lnfOfmellty Ill tilt SlaltNnts Ind to lnvlt• tllou qu1J1fltcl
NIOcOfllttclon to aubmlt bldt to ttw>M prlMt conll ttlor• who hen 11"11
.,,..,aht!M for tit• ''olitct
4 Cttllt'•ct <lo<ufl'ltnh will be 1•t1l1"9 tor '"4dtll& ••""•
ewoalm•t•J "'...,<II 2'00l THl MC(Nts Of lHl UNIV(Rsrl'Y Of CAl.lfOIMA
hllfu«y, toOJ ,llMillled l'M 1003 lOU
e copy to the penon•I
reprosenlel1ve i1ppo1nted
b1 tho COUil w1th1n fou1
month\ from the date ol
lint 111u•n<o• of lelter\
u prov1dod 1n Probatr
Code n clton 9100 lhe
time lu1 11111111 cl<11m5 wilt not upir• beton1 lour
month• hom the hurm1
dale nollud above
2640 Legal Nodces 2'40 I Legal Nmlces_ 26CO I Legal Notices 2640
,ut.ltc Sele fldlllM -...U I 2002 200J IAllOA RdillM ~I
Pursuant to Chitpl•r 10 ..__ ,.........__. ISLAND IAYJ•OHT ..__ •~
comnwncrn11 with "21100 --I al,AJRS, --
YOU MAY CXAMINl the
hie kept by the court If
you 11e • pt;rson 111
teroltd in the e't"te,
you ITl•Y 11111 with the
~ou1 I • Reque'I lor
Spec1tl Noh•e (fuim DC
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1nventn1 y ·•nd "Pl'• al\•I
<>I e'IJll" J .-et' or ul
of the llu1ineu •nd fh• loll~wrr11 per•un• c-t•oct .... lS44
Proler.,10115 (;ode, nuttu .,e dom11 bu•1ne~• "' ln9tneor'• btlmo10
11 hereby e•v•n that A• Rtnchn It HO I end"' S 200,000
Sto••etr of C111ta Mo • 74!'> I 1\< '"" Av~"'"' I Approved by
aka St°'"ll" Plus M"I Suit~ A l ru,I• Mo • /S/St•phen G lodum,
Ctnt11 will r;1u•• lo be CA 926/b 'ubllc Worltt Directer
•old tu the 11n .. 1•I Jt>srph Ii ('"'"' llu\I,.• P1 1 .,,., t., I• It.I\
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at 24!'>8 Newpo•I Bl•d , •11 Auflu11torot Co•por ·• bnJ unH nl~ .ti "• • I
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12 kV SYSTEM MODlflCATIONS, ,HASl l
,aOJECT NO. 9910SS
UNIVUISITY Of CAUfOaNtA, taVINl
1aVINE, CAUFOaNIA 92697
,IOJlCT DESUIPTION:.
Wn•h mtludfl~ but 1'\ nut l1nttt,.d tn lht' fulluw1111( • .t111p '• I Ill~
d1\tf1butlon '\VSltam "'••d1f1tdlWO\ will bt 1wrt11rmPd 11 1n•1uov,. '" ~,.,
d,.llvf'lry CdPA<1ty •nd \y\tem fl,.•1t11ht., ,,.,, worh • nn ,., ,n1mu111 ,t
mod1fn .ttmn tn thfl ll kV pnwt-r • ahlc y t~rn Nn ntw •w1I h.:,..ar wtU
b• Ad <lf'd I "ston1 due tb•nk Altd m"nlMI# 1 l•m' woll lo• in• 11111•<! "~"'
mAnhnl~· •"d <1ut lb1nk will b• on l•ll•d I " t•ni .oM" f••d on I 1 ..... 1
pnmt w rit bt' ~h•nitd f'• •\l1na ablo will tu• u•mov,.•1 .tn,1 ,. ... '.,.,,..,
c .. hlit w1U bf' ~dded Minor dpmnhhnn will bt ,,.. 1uu,..d <:1v1I ""'Mll k"" .. ' ,11.,.
1ndudn \tie preparal"1n dr a1n~11• manhul• • • 1uloun t1tH "''"' h •~· h"'
dnt1 ••11•v•na
lSTIMATlD CONSTaUCTION COST: $900,000.00
Noto: ,rime llddon whe do not moot tho quallflcotlons I" the c-troct
DMumenh moy not bo ell9tblo for owa;d.
81dd1n1 Oor umrnls will bf' av••labl• lo Au1df'r 1n TUlSDAY, fllRUAllY
11, 200l •nd will b• l\,Uf'd •I
f 11 ohlte~ Mllndgt~nl
Un1ve1\1ly •'I Cahlnrnia lr vtnf' 20l lnler1m01f1t• B111l(l1n11 m•tlon~ 111d1r•.•1
19172 l1mbo1•• Boulevard (11hy\1tal add1t" >
l1vme CA q?697 S444 \949) 1174 1404
Chetk' for • n0ft-rof11ttdoblo lee will be 1equ11rd 1n lht amnu111 111
S2S.OO pt1 ~ti ol B1dd1ng 0111 umenh
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