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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2004-09-29 - Newport Mesa Daily Pilot# Dredging Won't add to sand .. 011 beach Sediment from Army Corps of Engiiieers work in the · · ~ 11 S An Ri will b d • a. h .._11 I .,.youwllh anta a ver e pumpe into water ous ore. .. ................... ? equipment is expected to arriw from Oregon, said Girish Oeaai. a project manager for the U.S. Army Corps of En- gineers. aaid. The project was expected to C06t about $4.5 million if the sand had been spread <>oto the beach with truck.&. The cost of the offshore pumping alternative is not known. Allele Robln1on Daily Pilot WP.Sr NEWPORT -Sand to be dredged from the Santa Ana Riwr won't be spread OD the beach here U many residents feared. otlidals said Tuesday. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers planned to replenish beaches between S2od and 56th streets with sand from 400,000 cubic yards of river aediment, which dry officials thought would be a win-win project that 1YOtJld twerbaul the river wh.Qe protecting the city's beaches from erosion. But West Newport residents loudly protested, saying the river sand could contain ttash and bacteria that would foul the beach. Many also argued that additional sand couJd ruin wave pal- tems and create dangerous shore breaks. After worting with the city of New- port Beach, project officials now plan to • .................. s.a AM Rlwr1 can our ~ HotHrlf et (949) 642.eoe8 or tend e-mail to daJlypllotOIMlm-.com. ,,...._ epef1 your name end tell u1 your hometown and phone numbert for veriftcetion purposes only. pwnp the dredged material into the wa- ter offshore, an option residents said they prefer. Work should begin in about three weeks, when special dredging The sediment will be pumped through a 12-inch pipe to an offshore fill area north or 56th Street, about 2,000 feet closer to the river than it would have been under the earlier plan, he said. Officials now expect 500,000 cubic yards of material to be removed from the river, but it's not yet clear how much will be deposited offshore and how much might go to other communities that want to replenish beaches, Desai Unlike the beach-disposal option. no one's kiclcing sand on the offshore-dls- posal plan. MThe contractor and the corps have really gone out of their way to make ttus a project that works for the commuruty, and we're very happy with what we've seen,~ Newport ~ach Assistant Ciry Manager Dave KifT said. See SANO, Pae• M Paws for a · cause Neighbors happy that Humanity is vetoed ' . ·. Stricken with muscular dystrophy, a local 11-year-old is getting a canine comrade. Deep• Bharath Daily Pilot D usty Brandom's eyes Ught up when he talks about "the dog." For more than two years. it's been the J I -year-old boy's dream to have a service dog. Now, after three years on a waiting list, Dusty will be getting a dog in January. "He can be with me all the time," said the Lincoln Elementary School sixth-grader, who was diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy when he was 6. The disease gradually weakens the skeletal or voluntary muscles -those in the anns, legs and trunk. By the early teens, or even earlier, it also begins to affect the heart and respiratory muscles, whidl is why it can be fatal. Dusty looks at the dog as a companion to help make life a Uttle bit smoother for him. "He could be my friend," be said. But Dusty and his family know that the dog, donated by Ralphs supermarkets and trained by c.anine Assistants in Georgia, Is going to be more than a friend. The dog, which Dusty will bring home after two weeks of training in Alpharetta. Ga., will do everything from opening doors and picking up stuff off the Ooor -to getting help in emergency situations. The dog will even piclc up the phone and tum Ught switches on or off. Dusty became dependent upon his wheelchair last year. That has not deterred him or broken his spirit. bis aide Shawn Greenfield said. •tte became so popular because kids love to see something different." he saJd. "They'd want to ride bis wheelchait, but of course, we cadt Jet them do that" Dusty seemed fine through arty cbildhood, bis mother Catherine Btandom Mid. "But~ started to notice that MARKC DUSTIN /OM.YPILOT Lucas Brandom, 9, left, smiles as he hands his brother Dusty Brandom, 11, a magazine at home. he wasn't walldng right, .. she said. "In spite of that he has always been and continues to be a happy kid." By age 10, Dusty stopped walking altogether. But h1s parents had applied for the service dog even when he was 8, because they knew that sooner or later. their aon wouldn't be able to walk. "We kept foUowing up wlth Canine Assistants every six months." bis mother said. •And suddenly one day we got this thlog In the mall that Dusty will be ldting the dog." Ralphs Grocery Co. and Milk-Bone, a trademark of Kraft Foods. wtU pay for the dog u well as its lifelong veterinary care, she said. c.anine Assistant dogs are usually rescued puppies or young aduJt dogs raised at the organizadon's training facility in Georgia. acicon:ting to a company news release. Training for each dog takes about 18 months and costs close to $10,ood. More than 500 people are on a waiting list to receive one of these dogs. A4 for Dusty, be can't wait until January. The boy with blond hair and a permanent amlle is not lacking friends. bis teleher Caire Ratfiefd said. MBut this dog, knowing what a heart thia child has. is going to magnify his sensitivity," she said. "It's going to expand his universe." Dusty is already popular among his peers for hls songwriting abilities and the way he can pla.y his electric guitar. His 9-year-old brother, Lucas, says he is relieved his brother is getting the dog. because be won't have to pick up things or run up the at&lrs to fetch something for him anymore. "Well. right now ... , • Lucas paused and then continued with a smile: 'Tm lib the dog." Daily Pilot AT A GLANCE CllMWElt tt 'Ccam ...... ...... ~ Planning Commission's decision now goes to the City Council for review during Oct. 18 meeting. Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot COS1A Ml~">\ Collegt· l'Jrk rl''ldl'IH' who adam..u11ly oppo-.ed J lo\o\ mu1rn1 housmg proJL'Cl Ill their ne1ghhorhood won a partial Vlctory on Monda\ lne Planning <...ommi'>s1011 d!:'nwd ,1 Habitat for llumanity. e1gh1-hou.,e pfOJl't"f that would develop a '>Ile hehmd I larhor Center. becau~ the maionty of tomn11., sioncrs thought 11 didn't lit 111 v.11h tlw neighborhood Hut t ornrn1'>.,101wr' .1 p proved changing the land u-.e dt''il).,'ll.tt11111 for the ~lie to allow re\1den11aJ ll'>t' h·.t\ mg the door open for another houc,mg pro)l'rt in the futurt' The commi'>'>ton\ dt'll'>IOn'-"'ill go tn the City Council for review on Oct I H I lab1tal for I lumarnty, a nonprofit t hn.. tian housing min1 ... 1rv tJ1a1 build'> dnd '>t'lb affordable houi.e' and loan" rno11ev for the mongage<. to lo"' 1nrnme familiec,. proposed eight homl'' w11h '"o car ga ·rages and ind1v1du.il driveway ... tor tht· I S· acre !>lie, wh1rh 1., made up of two propn See HUMANITY. Paee A4 NEWPORT BEACH Marina park lease tern1s shelve vote Majority of City Council members lean toward delaying action on the project as of press time. . • • A2 ~. Septembei 29. 2004 . LOCALSQ LY • NEIGHBORS Rensselaer PoJytecbnlc Institute In 'Doy, N.Y., awarded Glrrett lpdon PndMI of C.OSta Mesa ita Rensselaer Medal as Corona del Mar High School's •most promising science and math student• If Prechel, a senio.r, chooses to enroll at the university. he'll receive a four-year. $60,000 scholarship ... The Orange Coast CoDege communJty relations office won five Medallion Awards Sept. 17 at a regional conference hosted by the National Council for Marketing and Public Relations. CommunJty Relations Director Jim Carnett won a gold award for feature writing. and graphic designers Signe Johmon and a.. . ......,. Bayes placed first in poster design. A second-place award was given to OCC for its ·Coaster" newslener, designed by Johnson and edited by Carnett. The college'• weekly online staff newsletter, "Coast to Coast,• won a thlrd-place awud, and Carnett won a third-place award for feature writing ... Volunteer Center Orange County has appointed UC Irvine graduate Rob~ to its board. Myers is currently Senior Vice President of Wells Fargo Orange County, where be OYft9eeS 200 team membecs and $1.3 billion in deposits. Volunteer Center Orange County connected 41,000 people to volunteer opportunities last year. • NEJGHBORS spotlighta achievementa in the community. Please direct noteworthy informatiOQ to Jeff Benson by fax at (949) 646-4170, or send e-mail to jeff.benson@latimes.com. PETS OF THE WEEK Grace and Faith lbeae two beautiful, tortoJsesbeD. Siamese-like females were adopted about t1uee years ago by a Newport Beach marriage and family therapist. Unfortunately; they now need a new home. We are hoping you will help. Tbelr rescue names were Sasha and Katt.a. and their given names are now Grace and Faith. They haw been In a quiet. adult ))pme that has indulged them in pampered bruahlng. Our largest volunteer base is focusing on back-to-school ldtftties, and we have DO fta8able lotter tu>me for the two 4-year-olds. You don't haw to sing to help. AeUe call the ceD phone of OlAima at (949) 697-6632 to become. caregiver or to adopt tbete two IOYdy an1mU in need. Retcue update: We are ICiJl seeking help to place the oomymptomatlc leukemia cat family- Momba and her five blb&lil -Into a permanent home • within 30 days. lbe virUI bides quietly in the~ and the animals may liYt for yean with no dioical sign& •The Community Anlmel Netwoltls• community-aupporte Mime! ~linking people ~ P9IS 1hrough community .ction. See~ 9nimele .v•lleble for~ It http:/~~ °'P• Of' atop bv "*<>'•pet atOf'9 It FMhion lllend between noon ind' p.m. on weekends. Fot men lnfonnedon. cilll (Mt) 759-3fMe. Of' .... to the Community AnkMI N«woit It P.O. Box m2. Newport Beech, CA 1291. Daily A Pilot VOL ti, NO. 273 ... FOR A GOOD CAUSE DON LEACH I DALY Pl.OT Gilda Crone is a Home Depot "25 Years of Caring• awardee, choosing Someone Cares Soup Kitchen as her charity. Caring about those who care Jeff Benion Daily Pilot G ilda Crone, Home Depot's 1punky, self-proclaimed •0utalde Garden Goddess,· cares about her job and her customers. Last month. she received the Costa Mesa Home Depot'• •25 Years of Caring" award. presented to employees at each of the home improvement chain's l,700 stores nationwide. But the swud wun't entirety hers to keep. P.a.ch Home Depot store is donating $250 in gift carda to the award winners' favorite charities, so they can repair their fadlides. Crone. 50, a Santa Ana resident who works in the garden department, said she's supported or volunteered at one time or another with 18 various charities -from the American Red Cross to the Assessment Theatment 8ervk:ea Center, but she didn't choose any of them. "None of the charities I support are in Costa Mesa.• Crone said. " & I was looking around for something In the city, I talked to l 0 or 20 people I work with, and most of them said someone Costa Mesa charity will get a makeover thanks to Home Depot employee. they know has utilized the services of Someone Cares Soup Kitchen.· This isn't going to be a "do-it-yourself' project, by any means. Crone and Someone Cares manager Shannon Santos bought painting supplies at Home Depot last week using the $250 ln gi1t cards. Behr Paint donated an aClditlonal $300 to cover the cost of the painL Crone began the prep work at Someone Cara Tuetday, and at least 20 orange-aproned co-workers will help her paint today and clean \IP Thursday. Some employees prepped the soup kitchen Tuaday in place of their regu1ady scheduled hours, she said, while others donated their time oft' the clock. The crew won't stop after the paint job, though. Cashiers, auociates and managers will also take on minor repairs, like filing a ceiling light in the men's restroom and replacing a metal backsplash in the kitchen, she said. "[Crone) showed us what repairs we needed to make, and we were able to go over there and buy all the painting supplies," Santos said. Someone Cares Soup Kitchen. at 720 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. wu founded by Merle Hatleberg in 1985 and serves 250 to 300 meals per day to the poor and homeless. Crone said her store rank.I ftnt in the nation among all Home Depot branches in ·Ladies Do-lt-Henelf" class attendance. Instructors teach women home repairs. including celling-fan in.stallation, patching walls and laying tile, in the COUJ'le:S. The classes have given Crone, a retired real estate agent. a community to belong to. The classes have snowballed into 3~ boun of l~ns and Iota of laughs. "When I retired, I wanted to find something to do," she said. "It's great What better things can a retiree do than to push buttons and play in the dirt all day long7 Home Depot's a wonderful company, because it juat gives and gives.• ~ . ' -~ •' •' DUI ARRESTS • Devld Jeue Fultz. 28, Com Mesa • Ryen McOoneld .Johl'l80fl, 24, Com • Joehue Oevld Cent. 26, Huntington , Sept.11 Meta Budt • Adem Paul Thunell, 24, COit.i Meta • Chih Hung Weng, 33, Irvine MoMmy . Theee people have been errested on • Ramiro Mertlnez·Paz. 39, Coste Fttdlly • Joee Amolfo Ruiz. 24. Cotta Mela " Meta • Amber Noel Dillon, 21, AO.helm Wldrt II d9y ' ' autplclon of driving under the Sept.11 Hiiie • Shetley l¥nn DIWtct\, 37. Newport Influence of en intoxicent. They have • Devin Peut C.lilon. 33, Legune • GregofY Edwwd s.ville, 23, Irvine Budt . .J only been•~ on 1uspk:ion of 1 Niguel • Julie Suzanne Webef. 25, Long Mt.y crime end are contidered Innocent • Oougl• Robhllon lecleir, 23, 8-d'I • Vincent AMn f'fontino, 46, Whfttier, until proved guilty. Newport Beed'I ~rle Zazueta, 30, COit.i • Don P9ul Slmpeon, 48, Garden · • Ben Amn M1rter, 26, Coate Meta Grow ' COSTAIESA • Roneld Clifford .Johnte>n, 33. Mesi • Kim White, 47, Co.la Mela , lept.11 Cerrttoe ...... ....... -.... •Leigh Bev-Nido, 36, Cotta Meta • P8'J48 Ew Pedgllt. 53, Cotta Mela • Alex Bemerd Wurth, 34, COltl Mesi • PWo Geovennl Nebulo, 24. w.t lept.11 .... • Setva Ton'9-a.r.f•, 29, Gerden CovfM • .. •Ruben Anaya, 43, Coate Meta • Sean Mlchael Brandey, 33, Grow • ScoCt John ,.,.., 37, lmpeftel ·: • Seul Selornon Bhaul. 22. Irvine Wildomer • Jelut AloNO Delgado. 29, SetU Beedt • Jeffrey Mochizuki Gonulet, 37, lept.21 AM • a.otgla lotTtne MdMI, ~ ·" N9wpon Beach • Clayton Wiiiard Ralph, 36, Allio ~-z. . lept.17 Vlefo NBW'ORTllACH • Sonie Kiyennl KNtlUI, 21, lrvlne ~ .... • B.a. Irene s.awn.. n ~ • .I SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST VWleldlt. Sal a1 8, .. One of two uzzling bay dOlphtns dies Carcass is found after c..uroo5ep1.11, ~.:..._ ""1-·-'*""" ,.-h!iil .=-.. .... ...,,..... .. havhig been dead at Mid.~~~;..~ ::!: =r:: !:: -,,.. .,. tm p1eoty o1 Giil. or.d• 1-8 Open Aeglabatlon least a week. It might . ae.d.· bit. 1NC11Dt1 .anc. tb9J ._ IDd cbele 11 non.on to rear Cot ~exhibited at Back ..:!!:" ci::: ~:, 1;: =...'"':"lhe1n .,:.•,:;.. ~ ::.:"'w111> ~ .:!! pay Science Center. rtne mmnm.i apst oenna. ported w1ng the .,,.,,,... u mat't nonm1bebmor1s a vloia· 1 Wy llkl. lt wu too far eooe to long u three weeta before thaL don ot federal law. M~tlt~ O'Nell ~ tbe pn,det • or It wu the tlrlt dme ICeDy bad •<>ur policy for free..swimml.ng Oa1ly Piiot cauae of death. be laid! heard of dolpb.lns ao far f.nskSe animals, unlels w. know for '°"' 1 "lt waa an adult animal.'' Kelly the bay (or an extended period of their health is compromiaed, b : BACK BAY -Sdeodata at the said. "There wu a cbaoce it wu time. to leave them alone," Mid Joe :saa, Bay Sdebce C.enter are ah older anipW that died of old ICeDy expressed concern for Conlan>, wildUfe biologist for the ~ping to bapp~ end a lad age. I don't think It died because the a.nlmals lut month bec:aule National Manne Pilherli:s Serv- .event -the deatti of a dolphin ft was in the bay." many onlooken ~ trying for a lee. "We don't chase them out of :that had made a temporary ScboD helped bmy the decom-dOler look. J)Ollibly di8rupdng wherever diey swim into. II there '1ome in the bay. posing. 6-foOt carcma and hopes the dolphim' natural behavior. were reports it wu aWvtng to · 1Wo dolphins off .Peanon'a to immortalize the dolphin at the 1be can::us appeared to ~ death, we might think about :Port fish shop attracted aowds Back Bay Science Center with pr:opeDer cuts. but •that doesn't putting a team together to cap- !Of onlookers and the interest of the beJp of Kelly. prove anythlng," be said. twe it. but it's ldll a hands-off experU for at least two month& "The plan is, after getting per-"Wbo'a to say h wasn't already situation." ):or the past few weeb, only one mission from the tedera1 govern-dead?" Scholl said. Evesl feeding the animals is ;dolphin appeared in the area. meot, to dig the an1mal up. dean The mnalnlng dolphin seems against the law, Cordaro said. oand a dolphin carcaas found last It up. ~ the lk.eleton to be thriving and in no immedi-One woman apparently tried :week appears to be the other and build an exb.1btt. probably ate danger, Kelly said It appears to feed the remaining dolphin ;anlmal. said John Scholl, envi-with information about the ani-to be a.bout 2, he said ;mcbavles and salmon fillelb. ronmental scientist with the mal-wben lt wu alive, where it •1 think that in the time they JCelly said. The dolphin didn't :canromla 0epartmt!nt of Fish was and lta historical value," were there, the older one was tab any. ;and Game. Kelly said teaching the younger one how to Jllat's definitely illegal,~ Cor- • Volunteers found the dead Scholl hopes to have the ex-catch 6sh." he said. daro said "If we lmt!W who 1t <lolphin during Coastal Cleanup hiblt in place by the middle of Kelly has now heard reports of wu, we would try to prosecute Day at the Dacie Bay Science next year. other dolphins swimming in the them." COSTA MESA PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING WRAP-UP ' I I Here are some of the issues the commiMion considered Monday CHURCH EXTENSION The Crossing (}lurch, at 2115 Newport Blvd. received an exte~on to keep its temporary church racilities for another 2!i$ years. The .........awm temporary facilities indud~ a tent of about 7.900 squ.tre lcet and some moduJar buildings. The o.iginal approval for the temporary facilities was for 21'1 years. lbat expires on friday. To get another extension, the church needed to demonstrate sufficient progress toward the construct.ion or a new sanctuary. TI1e church's evidence or prOgTK_\ includes selling i~ former property. submitting plans for an auditorium project to the city's building division in April and starting nego1:1ations with a construction company with the intent of beginning construction of the assembly building by the end of the year. WHAT rT MEANS jGETTING :INVOLVED • GElllNG INVOtYED runs periodically In the Daily Pilot on a rotating basis. For Information about adding your organization to this lilt. call (949) 67~. C<MWION HOSPICE The hospice It now recruiting wlunteel'9 to become a friend for someone who needs that extra apec::ial caring art the end of life. Become a member of a tNm \NhoH goal 11 to promote qualtty of life and comfort mN1ures. Eedl applicant will receive 18 houra of orlent8tion and training. lnfonnatlon: (71•) &ecMnn. CCWNTYN.,_ NETWOM ,The rwtwoftc need8 volunteera to, ttMfp controt the rWng popua.don ~wild'*' In local ;'*Ghbott1oodl. Volunteen 'wouk.t tnp end deliver Cftl to ;1oce1 V9tllrinattens fof' tPevtno or 'neutenng, lind 1tMln,.... "*" 'beet to the P'°'*'Y Wt-.~ ;were bftt. The foet of the ~le tll>Mveb iv.of itCtlY c.ta. lnform8don! (Ml f7&NM'· I ;corra ... aVIC ~ ... ...... t~~ .............. ... r typing,"°' .... . I' The church can keep its temporary church facilities for another 2~ years. WHAT WAS SAID ·1n the original plan, they had shown they had needed to ... make some efforts to become better neighbors and get their property sold, land) they've done all of that in the last few years," commissioner Bill Perkins said. "Now it's chips falling into place and. in another 2V years, that structure will be gone, and we'll get the permanent structure there.» CAR-SALES LAW The commission gave the Harbor Boulevard of Motor Cars Dealers Assn. a year to work with its members to voluntarily restrict the use of outdoor communication systems to the hours of 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. and to work with code N r.ae enforcement on any complaints about its dealerships on a case-by-case basis. Commissioner Eric Bever dissented. The commission was set to consider a law that would change the city's zoning code lights and many other duties. Information: (949) 660-6269. COSTA MESA HISTORICAL SOCIETY The society preserves and promotes the history of Costa Mesa and the harbor area. Volunte8fl are needed for the ardlivel, litnry, museum, docent and publk>out:reactl programs. Information: (949) 831-6918. COSTA MESA POLICE DEPMllEN1' The Costa Meu Police Department l11881dng volunteers 21 and older to wort 8t least 18 houre per month art the main station art 99 Fair Ot1ve or at the WMtllde sub8tation art 687 w. 18th St Outte. indude answering phonet, making 8'>PC>lntmenta, regllt9ring bk:ydee, entertng date. ftngetpfinting end helping with dtywtcM projec:tL Computer eldll• .,. not required. lnfonnadon: (714) 75W02(). FYI •WHAT: Next Planning Commission meeting •WHEN: 8:30 p.m., Oct. 11 •WHERE: City Hall, 77 Fair Drive •INFORMATION: (714) 754-5245 to add rules for auto-sales businesses and outdoor communicallon systems used by commercial and industrial businesses. In April, the City Council directed the commission and planning staff members to work with the I farbor BouJevard of Motor Cars Dealers Assn. to discuss solution~ on how to handle amplified sound and the storage of auto inventory in residential neighborhoods. WHAT rT MEANS The association wiU now ruave a year to work out these tSSues among its members. WHAT WAS SAID Bever said he voted against the year exten~ion because the association would be working only with its members, not smaller dealers. "It wasn't an all-encompassing solution,· Bever said. BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS Volunteers needed for centennial fest \t)lunteera are ~ lllJUltlt to help wtd1 .. Corona del Mar Cai I ..... CdebradoD ·-· • • die wHbnd OI otL M ID17. Saturday, October 2nd ~2-3Pm ~ At the Eastbhitf Boys & Girts Club League Game Nights 7th/8th Grade Monday 6th Grade Tuesday 5th Grade Wednesday 4th Grade Thursday 3rd Grade Friday . 1st & 2nd Gracie Instructional Program 2rid Grade TuesJThursJFri. Afternoons 1st Grade Mon.JWeds. 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Netgbbon resisted the project because they aaid it was too dense, would exacerbate an al-. ready overaowded parting situation and reduce property values. 'Staff (memt>era') recommendation to deny comes down to 1 aubjectlve lnue of whether thla la e good place for these people to live. For me, I don't want to make that judgment I "We wanted to work with [Habit&t) -even five or six houses would have (provi~J enough room for parking," · dent Tamar Goldmann think they ahould make that judgment for themselves.' Bruceo.kh "This is what [Habitat) wants. lege PaJ:k resldend.al community. [It's) not willing to work with us. The lite ls walled ln on three Why the heck can't {lt) put six sides, which includes two 14- houses ln instead of eight?" foot portions -one behind Only eight homes would pro-Home Depot and another on the vide an adequate financial return east aide. at the end of wake For- on the donadon, said Scott Bell. est Drive, between the site and president of IO Development. some homes. which owns the properties and The east wall wu required by would donate them for the Habi-a 1999 settlement agreement be- tat for Humanity project tween the dty, 10 Development . "We're trying to be good and neighbors to lessen the neighbors, good citizens and noise effects from Home Depot philanthropic." BeU said. "lf we But noise issues continue to get less than eight homes, the plague the neighborhood, resi- vaJue of the property isn't as dents said. even though an great. and we're giving the land acoustical engineer found that to them for nothing." the noise from the mega store Habitat for Humanity will be wasn't significant The fact that anxious to see how the council the east wall would have to be feels about the project. aald Mark opened to allow access to the Korando, vice president of site site was a major stiddng point development of Habitat for Hu-with neigbbors, even though the manity Orange County and a for-same engineer found that open- mer city planning commissioner. Ing a portion of It would oot "At least it establishes this cause significant noise. space for housing," Korando Planning staff members also said. "If it means not us, that's opposed building any houses on OK with us." the site partially because they The commission voted 3 to 2 were afraid the Habitat home- to change the land use to resi· owners wouldn't be able to live dential, with Eric Bever and Den-with the sounds emanating from nis DeMaio dissenting. It then Harbor Center. voted 3-2 to deny Habitat's All the noise concerns are project, with Katrina Foley and understandable. but shouldn't Bruce Garlich dissenting. derail Habitat's effort to build its Commissioner Bill Perkins, affordable housing project, who was the only commissioner Chairman Bruce Garlich said. to support a residential use, but "Staff (members') recommen- not Habitat's project, said he dation to deny comes down to a would prefer four units on the subjective issue of whether th.is site that could be sold for mar-is a good place for these people ket-rate value. to live." Garlich said. "For me, I "If the project is not Habitat don't want to make that judg- for Humanity and fits the neigh· ment. I think they should make borhood, I may not be opposed," that judgment for themselves." Pemns said. Most of the site where the homes would be built has served as a butrer between the shopping center and the neighboring Col- SPORT Continued from Al ties need to have a say in the matt.er. This iSiUe a.ff eel'> so many special-interest groups." Maril Gleason, president of Es- tanda lilgh School girls' soccer boosters, who accused the school district of maintaining Newport Beach's fields · better than Costa Mesa's, said he agrees with Leece. ln a complaint filed with the U.S. Department of Education Office of Civil Rights on Sept 13, Gleason said the Newport-Mesa Unified School District is dis· criminating against C.Osta Mesa schools with predominantly La· lino populations and working to satisfy Newport Beach schools. which are predominantly white. But since his complaint., school district officials have started fixing some of the fields' broken fences • and bleachers, Gleason said. "I'm seeing a lot of action on the part of the city and school district, and that's good." he aald. LEASE Continued from Al • DEIRDRE NEWMAN covers government. Shq may be reached at (949) 574-4221 or by e-mail at deirdre.newmsn@/at1mes.com. NThe committee is a good sign, too." But he would favor a commit- tee with representatives from all user groups and with meetings open to the public. Gleason said. Nl'd like to be on that commit· tee myself." he said. "I'd defi- nitely prefer that they have someone from the boosters and athletic directors from the schools." But he understands how a comrnJnee with too many peo- ple on it can get out of hand, Gleason said. ~rd be satisfied if they open up the meetings to the public and listen to what we have to say," he said. All committee meetings will be open to the public, Hayman said. "We can't have a committee that Is too big and Wlwieldy," he said. "But what we want for sure is public input. That's critical." • DEEPA BHAAATH i1 the enterprise and general aulgnment reporter. She may be reec:hed et (949) 574-4228 or by e-mail at deepa.bharath OlatlmH.com. cotal sense of uoconftdence you've ever seen ln your life," said Allan Beek. wboae group. Stop Polluting Our Newport, hu filed sult apimt the city and Ma- said they did not feel comfort· rln4ll>Uk U.C. SUthedand Thlla able with the terms. .rospltality over the project. "To create a document. which ,rThe main polntl of the under- binds the city, when we don't standing aie oftering SUthedand have all the terma, and it doesn't a ftve-year opdon to build b1a look like we will be able to nego-project If be get:1 aD approvala, date the terms before the elec-fundJna and a contract wtth a tlon. Is not doing votera any eerv-hotel operator; a ground leue of Ice," laid C'.otmdJman John 50 yan; and a ·bue rent pay- Heft'eman. who worbd on a ment to t.M dty of SU rn!Woo committee to help hub out the per yar When COdltl'UCtion II agreement ·rm opi>C*d to go-complete or two yem after Ing forward OD th)a buie (to-~ aadM bia opdan night).. tO bUOd the project -wbicbeYer Stephen Sutherland bu de. ClOIDll fir.: ligned I llO-room hotel -98 Som. In ihu ol the w,Dary l'OOIDI for ni&hdy rental Ind 12 haclll ~ the coUndl for a -for the lite wt.. mo-end dty mil members to bdn« bOe hornet now att. He U.O of-blCt pll**6t JnforilildQe lend a bolt of amenldee for abOllt che ~ netchbortna properdee, lndud-.. would mco.np the aiy log mMMtinl ct. Gld ScoUi CoUDdl to ID bla ind meet bouee and a Community cmtet. with atf ead ckl.-d bl dae The agreement. known .. • crtdcll ...... &bit Joe Q ..... •memorandum of undei-.d· Uc cm ._ 10 dl•1 ... I .. Ina.. Wll ~ to lllaw pnJjecl .. .IDod ti" ~ we.... to haw cor.alll tnbma· ..-... • "61rlma ._. a Col dan iaboUt ... of chi~ _ ... ...,,,,, a tenm oldie proflc:t 8'11 tblt W 1111 I l ii W m ~::=QlyMJJMlmn· :-::et:.:: .. hml ...... ,...,.. ,,, ... ..... Ow II? ! I hi j'ill!!!~:: ., ..... _., •.. ,, ........ ,_" "• ............. _... ................ PUBLIC SAFETY Poliee say crash injures three people An ecty..momln8. alco- bol4related mib ln QJlt.a Mela ~y left three people injured. one ald- cally, poUce said. 1\an Nguyen. a 24-year- old Weltmlnster resident aaftered major bead trauma after he wu ejected Crom a Nlasan pickup tlUCk during • a:asb just after 2 a.m. at the comer of Had>or Boule- vard and Ford Road. C.Osta Mesa Police said. The driver, 21-year-old Santa Ana resident Oscar nnoco was treated at Hoag Hospital for a large cut on tu. left arm, according to police. 11noco was later re- leased and then booked lnto C:OSta Mesa City Jail on suspicion of felony DUI, c.ost.a Mesa Police Sgt. Mar· ty Carver said. Tinoco is be- ing held on $100,000 bail. nnoco was beaded north on Harbor Boulevard at about 40 miles per hour when he lost control and hit a light pole, Carver said Nguyen was ejected from POLICE FILES COSTA MESA • Adamt Awnue: Vandalism was reported In the 1300 bl<><* at 2:36 a.m. Monday. • Brio90 lane: Commercial burglary waa reported in the 1000 bl<><* at 6:23 a.m. Monday. • Heibor end M.c:Arthur boulevards: Prostitution was reported at 3:58 p.m. Monday. • N9'wpot1 Bout.v.rd: Commercial burglary was reported in the 2600 bl<><* at 9:41 a.m. Monday. • Superior Awftue: An Injury accident was reported in the 1700 bl<><* at 3:51 p.m. Monday. • w..tward Lane: Vehicle bur~ary was reported In the 1000 bl<><* at 7:44 a.m. Monday. • Wast Wiison Strwt: Garage burglary waa reported In the 200 bl<><* at 6:48 p.m. ~onday. •West 11th StrMt: Grand theft from a vehicle was reported in the 900 bl<><* at SAND Continued from A 1 tbe~wtndow and WU uanapoited to Weftem MedJc:al Center, police aaid. A eecond pueengm; 22· yeat-old JON Canton of Santa Ana. complalned of head pain but wu not treated. Man dies after car struck 0111 freeway A C.OSta Mesa man died Sunday moming after a craah on the Santa Ana Freeway. Outs Bart.av, 32, dled af- ter a 1999 Chevrolet Silve- rado struck his stopped 1994 Honda on the shoul- der of the southbound st de or the freeway, just south of Main Street at about 3 a.m. Sunday, police and California Highway Patrol officials said. Barta died at the scene. Jose Garciav, a 30-year- old Orange resident. was injured and transported to Western Medical Center. The accident Is under in· vestlgation. 11 :49 a.m. Monday. NEWPORT BEACH • Avocado Awnue: Petty theft was reported in the 800 bl<><* at 7:03 p.m. Monday. • w..t a.y ~Burglary was reported in the 1400 bl<><* at 3:44 p.m. Monday. • BNtot StrMt Nofth and Campus Dtfw: An injury a<:ddent was reported at 10:47 p.m . Monday. • Eut eoa.t Hlghwey. Grand theft waa reported in the 3000 blodc at 6:27 p.m. Monday. • s..w.d Roed: Illegal fireworb were reported in the 600 bl<><* at 7:09 p.m. Monday. • Superior Awnue and West 15th Street: Drunk In public Wiii reported at 5:17 p.m. Monday. • Weetdfff Drive: Commercial burglary was reported in the 1800 bl<><* at 1 :48 p.m. Monday. • 3Sth Street:~ t·and-run of a parked veh J was reported in tne 1 1 bl<><* at 6:20 p.m. Monday. of citizen effort, we were able to achieve a positive change," Sea· shore Drive resident Barbara De La Pena said. "I feel like the little engine that could." The city still gets free sand to · The project should take about prevent beach erosion. because three months if the contraetor the waves will wash the sand hired by the corps is allowed to back onto shore. and residents wort around the clock every are happy because the ocean day. The corps needs the city'c cleanses the sand and sifts out permission to work 24 hoW"!> a rocks and debris, he aald. day, which Kiff saJd will ~ "It won't put 100% of [the granted if a noise test shows the sand! on the beach, but if the operations won't disturb resi- wave conditions are good, h dents. could put a good 80% to 90'J(, of The corps also needs a permit it on the beach," JCiff said. "ThJs from the South C.Oast Air Quality would be mirroring the way that Management District to operate nature would do it." the diesel-fueled dredging At least one resident who pro-equipment. Desai saJd. tested the beach disposal Is glad the city listened to her. "I think that there were a bunch of errors made ln the be- ginning, in the planning stqes, and It seems that with a little bit • ALICIA ROBINSON covers butlne11, polltlcs and the environment. She may be reached at (949) 7644330 or by e-m.11 at a/lcla.robln.anOlatlme..oom. ,- 1 I I I I I I I :· .. . . .. ' I '· . .. -. I I I. I .._ '"lo"" ::.:- 1 • • I •, l;--.. I I I '- I - I I I I ['r HOW 10 GET PU1U8tED -1..eamn: Mall to Ryen C.ner It the Deily Pilot. 330 W. Bey Sl, Com Meu, CA 92827 • R11 lilra Hota• Call (949, 842.W fsx: Send to (949) ~170 E-mll:S«>d to da/lypllotlll.tJma..oom. All coqespondence mu.t tndude full neme, hometown and phone number (for wrific8don purpoees). The Ptlot r9MfWS the right to edit 111 IUbrniak>ns for danty and length. COMMUNITY COMMENTARY Message to city on Marinapark still bottled up By Joseph F. O'Hor1 I am a 30-plus-year resident of Newport Beach with about 25 years of management and consulting experience in the hospitality industry. In another life, I was also president and chief executive of the 6nn that owned the Newport Ensign newspaper when it was in its prime during the development wars of the late 1970s and 1980s. With this letter, I'd like to offer some community commentary reganUng the proposed Marlnapark timeshare hotel project, which will appear on our November ballot disguised as Measure L Fust, let me go on record as being appalled at the lack of city staff aeativity and political sensitivity to our community\ needs. What persistently ununaginative, lazy and shortsighted planning! ls anyone at City Hall listening to our residents' often-expressed wishes for more open space and less development? A range of more community-benefiting opuons available for this once-in-a-lifetime site comes readily 10 mind. Proposals for its commercial development were the lazy, painle<>-'> way out and should never have been solicited in the first place. Modifying the city's general plan in the manner proposed by Measure L means commercial developmenl of the largest remaining undeveloped haibor-front property left on the Balboa Peninsula 15 this the best that can be offered to present and future residents of our city? ls a timeshare hotel. with it.S ever-changing Oow of transient traffic, that is located one-tenth of a mile from a large grammar school and two churches -the latter with extensive preschool and after-school programs -a better choice than a park? How will a Girl Scout meeting facility located on the hotel site itself sound to the parents of cw:rent and potential young Girl Scoutat ~many peop&e in posidoos of civic responsibj)ity doo't aeem to have gotten the rne.mse that bas beell repeatedly delivered to them by the residents <Mil' the last quarter~ In lb.is caae. it appears Chat Slnlayana wa_, r1gbl when be wrote, -nxm who cannot remember the past are rondemned to repeat it" Secondly, the longevity o( thia proposal i.s ~amazing espedaDy in view of the obvious polidcal risks usoclated with abrogating the specific intent of the city's general plan in such an egregious mannet. 0 remember helping to organize a presentation to another City Council more than three years ago on an earlier incarnation of the same proposal from the same developer.) I wonder why it keeps turning up like a bad penny? Even more amazing is the fact that thh proposal ltves despite the fact that it is obviously and seriously flawed from an economic standpoint. Hospitality industry management people with whom I have reviewed the project concur with my Judgment that the concept itself appears operationally naive in the extreme. A 98-unit hotel (exclusive of its 12 timeshare units) is, among other things, simply not large enough to provide an adequate operating return on the invested capital it will take to develop the site. This is a tough, competitive, oversaturated hospitality mark.et -just ask the operators of any of the area's hotels. Marinapark isn't likely to ever show an operating profit. The more luxurious and Mfive star" it is, the greater the chance that it will never show black ink from operations. The developer must know this. His carrot isn't in hotel operations. which he would subcontract in the usual industry manner. It's in timeshare sales. His potential one-time Illes revenue from the timeshare aale of the 12 units Included ln the proposal can conservatively be projected in the $20 million-plus range, even assuming no more than an 80% sale. success rate. The city aees none of th.ts revenue. Once the i.ni tial timeshare revenue potential is exhausted. the developer ls gone. The city now has to deal with a facility that I.a inherently not viable aa a going concern. Does it authorize expansion? Allow more (or even all) unil8 to be time-shared? Permit downgraded service "1td support to reduce operating costs? This hit-and-run pattern of timeshare development is a familiar one in the industry. The lure of additional tax revenue is a siren song to munkipal managers, so the story has been repeated many times over in Sunbelt communities from Hawaii to Florida. As the saying goes: ·Everybody wants to go to Heaven, but nobody wants to die." Only one person seems to prosper from most of these deals. and it isn't the operator or the municipality left holding the bag! Our challenge as residents lies not only in preventing this giveaway of irre placeable property by rejecting Measure L Rather, it is in having the vision and foresight to then force our politicians to put this kind of thinking aside once and for al l. It's time for all of us to move on 10 encourage and guide the creative noncommercial exploitation of this rare site in a matter that will tru.ly benefit our community and the lifestyle of all its residents for decades to come. If they will only take the time to looJr. the City Council will find no shortage of community help and support for such a move. • JOSEPH F. O'HORA 1s a Newport Beach resident. .. ----.0 ...... , ---- LEITER TO THE EDITOR MARK C DUSTIN I DAILY I'll 0 I Mari( Gleason has been at the forefront of an effort to get the school d1stnct to act on what he and others say is poor upkeep of Costa Mesa's school sports fiek:l s. Fields defy best efforts A s an athlete attending Estancia High School, I have experienced the joys of playing on our school\ faciliti es and then other schools' faciliti es, including those located in Newport Beach. I am going to have to completely agree tha1 the l>chool district is d1 <1cnm1n • .t11ng against those of us who attend and play sports at the Costa Mesa high r,chool'> Why do the high 'iChOOl!. m the \allW school district a.., mine h<ive ~o much better facilities than my '>( hool? Yt>'>. most of those faciliti~ • .. wre paid for by donations from alumni. parents and booster., but what about after they arc built and used? None of tho'>t' people who paid for 11 are out there mm .. mg 1he lawn or fixing 1m gauon It is the school distnct m11 then· mowing. seeding and fixing th ing-. 1ha1 are broken. So. a.'> an athlete playing on a field that is dirt and rodes compart't.l tu the schools in Newport, I know 1he ..an1e people should mamtaan my field'> t-ven after knowmg alJ this, I still go out there and give everything I have to thl' '>port I am playing becaw.e I love it. As a dedica1ed athlete. I snll '>II and wonder 1f our football team could 11nprove more than ever if it had a nic...eh maintained pracuce field; our hoy., '>m.H·r team could haw gone 10 c .<1hfom1a lntt'r'>chola'>llC f·e<lcmuon 11 IL., he'>t player. did not gel hurt on their m .. n lil'ld. the girl<. son.er team LOuJd win more gam~ 1f they had a '><lier pl<ll e to pralllce; the ha. .. ehall leam could ( onw out with a '>Lronger delen..e 1f 1t h.1d a bullpen to warm up II\ pitcher'> 111 aml nmncr<, could nm fa.,1er Y.1th11ut worrying about potholt•\ in lhC' lrnd ... BRIDGET BROWN ( O\ld \fr\a NEWPORT BEACH -FASHION ISLAND 1165 NEWPORT CENTER O~IVE (Across from El Torito Grill end below the Cheesecake Factory> ~ -800 FREMONT ( 1-800-373-6668) AR'lllMONT liilthiiiiiin a , .... ~----.UT IATES. lnAT SEIVICE • ,.,.,.._ .. s.ww amonws s1nce 1937. ().w $9 bib strq . M Wednesday, September 29, 2004 SpcMtl EcllDr RkNrd Dunn: 1949) 574-4223 • ~Fu: (949) 650-0170 . I HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY Pa·ssin .... time or ~ Newport Harbor'9 Clemmie Anderson, left, fights for the ball with Fountain Valley's Emily O'Connor in Tuesday's Sunset League opener at Harper Center. Newport extends unbeaten streak to 11 with 5-0 shutout in Sunset League opener. Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The Newport Harbor High girls field hockey team has spent much of its recent practices working on passing. Tuesday's 5-0 victory over visiting Fountain Valley to begin Sunset League play at Halper C.ommunity Center pro- vided the stage for the Sailors to show- case what they've learned. "One-touch passes were clicking," Newport senior Julia Demay saJd after her three-goal performance. "Everyone was playing well from back to front and we were able to get it in the cage." The Sailors (10· l ·3) extended their unbeaten streak to 11 and have not been scored upon since suffering their only loss of the season, a 1-0 setback to Camarillo Sept. 11. The Sailors, defending their Tourna- ment of Olampions crown, have out· scored their opponents, 31-2, this sea- son. "I'm really happy with the way the girls have been playing." Newport first· year coach JCristy Cross said. "They a.re really coming along with their passing. They are looking up before they pas&" Newport also formed a wall defen· sivefy, holding the Barons (0-5· 1) to zero shots, just three days after Fountain Val- ley tallied 20 shots in a 5-0 loss to New- port in the Orange C.ounty lnvitatlonal. "I told them you have to play as if you didn't know what you did before," Cross said. "ffhe Sailors! played bard. [Senior • captain) Jenny Taylor al· Wff'fS stresses not to get cocky." Taylor threaded a pass through the middle of the Fountain Valley defense that Bemay Oick.ed into the cage to up the Sailors' lead to 4-0 in the 55th minute. Bemay tallied the hat trick two min· utes later after junior Sienna Palmer sent a cro~ into a crowd of players that trickJed a few yards from the goal. a)L lowing Bernay to get her stick on it • (Bem ayJ is really good at getting open and taking the ball without ex.eel· lent passes, M Cross said. Newport took a 2-0 lead into halftime on goals from junior Danica 1Calmbach and Bemay, the latter scoring off a cor· ner. Kalmbach then tallied an assist when she fed junior Lara Schilling. who rifled a shot into the right side of the cage in the 47th minute to give Newport a 3-0 lead. "We tried to have a more offensive game (in the second haJf], but (the Sail- ors) were more aggressive and played a lot of defense," Fountain Valley C.oach Keni Hunt said. Senior goalkeeper Ciara Lawrence taJ. lied her 13th shutout of the season for the Sailors, who a.re improving with each game, Bemay said. • A1 the beginning of the season we were shaky, but every game we keep getting better," Demay said. "Wf!re win- ning so that's good." Sasha Grumman and Amanda Fallon helped keep the ball on the Barons' side of the field for most of the second half. The Sailors face host Huntington . Beach at 4:30 p.m. Thursday before con- cluding play in the Orange C.ounty invi· PHOTOSBYKENTTIE'TOW/DM.YPl.OT tadonal Saturday at Marina High. Newport Harbor cap~in Jenny Taytor chases down the ball in Tuesday's Sooset League opener against Fountain Vele/. · TENNIS New clubhouse plannedfor~VTC , .. '-. ... GOLECOAST Costa Mesa producing heavy metal Teacher and starter both qualify for October's world long-drive championships. =~•rton : Mary Beth Arnold and Kyle ~ occulonaDy cross paths It Cole& Meu Golf & C.OUUtry Club, where they both wOJt. ~ Bui Deld month the two wlD q>naresm, along with hWldnxls of other golfm, at the Palma Golt Qub in Mesquite, Nev., for the ReMu Wodd Long-Drtw diampk>nsbilJ9. Both Arnold, who teaches ~ da)'l a week at Costa Mesa, G Wlleon, I starter four daya I .. at the dub. reached the 6- .... of the women's and open dJ- vj.siqps. respect:JveJy, for their l8ngest blasts at district qualify- tDg Ikea. : The championships will take ~ Oct. 19-23, wheie both WDlon. making his first world 6-rial appearance, and Arnold rbust advance through more quaUfying rounds to reach the aemHJnaJa and final of their re-si>ecttve d.Malons. Wilson is one of 128 golfers entered into the world final. •1t would be cool to have the men's and women's (long-drive champion) from the same a>une." said Wlbon, 30, a C.OSta ~resklenL Botb come into the competi- tion on the heels of strong out- ings in the district qualifiers. Arnold's 268-yard blast placed her second h> Sheila Kelliher of Pasadena (313 yards) in the Dis- trict 2 qualifying at the Palms Golf Oub SepL 19, where three <11 the final 12 golfers earned a &p<>t in the women's world final. Amold. who attended F.dison Wgb in Huntington Beach and J))ayed basketball for two sea- spna at Orange. Coast College, will mBe her third ltlldght trip to the world championships. Wlllon qualified for the world open final with a 358-yard drive, good for second to Andy Davis (362) of Tampa. Aa., at the Dis- trict 8 qualifier Sept 4 at Hank Haney's Qty Pointe Driving Range in Dallas. Wilson, 30, a C.OSta Mesa resi- dent. earned one of three spots into the world champion.ships from a ftnaJ field of 12 golfers at the district qualifter where, a ~ earlier, hit bid to reach the plnn•deoflongdrivingcameup jUstshorL •Relief, finally,· said Wilson when asked to describe his emo- dona after qualifying for the world ftnaL •Last year I made It to the shootout round and just missed." PHOTOS BY DON LEACH /DAILY PILOT Mary Beth knold, above, and Kyle Wilson of Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club qualified for the wor1d long-<lrive championships. Arnold, who llvea in Huntlng· um 8eldl with husband Tum. a&iltant pro at FJ Niguel Coun· try Oub in Laguna Niguel. daughter, Kayta and eon. Jab, ftnUbed sill:h ovenll in the wodd cbampionablps two years ago and mJaaed making the ftnal round in Jut yar>a event by 12 inches. Both Arnold. 38, who played on the Playen West mini-tour from 1988-93, and WU.On come into this year's championships in better physical shape than prior years. giving them added confi- dence. Arnold hu lost 63 pounds aince December 2002 while Wil- son, who stands 6-foot-3 and weighs 205 pounds. has added 15 to 20 yards on his drives com- paied to a year ago. He attributes the added distance to a more rigorous strength and flexibility training regimen. Wlllon also cut his driver two GOLFER. OF THE WEEK: GEORGE HANOLD Pickiilg apartpar-3s ~ • ••n:C.-.Meu oaw a Counlrv Club ... Cd I II! Colll Meu ••11111W.....PWn9.N.Y. ,..21 .......... Ats Iii -·••••••t•nll:t: ,.... .. ift ... Clf. ..................... ..... ....._ ... . •• ............ In front °' ............... ~ .......... a. .. ,. ................. .. ............. 1 • ......... ,_ .. ....... .... inches shorter. to its current 50- inch length, from a year ago. "I thought (the reduced length) wouJd take distance off, but It hasn't and I've gained a lit- tle more accuracy with the shorter dub,· Wilson saJd Accuracy becomes a premium ln long-drive competitions. where golfers need to land drives within a 40-yard wide swath in order for the shot to counL The 40 yards can seem even more narrow once one steps to the tee, in front of a gallery, Ar- nold said. "Your hand!> are -,haking on the tee," Arnold said. "But it's cool lo have that adrt:'nalinc go- ing again" Arnold ..aid !>he 1s hitting the ball as far as she did a few years ago. <>he !>wims. performing re- sistance training in the water, whlch ha'> helped strengthen her lower back. But ~he said the Lrammg 1<, not long-drive '>pecific. "For me, (long dnvingJ 1s a fun, recreational way of compel- ing again," said Arnold, who be- gan playing golf regularly when she started teaching at Costa Mesa Golf & Country Oub in 1987. In a year she was playing on the mmHour with V1s1on!> of qualifymg for the LPCu\ Tour. "I love the game and decided that !golf] is how I would make my living. At the time I thought I would make living by playing."' Arnold said with a chuckle. She tried to earn her l.PGA Tour card four time!>. but in the fall of 1992, decided it was 11me to move on. She got a job as an as.'>1'ilan1 at Mile Square Golf Cour!>e in Fountain Valley, worked for a time al Mesa Verde Country Oub and '\tarted teaching agam at Costa Mesa in 1999 "It doesn't pay to be a streaky puner, • Arnold said. Come the week of Oct. 19 in Mesquite, Wtlson or Arnold won't need 10 concentrate on putting. Wilson will compele m open diVlS1on qualifying Oct. 19 and 20 while the quarterfinals. -.cm1- finals and final will be held 0<.'t. 23. F.SPN has traditionally 1ele vised the finals, scheduJed for 7:30 to 8: 15 p.m. Oct. 23 for the open division and 5 to 5:45 p.m. for the women's tl.ivision Wilson is primed for a power- ful performance. I "I think I'm at )tle top of my game," Wilson~ saJd. There are a lot of guys out there If you make it to the final six r seven guys, you are a big d I just have to go out there and see what hap-pens.• PILOT PRACTICE TEE DON LEACH I DAJLY PILOT Uphill bunker shot with Newport Beach's Paul Hahn f It I NEWPffiT Rf.ACH <Ot,T I ' CL l a Get shoulders even with the ground and place ball forward in stance Follow though on slope of terrain. You don't need to take too much sand. Paul Hahn ON THE GREEN Costa Mesa resident Rich Kid der and partner Kyte LleweUyn of Huntington Reach shot an 8 un- der-par 135 to claim the 17th Southern California Golf A.<..socta tion affiJ1ate team champ1onsh1p at the Bajarnar Oceanfront Golf Resort m Ensenada. Ba1a Cahfor ma Kidder, 52. a packaging broker. and LlcweUyn, teaming up for the fil"'il time, won the titJe by three i.trolces over San Pedro re.i dents Grant Beachley and Mtlce Mclachlan in the twO-round champ1onsh1p. the SCGA'!> lir<.t on foreign <;011. Kidder and IJeweUyn shot a 9 under 69 playing a four-ball formal -on the VtSta/Oceano course 10 taler a Lhree-strolce lead after the opening round before tallying a I -over 72 on the Ocea no/Lagos cour.e m the final round. Costa Ml'..n resident Steve Metro and partner GJen Shepard of Orange (82 71 -I 53J finished lied for 13th. • Ryan Evans carded a hole-m- one on the par 3 eighth hole on the Mesa I Jnda c-ourse at Costa Mesa Golf & Count.ry Oub Sept. 17 • Newport Beach'~ Pete Daley shot a 6-over 77 and is tied for 21 sl with eight other golfers after the fir..t round of the 27th Southern Caltfonua Seruor Ama- teur Olarnp1on.ship at Wilshire Count.ry Oub m Los Angeles. DaJey. a Mesa Verde Country Oub member, carded two birdies -one on the 142-yard par-3 sev- enth and the other on the 555- yard. par-5 16th. Steve Bogan of Placentia shot a 3-under 68 and leads the 36-hole tournament by three strokes aver Steve Yavorslcy of Capistrano Reach and Paul Kay of Encino. The final round is today. '1 Bth Annual Hart.or Heritage Run and Free Fitness Fair -/ ~&:i---{ > '· ., TENNIS Continued from M the 20th yea1. w1d $6,742 by year 25. "This Is such a win-win situation," Jaeger wd. "The members save money and get a brand new clubhouse." Memben. had to vote to approve tJ1e court resurfacing and also had to vote to see if a new tennis clubhollbe was even desirable. Jaeger saJd the August vote was two-to-one in favor of the plan. Nothing can even start without the funding, though. Holh Jaeger and Mesa Verde PreMdent Tom McGreevy agree that the earliest construction would begin would be at the beginning of 2005. "Nothing is finalized yet,· McGreevy ~d. "By the end of lktober we hope to have the 40 people, which means we'U have all the money by November. It '4'on't be until Lhe l'in>t part of the yl'ar until we can do anything.· SPORTS BRIEFLY ThorstieSSI>owers Mustangs Kyte Thorsnes.s scored eight goals in vi.siting Costa Mesa High's 13 ·3 Golden West League boys water polo victory aga.imt Santa Ana Tuesday night Co6ta Mesa dominated the first and fourth quarters. acoring a combined nine goals to Sama AnU two. The Mustangs (6-2. 2-0 in Seague} also recdved lWo goals from lJ.tR Yellin wilh one goal apiece from Adam n>ugtas. l!van Spencer and Anthony Adamowicz.. Galdlltw..t~ c-. Me.a 13. s.m Ane 3 Scol'9by-~ CM 4 2 2 Ii 13 SA 1011 3 CM -nior.ne. a. Yellln 2. Douglas 1, Spencer 1, Ademowlc:l 1. Savel - Jaroslawtkl 7. SA • AMrado 2, Vera 1. Saves - Castro 6. Mesa edges Panthers • TBNNJS: Evelyn Wallace -+-'"' \ "'i .. ., .,. ..... ~, .'' ...... ,' and Jasmine Mathieson each won two of three 1Jngles IM!tf for the Costa Mesa High girls tennis team, which defeated Golden West League Coe Orange on games, 80-71, after the teams had each won nine sets Tuesday. Leah Le and Hong-An Ngu- yen took two of three doubles sets for Mesa (4-5, 4-1 in league} while Urth Hoang claimed one singles set. Singles spark Eagles •TBNNIS: Sara Stratton, Heather Morton and Yvonne l.a.ldler helped the visiting F.s- tancla High girls tennis team win all nine singles sets en route to a l3-5 Golden West League victory over Santa Ana Tuesday. Stratton and Morton Jost just three games while Zaidler went 6-2, 6-0, 6-2, for the Eagles (6-3, 5·0 ln league), who ant 17-0 Jn league matches dating to la.It season. Estancla's doubles team Of Sage O"lbole and Cathy Pitt· man won two sets. Sage stays undefeated •TENNIS: The sage Hill School girls tennis team ha.s continued where It left oft. The re.lgning Academy League champions ma.de quick ~ofk of Brethren Ouistian Tuesday. 17-1. No. 1 singles player Sarah Ge- ocaria and No. 1 doubles tan- dem of Sarah Flynn and Aile Shu both only lost one game combined. Tars nipped by Foothill •GOLF: Junior Natalie Dra- ganza led all scores with a 5- over-par 41 for Newport Har- bor, but It was ~ot enough as Foothill edged the Sailors. 240- 242, ln a Sea View League open- er. Kayleigh Hom (42), Kendall Horn (52), Oco Kagasotr (53} and Ashley Jacobs (54} scored for Newport Harbor (2-2 overall) CdM sets record in loss Utuvlnlfy .... 1-0) ... a.ct by ~" ~ 2-oWf-par • 'Cdk pMld llCOftt from catdin McDoMld (38). «Ade Mc~ttri~ (.0). Jonna klm (40), Jade Altirfgbt (42) and MicbeUe Albrecht (°'6). Sage rebOwlds for win • VOU8YM11: $ap Hill's girls volleyball team avenged a tournament lou to Irvine by defeating the Vaqueros. 25-23, 28-26. 19-251 26-24, 1\Jtiday. The Ugbtntna (5-4} were Jed by junior outjjde hJttera Vista Murphy and cat Dailey. Murphy floJsbed with 16 kll1t and 11 dip and Dailey reg11tered team- higbs In kills (17) and blocb (ftve). Kelsey Lawler had 47 u- sists. Sea Kings downed •WATER POLO: Corona del Mar High goalie Gaston Sanford had five steals and two saves. but the visiting Sea xtpgs lost to Harvard-Westlake, 12~6, ln a nonleague boys water polo game Tuesday. Jacob Murphy and Blake Schoenberg each bad two goals for CdM (4-5}. OCC extends streak Cbast women shut out • SOCCD: fn a ~ Orang~ F.mpn Conlettnce game, the Santiago can~n conesif women·• •occet team score<t onct lri each half en rouc~ to • 2·0 home victory over Orange Cout Tuesday. Anteaters Wing it in 5 • VOLLBYBALL: KeUy Wlng reco~ed 31 .k.lll• and LO digs &4 the host UC Irvine women's voJJ leyball team rallied to defeat UC RlversJde, 21-30. 27-30, 30, 26, 30-28, 15~6, Tueiday ln Big West Conference action. Lancers strike Lions • VOUBYBALL: Cal Baptht's women's volleyball team got a match-high 21 lcills from YudelJ ka Bonilla to down host Van• guard, 30-23, 21-30, 30-23, 30~ 22, ln a Golden State Athletic Conference cont.est Tuesday. Jaclyn Lee led the Uons (17 -61 4-3} with 12 killB followed by 11 each from Keri OeHaa.s and Jen- nifer Gelsbauer. Sevryn Demo!i led Vanguard with 32 digs. VU wins GSAC opener The Ki,vanis Club of Costa Mesa 1\nnual Pancake Breakfast •GOLF: The Corona del Mar girls golf team suffered a 203- 207 loss to Pacific Coast League opponent University at Straw· berry Farms Tuesday. The Sea Kings (4-1. 0-1 in league) set a school record in the loss, beat- ing their previous low by five ~trok.es. • SOCCllllt Sophomore for- ward Miguel Ochoa scored a pair of goals and asa.lsted on a third to lead the host Orange Coast College men's soccer team to a 3-0 Orange Empire Conference victory over San tiago Canyon Tuesday. After going~ in its first three games. Orange C.oast { 4- 2-1. 2-0-0 in the OEC) has now reeled off four straJgbt wins, In- cluding its first two In conference. •SOCCER: Matt Hess tallied his 12th and 13th goals of the season while teammate David McAulay scored twice to help Vanguard's men'i. soccer team defeat visiting ChriMian Heril· age, 7-0, to open Golden SLah' Athletic Conference play 'l\Jei.- day night. Darin DeVore. Nathan Kram er and Andrew May each addell single goals while May added an a~lst for the Liom. (7-3); who have won four c,traight. Legal Notices 2640 MOTICl IMTllG .S N11111 e 1\ h~11·by l(iv~n lh 11 lhe H11nl1n11tun ti•• 11 h l1111un lh~l1 Sthoot 111 ""I #Ill r~• ~IVPd 1 tit t1 hid\ lur I hP ,.,IJ11w11w llul Nn 4/1 t wul \1tv1te I q111pment '' I 1111111dm V.Jll~y High <;, hrmt I 1111 ()< !Ober /() )(X)4, 2p111 Ii"' pPoflf~loons and 1 "' • 411 In obtained '" 111 tht f'unh•s1na llP11>111ment at 10251 Vut ~town Av,. Hun• lmylt•n B~ath I.A or by • ~lhnr ' 114 > 964 3339 • .r ~ l'lO lluh \hdtl be r11te1ved "' lh•· Purt hHtni De 1i.trlmrnl n1 lillf'r th•n lhf' ddle <1nd ttme sl111ut~ted above, al wh11 h 11me bid~ wilt be 11uhhtty opened and rud •loud E•th bid shall tema1n ohd for • pettOd ul 60 ddys allf'f the dale ~f'llllfd fo1 t11t receipt of bid' 1 he O•slrn t shalt be the ~ote fud~~ of the qu•hty of item\ olfeied and rnerves the rleht to r f'~ct any or alt bids and lo w<11ve any it· reeuta1111es 1n the tHds or lhf' b1ddm1 In 1ccordance wl111 lC I 7076 11 the Oialrid hn a perhcipahon toe! of 3 p•rc.ent tcw OVBC for funds alloc1ledjy the Stile Attoc:a)llin Board Hunl1ntf011 BMCll Ualotl Hi1h School Olalrtc:t 8o11rd of Trustees By Susi Mel'"'· Oirec •~ Procure-t/fn ., IV CoftwveUon Publtslued Newi>Otl Bet< h/CosU Mew Oalt)' Pilot. S.,lemkr 2'1J, zoo.tOct ob er 6, Z004 WSSI Ac-.. .... ......... Tiit fotlowint Plftonl ttrl t1o9't MrMb II' STI~My,31~. lrwlM, C. t2IM Sllrllher CllenL.-.-:. II: Au•tin ....... c. ~ Thll bUll!Hlll •• CO* Benefiting Costa Mesa A YSO and other lo<.;al progrnms for children and families Saturday, October 2, 2004 7 AM to I 2 "\OON Cosla Mesa I ligh School Donation: $4 per person Family Four-Pack $13 Fvcryonc Welcome! en el s1t10 web de c..Mornoa L• Ser-w:es (wwwt.~ callforny or2), en el Centro de Ayuda de ~ Cortes de Catifornta (WWW tOlrtslfO ta llOV ~/~ 0 po niendose en contecto coo la cur le o et coleejo de abopdos loca6es CASl NUMBER (Numero del Caso) 04CC07J 13 The name and address of lhl' court 1s ([I nomb" y direction ~ la corte es) ORANGE COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT, 700 CIVIC CEN· TER DRIVE WEST SANTA ANA CA 92701 CEN TRAl JUSTICE CENTER JUDGE GREGORY H LEWIS DEPT C22 The name. address. and telepho11e number ol plaintiffs alt or ney. or pla1nt1fl without an attorney is· (El nombre, ta drrerct0n y el numero de tetefono del 1bo1•do del demandante. o del deman<lante qut no Irene 1bo11ado. es) M1ch1tl A Lllnphere. Tredway Lum,dinne & Doyle LLP. 1920 Matn Street. Suite 1000. Irvine, CA 92614 OAlE (I echa) JUL 02. 2004 ALAN SLATER, Clerk (Stcret1110). by ALVIN l. SHRADER. Deputy Pubhshed Newport Beach/Costa MtH Dilly Pt lot Sept I 5. 22, 29, Oct 6. 2004 W552 lliAl I011(I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Bofrd of E duc1tlon of the New oort·Mtsa Unified Sdlool Or"rrct ot Oranu County wlll receive sealed bids u" to 8:00 • m on the l3th of Oct obef , ZOOt. at the P1Hchasln1 Office of Qld Schoof District. located at 2985 B BHr SttMt, Costa Miu.. CA 92Sa, at wtllch tune Ntd Men writ be publicly optned and rHd to1" T1bs. Cut Stoctl 1nd C¥bonln1 P•I* • llO fl 07 · 01S All l>ktt •• to M 111 ac:~ordanu wlttl Conell· ~ ln1tr11Ctlon1, MCI ~ttoM wMttt •e cin NI In t:tla effie4 of fhe l"wdluilw DlrectOf of Mid Sc~ District, 291~ I IHr Street. Colt. ..... CA 12121. A ,_f«Nl'CI lolld ntlJMt~eteN dlacr.-ot .... Dtltrlct. .... WMlr .. , .... ...... l>Alltor•pilriof of fa.TY fNt <•> ..,. .... ttie ....... ,. ........ -...... . Tiit ...... , ... '* of .. ....... • ..... U.lflH lctlffl OfMUtl ,..,.,.. lh ,... .. , .......... SCHEDULE TODAY Tennis QUOTE OF THE DAV DEEP .SEA High school gir1s -Troy at Newport Harbor, 3 p.m.; Corona del Mar at San Clemente, 3:15 p.m. Volleyball High school gir1s -Ocean View a1 Estancia, 3:15 p.m.; Costa Mesa 81 Saddlebadt, 3:15 p.m. "/Senior captain I Jenny Taylor always stresses not to get cocky. '' ~&COUNTS N9wport Lwln9-• boN, .. anglers. 9 yetlowftn tuna, 88 ~lowtall, 8 lklp jadt. 74 ceJioo bm, .a Nnd t>ua, 4 hellbut, 2 roctfish. 16 aheepshMd, 81 whitefish, 1 blue pen::h. 95 bonito. W..polo Kristy Cro11, Newport Harbor field hockey coach High school boys -Edison at Corona del Mar, 3:46 p.m. IOna OFMUC .._ NOTICE IS HERE.BY GIVEN that a public hurina wm be held by the Cost• Mna City Council on October 4, 2004. 11 6.30 p,m , 1n the Cooncll Chambers ol City Hall, 77 fllr Drive, on the lollowma i1em A RESOLUTION AU THORtZtNG 1pphc1t1on for, and actept1nce of, year 2004 Local L•• Enforcement Block C11nt allocehon tn the amount of $25,63' 00. with an 1pprop111tlon of S2.8348 00 1n m1tch1na funds from the 2004 C1tuen's Option for Public Safety, lcw 1 total appropriation of $28,482 ()() Ir THE AFOREMEN TtONEO ACTION IS CHALLENC£0 IN COURT, the chalfenK• may be hmtted to only those issues 111sed at the pubhc hurina desutbed 111 the notice, or 1n w11tten corre'S90ndence dehvered to the City Council at. Of prior to, the publtc: hea11n1. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that at the above time and place, all interested persons may appear and be heard by th• City Council bn th• above item JULIE fOlCIK Deputy City Cll!fk City of Costa Mesa ACCOUNT NO. 01 Published Newport 8t1ch/Cost1 Mesa Delly Ptlol St$>temblr 29, Z00t W556 ...CIOna an. llAffK•AO fllPmAI THE COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL will hold il pubfi<: hu11na tor the 1nm.11t rniew of the Citywide Tr1ffte lm"act fee Proeram on Monday. Octobef 4, 2004, et 6 30 p.m., In the Council Chambers of City Hall, 77 Fair 011ve. Costa Mes. THE TRAHIC IMPACT FE£ Proerem hes been establilhed lo finan<:e lhe 1mprovemenla nee· assary to 1ddr1ss the cumulatlve 1mp1ctr. of dentopment wlthtn Costa Mesa 1nd to ensure th1t the stendard level of urvtce is ma1nta1ned on the Traffte Circulation Sys· tem AN AUOIT OF THC Traffic Impact Fu Proerem Is available for rey1ew by the publjc at the Costa Mn• City Clerk's Office. 77 f llf Or1v1, Costa Meu PUBLIC COMMENTS in either or1I or written form may be pres.nted dunn1 the pubhc hear m1. f Of further mfOf· mallon. telephone (714) 754.5335 Of" •tStl the Trensportahon Serv1t1S 01w11ion II City Hall, 77 F11f Drive, Costa Mesa, Mondey thfoueh Friday. S:OOe.m toSOOp m JULIE fOLClK Otputy City Cletll, City of Costa Mui Ac-.. ..... ... s...... Tiii foflowma perlOf'ls •• c1o1n1 b111111Us es: Sltver City, 3723 South 8rlatol, Sent• Ana. CafHotnla 92704 Allrt11 k1ler11t1nl. 24751 0Mflia Sue Drive. =-Hllfs, C.llfornll Tlllt IMlltntu Is con dUctM tly: lift lftdivlclual Hne you lt.rt.d ~ ...... Y9t?No Allrt.tt k•ttttnl Tilh 1ltt1ment WH .... Witt. \Ill County an ot °'•• c..ty •Cll,117/04 •U tHIM Ditty Piiot s.t. zt. Oct . I. U, 20, 200t MM ........ ,.... ..... •s....... The lollow1n11 persons are dolna busjness as I) Salon Me~. b) Medusa, The Salon. 130 N f11rv1ew, Suite 0, Santa An1. CA 92703 Raul R1m1re1, 2121 W Coronet Ave Anaheim. CA9280l Thts busmeu is con ducted by· an ind1vjdu1I Have you star led dotn& buslfless yet' YH, 9/25/04 Rauf Ramuz This st1tement was fried with the County Cl«k of Oun11 County on<Ylm/04 20M600U64 Dally Pilot S«pt 29, Oct 6, 13, 20, 20CM W563 ~ ..... ... s...... The follow1n1 persons If e dotn& bUltfWISS 1$ Stiver Star. 3723 South Brlslol. Santa An•. Cetifornta 92704 Aflreu Ketarestenr, 24751 Gt0fll8 Sue Oflv1, La1un1 Hills. C1llforn11 92653 This buslneas 11 con ducted by. '" tndlvtek11I H111e you started do•n1 buslne» yet? No Alif111 K1llf'Htanj This statement wes hied Wttll Ill• County Cl¥11 of Orena• County on <Yltl7 /04 l0046002JS2 Dally Ptlot Sept 29, Oct 6. 13, 20, 20CM W565 ,.... .... .. s...... Th• fottowl11& C*sons '" doln1 bu1lnns 11· •> RlatC>f1nte Mlmma Gina Wltlftfont Dlnln.&, b)Hatty'1 lu, 25l 'aclflc Coast Hiahway, ~ort Inch, CA fWwport ... llllM, Inc (CA). 251 l"ec:lfte CoHI Hl&llWIJ, N1wport Jeec:h. CA 926eO This bvtiMM Is CO!ll• dllC.tN .,; • c:Mpetltioll ..... 109 .WW dolftl 1WPtt11yet7Y11. 07/0V19111 ... .,.,, ....... Inc .. Miiot Flotl, "-*'" Tilll ............... '"" Wittt tM c.unt, Clerk of Or••• Cotlfttr •-.w.M . ....... D.,Nilts.t.2t.Oet I. IS.JO,_,. W9 ...115& .. SOIOOlllllCT 1.01 Ito TIMl, DAU ANO '1.ACI, TIWINICU MIOOU SCNOOl A. IW 0.-Mlt Tl-ett4 114 Deo4t1.-r...-,, ~ 2•tti. 2004, 02:00 ,.,.,. A. PlaCI of Btd Rec.e1pt Nf'Wl>Orl Me'I lln1hf'd School 01str1<:1 Purchasine. ?98'> B flf'Ar "''"'' Coste Meu, Ca 97626 8 . Proiect Name Measure ·A· TtWINl<LC Mtddte School 810•106 O'I C. Place Plans 11 e on lite Mc:Carthy Bu1td1n1 Compan1f'\1Mta~ur e A Oll1ce 2985 C Bear Street Costa MUI. Ca 92626 1.02 SUMMAllY Of WOfllC: Pro)ect Descriplton This prore<.t co11s1sh ot the lnffntructure installation and coordination of 10 new pcwtabte ctenroon1' and 2 ntw portable Restrooms and ph1wd modern11l1hon of a middle school 1n thll Newporl Mesa Umhed Sthool Otstrrc;t Spe<:.rfrully. health & s.lety compltance N>A <:ompltance. buttd1na shell 1ntearitv up11redes, cllsttoom mter10fs technoio&Y and inlr .struc tur1 upcr edes Prellm1nttry £sltm1te S.4 100.000 00 1.0J NOTtcli A. NOTICE IS HCRCBY GIVCN that Newport Mesa Unrhed School DtStriet actma by and throu11h tls Governlnt Bo1rd will receive $Hied btd~ tor 1wwd of • contract for the above n•med Prorect up to, but nol latllf than the bid deadhnf 8 Bids shell be recetved rn the plate 1dent1fred •bo•e Whethw 0< not bids are ~nf'd uactly at lllt lime fiatd in this notice. no bid win be recllwed aftllf the btd deadline C. PLANS AM> SPECIFICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE NOW The do<:uments mey be reviewed at the PROJECT MANAGER's off1<:e (see tddreu item H. below) Oft CAH BE PURCHASED FROM UfflttMIT IWIPllMT: 16172 C-tntctS.. c...r. trvlM. CA. .,60t (Mt) SS2-7ffl FAX ('949) SS2-I 209 !>. Th1 Drstrlct will be 1n1ll1hn1 ind entorc1na 1 labor Compllanc:e Proer1m In eccord1ne1 with the PfOvlalon' •nd requ1rem1nts of Assembly Bill · 1506 and pursuant lo Caltlornia Labor Code sections 1770 et s.q All conlt1ct0fs and the1r eppkabte s~tractcws f)lf1orrn1n1 on the PfOjlc:t 11t1 wilt l>t requlf1d to <:omply with thl r1qunmenla of the L1bor Comphance Proer em inclusive of, but not llmited to pro'llldlna tltl Lebof Co111"h1nt1 Offlclf or 1111/het desl&n•t.cl reor1Mnl1tlv1 the r11t1t to conduct •1ucttt" lntetvlews o1 tllt tr 1dnmtn 1>tf fOf rrun1 on t111 PfOlocl arte on an u dlem1d nKnsary beSta durtna emc>loytH n0<mel worhlne hours, at no tddltlot)tl coat to the Otstrlcl. Of any of lfll Ofstrlct'1 r1prnet1tallw• or ICtfllS £. £Kii BIOOER must post • I>~ bond Of oUltt MCllflty In the e111011nt of 1.,._ of Ille 1mount of the bN with the bid. f. Etch llOO(lt, slm11tt1nt0Vily with 1111 e111cullon of the Conttaet A&r~t. '"" be rectUlftd lo furnish • ltbOr 111d Mtterl•I ,.,form•nc• Bond In an amount equel lo 100 l)lftenl of the Contract avm end • Ftithlul l"arf0tmtnce ION In an 11110Vnl 1qu., te too CMt If Ula Contract lum s.'cl BoMs all•lf 110111 111 admitted Ctllfornl1 s ... ety utlsfactC>fy to 1111 Dlatrfcrt enCI liStN In the fMltel ltetlater, IUMd llt Ille Oto11t111tnl of Trenwy Md "'-"' bl Ct111orm. Said Bond *" rMllllll In full twee end 1ff1tl thtwp Ula Mt"plfiod, 1"-llOOllt ....., be • llce11a1d contn1tt0f .... IFMIMll to tftt lllllntU end l"r~ltt C04M .. ~llltlte~<:~ t:tla lrW. flf whkfl tht COlltrKlor le .... _ .... • Tiiie IW9'1Ct lte• l• ~ Vmr1n lutilMIU ..... tlc.Uoll .... • ...... ..... ttlla l"tlOICf 9"°'1~ be Ntm• .. """'°JCCT MllM8lll. '~~~·......... '~ 714/424..., · Mcew~ ......_ CO P'AX~ 114""4·•1 ~~.:· lm·C hli"lttlll. C01t1 MeN, C.. .. --.-Policy How to Place A · Ralel Ind deadlinta ll'O IUbject 10 cbM.,e without notice. 1be pubtiaha- rea«vea lbe riabt to cenp, ~. riwbe or re~ my cluaified ldWrtilemeot. Please report any error tb8t may be in your clarified ad hivnedillely. 1be Daily Pilot 8CCtptl no liability for any error in , an adVcrtilement for which it may be rapooaible except for the cost of the spice actually occupied by the error. Credit can only be allowed for the first imertiao. C~ASSIFIEAD Monday .... m ••••••••••••••• Priday S:OOpm Tuesday ................... Mooday S:OOpm C .... 111/ Mt I tall 11• MP ss 4 aeons nc -c:a.c. Elc. S1s ' Sh .Ill Mic • .,., ha .,.. Mille 949.145.7505 EllBllAlllEIT ::: 1311 --OMl•t A.II teal es ta la •dv« t Is· inc NI tMI M'"911* IS subject to the F.O.al Fair Houslftc Act of 1968 as amendad which mell.u It lt1ee11 t o advertiw "eny prefet e11ce, limlllt1on or docl"iminahon bned on raca, coloff rettcton. M•. h1ndic:al>. am1hal status or national oricJn, or en Intention to matie 1ny sudl preference. limit• lion or discrim1n.tlon • This newsp1pe1 win not knowin811 ecct1C>t .e.ny adwrtlument for rMI utate which Is in vlO&atJon of ttlt law Our rHders lfe hereby Informed ttl•t •II dwell· Ines 1d'ltf'tistd In this newse>aper ara evail1blt on an equal OCJC)Otlunlty basis. To compl11n of dis· crlmlnatlon, call HUD toll· "" at l ·I00-424..as90. ~"te==:. . ......,_._ •"'--...... •oar.,...... .. CA8"MID .. --·--•muYISTATU ............. ........., .... CO 1JS I Gr J1.' PJTS w""' ...... ... .. ..,..,. .... . a.....1111....,. rM!JMt-5611 By Fax (949) 63 l-6S94 By Phone (949) 642-5678 By Mail/In Person: 330 West Bay 8creec Wednesday .............. Tuesday S:OOpm Thursday ............ Wednesday S:OOpm ~ IDcllldl ~ --pbc.-_...,. 11111-·uce11 YOll '-* .,. a prica ..-.> Costa Mesa, CA 9UJ27 At Newport Blvd. cl Bay St Friday .................... Thunday S:OOpm Hours Saturday ..................... 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