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MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2003
Dubious disti1lctions
2003
YEAR I N REVIEW
The memorable and
not so memorable
JANUARY ·r hirsty couch potatoes suffered a blow when the
Newport Beach City
Council said no to a request
from Hotties Pizza 10 deliver beer
and wine 10 cus1omers with their
food. TI1e police deparlmen1 had
attached conditions, and the
Planning Commission approved
Hotties' reques1, but ii wnsn'I
enough to convince council
members such as Gary Proctor, who
said the city shouldn't permit
delivery of alcoholic beverages.
ln a case In which biting the hand
that feeds would have been
appropriate, the Orange County
Sheriff's Hamor Patrol detained rwo
South County men who were
suspected oflwing sea lions to their
boat with bait and then shootlng at
them with pellet guns. An animal
control officer and city lifeguard ·
lieutenant sald they called the
harbor patrol after they saw the
men through binoculars pointing
what looked like a handgun at the
animals near the Newport Pier.
Authorities detained Thnotby
Helgbtkemper, 56, of San Oemeote,
and Hal Wtlliams, 67, or Dana PoinL
FEBRUARY
God said, ·Lei there be light," and
the Costa Mesa Planning
Commission added, Mlfyou have
the proper permits." After residents
complained about noise and
lighting from l'rlnity Otristian
Center's outdoor taping of religious
lV progr.un.s, the corno'lission
temporarily shut down the outdoor
taping while reviewing the center's
outdoor activity permiL Neighbors'
complaints led the city to decide
that the center might need
something other than the special
events permit ii received In 1996.
The city said it began asking the
center to apply for a new permit in
2000, but the center waited about
twO years 10 do so, claiming that as
a religious organization, it didn't
need to.
Newport Beach City Council
members were liberal in their
criticism of Councilman Dick
Nichols, who surprised them with a
suggestion that the speakers in the
library's lecture series were slanted
10 the left and should include
people more reflective or the
community's conservalive views.
Nichols aired hjs feelings aboul the
"left-wing-leaning" speakers during
a meeting at which cou nciJ
members were voting whether to
release $65.000 for the lecture
series, which is paid for by a privale
THE YEAR IN REVIEW: PHOTO OF THE YEAR
SEAN HILLER / DAILY PILOT
Highway Patrol officers try to rescue a man who had ttireatened to take his own life on ttie Costa Mesa
Freeway interchange to the southbound San Diego Freeway in March. Both directions of the 405 freeway
were shut down. The man fell about 60 feet but survived. For more photos of the year, see P•1• A2..
foundation. Speakers included
author Jeremy RiOdn. Pulitzer Priu-wi:nnlns joumallst David
Halberstam, former Food and On.lg
Ad.m.in.lstratJon Commissioner
David Kessler and 1V and radio
OewlCOITeftpondentRaySuarez.
MARCH
Sequlns and tartan plaid don't
sound like a winning combination,
which could be why drum.mer and
singer Ouis Pierce's ·mvis lcil1~
didn't win the sexiest kill contest
held by Muldoon's Dublin Pub and
C.ettic Bar in Newport Beach. The
competition was stiff, as 16 men
sang lri.sh songs, danced JI.gs and
even tol d jokes to 1aJce home a gold
trophy. but the tie-breaker seemed
to be when Mark Patrick Henn~y
0Mhed judges h is green St. Patrick's
Day underwear. After winning the
trophy and a gift certificate for
Tummy Bahama's clothing s1ore,
Hennessy joked, "My one rcgre1 is
that I have to come back m'itl year."
APRIL
Perhaps ange r managemenl
classes would have been in ordl'r
for some unidentified vandal!> who
Costa Mesa police said were
responsible for nine incidents in
which windows of cars and homes
wt;re broken. In some cases. 1he
vandals threw objects at windows.
and in others. they used a basebaU
bat or a peUet or BB gun, police
said. TI1e incidents occurred at
dilTerenl times of day in various
partl> or town. I
A runaway boat wnl> the calch of
the day for a Fullerto n
schoolteacher who was fishing
while floa1lng in a rubber tube near
the Balboa Peninsula. Larry Allen.
the fisherman. was noa1ing
peacefully when he heard cries for
help coming from Cole Lane, who
wa'I trying 10 puJJ a dinghy up next
10 hi'i sailboat when he lost his
INSIDE/OUT
Money
flowing
to water
testing
Work on areas such
as Buck Gully and the
Delhi Channel will
expand with funds
from a state bond.
Alicia Robinson
Daily Pilot
State fund!> from Pruposi1ion
13 will p.ty ror an expansion or
Orange County Coastl<ceper'!>
c11izcn walt'r-rnonitoring pro-
gram 1ha1 will .,,art in February.
CuastKecpl'r project manager
Ray I licmstra said.
Propoi.ition 13 is a $2-billion
bond for water-quality improve-
menl approved by California
volers in 2000. ·me first round of
funding is now bet:oming avail-
able, and Coas1Keeper will get
S 180,000, Hlemstrd said.
The coastal protection organi-
1.ation began ill> dti7,en moniror-
ing in January 200 I with money
from the federal Environmen1al
Protection Agency. and the pro-
gram has been a big succes.s, he
said. Vollmleers are lrained 10
measure the Pl I level, conduc-
tivity, temperature and other as-
pcc1s of water quality in seven
'itreams in three counties.
"We have a core of regular
people that come out, and some
of them have been dolng It for
the enlire project. -he said.
n1e new funds will aJJow
CoastKccper to add at leas1 14
monitoring site!> in northern
Orange County, including Buck
Guity and the Delhi 01annel, a.~
well as t.rajning new volunleer
monllors and offering outreach
programs. The added siles will
be monilored for rwo years.
An annual report with re!>u.hs
from the original monitoring
program i'i due soon, I liernstra
said.
Daia from citizen wa1er-moni-
1oring is used by groups such as
the Santa Ana Regional Water
Quality Control Board that need
the lnformallon but would have
lo spend a lol lo gather ii 1Jiem·
selves, he added.
Through citizen monitoring.
officiaJs have learned that some
area~ have bac1eria problems.
while others have belier levels or
sallnity and conductivity than
expected, I liemstrn said.
The equipment for the water
tests is simple 10 use, said volun-
teer waler monitor Nicole Riley
or Dana Puinl. rtiJey has been
spending about 1wo to three
hours H month tl'sting water for
C.oal>IKcept'1 fo1 the pasl year.
"R<L"irnlly. you taJc1• a sample
of the Wdtl'r, ,md you compare it
w11h a hunrh of d11Teren1 ma-
ch111e,, • c;ht' .,aid.
For lhf' new phase or testing.
volunleers art' learning to d o
"biological assessmenl.~ which
lnvolves counting the living or-
See WATER. Paa• A3
Daily Pilot
AT A GLANCE
ON THE WEB:
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Breakdown on the road to Mars
WEATHER ~
Loolca like r'91n.
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SPORTS
Fonner Oregon
~Oenny01Nell,
from Corona del M•r, wtll
be lnduct9d Into the ROH
Bowt H•H of Feme. ... ,...A5
I hadn't seen my old buddy Mark
Morton ln awhile. eo I decided one
day to drive out to b.ls apartment In
Norwalk and take him to• party I'd
been invited to. Thia would give us a
dlance to pt ca'Cht up.
Among ID my f.rtendl from bade
home. Malt hM Md the worst tuck In
life. When I ftnt 1D1t hlm. be was IMog
whh .. mMher, pndmodw and older
sister, Btenda, In a small hollM a few
blocb frorn mine. His mother wodted
12 hours a day Jn a candy factory, and
her~ JOd her mother's Social
Security bpltttie family aOoat for a few
yean.. Then Mut.'1 grandmother died.
Her Job more fmporta{lt than ever.
Mark's mother put
Brenda ln charge of
talcing care of him
wbile she was away.
Made was a
hyperactive,
ml5chlef·prone
alxth·grader, and
after a couple of
months of dealing
wtth this, flrend• threw up her hands
and a~ s~ndlng
all of her time al her
boyfriend's howse. This was right around
the dme Mark dropped out of school
Those brtef yean when he was home
alone all day were a boon for the rest of
his friends. Whenever the mood came
upon us to ditch school. we'd go hang
out at Mark's, where the cartoons were
always blasting and the candy from his
mother's factory ftowed.
He and I became great friends during
this time. We were both big dreamers.
and would talk for hours about our
plans for the future. I'd tell him about
how I would one day be the greatest
writer who ever Uved -that or a rode
star. Marlt would tell me how he would
one day be either the kung fu champion
of the wortd or the nm astronaut to
dlscover life on Mare. Nothing aeemed
fmpouible. The futwe wu a wkle·open
road, and even though we were taking
our educadon for granted we lcnew -
we knew -that someday we would rise
to greatness.
Then Marks mother dJe<L It was one
of those Ughmtng..qulck canc::er horror
stories with which Wfl/re all famOllu. She
was diagnosed with atomach tumors
one day, and cwo months later was
dead.
Marie almost never poke of his
mother after that. Suddenly~ It was as If
this woman who had been the central
figure In his Ute had never existed. Thia
puuled me to no ~nd at the time •
f
A2. Monday, December 29, 2003 OalyPiot I
2003 The newsmakers
YE AR IN REV IE w· The Daily Pilot's photo staff selects the best from the year in pictures
STEVE McCAANK I DAILY PILOT
The body of Marine Lance Cpl. Jose Garibay arrives for burial ceremonies in April at Riverside National
Cemetery. His mother, Simona Garibay, follows. Jose Garibay was killed in March in an ambush in Iraq.
Marine Sgt. Aaron Wintterle hugs his grandmother, Costa Mesa resident Vir Jean Olsen, as family and friends wait their tum after he returned from Iraq in April.
At 19th Street and
Newport Boulevard,
Robert Kerr, left,
andGeorge
Hytkema, right, hold
signs to express
their opposite
feelings about the
war that has just
started with Iraq.
DON LEACH I DAILY PILOT
KENT m£PTOW I OM.Y PILOT
S~McetW«/OM.YPl..OT •
Jaime Vega of Orange protests a Newport Beach cooocilman's comment about
"Mexicans• on the grassy areas above Corona def Mar State Beach. • DON LEACH I Dft.Y Pl.OT
Costa Mesa firefighters rescue a two-foot monitor Izard inside an aquarkln from a moble hon)lin
Hoosier Trailer Court In Auaust. The mobile.home's occupant suffered bums to her feet and legs,
and the giant pet Izard aid a snake mo in the aquarUn swvNed the ftames.
• . . .. •
BRIEFLY IN
THE NEWS
Woman arrested after
standoff, search
A woman was arrested on
SUnday after a standoff' and a
search conduct~ with the as~
sistance of the Orange C.Ounty
Harl>or Patrol. police said.
Newport Beach police arrested
Erlb. Amey, 19, from Whittier on
suspicion or attempted assault
~fter a Newpon BeaCh police of-
ficer was almost run over.
The pursuit began at 7:-45 am.
after neighbors observed a fe-
male in the 1500 blodc of C.Om -
wall Lane removing packages
from a house.
·we dispatched officers up
there, and they saw her sitting in
a vehicle which rurned out to be
a stolen vehicle from Anaheim.·
INSIDE
Continued from Al
because I knew Mark had
worshipped his mother, wouJd
ny at anyone with clenched lists
if he so much as suspected her
name was being disparaged.
I've since come to understand
that there are some heartbreaks
~o profound we fin d ourselves
unable to deal with them.
Instead, we lock our grief in a
box and bury it deep within us.
where it fester.) and slowly
poisons us over time.
Mark and his sister tried to
stay together in the old house
for awhile afterward, bu1 soon
Arend.a moved in with her
boyfriend. Mark took a job a1 a
pin.a parlor and found a small
apartment in Norwalk.
The hit.s kept coming and
coming at him, though 1hese
new troubles were less the result
of bad luck than bad personal
choices. Looking back. it seems
what happened next was an
inevitability. Mark met a girl one
Friday night, and nine monlhs
la1er was a father at 17. It was
<lbout this time that he started to
drink heavily, and thats where
his troubles really began.
It seemed Mark couldn't get
out of bed in the morning
without stepping into trouble. I'd
gel a phone call that he'd been
arrested on a DUI. Or that he
had broken his arm in a bar
fight. Or bad been arre5ted for
drunk and disorderly conduct.
The more I heard about his
behavior, the less I would go out
of my way to see him.
·Dude!" Mark greeted me at
the door when I showed up to
taJce him to the party. The sight
of him was something of a shock
10 me. It had been about six
months since we'd last gotten
1ogcther, and over that time he'd
put on a beer beUy and his facial
features had become puffy and
rt.'CI. But it was good to see him.
We talked and laughed about old
times. and got caught up on the
present. Mark told me Lhlngs
WATER
Continued from Al
ganisms in water samples, she
said.
Riley got involved with lhe
program when 11he moved to
Orange County from San Diego.
She enjoys the work because
the people are fun and because
she gets to help the environ·
rnent. she saip.
"I have the potential to stop
something that couJd be very di·
sastrous." she said.
Anyone interested in becom-
ing a volunteer water monitor
can call Orange County C.Oa.sl-
Kccper at (949)723-5424.
• AUCtA R08fNSON covers
business. politics and the
orivironment. She may be re&ctled
at (949) 764-4330 or by e-mail at
alic/a.robinson /st/mes.com.
Monday, December 29. 2003 A3
PU1'LIC SAFETY
said Sgt. Rob Morton of tho New-
port Beadl Polee Oepartmenl
MM aftloers rnade contact
with AmeY. she aped o«, almost
hit1ing ,an ofDoer, Morton said.
Police pursued her vehicle for
only a rew blocks. to the end or
Mariners Drive. where it collided
wtth another vehicle. he said.
Amey entered a house by an
unlocked door on the second
Ooor, banicaded herself in a
bed.room, and ~tened to
shoot herself with a g\Ul. Monon
said. Four adults were In the
house at the time but were un-
aware that someone had entered
until police notified them, Mor·
ton Said. None of the residents
were injured, he said.
The su spect jumped from a
balcony and fled, Morton said.
1Wo Harbor Patrol officers on
a fireboat found the suspect in
the area of 1600 Galaxy Drive
and alerted Newp-011 Beach po-
were going well for him -he'd
gotten a great new job and that
he had a beautiful new girlfriend.
~Dude! And she drives a
Fieror he e.xdaimed.
We left for the party in my car
-no way was I going to be at
Mark's mercy should he get
drunk.. We'd been driving awhile
and were passing Rose Hills
Memorial Parle when Mark said,
very softly, "That's where my
molher is."
I looked over at him. "lleally1
She's buried here?" I ~plied. ·I
didn't know that. When was the
last time you visited her?~
"No! since the ru neral," he
said. ·
"Let's go see her. 1he n." l -.aid,
puJJfog off the freeway.
So we parked and got out of
lhe car. All around us were
rolling green hills filled with
headstones and plaque:.. 1
:.u~ested we dnve to the office
10 find out where she was
buried.
"Yeah -wait, no. She's uwr
here." Mark sa.id.
So we hiked over a small hill,
then Mark turned left and we
crossed over another hill.
SuddenJy he stopped in his
tracks, and there. at our feet, was
his motJ1er's gnive.
We stood there a long time.
Mark's eyes were fiUed with
tension, the way he would look
sometimes when trouble was
closing in on him. He crouched
dowfl and started pluclcing away
weeds that had grown around
the edges of the headstone. l •
though! to myself that he might
flnaUy speak of his mother then.
might say something about the
pain or lo:.ing her. But insieud.
he ju:.t :.lood up and brushed
the dirt from his knees.
·1 low did you lcnow where the
grave was, Marie?" 1 asked him.
"You said you hadn't been herf'
Uce, Harbor Patrol
Ginther said.
Sgi Dave yard.
Police headed to the area. and
Amey was cap~d In a back-
POLICE FILES
COSTA MESA
• Alt>Ot StrMt: Ari open container
in a public partt waa reported In
the 900 block al 2:16 p.m.
Saturday .
• H..tJor &ou-.rd: A false alarm
waa 11tf?Orted In the 190<> block at
12:06 a.m. Saturday.
• Nwlport Boulevard: Under the
influence of a substance was
reported In the 2500 block at
12:06 a.m. Sunday.
• South Coest Dttw: A burglary
was reported In the 900 block al
10:38 p.m. Saturday.
• 23 StrNt and Sant.a Anti
Aw.nu.: A DUI was reported at
12:50 a.m. Saturday.
•Coste M..a ffMwllV and East
since tlte funeral ...
Mark was silent for a long
while. Then he reached up and
tapped his chest with his right
hand.
"I could feel her touching my
heart,· he said, and nothing
more.
And we left.
That was 20 years ago. I stiJJ
get ne"VS about Matt from time
to time. I'll hear that he was
arrested on yet another DUI.
·n 1a1 he was on the run from
some very bad men. That he'd
been picked up for assault and
battery. I decided years ago not
Arney also has outstanding
wammts, he said.
-Luis PefliJ
a... StrNt: Selling tldcets
withoU1 a city permit was
reported at 3:65 p.m. Saturday.
NEWPORT BEACH
• Bedl Bay °""'9: Reddesa driving
was reported in the 1100 block at
11:52 p.'m. Saturday.
~West 8atboa BouleYard: Animal
noise was reported in the 1100
block at 12;31 p.m. Sunday.
•West Cout Highw.y: A physical
fight was reposted in the 4600
blodc at 1 :37 a.m. Sunday.
• Newport Boulewrd and Wnt
Cout Hlghw.y: A drunk driver
was reported at 11:28 a.m .
Sunday.
• OuMI StrNt: A suspicious
vehicle was reported in the 1700
block at 1: 10 a.m. Sunday.
to visit him anymore. It just
wasn't worth the risk.
But still I think of those days
when we'd hang out for hours at
his place, watching cartoons and
eating candy. We'd talk about the
future, that open road that could
take us anywhere -would talce
us anywhere. It would take us to
the heights of fame, to fonunc. It
would rake us all the way to
Mars.
• DAVID SILVA is 8 nmes
Community News editor. Reach him
at (909) 484-7019, or by e-mail at
dav1d.s1lvaC!Platimes.com.
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WEATHER FORECAST
From partly cloudy, the day
will get cloudier toward
evening, when there will be a
40% d'lance of rain.
The winds will get stronger:
from light in the morning to
southeast from 10 to 20 mph
after midnight.
The highs will be from 61 to
66; the lows, from 41 to 48.
hiformation:
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BOATING FORECAST
It's looking like storms on
the sea. The inner waters will
s tart with southeast winds at
10 knots and waves at 2 feet or
smaller on a west swell from 3
to 5 feet. At night, south
winds will eventually be from
20 to 30 knots, plus 35-knot
gusts. The waves will become
3 feet on a west swell of 5 to 7
feet.
Farther out. tho day will
begin with south winds from
10 lo 20 knots; they'll be from
15 to 25 knots in the afternoon
The waves will be 3 feet on a
northwest swell from 7 to 9
feet. h should already be
raining by the afternoon. At
night, a gale warning will be in
effect: The south winds will be
from 25 to 35 knots with
40-knot gusts. The waves will
be from 2 to 4 feet on a
northwest swell from 8 to 10
feet. Expect thunderstorms.
SURF
The surf will be mostly
waist-high today.
Water qu•lity:
www.surfrider.org
TIDES
Time
2:54a.m.
8:31 a.m.
1:48p.m.
8:39p.m.
Height
4.27 feet high
2.53 feet low
3.91 feet high
0.76 feet low
WATER TEMPERATURE
57 degrees
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M ~. ~ 29. 2003
DISTINCTIONS
ContnJed from Al
bcalance llnd fell ln the wa1er.
1be 14.Uboat'a roocor was
running, propelling lt lnLo the
tern jetty, wbett II era.shed on
tbe mc:b. Allen paddled tu. tube
aver co the dlfl3hy and rcacucd
Lane from che water.
MAY
lnar.e.d or the pany lhey
advertised. members of the
Sigma Pi fraternity Bl UQ found
lhemselve the subjec1 of a
protest over Oiers some
considered racist About 40
students proleSted the fraternity.
whose Olers for a Onco de Mayo
pany read "Drinko for Cinco"
and showed a caricature of a
Mcx.lca11 man holding two
pistols and wearing a sombrero
bearing the Sigma Pi logo. One
t l11cano student organizat.ion
sald 1he nlers and T-shirts lhe
fra1emlry was offering
perpetuated negative
s1ereotype<i. 'Ole fmtemity
n.~ponded that It bad employed
"bad judgment" and would try
to rccllfy rht• :.irualion.
1111: Newpon Beach Ci~
Coundl wasn't stooping to 1ww
luws In 1V vi<.'Wing when it voled
lo buy u van equipped with
l·ameras to rnooitor sewer lines.
11le $127,000 camcm van
replaced the city'l> ex:isting
IO·ycar-old sysrcm of cameras
llml watch for sewage lealc.-, City
~taff said lhe new
lOmputer·hased system wtluld .,.,vc the cily money by
t'limina1111g several ctlntmru
.111achl!d 10 the old camera
11ctwork.
JUNE
Erstwhile basketball star and
professional black sheep Dennis
llodman was reponedly pitching
.i reality how starring himself
running for a local elected office.
According to New York Magazim•
t olumnlst Marc Malkin.
llodman's idea wa~ to move out
of his Wcsl Nt'W)lort home lnlu ;i
"more conservalivt>" area ur
Orange County and rry to wtn
fiiends and Influence vnll'l'll
there.
If 1hey wt!rc11'1 l>usy holding
1heir noSt-'!>, Balboa Village
rt·~idents likely applaude<l .i
Nt·wpotl lkJeh Ch) Cm1111 ii
pla11 10 trup 1m·1h..int g..ii.
11111.JcrgruwlJ ..111d \ cnt it ontu
rhc sky through ,1 0d~)>Olt .it tltt•
cud of Washington Streer hy the
hoardwalk. The inkrM:ctiun or
Wa.<.hl11gtu11 Strcc1 dnd Bay
Avonue ha.' appun:ntly !>mt·lled
bdd for yeurs becJUSC Of wh.11
officials think is organic matwr
rotting und1:rgrou11d.
Councilman 1bd Ridgeway
hor~ to speed in!>tallation or
llt<• $200.000 venting system.
which already hd.'5 been uSt'd
with succcs.' on Balboa M.md.
JULY
lr wns an unfortunate double
whammy two days after the
Orange County Pair opened last
summer. lwo women were
i11jurcd on two separate rides -
thl' Adrenaline Drop and the
Booster -within hours on the
firsr Sunday after the fair
opened. Aidyi Sofia-Gom.alez. a
La Cnnada-Hintridge resident.
left the hospital on crutchtll> one
day after the Adrenaline Drop'I
n~ts failed to bruk her frttfaU.
On th.ta a1tl9Clion. ridt'ra fall
frool a trapdoor 110 foet ln the
ah:. w1tctbettd by bung~ 001<.b
or bamesaes. The seconcJ
ln.cldcmt hoppe.ned on 014:
Booster ride about seven boWI
afltt t1Mt one on lhe AdmWine
Drop when a S·lnch met:U pin
came loose and struck
23-year-oJd St.cy 1bmadc on 1.he
face. Tumack underwent surgery.
her mother said. Fair offidals
decided to close dowo and ship
out the Adrenaline Orop. but the '~ter cortttnued to operate
and l.<J cxpec1ed 10 return nel(t
year
The &an of a rop·ranldng
Bntish official had to pay a steep
price for stalking a woman who
spurn<.'<.! his advances and then
Utreatcnlng her boyfriend and
dousing lhe boyfriend 's car with
acid. Alastair Irvine. the
26·year-old son of Grear Britain's
funner l.ord (hancellor
Alexander Derry Irvine. was not
only dcpor1ed after he pleaded
guilty to committing 1he crimes.
but was also ordered by a judge
to pay S 1.2 mUlion to the
woman's boyf ricnd. Karel Taska.
l'aska and Im attorney will have
to meander their way through
the British legal system to
actually get cJ-1elr hands on the
money. But one way or the
olher, Irvine's attorney, James
Hlddet, said, lw didn't think his
client would wam to come back
to lhc United States ever again.
lwin' usually do stick
together. Bui who knew they'd
Mick together in jail 100? Costa
Mesa women Stephanie and
Stacie Hrown were arresred 011
~uspidun of cluld
endangerment afte1 one of their
r htldren was found wandering
the stn·ct and another's child
wru. found sipping alcohol from
a chiJd\ cup. One of the sisters
was p~ed our dmnk on the
sidewalk and anolher wru.
walldng toward her when poliee
arrested lhe twins.
Its hard 10 .. ay if M>mcone will
ever lee go of a brrudge. Newport
Beach resid1:111 James "Uun.''
Person found out the i.cary way.
Mo~ than 10 yl'ar:. afrer Person
had twlped police arr1:st Francl'
Delaney. I hen-owner of
I >elaney's Seafood H.estauran1 in
Cannery VtJJage. 011 bribery
charge!>, l'erson received a
menanng leuer threatening 10
lt'dW'hi111 'l1.u1dC"d in the Padf11
( kt'.U I Ot'l\H l'll l .1talilld and
141.gUllll fl&Lh n1e letter Wd It
was from 1Ju~ Multi boy:.· who
"go11ogether recently al the
Uluew,1lt'r Grill • It alw '\lated
that 1lwy Wt'rt' ROlng to do thb
for tlwir Mold rnend Fran
[ )elane) rJt-J,1nl'y 'kUd he had
no idea who wrote the letter.
Police arc invcsligating lhe
lhreat.
AUGUST
How many beagles are lucky
t•nough to celebrnte their
birtliday with a doggy luau? Not
many.,But Beasley the beagle,
who lives In Nt.>wport Beach wilh
his owners Nancy and Dick
Hoagland, had that luau at the
Bayside Village clubhouse.
Heasley was celebrating his
seventh birthday with I :J or his
friends and their owners. II W-.!b
u fun time for Ht<.' pooches
becaust' the occasion offered a
rare opportunity to nm around
and play on the beach. The
flLE PHOTO I DAILY PILOT
Nicholas Jordan sings about an Irishman who discovered America
in the tie breaker for the Sexiest Krlt Competition in March.
commw1ity managemen1 makes
lha l l!Xception only for dogs'
birthdays.
II started out as a shoplift.Ing '
incident at lhe Kniart on I larbor
Boulevard. But then it turned
inro something far more serious
-a robbery. And apparently, it
wa'i all over four pairs or jeans.
TI1e shoplifl er allegedly ran out
the door with the clothing with
the store manager hehind him.
The manager g<dbbcd the man,
but the fleeing thief didn't give
up. The two wrestled over the
jeans, and the shoplifter ended
up winning Lhat rug of war. He
reportedly got away and wa' 1101
found.
SEPTEMBER
cn1ey may have hel'n
renowned philanthropi~1' 111 Ow
Newport-Mesa area. l>ut
accordinK to prosecutors who
tiled the biggesl Lax ·evasion caw
evt:r in l.OUnty and 'IJle hi .. rory
~aini.t Hidldrd .mtl Jull•m·
Engel. thP couple did 11111 rf'port
tllOIC lh...111$10011111111111 111
income aml failed to pay thc
state about S 11 million in
income laxes berween l 99U and
2001. Disr. Atty. Tony
Raclcauckru; sald the couple wa-.
Living lavishly In Newport Beach.
Dying on a Lear jet, driving
beautiful cars and charging
pcrsonaJ luxury hems. such as
jewelry. to Engel's Costa Mesa
company Powerphlnt
Maintenance Specialist Inc. If
convicted, they could each get
up to 16 years and ei~h1 months
111 ... 1a1e prison.
The Orange County d h.trlrr
attorney was forced to drop
child molestation charges
agalnst 42-year-old Cary Smith,
an admltted pedophile who hac;
been locked up for four years in
a state psychiatric hospital,
officials said. Smith was put In
the hospital after writing a letter
fantasi7.lng about a Costa Mesa
boy. F.a.dier lhls year, the dJstrict
attorney had ch0.Jlted Smith with
perfonning lewd acls on another
Costa Mesa child between
September 1996 fOd March
1997. But nn Urange County
Superior Coun jutlKl' on !\lei.day
dismi~cd all 30 counts against
Smith beuiuse the vict.im was
14, not 13, when the alleged
crimes happened. which caused
lhe stal\Jte of limitations to run
out. I le was placed In a hospital
for morl' than two weeks for
psychiatric evalualion and was
then sent back. to lhe state
psych1a1ric hospital in Panon.
OCTOBER
f'cople might complain about
the proliferation cf tip jars, but
some folks arc taking their
protest too far. Oh Those
Doughnuts on Newport
Boulev-&d In Costa Mesa
reported that thieves were
stealing grntuit.ies from a large
glass jar on their counrer, leavinK
owner Sieve Metro to wonder
how lo stop the 'ipree One
worker chased after a thief who
had grabbed the whole jar. nw
!>uspecl gave it back, but n ot
after giving her a piece of his
mind. Melio gul new. digital
i.urveillance cJ111cra.' and posted
a picture or thr rnlpril i:aught in
the act in tu11 :.tore.
/\ -.hoppinK·cart l>Weep netted
7'10 rugue trolleys on lhe streets
of< ;osta Mesa. The cart corral
followed a law passed by the City
Louncil in June designed 10 cur
down on shopping car1 theft and
abandonment. The law calls for
$150 fines for each can lhe city
collects from a store, after lhe
fifth in any 12·month period.
Costa Mesa hired Hernandez
Can Retrieval Services -at
$48.000 a year -to search lhe
streets eight hours a day. seven
days a week and wrangle
runaway carts.
A 41 ·year-old Newp<>rt Beach
resident went to jail accused of
conspiracy to defraud and grand
lheft and went back to jail
charged wilh three bonus
felonJes after a ootched escape
.1ttempt. Marie Thomas
Georgantas broke out of Musick.
Jail in lrvtne with another
inmate while he awaJted trial on
the original charges. Gcorgantas
called a female friend to come
pick him up nearby, but
neglected to inform her he'd just
escaped from jail. When she
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showed up, he pushed !"\er out of aD~ Stole a $140 cashme~
the car and drove off. Police ~from Bloorningdale's In
arrested.him in Lo Angeles after Fashion Island and got a free
a pursuJ& through three cities. pair of bracelets to match.
Governor· to-be Arnold
Schwanenegger went all
terminator on a Bukk. d ropping
a wrecking ball on it to display
hls feelings about the hiked
vehJcle license fees.. In case there
was any question, the car had
"Davis Car Tux" spray-painted
on It. "Gray Davis has
tenninated jobs, tenninated
business. terminated hope and
terminated opportunity."
Schwarzenegger said. "Now it's
time to terminate Gray Davis."
The smashing display took place
at a political rally at the Orange
CoWlty Fairgrounds in Costa
Mesa shortly before he won the
election.
NOVEMBER
Where's the Pied Piper when
you need him? Students at
Corona del Mar High School
smelled a rat -actually, a lot of
rats -after a Daily Pilot srory
about parents' protes1 of
conditions in a special
education classroom at the
school. The parents expressed
concern about rat droppings
found in tl1e room, but had
more of a problem wiLh the
shortage of teacher's aides for
lheir children. But lhe rats,
which have reportedly been a
problem at lhe Back
Bay-adjacent school for years.
became the stars. what witJ1
visils from tl1e lV crews and all.
Newport·Mesa Unified School
District officials stepped up lheir
cxrermination efTortS, but
admitted that lhcy'd probably
never be ahle to entirely rid ritzy
Corona <lei Mar I rum the pesky
pesrs.
Believe it or not. that t;ucci
purse you bought for 20 buclcs at
the swap meet might nor be real.
A Westminster couple pleaded
not guJlty to charges of selling
counterfeit designer handbags at
Costa Mesa's Orange Coun ty
Marketp lace. Investigators
reportedly found more than
2.000 faux Louis V11i11on. fake
Kate Spade and nada Prada hags
at the couple's home. lf Ulc
purses were real, they would
have been worth a cool million.
lronlcally. that was exactly the
amount or their bail.
1Wo homeless men got into a
drunken brawl over a copy of
Maxim magazine. landing one in
jail and lhe olher in the hospital
The men. both In their lhirtJes.
got into an argument over the
"lad" magarine, which features
photos of scantily clad women
and articles Uk:e "How to: Cure a
Femlnlst• and ·The Bachelor
Party Bible: The fight escalated,
and one or the men beat and
ldcked the other, then left lhe
scene. Paramedics took the
injured man to the hospital with
"major facial and head trauma."
and police arrested the alleged
instigator, who faced an
allempted murder charge.
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therapist from Laguna Niguel
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store security officer tried to
stop her as she left the store. The
officer got one cuff on the
woman before she fought him
off and fled. Local newspapers
and 1V stations showed
surveillance video of the woman
stuffing lhe pink scarf in a bag.
Newport Beach police arrested
her at her home when people
recognized her from the tape.
Officers found lhe handcuffs
and a newspaper article about
her escapade.
DECEMBER
Newport Beach resident
Dennis Rodman, a seven -time
NBA rebounding champion,
announced that he had signed
with the American Basketball
As.5n.'s Long Beach Jam. 1his
was after he had checked into
alcohol rehab in November to
get ready for his big comeback.
An(i after a DUI for crclShing a
borrowed motorcycle outside a
Las Wgas strip club In October.
And after falling down drunk on
a dodt outside the Cannery
restaurant when he got off his
speedboat, Sexual Oiocolate. in
September. And after various
and sundry encounters with lhe
law, many for throwing loud
panics at his home, since he
moved ·to West Newport about
eight years ago.
Members of the Back Bay
Equestrians hoped to Mwork wilh
the city and educate lhem on
the benefits 10 horse manure"
after sihms went up in Sanla Ana
Heighrs warning horse
enthusiasts tn clean up afler
1heir animab. The signs,
wanung of$ IOOlmcs for failure
to piclc up waste, came after
Newporr Beach annexed the
area. 111aking its waleMtualily
mks lhP law there, too. Back Bay
fa.1ue:.1ria1111 member Jdyne Jones
argued lhat horse manure does
11ul l<111 y lht' same heallh risks
oll> otlwr .inirnal waste. but city
official-. said it still contains
putc111ially hdrmful bacteria. The
cit y supplied 1rash cans and
shovcli. for lht: riders so lhey
w1111'1 havt• 111 bring along their
own plastic hags.
Newport Reach officials
i:xtendt.'tl 1he deadline for Dover
Drive resident Elmer Thomassen
to d ean \Jp his Dover Drive
property after he notified them
he was in Nevada for medical
treatment. TI1e city ordered the
cleanup after a slew or
complaints from neighbors,
some dating l>ack to 1961. The
hoUS(' has tin:s on the roof.
chairs litterin8 the lawn. and
doors formln~ a makeshift fence.
At a November meeting with city
officials and residents,
TI1ornussen practically took
contiol, demanding to know the
occupations and qualifications
of those with complaints.
Thomassen sald health
problems have kept him from
cleaning up his property for the
past 42 years.
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QUOTE OF THE DAY
"{Surfing} gives me a
s~rue of who I am, even
though that's not who I
am."
DMll F'lltchlr. senior surfer
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ACADEMY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
DOUGLAS ZIMME.RMAN /OAILY PILOT
The Sage Hill School boys cross country team blazed a trail by earning the program's first league championship last fall.
Front row, from left, junior Tristan Cordier, senior Chris Chiboucas, Coach Nate Miller and sophomore Zach Chandy. Back
row, from left, sophomore David Packard. senior Matt Sanford, sophomore Tim Lefler and junior Mike Voge.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
O'Neil relive s Rose Bowl magic
Bryce Alderton
Daily Pilot
A passer turned pastor, Danny
O'Neil will get to relive a day of
glory when he steps orito the field
at halftime of this season's Rose
Bowl between USC against Michigan.
The former Corona del Mar l Ugh and
Mater Oei quarterback. who led the Oregon
Ducks to the 1995 Rose Bowl, set five records
in earning Co-Player of the Game laurels
along with Penn State running back. KHana
Carter in a 38-20 Ninany Lions' victory tha1
day in Pasadena. Penn Slate shared the
national championshJp that year with
Nebraska.
O'Neil wiU be recognized in a ceremony at
halftime.
"It's the 6.rst thing I've been inducted
into," O'NeiJ said from his home in Eugene.
Ore .• where he is the pastor at Calvary
FeUowshlp, a church he started when he
moved baclc. there in 2000.
Upon graduating from Oregon in 1995.
game was tied, 14-14, late in the lhird
quarter until Carter scored two of his three
touchdowns to break open the contest.
O'NeiJ threw for two touchdowns and two
interceptions but set Rose Bowl records for
completions (41 ), attempt'> (61}, yards (456},
plays 0(74) and total offense (456 yards).
"We had two drives a t the end of the first
half to try to tie the score." O'Neil recalled.
"We were dowra at the 8-yard line and time
ran out. The frdll1C is always on my mind,
but you don't take the game in until many
years later. M
O'Neil must juggle his full-time ministry
with a family, which will soon add an other
member. CX!'Ml and wife Kim are expecting
their first cniJd -a girl -in Marth.
He is very active in Eugene, leading the
Oregon football and wrestling teams -to
name a rew -in prayer sessions before
competition.
"I'm giving back to the athletes and
becoming a part of their Uves," O'Neil said.
O'Neil spent four years as a pastor at CalV'ary
Olapel in Costa Mesa.
The fanfare surrounding the Rose Bowl is
something O'Neil didn't get caught up in
I~ up to the clash with Penn Slate.
Former Oregon QB Danny O'Neil will gain
induction into the Rose Bow1 Hall of Fame.
His parents, Bonnie and Dan. stW Uve in
Newport Beach, not far from CdM. where
O'Neil began his rise to sports stardom.
O'Neil was part of an undereated Sea
IUngs sophomore footbaU team and also
played basketbaU and volleyball, bur
transferred to Mater Dei before his junior
~ason. prompti ng CdM adminislrntors lo "We won our last three games to get into
the Rose Bowl, including a
come-from-behind victory over Oregon
State to win the Pac-10 championship,"
O'Neil said. "You don't have time to take it
aU In. Penn State was on my min d and how
we were going to beat them."
The Ducks fought tough, though. TI1e See O'NEI. , P11e A6
SENIOR SPOTLIGHT
Doiig Fletcher
Newport Beach man,
who turns 71 today,
plans to continue to
replenish his soul by
riding waves.
Steve Vlr1•n
Daily Pilot
T o prevent the threat of
writer's block. Newport
Beach resident Doug
Re tcher has found a
unique source of creatfvfty.
Retcber clears bis mind and
gets ln touch with bJs soul
whlJe riding wave&. But
someone forgot to teU him he
lhould be retired, playing carda
or lawn bowffng. in.stead of
surltng.
Tuday la Retcber't 71 at
birthday. He lw oot retired. He
wotb for hit own buslnea
oon1ultfni ftrm and hM wrllten
a book on hit ex,perienctt. He
bu completed bit teeond
book. wbAdl 1a about enJO)'lna
redrelnnt.
Fletcher finds satisfaction in
surfing and writing. Surfmg is
not a means to quench a
competitive thirst You might
say he surfs for fun, yet also as
for survival.
"Surfing Is a place you go,
and you forget." he said. "It
lc.eeps me young. I have to
really work out. It's so hard to
pop up like these kids today.
You have to be ln shape. You
really have to be ln shape."
So. 10 be In good health,
Aetcher swims at UC Irvine a&
part of the m u ters program.
He also rides his bl.Ice with the
Hammerheads, a cycUng group
based ln Corona del Mar. And
when he needs a change or
pace, he wues up. paddlu out
and catches a wave. ·u clean my mind," Pletcher
aald. "It give• me a sense or
who I am, even though that's
not who I am. It's one of the
elements of who 1 am:
Surfing has alto been a blg
part of Fletcher'• lite. Born tn
South Africa, he followed ln hi
father'• footsteps and took up
the sport. Aetcher has been
passionately involved with
surfing for the past 50 years. He
started taldng It seriously when
he buUt his own surfboard, with
his friend, Seymour Beek. The
two took on lhe waves at San
Onofre.
Today, Aetcher wlU surf those
same waters with his family,
whJch includes wife Mary, and
three children, AJicia ('45 yeaJ'll
old). Brad (40) and Jemlller
(25). Once a week. Fletcher
surfs wilh AJlcla.
Fletcher also has six
grandchildren. He wtJJ
sometimes surf with Brad. or
Brad's too. Ryah. Ryah. 16, is on
his way to becoming a pro
surfer, having already secured
sponsorabJp from a clothing
line.
This summer. Pletcher said
he wUJ to go Costa Rica. along
with Brad and some friends for,
"one last surllng trlp."
"My dad was a surfer:
Pletcher Satd. "I started surfing.
My IOn, Brtd, turfed. My
grandson, Ryah, surfs, 110 there
ls four generations that surf.
That's amuJng.•
What's just u amazing ls
Pletcher hu remained active
despite e nduring a bJp
replacement. 1f he had no1
undergone that surgery. there
EYEOPENER
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Monday, December 29, 2003 A5
Ill Daily A Pilot Ill
SpoN Hall of Fame
Cele brating the millenniwn
SAM
GRAYELI
Costa Mesa
Former Costa Mesa boys water polo star
gained stre ngth from support of his family.
Steve Vlr1en Daily Pilot
S am Grayeli achieved
great success in boys
water polo at Costa Me~
High.
As a junior, he helped lead the
Mustangs capture the CIF
Southern Section Divis ion lU
championship with a 14·9
title-game triumph
over 'lhlbuco I tills.
In his senior season,
he scored 148 goals and
led Costa Mesa back to
the section title match.
where he scored eight
goals in a 12-11 loss to
South Pasadena in
sudden-death
overtime.
citi.7.cn, he was not allowed to be
officially named on the national
youth team.
"They went wiLh the alternate;
it WclS understandable." said
GrayeU, who aJso took. great
pleasure in winning for the
Mustangs. #We won the Pacific
Coast League all four years that I
was there !extending the
program's streak to eight straight
league
champion.~hipsJ. •
He was named
Pacific Coast League
Most Valuable Player
Sam Grayeli
Grayeli graduated
from Costa Mesa in
1994. He had played
there with his brother,
who is 14 months
younger. Sam played
under Coach Jason
Lynch..,who is now the
head man for the
Newport Harbor boys
water polo team, as
weU as being the
and Cl F Division Ill Player of the
Year.
At 5-foot-11. 155 pounds (his
playing weight In high school),
GrayeU had to train hard to
become great. But he aJso drew
strength and inspiration from
the support of his family.
Grayeli was born in Iran. After
the Islamic revolution in 1979.
hjs family left for Paris. ~Us
father, Mansour, was a colonel In
the Shah's imperial guard and
escaped the country to be with
his wtfe. Tara, and their two
sons, Sam. and the youngest,
Robert, who also went on to star
at Costa Mesa.
Grayeli's father was granted
political asylum from the United
States and the family moved to
Houston when Sam was 6 years
old. The GrayeUs also lived in
Riverside before settling in Costa
Mesa, where Sam made a name
for himself In the pool.
Yet for all the success he
earned with the Mustangs,
Gipyeli especiaJJy favored one
highlight he experienced outside
of Costa Mesa. He earned a spot
on the U.S. nationaJ youth team
and was considered by some to
be one of the top 10 players in
his age group of l8·311d-under.
But because he was an Iranian
could hive been a chance be
would be compettna In
awtmrnlnJ. He 1WU11
compeddveJy tn hilb tcbool
and In the Anny, where be lleo
played water polo.
1be water bu -..Dy been
assistant coach for the Sailors'
girls squad. .
GrayeU earned a scholarship
to play for use but was a Trojan
for onJy lhree months, before
transferring to UClA
"I wasn't happy lat USCJ. •
Grayeli said. ·r ve seen both
sides or it and I think. UCL.A was
a better fit for me.·
ln 1995 and 1996, the Bruins
won the national championship
and Grayeli thoroughly enjoyed
his time. He also cook a bit of
pride In h is decision to transfer
10 UCIA
"I probably had my hest
games against use: GrayeU
said. "ll was great to play against
them. In the back of my mind, it
wasn't int~ntionaJ, but I think.
subconsciously. I focused more
on U1at game."
Graycli earned an
undergraduate degree in history
and a minor in business. He
coached for one season as an
assistant at UCIA. then moved
on to coach at 1 larvard-Westlake
I ligh ror one year.
Ever since, he has been
worlc.ing in commercial real
estate. Grayeli, 27, the latest
honoree of the Daily Pilot Sports
HaU of Fame. is single and lives
in Brentwood.
OOH W04 I OM.Y Pl.OT
kind to Fletcher and he aald he
doesn't tee himMll gMng
•urflnl up any time toon. He
pt• too much out of It.
"You could almott MY there
It • '°"' fllldlJ about wrftna,. flecdMr..W.
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M Monday, Oecemblt 29, 2003 SPORTS
O'NEIL WRESTIJNG BRIEFLY
• Conbnued from A5
leveJ chrugcs of wtdue lnftuence
Ugaff\S( the Santa Ana parochial
Adtool. which resulted In an
Investigation and subsequent
Estancia wrestlers get fresh start Trujillo k~ys :
Mesa's win
Cl F Souc.bem $ection hearing.
A panel of school district
principals put the entire
Monarchs' athledc departmem
un probation for one year u
O'Neil went on to quarterback
the Monan:hs his final two prep
~asons.
"My parents were r.upportlng
lhl' trani.ier because or the
gn·ater discipUne at Mater Del.·
< fl\t'i.I said. "When I transferred,
1 iniunJy had basketball on m y
111ind. but I changed my mind to
ploy football the summer before
my 1un1or year.·
·1 don't 1h1nk. 11 was a fair
1•\ .1lu.1tJOn from Lhc CdM
111.u ht:~. l'hey weren't too
11p11mi~tic ahoul my future and I
d1111't know why." O'Neil said.
First-year Eagles
coach plans to begin
with the basics and
build from there.
B•rry Faulkner
Daily Piiot
Fini-year Estancia f-Ugh WTes-
tllng coach Br1an..Burgess onlyh
as a vague idea of how hia Eagles
will Care against the competition
this season.
But the fom1er assistant at
Edison and Fountain Valley. who
wrei;tJed at Edison and teaches
physical education at Estancia,
at least lcnows what Lhey're in
for: an unprecedented amount
of hard work and dlscipUne.
•tn the limited time we've
been working out, I haven't had
too much of &
chance to see
these gu)'I Wl'el>-
tle, • Burgess
saJd, days before
the F.agles opened
their season with a
dual-meet victory <M!!' Univer-
sity Dec. 4. "Right now, I'm ay-
lng tQ strip everyone down to
square one and. start over
again.•
Before 8urgeu gets into spe-
d.flc technique, be aaJd be will
focus on developing' work ethic
and concentradon In practice.
•even some of the eeniors
wbo have been In the program.
hadn't gone through a fully
structured wrestling practice,•
Burgess saJd. ·1 want them to
learn how to go through a prac-
tice and train correctly. Right
away, these guys might have
rbougbt they ~ havtng a bard
pnctice, and I WU looking 11 it
u a 2°" lntcrulty workout. J'm
going to be pwhln1 them put
what they thought was tbelr
limlt..
With 33 athletes In the pro-
gram. limited particlpadon Is
not a con.cem and Bu.rgess be~
Ueves bis wrestlers have the de-
sire to take direction. ·
In ··the early golng. seruors
Ullsses Cardena (the projected
starter at 1 l9 powu:ts), Alphonso
Pedroza (125), Martin Diaz
(J35), Adam Rodrlgue-z (152),
Matt 1.ich (160) and Landon
Pulizzi (215), form a promising
veteran nucleus.
Juniors RauJ Cruz (heavy-
weight), Caley Carr (130) and
Alex Sotomayor (171) are also
expected to contribute as upper-
classmen.
Burgas also bas a group of
sophomores, headed by 112·
pounder Daruly Alderete. to help
mold u he ule. to add stabnlty
to a program that has long been
ln,Oux.
Sophomores Patrick C.Onloo
(130), Juny PandW'O (l35), Dan
Silverthorn, as well as freshmen
Gabe Thaler (140) and Efren Al-
varez (189) add further hope for
the future.
Sopbomorea Noe Canu (145),
Hrlck Cisneros (125), freshman
Mark Kucbczynski {119), senior
Anthony Her'mann and, poten -
tially, senior football standout
Bubba Kapk.o (heavyweight). are
also those who may contribute
this season, Burgess said.
The F.agles, who host their
own tournament Jan. 9-lO, be·
gin Golden West League action
Jan. 6 agaiQst Ocean View.
Senior Susy 1\ujlUo tied a ca-
reer-high with 23 points to pro·
pel the Costa Mesa High &iris
bask.etbaJl team to a 57-al vic-
IOry over La Quinta In a consola-
don quarterfioal of the Costa
Mesa tournament Saturday.
1\ujillo, who drained five
three-pointers, scored lS of
Mesa's l9 first-quarter poi.J1ts as
the MustaJ~ built a l 9-4 lead
after one period' and rebounded
after an openin~round loss to
San Ramon Valley Friday.
Senior Ashley KeUy tallied a
career-high with 10 points and
added five rebound:. for Mesa
(5-3). which made nine thrce-
pointers.
Cassey Brick (ei19lt pou1t:.)
made two threes.
Mesa blilnles Irvine at I :JO
p.m . today in the consolation
semifinals.
"I Ill' M.tlC'r Dei people
wd1•unwt1 me with open arm~. I
wa' ,, I 'i yeur-old kid and saw
1lw lront cJoors open for me to
Wiil
< l'Nl'tl played four sports his
'>t·111111 Yl'IH at Mater Oel, but 1t w." .1 q11.irtl•rback camp
SCHEDULE Com MeM lOIM'n.lment
Consolftlon ~
Costa Mesa 57 l.a Quinta 22
1 ondur1ed hy lolUl l'Jway at
'°lt,111furd Lh.it piqued hi!> 1111cn.~t
111 purswng football.
·1 was only 6-foot, 170 pound:.
• 111J in tht' Rose Bowl I wa5 165."
(I' Neri said .
A mild Muturc by today'i.
,t,rndards. l>ut a productiV\· CJlll'
on Nl'W Yl'at'<i Day 1995.
TODAY
B..utbell
College women · Idaho State at
UC Irvine, 7 p.m.; GSAC Challenge
Pikeville College (Kenrudcy) at
Vanguard. 7:30 p.m .
Community college men · Orange
Coast al San Jose toumamen1,
TBA
High school boys · Estancia Coast
Ctasaic championship aemlflnal •
Riverside Poty et Estancia, 6:25
p.m .; fifth-piece eemiflnal •
Corona del Mar vs. Foothill, 3:15
.m.; Orange Holiday Ctaaic
13th-place aemiflnal ·Costa Mesa
vs. CabriOo. 10:30 a.m. at
Chapman University; Ceplt.al City
Ctaalc pool play -Newport
Harbor vs. North Pole, 3 p.m. In
Alaska; St Anthony tournament
pool play -Sage Hill vs.
Renalaaance Academy, 1 :30 p.m.
at St Anthony High.
High IChool girts -Capital City
Ctaulc pool play -Newport
Harborva. Monroe (Alaska), 1
p.m. In Alaska; Costa Mesa Winter
Ctaaic oonaolation semifinal -
Irvine at Coat.a Mesa, 1:30 p.m.;
Santiago tournament first round ·
Corona del Mar at Santiago, 5
p.m .; Marina-Edison tournament
16th-place semlflnal -Estancia vs.
South OettaNVest Tomtnce, 6 p.m.
Soccer
High school girts · Excalibor
tournament first round -Newport
Harbor vs. Mission Viejo, 11 a.m.
at Foothill High.
Scc>Nbyau......
La Quinta • 11 5 2 21 Mesa 19 i& 13 10 -51
LI QulnU Verduzco 0, Herrison 2,
Omeales 6. Chentaptusouk 11,
Manibusan 2, Nguyen 1.
J.pt. goals -None.
Costa MeM -Brldt 8, Kelly 10, Tn.iJlllO
23, Be. Vergara 7. Br. Vttrgara 3,
Akansel 2, Cluff 4.
3-pt. goals -Trujillo 5, Bridl 2, Be.
Vergare 1, Br. Vergara 1.
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PwLhftt ..... c-v•r-
Jllft t i Twt 121 2004
Ch.YTelet/GMC U OO c_. ...
(lSPn->V-
Sl'fClflCAnotl 110. V-200S-17t
Sealed bods must be
•ubnoltted on the form
tupphed bJ OCSO In
tccord1nc1 with 111
p1ovistons of Iha s~1
IKallon• Si>ac1f1<ahons bHI blinks. and further
mlorm1flon m1y be
11b1Alned 11 the 1bO••
1ddr an. telephune ( 114)
962 7411
Publlshf'd Newpnrt
Buch Co•h Men Oaoly
Pilot Ouember 29,
7003 r884
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l lie tot10¥11ln& persons
"" do11111 business H •I Co••I Mrrcedes
Service, b) Mercedes
tout s.,,.,u c) South
Cn••I M•rulln Serv1c.,
d) r ...... MB St1wlc•, •)
Co1s I MBZ Ser vice, I)
Scmlh Coul MBZ Set
•oce 1> CoHI MBZ 8MW
'\efvt<e. II) South Cont
Mil/ BMW Servtee, 304?
0 rntarp11u. Co•I• M~u. CA 92626
John WIHtan Oensmo<t,
13'>86 SWHhhade Way
Tu•t•n. CA 92781
Heither Mcl<enrot
Oen•mo11, 13586
~witehh•~• Woy, Tustin,
CA 92187
Tho• b1Js1nen is con
ducl1d by hu•band and
wrla
Have you star led dotn1
buslneu ;all
Np
John W. Densmore
This statement ¥110
lllad ¥11llh the County
Clerk of Or an1• County
on 12/02/03
200Ht .. 7St
01ilr Prlol Dec. 8. 15, lZ. 29. 200J M860
S......tf
... , hflhuf
Ac-. ........
The follo¥11in& person
hes abandoned the use
of the fkhtious 8u~1
nus Hime Oatco M1
11n1, 711 W 17th St
Bid& 8 11. Costa Mesi
CA92627
The f1<t1tt0us 8uslnen
name 1elerrad to 1bon
wu fried 1n Oran1•
County on I 11 -02. f IL(
HO 20026888-41 I
Oouetu E T emplln,
Truslee. Oouclu E
Temphn T1uit dated 3
12 93. 5l8 Rtver side
Ave . Ha¥11po1I Buch, CA
92663
fhls bus1nus IS con
d11cted by • busmen
trust
Ooucln E Templrn
ltus statement wu
filed with the County
Cler~ of Oran,. Counly
On 12/02/03
200SH .. 7a7
Oally Pilot Oec 8. I 5,
22.29,2003 M859 .......... ..........
I ha followlna Pl"""' .,. doma business as
R.E Gtoup, 4770 Cam·
p111 Or • Sh . 200.
t:668orl 8uch. Ce
0111 A lorellt, 4710
Ca"'l"'t Orin . Suite 200,
::A8ort Buch, CA
Garr Toll•, 4170
C41rnpw 0r1 .... '""' 200. =orl Benh. CA
Wilffam V~lalka. 4710
Cempu• Drive. Suite 200,
:~ort 8uch , CA
Th~ butlntia n con
dueled by: co p1otnerJ
Htva you atlttad 11o1n1
buslMUyetf
Yu Now I. 2003
Ou7 R. T onfll
11"1 alalt-nt wn ti!M whh tflt Countr
Cltlk of Ota11 .. County
Ofl 12I02/QJ ... H ... 77S OalY f'liol O.C 9, I 5, zz. tt. l003 M862
llcm. ..... .........
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Artl1tlc QUI Oellery,
1011 Avlfll4tt Pico fC•C Sen Cle-te. CA 92'1~ Milflroo lolflllu, 21
fltwvo St.. lf"'"9, CA m1z
Thb llllMfttU It t:On
"ucted br. 111 lftcHvlclu•I
Hew yov at#tl4 Ckllnc
bu.llMat 1flf
Ho Mahroo Lotfllll111
Thia l laltlMfll wH
fllff wttll the Couni,
Clef• of Orllnp County
"'lZtW/OJ MllHM771
Delly ..... I*. I, 111 22. a . 2003 -..
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AcllllMllsileu ... s......
The loltowtna person•
tlft dome busmeS> a\
Zlrrett1 .. An0c1atn . 37
Reaatla Way. Oana
Point. CA 926?9
Richard r renh ltrrella.
37 Ruatta Way Dan•
Pt . CA 92629
Carol lee Zuretta. 37
Reaatta w.y. o~n~ Pl
CA 92629
lh15 bU\ln@\\ I\ l OU
dueled by hu•b~nd and
wrfe
Have you ~tar led do•nR
busrness yet? No
Richard f r.nl\ lrrrell.1
This sl•tem•nl wa'
fried with the County
Cla1k ol Or a nae C1111nty
on 12117/03
200169'1454 Dally Pilot Oet 22. 29,
2003, l•n 5. 12. 2004
M8// .......... ... s......
I he follow me pef\Oll\
are C1<11n1 bu~one~ H
Oo~umenl StraltlJ
Croup, 84'> I Sunk1!>l
Circle. Hunl onaton
Beach. CA !12646
Steven R Mendell
84!>1 Sunk"I l.11d•
Hunt1na1on !ju< II I:•
9?646
Th11 bu11n'u 1, con
ducted by "" md1v1dual
H .. • you stiifled dcltt111
bu•fness yat1
\'es 10-1 OJ
Steven R M•nl1•11
Thi!> sl•lemMI ¥110
tiled with tho County
Clark ol Oran1• Counly
on 12/02/0)
200UtH771
Ot111 Piiot Dec: 8. 15 22. 29. 1001 M8'i6
Re-. ..... ..........
1 he followlnc panons
•re dotna bu!>lnu• 11
WHk.end W111101, 439
Vi• lklo So~i HewPOtt
Beach. CA 9:.cw2
Aeat Ow•cl Merket..-,,
LLC (CA). 439 Vta lido
Sovd, Ht¥11porl Beach,
CA 92662
fhli builntu 11 cnn
ducted by ltnilted
ll•bllil) Co
llave "°'' itartad doln& bu11n111 yet?
Ytt Jtn I. 2000
RHI Ol1act M11k1tars,
LlC. Ooualu P, M.:CrH
M1n1tH
Thi• statan1tnt wn
filed with the Co11nty
CIHll of Oranr• Collnty
on 12/02/03
IOOM, .. 171
Oail1 _ l'ilol Dec. a. I~. u. n. 2003 1185 ............. ........
Tiie lollowl111 C*toM we dolfll llu1inen Ii
a.tco fi4rlM, 111 W
17th St.. II • 11, C0tl1
Meu.CAttt.17
0. t. Tt~lln ' AJ eoclatet i.e. (CA). 711
W. 17th SlrMI II II,
Cott• "'"8. CA t2'27
Thb llu11na11 Is t<)ll·
ducted by: • "WPOt•tlon
Kaw JOU •l•tfd doinll
b11tMeU JtH No
0 t '""""" • At aocl1lH. tnc , Oa11lal Ottmgnko, l!cpldtnl
lh1s statement wn
toled with the County
Cler~ of Ot anae County
on 12102103
200J6t .. 715
011ly Ptlol Dec. 8. 15. 22. 29. 2003 M869
~ ....... ... s......
The follo¥111na person•
•r' do1na bu''""'~ ~' Armen Oe~1an' 260 Newpolt t:•nr .. r 01
#240. Htwpu1 I Bu1.h.
CA92660
Ao"'"'' for taollan De s1ans In' (Cl\), 260
Newport Cenlat Or .
• ?40. Newpur I Buch CA 91660
Hu§ bus1nes' '' , 011 dueled by 1 1 or po• •loon
Have you \tarted do111~
bu"""'' vet' Ye• M3V 11 /OOJ
Armtn G11~011•11 Ot
'1gn\ ltu At,.,.. n
Cr111uo.rn Pr t''\trl~nl
Tlr" 'l•lcrnent Wal
hied w1lh Utt Cou11tr
I.fer~ nl O•MRt Cou11ly
nn I 'l/07 Ol
200S6t6'7H
0•1ly Ptlol Dec IP. I 5
22.29.2003 M855
Mlle. .... ... s.......
Th• foll11w1n1 pe"on•
•re d•HrlR busme" .. ~
C:nsta Meu Sotc~r
You th le .. aue
CO M S Y l • 1991
Polllon• Ave Co\I ,,
Mu• <:A9'/6?1 f.•••r P•dlOU. 1991 Pnmon~ l\v• . Cost•
Mes.. Cl\ 9267/
Juui Ouule 2116
PU!>Orl St Co•I• Mew.
CA 9?6?7
llll' h11.,nu1 ts con
llut ted by co partners
Have you ''"' ted dome
bu•lnen yell Ho
Cne1 Pedtot•
lhf1 tl•lunenl wu
filed ¥11ilh the County
Clttk of Or 1n1e County
on 12/I I/OJ
200S4t67'5t
Dally Pilot Dae I~. 22. 19. 2003, Jan 5, 2004 M81~ .........
... s......
The lollowin1 peoont •re ttotna bu1lntn as
OHC Studio,, n41 l~lh
SI t8, W•Umh"tlf, CA
9?683
Chad lo¥11tll MtH• 4
Amr ~•y. l•del• Randi,
CAlmlM
l>eflll Coplan WI"" .. '. 7741 t!illl St 18.
Wn lmiMl•I. CA 92683
This bu~u " con
dtKlect by • eanaral
pertr1ership
H•v• you 1terltd dotn1
bu"Mu yell
Ho
Chlld My.,,
fllb ,,,,_.mtnl w•t
f11td wtlh lht Co11nty
C"'ll of C>Bnt• Co•mty
on 12/02./03
IOOMt661 ..
011ty f'ltot Dec. I , 15. n. tt. 2001 M863
llcm. .... .........
Tiit followlftt P«IOft•
.. e dolnl b-" •. CCOIU u~ Corj)Oletlon, uoz cor11 c11u.a.
Newport Beach. CA
92660 ECONZ USA Corpon
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Suti11ct to cond1t1<>ns P•t1u rrbed by the unden11ned, se•led bids for a Lump Sum Contract are 1nv1ted lot the h1llow1ng Work
llOWLANO HAU SllSMK IM ... OVIMINTS & OlflHID MANCTINANCI
OESCRIPT10N Of WORK
,.OJICT NO. '90120
UNIVHSITY Of CAllfOlNIA, .. VINE
lllVINI, CA.UfOllNIA 92H7
The proposed Rowland Hill Se1sm1c Improvement project wtll shucturally uper•d• the burldmc
by crea11111 buttreues on the Cut and West elevations of the bu1ld1n& lhe butlreu.s will be
created by new pole loundaltnns and IM addition of ••&hi 26'· 6" b1ys of new concr•te moment
frames with concrete slab d1aphra&1T>s between tloon 2 and 6 Enclosure ot the tnmes and slabs
will be b1 • convenhonal cu1 la on wall system Other disconllnu1hes on e .. st1na dlephr•ams will be
corrected In mechanical chases by means ol cu l lll·ptace conc1ete slabs. There are also ulslln&
steel moment frames in the mccha111cal penthouses that will be 1ndependenlly ~tren~thened with
tube steel supports. lhe new aru (38,000 ASI ) cruled by the bultresus will be h111shed as clfy
tabontOfy and ceneul oHtce space n part of this proiect
In addition to the Se1sm1e lmpro•ements. Oeferred Malnlen1nce work will be complet•d Th•
mechantcal 1''fslem 1n lhe e•oshnl bu1ldtn1 w1tl underao an intensive renovation 1nclud1111. but not
Um1ted lo. Cl) replacement ol 17 Atr Handlin& Units lhrouettoul th• buoldma with the mstallallon
of tour new umts on Ille Hrv\ce level, (2) manlfoldin& of 1pp1oumalely 160 root uhausl hns.
(3) malallalron of Phoen•• Val•es al fume hoods. In add1hon. the u1slrn1 exterior of the buoldtn&
will be el1tslomenc11lly suled, the In• al~r m pull devices 1n the urstm11 buildrov will be lowered
to meet.current code. and the roof of the urstrne buoldrne wlll be replaced'" its entirely
Conatr uclron cost estimate S 11,711,000
81ddln1t documents will be av;11table lo P1equ1hhed Geneul Contractors a l 10 am. M-4ey,
Dec....a..,. 22, 200J. Prequalol1ed ,,,,.,. Contractors may pie~ up free of ch••&• a maA1mum of
Irv• (5) Hh of b1dd1ne documenh al On1an and Conshuchon Suv1ctt, Unweis1ly ol Cahlorma.
Irvine, 5201 Cahfo1n11 Avenue. Suite 250. l1•1ne, California, 92697 2450 Additional sets may be
pwcha,ed at Contractors· cost from Consolodaled R1pro111aph1C\
81dd1ne Documents will be av111lable lo subcontractors at 10 00 am .. MOft<hy, Det-lter 22,
200J and will be ..sued only al CONSOLIDATED REPROCRAPHICS. 3182 Pullman Sh eet. Costa
Mua, CA 92626. (714) 751 2680, All~nhon Moh1mmed Rehm~n 01 Softia Accal
NOTE1 rT IS THE SUICONTltACTOAS' HS,ONSlllUTY TO HGISTlA WITH THI UNtVlASrTY oa
CONSOUOATlD AlNOGUl'HtCS TO ACltNOWU.DGl AlCllt'T Of THI aOWLAND KAU SltSMt<
IM,aOVfMINTS & DfflUID MAINTINAN<t llD DOCUMENTS. UNfVUSITY WlU · NOTIFY
SUICONlllACTORS WHO HAVE lfGISfllfD WttH OlSIGN AMO CONSTIIUCTION SUtVKIS Oa
CONSOUOATED lllPllOOlllAf'HK S, Of AODlNDA WHKH Altl AVAILAIU AT DlSIGN AND
CONSTIUCTION SIAVKlS.
TH£ fOUOWINO GlNlllAl CONnAClOllS
HAVE lllN ,lt(QUAllfUD TO SUIMIT .. OS ON THIS ,AOJICT:
Oetdeft & WIUI-• General COfttrocton, In<.
2 raeaday
lrnne. CA 92618
Phone 949 588 2855 r H 949-!>88·?877
OI-. <-•fTV<tl-Co.
10005 Mission Mill Rd
Whtlhtr. CA 90608.098:,
Phone 562·948·4242
Fu 562 463·4984
nlQUA.llfllD SUICONTllACTOllS
,Cl COftotnKtl°" S.nrlcH, i..c.
200 Burchell SI.
Glendale. CA 92821
Phone 818 246 3481
fu 818·247·5775
SOU'AC INC., ... Sett.ti hdflt
2424 Con~eu St.
Sen 01e110, CA 9ll 10·2888
Phone: 619·296·6241
fu 619 296 7109
Nete• Tite .. i.cted G..,erol c ... troctor wlll loe re~l,.d to list ....., then lloctrlcol, HVAC
Wet & Ory, Gla&lns. ltoofh•t ond Conuel• oubtonttocton wi.. hove loe.., ,r•·1-ltfle4' lty
Tloe Unlnrslty of Collfot"nlo, lrvln• c-r•·
,.,....,..ufled ll8'1rlcol Subcontroctort Are1
Alldenon & Heword llectrlt, t..c. Mike ,,._ Uectrl< Ce.
t 791 Reynolds 561 A Merc•nllfC! Df lve
Irvine. CA 92614 Cota II, CA 94931 3040
l8'9tloctrlc Corporotl°"
5650 Cenhnela
Los Anaeles. CA 90045
Oynolectrl<
«62 Corporate Cenler Or .
Los Al•m1tos, CA 90/20
Hellx lloctrlc. Int.
8260 Camino Sent. I"
San Ooego CA 921 ?I
SASCOUecwlc
12900 Alondr a Blvd.
Ce111los, CA 90703
Stehty & Ce., Inc.
721 Ill Ardmore
Los An11elH, CA 90004
Mee f.,.._• lloctrlc
2115 North Main SI
Santa Ana CA 97106
f'requollfled HVAC Wet & Dry S...,cOftlrocten Are:
ACCO lnglneered Syttem1, Int .
6?65 Son f ernando Road
Clend&le. CA 92101
A.0 .lleed& Ce.
4117 Ruff ner St
San Oieeo. CA 9ll l I
c-trel Air C.-dltlo.,lng C0<porotl-
7JOI N Clusell St
Oran~c. CA 92865
Crltcltfleld llhthonlcol, i..<.
188 lechnolO&Y 01 ., Sle Ii
Irvine CA 92618
Unhruolty Morelldt M• .... lcel
11>00 N l\rume1 Place
Anaheoon, CA 92807
........ ottfled Glcnln9 s..t.~troctoH Arel
c-.1 Archltnturol s.,
11 7J No Armando SI
An aheim, CA 92806
Giroux Glou, Inc.
850 We.I Washrneton Blvd
Los Angeles. CA 9001'>
reweroi. ... i..c. ~10 Pathw1y Strut Ste A
Sanlee. CA 92071
W-""ri ... OJ.st, Iott.
1432fMylord Road
1' ushn, CA 92780
f're ...... lfled•-t1n9 S .... cOflfrtK1tf'o Ar••
IHI 11-11"1 & Wot•!?f"tl"I, Iott . V-te & A"od«tt• a .. t1ns. lotc.
19027 S Hamilton Ave 2550 E. M111lom1 Way
Gardena. CA 90148 Anah11m. CA 92806
lefner a .. fl"I Co., Inc.
1490 N Glassel!
Or 1n1e. CA 92867
,,....,otlfled Cor>u •t• Sultc-t..neo Ar11
McClene COflttTllC11M Ce. Prlete c-ttrvc11.., Ce., &..c.
377 W f atlbroo~ Ave Ste 101 13162 Arroyo V1sl•
fresM, CA 93711 Ra"cho Sant• M.,1aril1. CA 92688
rwo 111111dalory Pre·B1d Conlerences '"d Pro1ect S•le V1siU wlll be conducted on. ·~· ,_~ S, 2004 ot 1.00 ,.,.. Partlc1p1nls shill meet •l. Oesien f. Construction Services.
Unlve<Mty of C11Uorn11. Irvine. !>201 California Avenue. Suite 250, Suflrvan •nd Wrl(hl Conference
Rooms. !<vine. ~rfl>f nia 91697 ·2450 and M-4.y, ~ 12, 2004 et 9iJO AM. Part~11>•nts shall meet at· Oestcn f. Construction
Sffvicff, Un1Yers1ty of C1htorn11. Ir vone. 5201 Cahfotn1' Avenue. Suite Z!IO, Sulllon end Wrl&ht
Conference Rooms, Irvine. California 92697 2450
(Corner of Callforn11 Avenue end Sison Avenue),
ATTINDAMU AT IOTH THI Plll-llO CONFIAINCU .... THI NOJICT sm VIStTS AU
MANDATORY fott AU '1tlQUMJffl0 ,lllMI CONTIIACTOAS. THI JANUAal S, 2CMM CONHAINCI
WIU ClOH AT I.OS ,_ •• THI JANUAaY u , 2004 cONrHINCI Wtu ClOSI AT •·SS A.M.
ANY nlOUAllfllO ,.IMI CONllACTotlS AaltlVINO Ania THtH TIMIS Wtu NOT II IUGleU
TO PMTtaPAn ... lHI ltD NOCl:SS AS A ,...,.. COtlTUCTOl. A ... OJICl snr v1sn WIU
fOUOW lACH ,.,_.. CONfPtUtCE.
Only bldders who parltcfl>ate 1n both Ille Pre Bid Conlerencu end P1019<t Siie V1s•U In their
entirety, wlll be ellowed lo bid on the Protect es ptlme contractors.
For further information, contact Michael Cordov•, Contracts Analyst. Deslan f. Construclion
Servlcu, Untv1n1ty of Californle, Irvine, at telephone number (!M9) 824-3089.
Suled bids will not b• accepted a lt er 2r00 ,M, T....-Y, J~ 17, 2004 at: Bid Box, front
Counter. Ot1lan C. Con1tructlon Setvlcu, Unlvenlty ot C1llforni1. lrvlne, 5201 C1lll0<ni1 Avenue,
Sulle 250. Ir vine. Californi• 92697 2450 S.at.d bids will be opH11d al 2.0S PM, T......,, J__, 27, 2004, at: 0.sl&n' Construction
s.rv1e1s. Unlvenlly ol CalilornlJ1, Ir vine. 5201 tltefornle A'lll ., Suite. 250. Sulllven end Wr IClll
Conf11<1nca lloqms lrvlne, C•hlornia 92691 ·2450. (949) 82~
Bid S.C:urity in 'the 1mount of IOS of lhe lump Sum 81M Bid, lltkldln& 1tt11<n•tes, shall
1ccomp1ny H Ch Bid The Surely 1uu1n1 the 81d Bond shall be, on the Bid Ot1dlme. 111 1dmitt1d
s11r1ty lnsute1 (as defined In the C1llfo1nl1 Codi of Civil Procedure Section 955.120).
All lnsu,.nca pollcles required to be obt1ln1d by General Contractor sh•ll be •ubjetl to ll>PfO'llll
by Univ1nlt1 lot form and 111bstanci. All such pollcles requited bt Unlve<slty for Commetclal Form
Oentlf'al Ll1blllt1 end 8usln1" Automobile Lleblllt( sll1N be luues by companlu with e Best r1t1nc
of A· 0t better 1nd 1 llnanclal clauihc1hon o VIII or b1ttw. O< •Ith 111 eqvlvt lent r atlflt by
St.nd•rd 1nd Ppor't 0t Moody"• All polic!H requlttd by Univ«alt)' for WOf'llw's ~tlon t ftel fn19loy.,.·s llabilrty 111eN be lnutd by comp1nlft with • (i) 8"\ Retina of B+ or bettv ind e
flftanclel cla.uifl(atlon of VII If betl11. or with an eciulv•ltnl reline by St1U1dtfd 111d 'oor's or
Moody's· or (Q) t111t .,, eecej>l•bll to th• Unlvtnlty. Suell lfts11unc1 shall be wrlll111 to be 110\
ltu thin (H rtqulf•d by f•de<•f end St1l• ol Callfornle law.) Tiie certlflu te ol lrtturance •h•H
be issued In the UnlYenllft form The tUCtfftful 81ddef i nd 111 SubcontrKlor• wlff be required to follow the nondltcrlmlnatlon
requlftlMftta Ml forth 11'1 Ille lllddllll Oocurnenl• •~ to P•1 pr1v1ifftl1 wart retu al tlle IGQtlor1
ol 1111 WO<lo.. A cop1 of Ille •-•• prevaillft& Plf Wle111 ••1• retM •Ill M on 1111 at Unlvenlty'1
jltlnclf)el fKllil'( olflce •l\d will k med9 av11Mble to •ny lnttlf'Ht.d party l.IPC>ft 1eq11Hl. F« this
P'OJIKI, lltt Ulllv•tslty hn inltlatt d •!Id tll1H enl«CI • labor c~· P'Olf•"' ("\.C,.) "'
cont«m1nc1 wHll l•bOf Code 11ctlon1 l77l.5(b) and 1771 7, A IW• con11t11ttlon co11l11<tne4 •Ill bl fleld with lltt auccen ful 81ddtt and II• S11t1eontr1ctor• lo lliKwP 1.-11 111d state law t1w
rtquf!'lfnlnts to ttlk PfOjKI.
Project ldent1flc1hon N1me· Otslrtct I 11n5901-
la1ton Maintenance r 1cllily; 1868
Bid Oeedllne. rebtuery 3. 2003 al 2.00 p.m.
Bid and Project Documents available •I. Olf1ce
ot Ille Physical h cllilies COOfdinator. Aldilh Richey,
Coast Community Colleae 01stricl, 1370 Adams
Av•. 8101 ·o·. Costa Meu. Ca 92626. (114) '38·
4673
Web Silo. WWW CCCO f.OU/lacrlllies/proiects him
W•ll< Throu&h NO WALKTHROUCH Will BE HELO.
Place ol 81d Proposal Receipt: Olf1ce ol 01recl0f
ot Puechasing, Coast Community CoJte&e 01strocl.
Otda. ·o·. 1370 Adams Avenue. Co•t• MesA, CA
92626
Publish Dale Oecemb•r 29, ?003 411d January
!>,2004
Board Date: rebrnary 18. 2004
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Cuut Commumly
Colle&• District of Ounce County, Calolornl.a. achn&
by 1nd lhrouah ''' Governing Bo1rd, heremafle•
reletred to as "01slr let". will receive np to. but
not later then Ille above •bled bid deadltne, sealed
bid~ al the place 1de11l1hed abo•e for lhe n•a• d
ol a contract for the p1oiect de•crlbed n New
Conslruclton ol 8,7')4 square tuol Ma1nlen•nLe
f 1c1lily and Perk mg lots
81d• shall be received m the place 1denhlled
above. and thnse bid\ •hall be opened and publicly
read aloud al lhe •bO•t·Slaled llme ,11ld p'au
In accoedance with the prov1s1011\ ol Busines»
and Po otessions Code Section 7028.15 and
Cahtur ma Pubhc Conh 6C\ Code Sec lion 3300, the
01strn I • requnes lhal lhe bidder pos,e\ the
totlow1n11 class1hc111on(s) of conheclor's htense(s)
al the lime the Brd I\ Submitted B Any bidder
not so licensed al lhe lune ul Bid 0pen'"8 wrll
be ,.jecled 4S Nonrespons1ve
Con Ir actor. B License
Subm1llat ol 81d P1oposals 1\11 Bid Prnposals
shell be subm11tet1 on lorm• fu1nl\h~d by lhe
OIS\lkl 81d Proposal' must c.onlo1m w1111. and be
responstv• lo, the Bid and Conlrnl documenb,
copies ol which m<1y be obtained h om the Oos\11<.I
.u sel toe th above
I 81d and Contract b0<.umenh Do< umenh will
be available lanuuy 9. 2003 Blueprints may be
purchased for One Hundred Twenty f 1ve Dollar"'
(SI 25) dneclly h nm Consohdaled Reproitraptwcs
PIHse call Kevm Oe1m1nn or Steve Spana al (114)
7~1 2680. 81d Oocumenh nnd spMthuhons MUST
be p1c~d up al the O••lrrcl F actllhes Ofl tce al
1370 Adams Avenue Costa Mesa Cl\ 92626 F o•
'"lormalton call (/14) 438 4646
'1 Documents Accompany1ne Bid Propouls (•ch
Bod Proposal shall be accompamed hy (•) the
requ11ed Bid Secu11ly, (b) Subconlrddors Lisi. (cl
Non Collu\lon Alhda•1l. and (d) Statement oC
81ddee ·s Qudlificallons All mlormat10n 01 •t'sponses
ul 1 Bidder 1n its 81d P1 oposal and olhe1 documents
accompany1na the bid PropoHI shall be comp~te.
•ccu••le and true, incomplete. tnaccurate Of untrue
r"portsts Of 1nlor m1llon provided lhe1 e1n by a
bidder shall be &rounds lor lhe 01sl11cl lo 1eiect
5uch Bidder'<> 81d P1opoul IOI non 1espons1veness.
J Conlr1clo" License Clu\lfrcallon In
"cnr dance with lhe provisions ol Cat.tornla Pubhc
Code §3300. the 01\tnct require~ Iha! Bidders
poness the tonowona clns1hc;ohon(s) ol C1hforn1a
Contractors License at the lime th'' the Conhacl
tor the Work 1s awarded 8 Any B•dller not so
duly and properly htensed shall be \ublf'cl lo all
µenalloei imposed by ldw Nu payment :.hall be
rnade roe work. labor. m•te11als or Hrvicu
provided under lhe Cont11r t 10< the Work unleu
and unhl the Re21\lr a1 ol Conlrt•ctors • .,,.,..,., In
lhe Oi,trict lhal the 81dde1 awarded tho Ctlnlracl
1s properly and duly l1tensed lo r.trlor m lht Work
4 Conlr•cl Tlm4' Sub,lanhal Completion of lhe
Wor~ shall be achieved Three Hundred day\ .. 11cr
the dale IOI cQmmMc•menl ol Ille Wo1~ "' '"' tnr th 1n the Notice to Proceect 1"11rd by the
01\\Pt l f &•lure lo achieve Sub,l•nl••I C;ompletrun
wllhon the Contract loone will result 1n the
assosmenl of l1qu1daled O~m•g<\
5 Bid Security l•ch Bod Propv,nl \hall b•
accornpamed by Bid Secu11ly '" dn •mounl nol
ten than TEN PE RC[ NT (10'1".) ol Ill~ rnaumum
amount ol the Bod Proposal 1nt lusive of any
add1ll•e Alternate Bod llem•(s) I a1lure of •"Y brd
Proposal to be Accnmp1n1ed by Rod Se<1111ty 111
Ille lo1m and '" the emounl eequued sh•ll e~nde1
auch 81d Propoul lo be non 1.spon\IVt and
re1ected by th• 01sl11r.I 6 No W1lhdnwal ol Bod Nil Bidder may wolhdr•w
any Bid for a period of S11 ly (60) day• alter the
openrnt of Bids Our1n1 lh" lime. •II E110ders shall
aua11ntee PflCU quoted '" then respected Btd
Peopauls
7 Job Wall! Tllrou&h The 01\lfl<. I will conduct
a Non Mandalory Job W•lt. toe lh~ Wurh The Job·
Walk, will be conducted brg1nn1112 ~f NON( on
NONI Call ( 714) 438-4646 tor m~r1
8 Substitute Secur•ly Prov1>10n\ ol Cal1forni1
Public Contr•cl Codt §27300 \llbsllluhon ol
eh&lble and equlvtlenl setu11hc• tor any monies
withheld by the Otsl11cl lo ensure th~ Conh 1ctor's
perf0<mance undet the C.nntr acl woll he permitted
al the request and eapenio of lht l'nnh .. cfor and
In contorm1ly with Cahforma Pullhc !'.nnlr 1ct Code
§22300 rho fore1101n11 nolw1thstanct1na. the Bidder
to whom the Contr 111ct l' •war dell ,1,1111 h•Ye Ten
(10) d111y1 lollowln1 •cllon by the O.slclcl's 80 .. d
of T1uste1& to award lh11 Contract !CO •uch Bidder
to subm1l Its written request to the 01Slr1cl lo
p«mi1 the substitution of secunl1t\ IC'I• retentoon
under Cahlorn•• Pobhc Cont111c1 Code §7'1300 The
latlura of wc:h Bidder to mike such written 111111~1
to 1111 Olslrlct wllhln said le11 ( 10) d•y pe11od
shall be deemed • waiver of th~ Bodder·, rl&hls
under Calilornle Publlc Contract cod" §2'1300
9. Waiver of lrr1cute11hes The 01~111ct Re'e,.es
th• r lrht to r•lect any ot 111 Bid Propo•31s or to
waive any luecularltlli or 1nf0<m•lit11~ 1n any Bid
Proposal Of In the blddlna.
lO. Awa• d of Conte acl The Contractor tor Ille
Work, II awarded. will be by action of the O•s h tcl's
Board of l rustffs lo the responsible Bidder
aubrnlthna the lowu t rupons1ve Bid Propo••I If
the Bid Proposal requires Bidders In propose prices
for Alt11<n111le Old Items, the Oistr1cl's u lectlon of
Allern•le Bid llema, It any, for determln111tlon of
the lowest i><lced B•d Propasal and for mcluslon
Ill the scope ot t)le Contract lo be awerded shall
be In accOfd•Me with th• Instruction for Bidden.
11 Preo lllna Wap R•t.n The CaltlMnl• Otrec:tor
ol the Oeptrtmt nl ot lnduslrltl R•lallons has
determllled the 1•ntrally preva1Nn1 rates of per
diem wa1u In the locality In whlrh the Worlo. Is
to bt perf0<mtd 10< this project. Coplea ol lhese
dett<mlnation1. tnllti.d •pRtVM.INO WACE SCALE"
tr• mlllntalntd •I ttle Olsttlct's Adm1nbt11t1•e
Omc.. located al 1370 Adams Ave Cost1 Mn•.
C•ll10fnla 92626, alld 11 • •~•llllble at lh• followln1 WEii lite w-.dir.ce 1ov. The ContraC'IOf awarded
the Conlrtcl tOI the W0tlo. shall pey nol less than
lltt appllcablt prev•lflnl w1ae r •le lor llle
cl1aslfk atlon of l•bor provlcltd b1 their respective
workttl In h ecutlon of tht Wor~
Puolithed Newport llatch·Cost• Meu Dally Pitol
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coutraclofs Include
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Pwtna opcos lbc btddint with one oo ' uwnp. Whac llCtion do you cako7 Wh111 do you bid now?
A . A1 no=. your hlrld is unlik.ely ID I Mllale Irick. Al l&*b. ii produce two Of lfirce. If you play ir.n.srcr bids. IJ'lln)-
fa illlo ~ lllld I*'· If not. bid
two ipllde&.
Q 2 • N« vulnenbk .... South you
hold.
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~ IO get OUI of the auction .. the fiO'I
lcghimau: (noo·ron:int) O(>l>Orluniry.
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O 3 -~ilhct wlncniblc. a.\ South
~OU hold
&KI0141 -llt5 ••654 1
J>altncr open the biddm& wnti ~
spade. Whal l!Cll<lfl do you l&Xt?
A ·Thi~ 1~ lhc type of hoklmg Uuu
rnakc• weak JUnlp nusc.• M> popular.
If lhal weapon is In your 11r.cnal. by all means leap 10 lhrcc ~paidci. If nuc.
bid rwo ~ To he sutt. lhi\ hand
i.. pathetJcally we&, bul the advan-
Ulge of ,>IUfing lhc opponcnb' hid
ding ~pace hou kl not ~ OVfflookcd.
Q 4 • Both vulnc111blc. a.to South yuu
hold:
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111 ~Ucna flt for pattncr'• .ult 8eSI I\ 10 ll'llkc ~ "rc:VU'IC" bid of
IWO dwnondi., Which I> r(Jf'CUIJ and
~. c:alll vii-. and Follow b)'
i;upponing be;tts. Th1\ will pa1n1 the
piC1l.ft o< 1 tioe hind w11h Apedie !lhortaae. ha.rt ~ llOd Mllm
lnicresc. Lei palfnef' dttcnmnc how
10 pol lh111 ~nowlcdgc Ul wort.
Q ! · I\' South. vulnct11hlr. you
huld
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A· In the direct ~l. you 1N•1t1IJ
~imply make llll oven:al I of one
hellrt. In lhe bul1111Cing Mltll, however.
11 rcopcrung bid 1n a ~ui1 '·' hmitod 111
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ID'S QISTOM P'AINTING
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