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ew Lj- r"02" HORNBLOWER D I N I N G Y A C H T S Mariners Mile Marine Center 2431 West Coast Highway Newport Beach, CA 92663-1779 714/646-0155 FAX 714/646-5924 11 December 1989 Berkeley Tony Melum Tidelands Administrator * Marine Department City of Newport Beach Long Beach Dear Tony, December is upon us and I would like to share with you a summary * of our preparations here at Hornblower Dining Yachts. This information will hopefully provide sufficient background for you in case someone asks "what are those Hornblower guys doing". Los Angeles Here's our planning list for the December crush: e We will operate four yachts during most of the month. These yachts are: * - M/V Pacific Hornblower - M/V Newport Hornblower - M/V Hornblower Marina del Rey - M/V Lady Hornblower During the period 18-23 December we will add two yachts to our fleet. These yachts are: M/V Marina Hornblower * - M/V Renown We have already made arrangements for Special Activity Permits for these two Yachts. All of these yachts will Newport Beach operate out of our base at 2431 W Coast Highway. s Our guests, if driving to an event, will park at one of the following lots: - Mariners Mile Marine Center Phase I - Mariners mile Marine Center Phase II Sonship Christian Bookstore San Diego - Imperial Savings Lot I - Imperial Savings Lot II (32nd Street) Valets or parking attendants will be present whenever * private automobiles are the primary transportation to one of our events. Some nights will require mandantory bussing for our guests. Busses, if provided by us, San Francisco will be motorcoaches- from Pacific Coachways and Orange Blossom Lines. * Seattle HORNBLOWER D IN ING Y A C H T S Mariners Mile Marine Center 2431 West Coast Highway Newport Beach, CA 92663-1779 714/646-0155 FAX 714/646-5924 2 - Berkeley • We have increased our trash pickup shcedule to a daily service program to keep in line with the higher activity level. Our trash service pickups are located at: Mariners Mile Marine Center Phase II Long Beach - Imperial Savings Lot I • New crew have been added and trained. We currently * have seven captains and sixty-five service crew (first officers, bartenders, stewards and chefs). Training included our service program as well as live man overboard drills and the use of fire and safety Los Angeles equipment. • Crowd control has been carefully planned and includes * the placement of personnel on the docks and at parking locations to direct and assist our guests. Marina del Rey We believe that we are as prepared as possible for the holiday rush. All of our planning efforts and contingency planning will keep our programs under control. I have begun to hear things about all of the other charter activities which will be going on that causes me some concern. The problems I fear stem directly from the admirable job your department has done to limit the number of charter pickup points. The expected demand for these Newport Beach limited chartering sites will quickly result in predictable problems. In my view, these problems include: • The number and size of yachts attempting to stay on * schedule and get into a slip on -time. We could conceivably have more than a few yachts standing off in the turning basin near Lido Village and the Charthouse. San Diego The potential navagational problems seem clear. • We have heard that Business Licensing is holding requests for permits which account for 15,000 people. Although some of those requests are likely for on -land activities, it is probably safe to say that the majority are for events on the water. Crowd control San Francisco could become an unbelievable_ problem if not carefully planned. Seattle Mariners Mile Marine Center 2431 West Coast Highway Newport Beach, CA 92663-1779 714/646-0155 FAX 714/646-5924 Berkeley Lj_ HORNBLOWER DINING YACHTS 0 With the number of people expected, traffic and parking * problems will no doubt seem considerably worse than ever before. These will no doubt be exacerbated by the number of people all attempting to get to a limited Long Beach number of pickup sites. Apparently, in addition to typical whole boat chartering, there will even be some resturant style cocktail cruises with parking at Lancer's Landing. All the extra cars that this sort of * program will generate can be expected to edge us closer to PCH gridlock. Los Angeles s Unless someone has been assigned with the responsibility, there will likely be no provision for trash pickup at the chartering sites. With the * anticipated level of activity there will be an unbelievable amount of debris on the docks. e Crowd control will be nearly impossible. Groups will Marina del Rey be trying to get to their designated pickup points. Most of the pick up point docks are not suited to safely hold a large number of people so there will * be overflow expected. This overflow will likely roll out toward the front of resturants as well as to the end of slip floats (for the daredevils in the crowd). Unless the yacht pickups go absolutely without a hitch, Newport Beach we can expect delays, upset people and the potential for accidents everwhere. As was noted above, there are a lot of yachts coming to town. We have even heard the * rumor that "three large yachts are scheduled to pick up at the charthouse between six and six -thirty on one evening of the parade. If each of these yachts will San Diego hold 100 - 150 passengers then worst case is that we will be faced with 300 - 450 people standing around waiting for their boat to arrive. You are aware of the Charthouse property, there is absolutely no place for * these people to mill about. Add to this the number of people going to the resturants nearby or even to yachts at John Dominis and we have a potential for a serious San Francisco crowd control problem. * Seattle 0%001 NOj_ _gyp 0 4* HORNBLOWER DINING YACHTS Mariners Mile Marine Center 2431 West Coast Highway Newport Beach, CA 92663-1779 714/646-0155 FAX 714/646-5924- Berkeley - 3 r * Perhaps these concerns are the worst case scenarios of an overly cautious planner. However, given the expected size of the Parade of Lights this year, it seems only reasonable that some of this will actually happen. The ramifications of a serious Long Beach accident at one of these charter pickup sites could very well have a direct impact on my business (in the form of new rules, restrictions, higher operational costs, etc.). I will do my very best to control my operation at my facilities during this busy time. However , I feel compelled to ask who is Los Angeles responsible for controlling the potential problems of the shared facilities such as the Charthouse and John Dominis and Lancer's Landing. Without some real positive control on the part of the City of Newport Beach, the problems noted above can be guaranteed * to see the, light of day. Someone in your Department needs to get into the act real quick. Marina del Rey Newport Beach San Diego San Francisco Thanks for taking the time to hear my concerns. you would like to discuss any of the above. General Manager Yachts Let me know if Seattle Berkeley Long Beach Los Angeles Marina del Rey Newport Beach San Diego San Francisco HORNBLOWER D IN ING Y A C H T S Mariners Mile Marine Center 2431 West Coast Highway Newport Beach, CA 92663-1779 714/646-0155 FAX 714/646-5924 Tony Melum Tidelands Administrator City of Newport Beach P. O. Box 1768 Newport Beach, Ca. 92659-1768 Dear Tony, 30 November 1989 As we discussed yesterday, the U.S. Coast Guard has finally issued a Certificate of Inspection for M/V LADY HORNBLOWER. Now that the COI is in hand we would like to have this yacht included as part of our Commercial Harbor Permit. Information pertinent to this request is as followe: • Photo of the vessel is attached. • Copy of the Certificate of Inspection is attached, • Vessel will be berthed at: Mariners Mile Marine Center Marina 2431 West Coats Highway Newport Beach, Ca 92663. e Parking continues to be at 2431 W. Coast Highway. We intend to operate our business with our existing number of spaces. When spaces are filled, our customers will be required to use some form of mass transportation. • The yacht has been configured to connect with our existing pumping facility. • Although some charters may be operated out of our existing slip at Lido Village, we expect that the bulk of our business will originate and end at 2431 W. Coast Highway. • Trash collection will be handled as in our current operation. Seattle i y. Lj- Oft Rolm HORNBLOWER D I N I N G Y A C H T S Mariners Mile Marine Center 2431 West Coast Highway Newport Beach, CA 92663-1779 714/646-0155 FAX 714/646-5924 - 2 - Berkeley As I understand the rules, the Marine Department has the authority to accomodate this request. Hopefully you will be able * to handle this at the staff level. Thank you for your beral ration. Please call me at 646-0155. Long Beachly, we; D n' g Yachts * . P 1 Manager Los Angeles * Marina del Rey * Newport Beach * San Diego * San Francisco Seattle 0 ��ti1 rya I»e TEMP This Temporary Certificate t• in lieu of the regular certificate of insi certificate of inspection, this certiftcal VESSEL - - L [AD R-n1 Qj I CLASS G PhE, O&Tj OWNER/ADDRESS - - I'Wjj Q wwc 'f pc Lt 31 l,JG sGo�si ►. &,j 900T G&A-C 141 CIA he following complement c Certificated Lifebo IMaster Master & t st Class - - Chief Mate Class 2nd Mate Radlo Of ` Mate(s) - O! In addition the vessel may cal addition to the crew, and Maximum steam pressure allowed ROUTE PERMITTED AND CONDITIONS tkitf-�F�uRfS c�F ' p NU OJT rJt(,-Uf1— s�SC*r 1+ 146-ra of 55 t t- 115 /vv j "t f-acy.:! f4O'e-f. ',7fiAW (Z IdVL59-S 1 -1tPPR _ A Gohrr,O.>5► iC - Lt '(- Q(te--Sty L L-6 is I)A lw I'd D _ eo %j \J&S5 Ot, 6,W&.. Inspection of the above vessr this date the vessel was in all respects OFFI I 1HARnIp. MARINE INSPEC. r UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ` DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION UNITED STATES COAST GUARD RARY -CERTIFICATE OF INSPECTION lspection is issued under the provisions of Title 46 United States Code, Section 399, ion, and shall be in force only until the receipt on board said vessel of the original I -no case to. be valid after one year from the date of inspection.. - OFFICIAL NUMBER p •SS TONS - HOME PORT - - - -. A'y1J"L_&, 5 S67" , CA- - OPERATOR/ADDRESS - - Sj ►rJ(.. I� fb��►v-c'�- y/�r�t�5 � t NG "Vim 2 `c3 f l,J bs ��7t5 � Id l fn+w h.,,Y 1-2- 1� 3 >v&,j P0asi— 6670LM � �A q 63 tensed officers and crew is required to be carried; included in which there must be !en and Certificated Tankermen: A Able Seamen Chief Engineer - Flremen/Watertenders t Ordinary Seamen t st Asst. Engineer .Oilers r Deckhands 2nd Asst. Engineer tor(s) Engineer(s) other persons in the crew, passengers, persons in . Total persons alFowedj - 1�-Psa. DATE DRYDOCKED - y 0CT 89 '- OPERATION - - - a t��uos v w 1z� lam" —T) C.mi rtNbs o j Qt� a, c A nA n� t. Rey C A. - skivr<c�s�IDN poI�, �2 It18S PIorSSFr✓C"5 lrv(3cr1QF�O1 f-v(� No7" Arl°f .24 ►WorL P(ALIdO I '11A-r J�Ssr.-i.'S cRE•� M/!N 8b 2"Vr" r&ssrve,)Fo-5-. 104_CftJd0 Is y5.. ut-I�1!rNAS � BL- e0VV1,O(-{i ::j)g_ &AVA' P/b`�Sf%NGf=iL r`W c� Iwib- s. r (Z%ril: -r,(t J iD t'L-frSc.JS Jri% /ci tic VT?1 as completed on OJ0-4 5' nt I HEREBY CERTIFY that on onformity with applicable vessel inspection laws and regulations prescribed thereunder. .)N - COAST 011 INSPECTION ZONE - - -- R-,Z1,QN(1 REACH, CA DF-01r. OF TRANSF'. USCG - CG-854 EV. 2.79) CPO 946-083 - PREVIOUS EDITIONS ARE OBSOLETE f Li J �Y 1^ 011111111 - - - - - r HORNBLOWER D I N I N G Y A C H 'f S ;+ Mariners Mile Marine Center 2431 West Coast Highway r ' I 4 ':y Newport Beach, CA 92663-1779_ 714/5-19-9666 rn FAX 714/646.5924 MONTHLY CHARTER RE —CAP Berkeley CK-UP CHARTER # OF TRANS/PRKG NAME OF CHARTER NATION DATE TIME PAX LOCATION i c Ce �..�. - • fi� �' v � r � +�� Y Y l l — � - a Stx� W I a l Yl Long Br arlr • ill . , {s t3 LgaAngelns 1DC D f)n �_ 19�1YY1 q I�I��1- �1"1 Ynmm -F i t �� m rr� t loq i 3U 55 m Va . k rri n� �i - ti Marina'del Re — G' oA fy.m6, 1 m Yn �53`U - (�O 30 Newpor t Bend.ir_ :: __. :_ t rVl f, ` 1 z Uv NUO VVIrL l as— j4-,C�. 10 fgoo a100 c�_.. � _,1LY1�1�'1'� .,-- f 1 c,v1: h c_ rn i c� u- aao� 3 roc( m — • ti 11► �% I I [moo -1 bot� Fso ILO at3 ind Son Francisco �7 k / '�•� - , -- 1 f _. �000 ^ate �d,^ `1A�_ a�-3 . • Seollln T3 - LA 1 I IORNBLOWLR N I N G Y A C H T S ' Mariners Mile Marine Center 2431 West Coast Highway !:. Newport Beach, CA 92663-1779 '> 714/549-8666 FAX 714/646.5924 MONTHLY CHARTER RE -CAP Berkelny PIC! UP CHARTER # OF TRANS/PRKG NAME OF CHARTER LOC.i;LON DATE TIME PAX LOCATION I Long Bearh � c-,o � f��, ; Y� I 1 a�' a� m o t-0y cWcc1 L- Los An eles 1 Iwo _ a m r�► l 10 b - Iy-o p` 1500 MHrind del Rev ons - IUD 5 102 �110 C LQC.�. 1 D Q, bt)n r Le rc_ Yn I f� _ 1G 12oU - �5or� _ gc ,�1�rY111) Newport Beach Ir�C �JI�I-�f �l�\ 1 11 ��� .ILO- lI'')0 lac, BrU-x, C K rrki #'n 3 i(0b-lam 7& V0,LtIMm►'n 2fj m A Hoc) - Datw 3U 1/-_..i San Diego (yam fn San Francisco I 0 4 1-w �aL� frn mm Snallle ±.: Li . HORNBLOWLR D I N I N G Y A C H -r S Mariners Mile Marine Center ;i : ;'.r .; , 2431 West Coast Highway i Newport Bnach, CA 92663-1779 i 714/549-8866 FAX 714/646-5924 MONTHLY CHARTER RE —CAP Berkeley A. CK—UP CHARTER # OF TRANS/PRKG NAME OF CHARTER i.'CATION DATE TIME PAX LOCATION � a / 1 C _ r � r d Lon9 Beach • �-t��G�� :� �Y11'Yl _ . y�v �b30 -�U3c� �0�►ol`YYIr n r� LO Los Angeles r •1; a 1 . Marknitlel Rey i ---.- i Son Diego ---- - — - r t i San Francisco Saattln PpR� q�IFORN CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH P.O. BOX 1768, NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92659-1768 November 13, 1989 David M. Pahl General Manager Hornblower Dining Yachts 2431 West Coast Highway Newport Beach, CA 92663-1779 Re: Your letter of October 25, 1989 Dear Mr. Pahl: The -Commercial Harbor Permit issued to Hornblower Yachts included the power of the City to impose additional conditions to the permit, as outlined in the City of Newport Beach Municipal Code Section 17.41.070. in that section Paragraph 2 indicates that the Marine -Director or the City Council, on approval or review, will have the power to impose new- conditions or modify existing conditions with regard to any permit issued pursuant to the chapter, upon a determination that the operations by the permittee, in the absence of new or modifiying conditions, do adversely impact the health, safety or welfare of those using or enjoying property near the waters of Newport Beach. Upon adoption of Section 17.30 of the Newport Beach Municipal Code, the Council made findings that operations by Charter permittees, in the absence of new or modifying conditions, would adversely impact the health, safty or welfare of those using or enjoing property near the waters of Newport Beach. As a result, in your situation there are two possible ways to go; either your existing Commercial Harbor Permit must be modified and additional conditions added to it, or the possibly simpler approach would be for the permittee at Lido Village to comply with Section 17.30 of the Municipal Code and provide a pumpout that would be available to the vessels of your company that board at that location. I hope this resolves the questions you had relative to the above letter. If I can of further assistance please call me at 644-3044. Sincerely, Tony Me m Tidelan s Administrator 3300 Newport Boulevard, Newport Beach I� L-j- HORNBLOWER D IN ING Y A C H T S Mariners Mile Marine Center 2431 West Coast Highway Newport Beach, CA 92663-1779 714/646-0155 FAX 714/646- 5924 Wes Armand 25 October 1989 Berkeley Harbor Inspector Marine Department City of Newport Beach * P.O. Box 1768 Newport Beach, California 92658-8915 Long Beach Dear Wes, Thank You for your letter of 23 October 1989. I am certainly glad that we had discussed this previously because the purpose of your letter is both surprising and distressing. Los Angeles In our view, the following items are pertinent to this situation: • In May of 1988, the City Council granted a Commercial Harbor Permit to Hornblower Dining Yachts to operate Yachts out of two locations. These locations are: Marina del Rey _ 2431 Weat Coast Highway; 3366 Via Lido. * • The Commercial Harbor Permit specifically detailed the need for a pumping facility in paragraph 10. This Newport Beach paragraph is worded as follows: "That the applicant provide, at his expense, installation and maintenance of a vessel pumpout * station at the Mariner's Mile Marine Center location and that.all vessels pump out there." San Diego • City ordinance 88-18 was adopted in June 1989 - a year after the granting of the above mentioned Commercial Harbor Permit. • Discussions and agreements between the City of Newport Beach and the Management of Lido Marina Village were made without the knowledge or participation of Son `ranmco Hornblower Dining Yachts. Seattle Mariners Mile Marine Center 2431 West Coast Highway Newport Beach, CA 92663-1779 714/646.0155 FAX 714/646-5924 Given the above, BF�k e.w oksook Li Oft Oft HORNBLOWER D I N I N G Y A C H T S - 2 - we would assert the following: • Hornblower Dining Yachts has conducted its business within the guidelines set forth in our Commercial Harbor Permit. Indeed, some of these guidelines are far more stringent than those imposed upon other similar operations. Long Eneacn • Hornblower Dining Yachts has installed and maintained a pumpout facility for all of its yachts. This facility, located at the Mariner's Mile Marine Center, has been * in operation since May of 1988 and, as required by our permit, services all of our vessels. LosAngai,a; • Hornblower Dining Yachts accepted the Commercial Harbor Permit condition for a pumpout facility for "all vessels". This agreement between Hornblower Dining Yachts and the City of Newport Beach preceeds City Ordinance 88-18 and, in our view, this has the effect of "grandfathering" our operation (much like operators who received their Commercial Harbor Permits before the Manna del Rey more . striri ent g parking regulations were put in place — those operators were not required to add parking capacity to meet the new rules). • Hornblower Dining Yachts cannot and will not be held to agreements which were made between the City of Newport ,c T.",..B,_,h Beach and other businesses. Indeed, it is completely unreasonable and difficult to believe that the City of Newport Beach would expect that those agreements would apply to a third party. Say F-arc:isco We at Hornblower Dining Yachts are absolutely willing to operate within the agreed upon constraints detailed in our Commercial Harbor Permit. We are also more than willing to discuss any of the points in this letter. We accept the help you offered in your letter. This help must come in the form the Marine Department of the City of Newport Beach recognizing our pre- *xisting commitments in our Commercial Harbor Permit. Yachts Mariners Mile Marine Center 2431 West Coast Highway Newport Beach, CA 92663.1779 714/549-8866 FAX 714/646-5924 NAME OF CHARTER Long Boarh * 0 Los Angeles,� r _ amp mp Marina del RoyMA * u C) Newpoi t ti!s!ch eyd Sari U!eclo * San Francisco Oft Oft HORNBLOWER D IN ING Y A C H T S MONTHLY CHARTER RE -CAP PICK-UP LOCATION DATE mmfn YYt ►M VY� YYt ►M VY� 1j v r" M to Vet VUI, IN.�-_ CHARTER TIME 1cj 2z 10too - a- Ilo�- 1�Ua dg1a__2215 v== Ik b (q00 = L-Lm LNL.LLLm \Cm- 21�b # OF TRANS/PRKG PAX LOCATION Seallle t Li ,i. - Oft a" - HORNBLOWER D I N I N G Y A C H T S Mariners Mile Marine Center 2431 West Coast Highway Newport Beach, CA 92663-1779 r 714/549-8866 FAX 714/646-5924 MONTHLY CHARTER RE —CAP Berkoley PICK—UP CHARTER # OF TRANS/PRKG NAME OF CHARTER LOCATION DATE TIME PAX LOCATION I Long f3earh P.m.M— 9.00.1t _rhmyn 1--cuYA LM LYLM_ _ 1°l0o - 2 00 a(( � Los Angrles • 2300 1 30 alb' m . 12-9 Manna del Rey. 6 •u)• C , vim m _ ��_ L►3o �33a --- 1�� Newport 8ear;h�/► M. � l% 14w W aLWaIiV�. _ _ _2D IMP 30 _ 7 San Diego�f _at,ryb m - Son Francisco 5naltlr, li LA r� OVA Oft } z� ,yr Oft 0 I IORNLLOWER D I N I N G Y A C H T S •?• Mariners Mile Marine Center 2431 West Coast Highway Newport Beach, CA 92663-1779 714/549-8866 FAX 714/646-5924 MONTHLY CHARTER RE —CAP Berkeley PICK-UP CHARTER # OF TRANS/PRKG NAME OF CHARTER LOCATION DATE TIME PAX LOCATION nI I IDU -10D _S0_. i Long (iearh 650 233D 1110 Y Los Angeles i�.,..„��U► t rn m rm �_ I��UIJ ^ dd�lJ _!,� �f2(� Ord- m n'1 � _ Imo �/ma.�'i AannadelRey ,. 15 !�� �K Of Ia yh ern_ (..._ __a�-� ► o T ._ ... ', m m A'q- om=noo V 5 rA /5oryshi p lew ort Beach dun 2ak-1 _�� -aa3o 35_ rnAf�yU ��co i�oa -AD San Diego — -- - - - - ; &aDn"A Ica oan Francisco - d47)" 5eallle HORNBLOWER D I N I N G Y A C H T S Mariners Mile Marine Center 2431 West Coast Highway Newport Beach, CA 92663-1779 714/646-0155 FAX 714/646-5924 Berkeley Wes Armand 25 October 1989 Harbor Inspector Marine Department City of Newport Beach * P.O. Box 1768 Newport Beach, California 92658-8915 Long Beach Dear Wes, * Thank You for your letter of 23 October 1989. I am certainly glad that we had discussed this previously because the purpose of your letter is both surprising and distressing. Los Angeles In our view, the following items are pertinent to this situation: * • In May of 1988, the City Council granted a Commercial Harbor Permit to Hornblower Dining Yachts to operate Yachts out of two locations. These locations are: Marina del Rey 2431 Weat Coast Highway; 3366 Via Lido. The Commercial Harbor Permit specifically detailed the need for a pumping facility in paragraph 10. This Newport Beach paragraph is worded as follows: "That the applicant provide, at his expense, * installation and maintenance of a vessel pumpout station at the Mariner's Mile Marine Center location and that all vessels pump out there." San Diego • City ordinance 88-18 was adopted in June 1989 - a year after the granting of the above mentioned Commercial Harbor Permit. * • Discussions and agreements between the City of Newport Beach and the Management of Lido Marina Village were San Francisco made without the knowledge or participation of Hornblower Dining Yachts. * Seattle HORNBLOWER DINING YACHTS Mariners Mile Marine Center 2431 West Coast Highway — g - Newport Beach, CA 92663-1779 714/646-0155 FAX 714/646-5924 Given the above, we would assert the following: Berkeley • Hornblower Dining Yachts has conducted its business within the guidelines set forth in our Commercial * Harbor Permit. Indeed, some of these guidelines are far more stringent than those imposed upon other similar operations. Long Beach • Hornblower Dining Yachts has installed and maintained a pumpout facility for all of its yachts. This facility, located at the Mariner's Mile Marine Center, has been * in operation since May of 1988 and, as required by our permit, services all of our vessels. Los Angeles • Hornblower Dining Yachts accepted the Commercial Harbor Permit condition for a pumpout facility for "all vessels". This agreement between Hornblower Dining * Yachts and the City of Newport Beach preceeds City Ordinance 88-18 and, in our view, this has the effect of "grandfathering" our operation (much like operators who received their Commercial Harbor Permits before the Marina del Rey _ more stringent parking regulations were put in place — those operators were not required to add parking capacity to meet the new rules). • Hornblower Dining Yachts cannot and will not be held to agreements which were made between the City of Newport Newport Beach Beach and other businesses. Indeed, it is completely unreasonable and difficult to believe that the City of Newport Beach would expect that those agreements would apply to a third party. We at Hornblower Dining Yachts are absolutely willing to operate within the agreed upon constraints detailed in our Commercial San Diego Harbor Permit. We are also more than willing to discuss any of the points in this letter. We accept the help you offered in your letter. This help must come in the form the Marine * Department of the City of Newport Beach recognizing our pre- &xisting commitments in our Commercial Harbor Permit. nc ely San Francisco ow owe i ing Yachts * 'd . Pahl Genera r Seattle ff SEW PO CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH v P.O. BOX 1768, NEWPORT BEACH; CA 92658-8915 e cq�� OCtober 23, 1989 David Pahl Hornblower Dining Yachts 2431 West Coast Highway Newport Beach, cA 92663-1779 Dear Mr. Pahl: This letter it to confirm the details of our recent conversation regarding the status of charter boat boarding at Lido Village beyond November 21, 1989. City Ordinance 8B -18, adopted June 27, 1989 requires that all charter boats be boarded at sites that have a vessel waste pump. This requirement would have been met by the - managers of Lido Village if they had installed a dedicated pumplic pumpout station as they promised. This agreement has not been met. The City notified Lido Village management on April 21, 1989 that they had ninety days to.comply with the ordinance. They notified.the City only last week that they will not install the required pump. This letter is notice that the extension ending on November 21, 1989 will cease, and no further boardings will be permitted to occur at Lido Village after that date. If Hornblower Yachts intends to install a pumpout station. at their location at Lido Village they should inform the Marine Department of their intent and can request time to comply with Ordinance 88-18. The department will help in any way it can. Sincerely, Wes Armand harbor Inspector 3300 Newport Boulevard, Newport Beach Cfl ill,+w 1 0 Oft , ^ Oak ' HORNBLOWER E'1'w b I N I N G Y A C H T S Mariners Mile Marine Center 2431 West Coast Highway Newport Beach, CA 92663-1779 714/549-8866 FAX 714/646-5924 I I MONTHLY CHARTER RE -CAP" .,,'Berkeley PICK—UP CHARTER # OF TRANS/PRKG NAME OF CHARTER LOCATION DATE TIME PAX LOCATION 2-2-M Long Beach l.iX' µ.q_.�l 1 -3� 1 �� VI�I I� LAV Los Angeles _ an I r30 _ A lit lM 3 f��a ,l_M_ M_ LDQ=.1�� l Manna del RcYLL I �n� //�� � v�/Z, �1 Y I /,n/ l `��1..J^�V ! y 11�� rnP. i - vvi_ _ 7 ncb zoo` L+ fnmmL�- I Newport'Beacl' IDL Dun fin. ►_rn T 8 _ 130_ ? w ► ffi OA San C�5�2Qcrn mil Diego rY1, YYt I(1/I � (�0- 1�00 3 Vlrl. ►�Y1NYl IZOP l San Francisco n I i Snaltle >f ell 1� r , : oft I IOIZNBLOWLR 11 D I N I N G Y A C, I1 l S € i Mariners Mile Marine Center 2431 West Coast Highway Newport Beach, CA 92663-1779 714/549.8866 FAX 714/646-5924 { 7 Berkelhy; MONTHLY CHARTER RE —CAP NAME OF CHARTER PICK—UP LOCATION DATE CHARTER TIME - # OF PAX TRANS/PRKG LOCATION �a u- 1�1'� t�i 3(- 22-?0 L I b cLl FYI m m Long beerh , _.....1., d - Wo l r M _gyp Im� � l'DC'., m L n uob t-3Oancn m I$20 .,2 2D -�rd L-0�5 C- 3 Los Angeles VA m nn ' m y i 3 Igm azo Mo r- Lrvj 'Marina del R'ey arm mrn C-u-t-� P(�YA x �m Newport 8ea< r�n h -s U �61&f m I l r�36 2 ,C) San Dieq) `, n rytm,� s mm YY1 �. 1�3b 2 3b Via. �a� e x V►� _ � `� trod �... -�--�--- ►-� Im m m ,J(p _..! iqscam _ � > San Francisco ,. mm ------- - ....--....._ Snalgn Rpm LA %BL Hornblower Yachts of s Newport Beach Inc. - P,O. Box 1779 Nev.port Ben.-h. CA 92663 '714) 549.8865 1 MONTHLY CHARTER RE_ CAP PICK—UP NAME OF CHARTER LOCATION l C. LN t n e Ca f`f-►�el L.mv ,ruxtCIA_ T6�JPy C�ff"v& 1_INL _l �G L cgo Rum OL2c� -PW6A t- � �© oLou A _ _ i+�(VItiINI N rn. rY.1 REMARKS: DATE CHARTER # OF TRNS/PRKG TIME PAX. LOCATION �= 'I M30-lM lag Sons � • -� ►q -z�a 13 M MM I Va. S L�jgo 125 i104:1)rC tr_K 91 b --zw r VW Owlet col` 10 - Z2W l q(v W1 w1►� jai (0i bD/)-3bb 3 100 Wtw�Vl� � • l 3 loon - a� a2-- � . E)' 1 L4 1°130- a5 M M J44- WP" aL�-"moo a5 I �J .�crnm • l � 07no- m w a+3 fjnYl San Francisco Berkvle Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. P.O. Box 1779 _- r-�•Z` Nev,Pori E�E'�.-11. CA 92663 :714) 549•6R65 N0NTH.LYC13A, RTE,R_ RE_ -CAP PICK-UP CHARTER I OF TRNS/PRRG. NAME OF Ci3_ARTER LOCATION DATE TIME PAX_ LOCATION � �5 �� �=_11_ ► oo . zoo i 2� _� L.��� � 1`bD 0 LM_NT 0,111 1 moo - I m-) t Ll' `q__.:LSD L.M� t,`�.3 �C, J%`Y• � LM_iV� �(1'i �i `1..� 11►�0- i��� �`-t_ � �Yt �''h, V�l,�-�� L-COJALb15?,� d1'1 �1'l t11 - :3 b��,o Q�� I.s �;�I 1 n 1 �`��� (A J)A (YA NO 100 M-!m I � fA0 (a 4 T 6 l�•t G -)DU) : }4 al al o)�"V�Cc ✓l�fl�A�_( I� ;Yl.( t'Y1'j J c7: 7 ��� � ,? �Z iYtV vi art L, )l J YY1(Yl l'� Mkb rVA A R i'Vl ' c\j —tACA RE11ARRS :--- San Francisco BEYWry f tZc Hornblower Yachls of Newport Beach P.O. BOX, 1779 Inc. a \k'ALZ`; Nev.; orl EFa. h. CA 92663 ,714) 549-SF(j5 MOPTH,LY CHARTER _ RE -CAP PICK-UP NAME OF CHARTER L0CAT1014 DATE CHARTER TIME OF TAX. TRNS/PRKG LOCATION urn._\/ �_ �� IL400 -_►-30-C) n viL 3 M(n i'n1 -� co 1�30_ ( _ Y� m m IV&Lei` 6rkAe k\- M-O OA U.00= 130 N00 m rrl (h VaJjzl- mJ g -OILS H-00 -ate ��5 1. n� is 'g3 G�K-_ \130 � � �1 ia�'OZ' i ILL 8 -�1 Z2 �5 t. v LC3 REMARKS: San Francisco BE r Wry Hornblower Yachts of s Newport Beach Inc. P.O. Box 1779 Newport Beech, CA 92663 '714) 549.8,865. y'/��1/(qN1 ppA''/:cM1 E MO/��'y\F�` C H Art R T E R LV LA'S., Via, MONTHLY CHARTER RE —CAP PICK —DP CHARTER # OF LOCATION DATE TIMp�I1E P^AAX. mm -7--1 ktj/,W A -1 - l tso [�lo�ti i Zri m 14A, (YA 1-0- O'.yam 5 IBD C, a mmffi -� 9 � `,r C15 rYlJi-'1 i'� 1 �31gr� i'� Do✓ '�I " II � �� '4V r1.1 — 'l 'b5/6.' °✓� 100 ,\S I ayi �s l _ -_7 i :00 - i 461C3 L m�j 7� "9,D IL"00 - I-�aOni '2�5 REMARKS: TRNS/PRKG LOCATION M 01 c tna IL�o fS 50-vl"s y a (Ywb-y C oaf r San Francisco Berkeley San Diego NE,%'po,t Bcoch Hornblower Yachts of s Newport Beach Inc. rn P.O. Box 1779 Nev. port Bea h. CA 92663 "Ni� ' '714) 549.8866 NAME OF CHARTER 1E3AALt cr�e,�1 s (� �a MONTHLY CHARTER RE —CAP PICK—UP LOCATION DATE CHARTER T'r Wv # OF PAR. 9�p • 14 J-1 J-1 __ a -��: Q3 1 -(l l uo - al ;� pie C .r1 {n b —, —1 C) �, 1�01h� "-- _i M15 35 lq - N30 _ �-WIWI,m -,: Dig -50 ,5,1, T•E- m X & - �o TRNS/PRKG LOCATION ram. -S - -t p-p-- �-d l I (L&, xaek- AI m (A�Rlww FW -mmm- YhrnM-t,'��61, Ld LLR- q REMARKS: San Francisco Berkeley San Diego Ne;:port Birach Hornblower Yachts of _ Newport Beach Inc. P.O. Box 1779 Newport Beach, CA 92663 1714) 549-8865 MONTHLY CHARTER RE —CAP PICK—UP CHARTER # OF TRNS/PRKG NAME OF CHARTER LOCATION DATE TIME PAX. LOCATION` m ` cis \Othl1+ V r I ' I. ath l 1 ( V�W II y � C� t . mmml&e, ►�l ,IM urn.\ `7-30 l(�0 o- 210E) 11i 1 r) P REMARKS: San Francisco Berkeley San Diego Ne .trait Beach Hornblower Yachts of =�c Newport Beach Inc. P.O. Box 1779 ��—T Newport Beach, CA 92663 Y t�'``' ;714) 549.6865 MONTHLY CHARTER RE —CAP PICK—UP CHARTER # OF OF CHARTER LOCATION DATE TIME PAX. Walt- COY a V L 2L006_ I tl�� � a LOOK- K1 I.1 o (���-���c��'�.��� TRNS/PRKG LOCATION _ " e-oa A- L ed krlu i qa [�-)" � a� I VLU- Tl �° (1 i2�C� � '�-t-VL• �� ��`y 1 �G �'�''�(y� �G{ ,��°'" �- �j °� Q ��� . ��iY�9f ��� NJ�� 4 rd 6 13CO tt(ipLIMAAW J REMARKS: San Francisco Berkeley San Diego Ne';:pert Beach RL Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. _ , P.O. Box 1779 \t�� JZ`�' Nev.port Beach, CA 92663 -Ni ;714) 549 8866 MONTHLY CHARTER RE —CAP PICK —DP CHARTER I OF T,RR$/PRKG NAME OF CHARTER LOCATION DATE TIME PAX. LOCATION (o.j 630-arm34 c� N�V 9) IS�33b 17 'U(IJ m rn (Y,) PAMVVI f Km V/1 j%'' pp-jt-em f q�p�w� �lg,,J/�q p1 16 y REMARKS: - San Francisco BErkeley San Diego NE;.=,it Bach l �e Hornb'rawer Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. $�P.O. Box 1779 Newport Beach, CA 92663 '714) 549.8866 TRNS/PRKG LOCATION .90 1 R64 hA mm tj`�/ix�i Pnmm ltm)l�l iuALzY m►w REMARKS: San Francisco Berkeley San Diego Ne,%,port Beach TRNS/PRKG LOCATION �JkAt, r� I.OD o REMARKS: Ua -� )kI y San Francisco Berkeley San Diego +l� NE'dJpOr2 Beech' Nornblo-v-er Yachts of _ Newport Beach Inc. A.J P.O. Box 1779 �'ev.port Beach, CA 92663 __. 1714) 549.8865 MONTELY CEARTER RE —CAP PICK —DP CHARTER # OF TRNS%PRKG NAME OF CHARTER LOCATION DATE TIME PAX. LOCATION ft�-!( 0 ALK k1d, /M,57-mmrf��vq 1�, A I'llhAval ft V REMARKS: San Francisco Berkeley San Diego NE,vport Bench IN THE MUNICh-,a COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA CEr;F AL ORANGE COUNTY JUDICIAL DISMI CT `fir DISP'C)SMOl�vII 0 I TE ®R ER to&'0f the State of California CASE No. vs DEFEN OANT DATE tdant having been convicted for violation of ao legal cause being show wh judgment should not be pronouriced, it is ordered that: County Jail be impoud cried of tECUTION S iDED;y�IM�ITION OF SENTENCE BE SUSPENDED and that defendant be placed o CONDITIONAL SENTENC term of years from this date on the following terms and conditions as indicated by chec elow. LOTION OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY/COURT. COUNTS —,_- COUNTS —JAIL !PAY FINE PA. X serve 4udays in Jail atthe rate of $30.00 for each day. ❑ PA WAIVED COMMITTED ON FINE ?AY S50.00 laboratory analysis fee (11372.5 H&S) `4Y drug program fee (11372.7 H&S) ourt finds defendant has no ability to pay 1AY S STATE RE TUTION FUND. 'AY FINE through Probation Officer to CENTRAL ORANGE COUNTY 1UNICIPAL COURT. ERVE FLOURS/DAYS/MONTHS in. Orange County Jail. at in. .REDIT FOR HOURS/DAYS SERVED VCLUDES GOOD TIME/WORK TIME ❑ DAYS SUSPENDED CONCURRENT ❑ CONSECUTIVE TO ANY OTHER SENTENCE OR EACH OTHER O CASE ar ' O BE SERVED IN STATE PRISON CONCURRENTLY be served as weekenda,•beginning - ROM M. a—M. 4 LIEU OF $ fine, or - days jail, OMPLETE DAYS/HOURS of COMMUNITY SERVICE/CAL TRANS PPLY FOR WORK FURLOUGH _. _ rim IOLATB NO LAW 9EY ALL RULMORDERS AND REGULATIONS OF. PROBATION DEPT. . 3URT AND JAIL. AKE RESTITUTION OF $ ) Proof to Court ❑' As directed by Probation Through Victim/Witness Program Probation to be TERMINATED/MODIFIED TO INFORMAL STATUS upon completion of restitution. BMIT TO SEARCH AND SEIZURE of your person and any property, real personal, under your control, including residence, premises, vehicle and stainer, by any peace officer or probation officer at any time or place, with without a warrant, and with or without probable cause. E OR POSSESS NO DRUGS OR NARCOTICS (except legally prescribed) NOT ASSOCIATE WITH known narcotic or drug users or sellers WIT TO CHEMICAL TESTING on demand. GISTER PURSUANT TO Sec. l IS90 H&S/290 PC. IT POSSESS ANY DANGEROUS WEAPON ❑ POLICE AGENCY TO APOSE OF WEAPON 02028 PC) K TRAINING. SCHOOLING OR EMPLOYMON1 Anti MAINTAIN SIDENCE as approved by Probation Department. - OPERATE with Probation in any program of counseling or treatment. IOCIATES subject to approver of ,Probation Officer. DISMISSED SUSPENDED ❑ DEFENDANT TO ATTEND THEFT AWARENESS PROGRAM ATTEND MEETINGS OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS PER USE NO CHECKS ❑ USE NO CREDIT CARDS ❑ ALL TRANSACTIONS BY CASH NOT DRIVE WITHOUT A VALID CALIFORNIA DRIVER'S LICENSE IN POSSESSION. Q AND PROOF OE INSURANCE ❑ TO BE RELEASED TO STEP HOUSE RECOVERY PROGRAM REPRESEN-' TATIVE UPON OPENING IN PROGRAM AND RECEIVE DAY FOR DAY CREDIT. 13 DRINK NO ALCOHOL 11 STAY OUT OF PLACES WHERE ALCOHOLI IS THE MAIN ITEM OF SALE „During probationary period, STAY OUT OF/HAVE NO CONTACT WITH ❑. OTHER/TERMINAL DISPOSITION BE BOOKED AND RELEASED PUBLIC DEFENDER FEES OF $ ASSESSED to be paid by. ❑ WAIVES HEARING 11 WEEKEND FEE $18.80 .per day ❑ WAIVED 1 FINE/JAIL sentence to be suspended upon proof of REED III ME• Li:'I'IBiX' AFTER COURT, OR, IF IN CUSTODY, WITHIN HOURS UPON RELEASE TO: 11 PROBATION/COMMUNITY SERVICE/WORK FURLOUGH/CAL TRANS ROOM A, 2N.D FLOOR 13 SO-38. CLERK'S OFFICE, ROOM L-100 . ❑ VICTIM/WITNESS, ROOM 292A, 2ND FLOOR. ❑, REPORT TO COURT ON 8J0 A.M., DIV ❑ APPEAR BEFORE ISO IN ROOM I.100ON OR BEFORE HOURS: Monday through Friday 8- 11 AM, 1:30-4 PM WITH PROOF OF: urt orders order or ` forrdtioa bait vacated and bail rdiutated: ❑ FORFEITURE TO REMAIN )MMITTED ❑COURT ORDERS,DEFENDANT RELEASED FROM CUSTODY ❑ STAYED COMMITMENT PREPARED art Orden Bail ❑ Exonerated ❑ nd' n the P.ne ❑. Return balance to bailor ERT B. KU EL By 110 the Court Witty Clerk Judge of the above entitled Court �M full name) have received and read a copy of this Court Order (Print address, including city) Phone: DEFENDANT (Signature) ()RtrINAl—rN)rKFT JACKET f'F'%I Ia NT DRfaNAT'1fN e M QC:) T ., NEWPORT BEACH POLICEDEPAi. .,1ENT C3� TELEPHONIC G 0BRIEFING A p V I PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION of OCCURRED INJON (St Bar, Bank, Voh, Resic. Vac:Lot) v Gt),o 7- c o - S6 So FE D DR 0 � - =, 0-+!2 LAST NAME, FIRST, MIDDLE (Firm Name if Business) 0330 �' W RESIDENCE GNE TYPE (Apt Single Family, Hotel) /' SEX DESC. AGE 008 11Ct O (A L l' 4 / RESIDE NCE/BUSINESSADDRESS Window. 2 R. PHONE Point of (Door, YAOOF.): :'Skylight Etc FRONTNT {r)i",R�JOF > 'B'• r ) � ® REAR o 'FLOOR % VICTIM'S OCCUPATION ` '• '" SIDE f] OTHER / ' VICTIM'S CONDITION "N66ttatotl•aterofry(Pded Lock Cut Screeched window, Etc.) LOCATION OF OCCURRENCE /BUSINESS SSA E, / T RD L o t.J DATE & TIME REPORTED TO PO t-K Ikra6treneltbflool tread (Key, Bodify Force. Screwdriver, Etc.) OCCURRED Mo Dey Y r Day, Time a Mo Day Year Day Wk. Time On or btvrn 3 / ¢ r �/Q Tyye of wlrldow or door (Wood panel, Sliding Glass, Wood Sash, Etc.) STOLEN/LOST o RECOVERED Est Da ma9edArsonJVendalism as .a DOMESTIC VIOLENCERELATED? $ �/ p ❑YES NO NOTIFICATIONS -,Persons & Division �� g� , (� CONNECTED REPORTS - Type & Dr, No. WEAPON INVOLVED? AYES jp _ `' R mf2 / r,¢ o L a SISECIFIC OR UNUSUAL ACTIONS THAT MAY TEND TO IDENTIFY THIS SUSP. t` • / / C;�'� Z / O C S q- e/ll r/y 7 .� SC45 - .S''A 3DS 730'AT I EL SEX DESC. AGE HE WEIGHT' HAIR EYES Clothin N ,l �Sf /NTt7 STAT-= f i� I g NAME ADDRESS & DOB IF KNOWN: NAME, BKG NO &CHARGE IF ARRESTED 1 Per"lat oddities (Unusual eaturea; Scars, Tattoos. etc) '� " L tc Tt.J /412. 3 t./ S0 W77�� -7 ! Weapon (verbal threats, bodily force, simulated gun, etc.) IF A K ort oIIrI oEacnroE suttr SEX DES/. AGE HEIGHT r/. f}. �. / '���j •- `; /� to WEIGHT HAIR EYES Clothing 3,7 j q �' NAME ADDRESS & DOB IF KNOWN: NAME,BKG NO & CHARGE IF -ARRESTED Personal oddities (Urgusual Feature /i �- / ! C IE-.r;- 2 S, s Scars, Tattoos etc) /f:TS . Weapon (verbai threats, bodily force,3imulated gun, etc.) IF A KaVE on eUIt, DUMRISC Flq�• D. eJ . 2-/i - y .-�- VEH UC, NO: STATE. ,YEAR MAKE 71,00 Y� i0 uf9 �UJI.J tm°°ttr / D t.J el: COLORS) D E COLOR A O Ir � OA MCE • I o� IVA r) L= � !a!G SPr"R Ea`S Codes: V-Victim R-Person Reporting W-VVS'P j� D-Parson Discovering P-parent J 1' ..iME.:��?T�C/(CQ /B-RESIDENCE) qq Day phone-R UStNESS. 9 AGE --__-___..;sZ 11 S O,A./F'17 ©R p� PHONE X DOB ---_- _ _-- ___ __ ___ - NAME R I !�. ----- (7/ -�___ �10�3 ___ __ AGE� 0�--______--- ------------------- k ) 3L e----------- - -- _-----__-_ - Z VEH. UC.,NO:tU STATE YEAR - - MAKE MODE4 TYPE COLORS) I t (t) LIST RIBSADDITNY SUSPECTS VICTIMS,INVOLVED PERSON& (2) LIST STOLENIRECOVERED PROPERTY, (3) RECONSTRUCT THE OCCURRENCE. INCLUDE ALL ELEMENTS OF THE CRIME t (4) DESCRIBE ANY EVIDENCE, INCLUDING PRINTS. STATE LOCATION FOUND AND BY WHOM, GIVE DISPOSITION. M. `OUAN. ARTICLE BRAND MODEL j SERIAL NO. MISC. DESCRIPTION. (COLOR SRE INSCRIPTIONS, CAUSER ETCJ DOLLAR VALUE ; f..aPapT-A/z�oa'� coc . SL�/' � A ��C�{ 7. J t-! � ��C .r' t�I� Lt � 1 �S' .1• vJ� 9 (r. o .� f ,� ' . TS r).�le� S /Jo Zio t='F3(t'/d Got.oc. 3c 07 ,9 � �'Da✓i �' vI,J 6,S . �E� , c rl vI-7 sTu �caD. Pl='% rr Rf o l L t.! ✓) VISOR G RO I.D. No. i INVESTIGATING OFFICERS'` I.D.No. PERSON�REPORTING(SIG'NATURO & T' AEPR DUCED RK t`tiTtn 31 (;a'EV a-'a7a X k�sl LWNCb as approved by Probation I)epartmenL - - -- )OPERATE witbi Orobas bn in any "program of counseling or treatment HOURS. Monday through Friday B-I l AM, 1:30-4 PM WITH PROOF OF: SOCIATE;S "subject to appraval;of Probation Officer. aura noti on order or rarfeitint bail vacated and bail rcnstated. Q FORFEITURE TO REMAIN OMMITSED CI COURT ORDERS DEFENDANT RELEASED FROM CUSTODY O' STAYED COMMITMENT PREPARED curt aide a Sail 0 Eramerated '' 13 Applied on the Mine Return balance to baflor C the Court. De 'uty Clerk Judge oC the above entitled Court rint Cull name) have received and read a copy of this Court Order. ,It (Print address, including city) Phone: DEFENDANT (Signature) m.a TP Ai271 nalrINAI - INN KFT JACKET i y 3•f 1. - _ NEWPORT BEACH POLICE DEPA.� aCNT /� �� O� TELEPHONIC ❑ BRIEFING . ❑ CPI ❑ V & I PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION of OCCURRED It�1.rON (St, Bar,. Bank, Veh, Resid, Vac Lot) 1 _ I� t R - EIR Lu a -,s7S0 FED yi - 0)WW A�! Q Q LAST NAME, FIRST, MIDDLE (Firm Name it Business) SSC. AGE DOB WIF RESIDENCE GIVE TYPE (Apt, Single Family, Hotel) _ E O f=Ir /� C) / RESIDENCE/BUSINESS ADDRESS („- a R. .PHONE - ) Print of entry (Door, Window, Skylight EEtc.):U � B 0 FRONT ❑ ROOF >- 17 REAR ❑ FLOOR / VICTIM'S ❑ OCCUPATION SIDE ❑ OTHER VICTIM'S CONDITION F- / Z Mettred W entry (Pried Lock Cut Screen, Smashed Window, Etc.) W LOCATION OF OCCURRENCE /BUSINESS NA - - / - RD DATE &TIME REPORTED TO PD c /' /��QNByLor.Jt-K L Mstrumant/loot used (Key, Bodily Force, ScZY rewdriver, Etc.) w W ) / / /'d - / - OCCURRED Mo Day Y r Day Wk. - Time Me - Day. Year Day Wk. - Time Type of window on or Wwn 3 FR � / -.a door (Wood Panel, Sliding.Glass. Wood Sash, Etc.) STOLEN/LOST - _ RECOVERED Est Damage dArson/Vandalism - . W .J. / /- $ - - W DOMESTIC VIOLENCE RELATED? ❑ YES ANO NOTIFICATIONS- Persons &Division CONNECTED REPORTS - Type & Dr. No. 0 �' WEAPON INVOLVED? S t] - �� R I3 a12 -) A T�Q O 4 o []YE$ j0 -SPECIFIC OR UNUSUAL ACTIONS THATMAY TEND TO IDENTIFY THIS SUSP. / /cKC7L •2 �%' - - O.0 S J% .SUS , ESC. M EYES flS3 /Yro STA7- (JAi �SEX DESC. HEIGHT WEIGHT HAIR EYES Clothing NAME ADDRESS& DOB IF KNOWN: NAME, rBKKG NO &CHARGE IF ARRESTED � - Personal odditienusual Features, Scars, Tattoos, etc) = CR - c L - �� %L7 / BO./ C S, Weapon (verbal threats, bodily force. simulated gun, etc.) IF A KW R OR GM. DESCRIBE FULLY - w %-/6 -- Ljd SEX DESC. AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT HAIR EYES Clothing 2 - _ _ �- _ _ 9 - NAME ADDRESS &: DOB IF KNOWN: NAME, BKG NO & CHARGE IF ARRESTED - Personal oddities (Unusual Features, Seers. Tattoos, etc) A -� , - - / C F-f- 2 C J 1,17>s' , - _ - - - Weapon (verbal threats, bodily lorce,'simulated gun, etc.) 1F A "IFEOR GUN. DEaCRISE FULLY VEH LIC. NO. STATE.- - YEAR - - MAKE - . - - M/1 'rN (S - >:mnt E - COLOR(S) - 1 N W 1%O �uM �.�TEtj 2 FT 3D o� c� t W k I TE > > INSIDE COLOR ey 'o - -- -; /I - r• DAMAGE - • 0 o� 2 NA M � /a,G Sf R iT Codes: V-Viodm - - W - R-Person VJ-Witness - - - - D-Person Discovering - - P re NAME / -� - _ _ � - 9 _ Parent - - _ Day Phone-X - e1.y---�- 1qT-fir-� �KCQ /B-RESIDENCE/ USINESS ` PHONE 21_ ---Q, t S.D.,o/e u�Q 7-)¢ oL f ) --------- -_ W AGE DOB --- __-__- %- p-- --- -- i J INAME - - 6 / D YS. 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No. INVESTIGATING OFFICERS - C U • - - _ I.D. No. PERSON REPORTING (SIGNATURE) - DA_T 8 71 E REPRODUCED L RK I, NSPO Form 3.1 (REV 3-87) �( �DR. PAGE NO. TYPE OF INVESTIGATION l j ITEM OUAN. ARTICLE BRAND € MODEL SERIAL NO. MISC. DESCRIPTION COLOR. SIZE ( --0OILAR-VALUE- INSCRIPTIONS. CALIBER. ETC.) �1 LOG- T rW s N --c 7- /1 N C_ t -) r -/ 1 /`7 s c, - 4s• 7-;, Le- AG X- re h/ to t" 1� ► c N r o e- ;DarC ' Ai cNfp`,J c n/4 00177 0-�l C 3S:A, Jr 77 A.1 i aA'i ?,),0 4-q- c f Q Q D N 1✓D / f►I�r WA � ��.. � .J '� e Tta4 $ ys C r T Aci � a� oar S �.► 1r?o` 1�rr• e�2 Q - OL otic-o►.J- Ey 2 rT.p/LS: L o� WA (e2 � sA,3 Di /1" lot7n co L 0 P Tos o' C'c 4�-,S I i CASE NO. - /1 I I L1 C, >r� SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT i �As1=�9—b 33oP ORANGE COUNTY 3. INITIAL NON -CRIMINAL rRloRlrv: ve: SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA - - R l No 4• �' INITIAL -CRIMINAL - - S• FOLLOW-UP CRIMINAL - - 8. CONTINUATIONS PAGE NO. 7. 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L J PERM. a TEMP - o i . - 2 . :73- EVIDENCE: BOOK TO ARRESTEE-, IF NONE, BOOK TO VICTIM. FOUND EVIDENCE: BOOK TO OFFICER IF NO Y7-4-T RES. ADD. (gIJS. ADD. -IF FIRMI PERM TEMP ARRES TE/E•SS NAME VICTIM OR OWNERS NAME STii1 it ?3 T CA c, F o 2 AP PERSON REPORTING TO POLICE 4CSD %Y'ury Wo All e-Kc✓L z LOCATION y DR# F � - 033 09' -- I NE3/J# ❑ FOUND EVIDENCE PROPERTY- FOUND ❑ SAF-E EVIDENCE KEEPING RES. PHONE I BUS. PHONE R. D. # - DATE h TIME REPORTED _ LIST CONNECTING DR, TC, NB, ETC. - ARRESTEE OR VICTIM. - DD �. FOUND PROPERTY: BOOK To ACTUAL FINDER. ��� ��Z O O[S� .IF OWNER UNKNOWN- PE OF PREMISES SAFEKEEPING: eooK TO DEPOSTY ITOR, OWNER, OR TYPE OF PROPERTY PERSON IN LAWFUL POSSESSION- (SEPARATE pT A2 u f� -�4� (SEPARATE REPORTS ARE REQUIRED FOR EACH IS THIS STOLENrP PROP, DIFFERENT CLASSIFICATION OF PROPERTY)- - - PROPERTY BOOKED AT: - YES N O Q UNKNOWN (1) DESCRIBE CIRCU--STANCES RESULTING IN BOOKING OF THIS PROPERTY.. ITEM QUAN- (2) ITEMIZE AND D-:SCRIB.E ALL PROPERTY. 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Atawlwou alaO0uu( -1N i IuJ-s-tc�,a I - , OPOO -5 AQctvqL- -f ADVt5 V- tryl o YfAt:� bl-r'vaY v�U -r 'COLLO 0IYV1 � SiQuJ ius. v�S�E 0OE; e- -roe e sr -r„OO Vice'lc..5 GtL)1a EL)a I5HEO q2 tX wV uIJA -tl1Eau(. n 19►2 o ur s S (DC- 96 � 1� E vE: 66 C L Qc+J v v l stkt✓ O -f I,J147E12 �,grvt PLO -co 42rn bioLoL) � ✓l: r2- � u i _ I C I I 1 Wfater Pollution L NPORT BEACH POLICE-DEPARTM£N ( DATE ORIG.RPT, I CASE NUMBER FOLLOW-UP REPO�MUL..PLE 03-17-89 i RT 89-03308 i RECLASSIFY TO 1 PROPERTY - j OTOTAL RECOVERY VICTIM State of PARTIAL RECOVERY California VALUE REC. THIS RPT (DATE THIS RPT. 03-29-89 0CHANGE OF l TOTAL VALUE - FOLLOW-UP NUMBER I1 TOTAL RPT. LOSS D CASE STATUS �SUSPECT(S) a CLEARED BY ❑ CLEARED ARREST OTHER LAST NAME FIRST NO OR J NO. SEX ❑ REPORT UNFOUNDED DESC. AGE HGT WGT. ® INVESTIGATION ❑ HELD IN CONTINUED -ABEYANCE _ HAIR EYES ACTION TAKEN (JUV. DISPO. Cruz, Jorge Alberto Reyna Male, Latin, 29 years old, 5' 8'I,150 pounds, Black Hair, Brown Eyes, DOB: 07-16-59 Pahl, David Michael Male, White, 39-years old, 5' 1011, 165 pounds, Brown Hair, Green Eyes, DOB: 12-11-49, CDL: R0497628 i I.. (1) LIST RELATED REPORTS BY CASE NUMBER. TYPE CRIME,- VICTIMS NAME. (2) DESCRIBE. ANY CHANGE IN PROPERTY DESCRIPTION OR VALUE. (31 DESCRIBE ANY ADDITIONALPROPERTYLOSS. -(4) IDENTIFY PARTIAL RECOVERIES. (5) BRIEFLY SUMMARIZE THE ORIGINAL - 1` INCIDENT. (6) EXPLAIN INVESTIGATION PROGRESS AND CASE STATUS. - At the specific instruction of suspect Pahl, suspect Cruz sanded the hull of a boat owned by their employer while it was docked in a slip in the Newport Harbor, and\the sandings were permitted to pass into the water.. 03-17-89, 1420 Hours I received a phone call.from the Orange County Sheriff's Department Harbor Patrol Dispatcher. He advised that Deputy Honicker had.caught workers polluting the Bay while doing paint preparation work on a boat docked at -a slip neat the Mariner's Mile Shipyard. Deputy Honicker requested that -I meet her at the scene to assist in the investigation. 1435 Hours Upon my arrival I met Deputy Honicker. She led me to the boat slips 'directly behind Hornblower Dining Yachts at 2431 West Coast Highway. A large, approximately 100 foot yacht was in the slip. It had a wood hull with the name "High Spirits" on the cabin and looked -to be at least 50 years old. The boat was being refurbished with workmen working -in and on the boat. The Above deck cabins were natural wood and appeared to be recently stained and varnished.. The entire outside of the hull appeared to have been freshly sanded. What appeared to be sawdust and paint.sandings could be seen covering the dock on the starboard side.. This same material was thickly covering the surface of the water surrounding the boat including the adjoining slips and spreading out into the open channel. Deputy Honicker told me that she had noticed the boat was being refurbished about two weeks ago and that debris was getting into the water; however, there was never anyone around. Today she observed suspect Cruz standing in a dinghy alongside the forward starboard hull in the water. He was using a power sander and sanding the side of the hull. Paint and wood sandings were falling all around him and into the water. Other workmen could be seen working on the interior of the boat. She made contact with Mr. Cruz and asked him to stop work. She then turned her attention to the debris in the water and obtained a 24 ounce water sample from the surface of the slip to the starboard side of the suspect's boat. This sample was marked for evidence and released to my custody. SUPERVISOR �AP-JOVI SERIAL NUMBER OFFICER REPORTING - SERIAL NUMBER Greg Armstro # 116 ( 7 '1 NBPD FORM 12.1.3(REV. 17-81 FOLLOW-UP REPORT r . CONTINUATION SHEET (f NEWPORT BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT PAGE NO. TYPE OF REPORT BOOKING NO. DR. NO. 'T2 Water Pollution 89- NO.. 03308 UAM Suspect Pahl contacted Deputy Honicker and told her he was the General Manager for Hornblower Dining Yachts. He told her he was supervising the work being done on the "High Spirits." She explained the violations she had observed and asked him to stop work on the boat until measures could be take to prevent further water pollution. Mr. Pahl was standing at the rail on th edge of the seawall overlooking the "High Spirits" when I arrived. I introduced myself to Mr. Pahl but prior to interviewing him, I took five 35mr color photos of the scene recording the appearance of the boat, boat slip an the water. I recontacted Mr. Pahl and told him that -I would be investigating this incident. In response to his questions, I explained the laws regarding wate pollution and the disposal of hazardous waste. I advised him that it appeared that some of the laws were violated by the work being done on the boat today. He told me -that he, is the General Manager for Hornblower Dining Yachts and that the "High Spirits" is owned by Hornblower. It was purchased at an auction in Florida and brought to its present location in the Newport Harbor in January. It is being completely refurbished according to Coast Guard specifications so that it can be used by Hornblower for charter. He i contracting and supervising all the work being done. He said that -he wanted the hull repainted so -he instructed Mr. Cruz to sand down the hull to prepar it for painting. Mr. Cruz is employed by Hornblower as -a dock worker and general workman. He provided Mr. Cruz with a'dinghy and equipment to do thi work in the water. Mr. Pahl said that due to its size, it would be impractical to remove the boat from the water to do this work.. He further stated that he knew that sanding debris and sawdust was going into the water but he thought it was. all bio-degradeable and harmless. He didn't believe that the amount of old paint and varnish that went into the water was significant. He pointed out that it is common for all boat owners to do this kind of work on the water. He told me 'he had heard that spray painting was not permitted on the water so he intended to have the hull painted with a roller. At the conclusion _of'the interview, I advised him that he could continue work on the boat if he.could insure that debris, sawdust, sandings and paint did not reach the water. This case will be presented to the Orange County District Attorney's Office requesting that a complaint be issued charging suspects Cruz and Pahl each with one count of.5650(c)_ F&G. SUPERVISOR APPRO WNG - BADGE NO. REPORTING OFFICER(S) ,A��BADGE NO(51. Greg Armstron �- 116 ;TYPE OR L REPORT NEWPORT BEACH POLICE DEPARTMEN DATE ORIG. RPT. CASE NUMBER Water Pollution FOLLOW-UP REPORT MULTIPLE 03-17-89 189-03308 :RECLASSIFY TO - - - VICTIM - IDAT-E THIS RPT. i FOLLOW-UP State of California I04-12-89 NUMBER. 2 PARTIAL VALUE REC. THIS RPT r� CHANGE OF TOTAL RPTD. LOSS PROPERTY []TOTAL RECOVERY RECOVERY I OTOTAL VALUE 1 STATUSCASE ®CLHELDIN ARREST _EARED ❑ COTHERD UNFOUNDED REPORTI CONTINUED N ABEYANCE _ SUSPECT(S) LAST NAME FIRST NB OR J NO. SEX DESC. AGE HGT WGT HAIR EYES ACTION TAKEN (JUV OI$PO Cruz, Jorge Alberto Reyno, Male, Latin, 29 Years Old, 51811,. 150 Pounds, Black Hair, Brown Eyes, DOB: 07-16-59- Pahl, David Michael, Male, White, 39 Years Old, 165 Pounds, Brown Hair, Green Eyes, DOB: 12-11-49, CDL: R0497628 i 1 1 (1) LIST RELATED REPORTS BY CASE NUMBER,_ TYPE CRIME. VICTIMS NAME. (2) DESCRIBE ANY CHANGE IN PROPERTY DESCRIPTION OR I. VALUE. - (3) DESCRIBE ANY :ADDITIONAL PROPERTY LOSS. (4);IDENTIFY PARTIAL. RECOVERIES. (E) BRIERY SUMMARIZE THE ORIGINAL I INCIDENT. (6) EXPLAIN INVESTIGATION PROGRESS AND CASE STATUS. - At the specific instruction of suspect Pahl, suspect Cruz sanded the hull of a boat owned by their employer while it was docked in a slip in th-e Newport Harbor, and the sandings were permitted to pass into the water.rt After investigation, this case was submitted to the Orange County District Attorney's Office for prosecution. On April 3, 1989,,Deputy District Attorney Diane Kadletz filed one count each of'5650(c) F&G against defendants Cruz and Pahl in Central Municipal Court. This case will be cleared by arrest. _ - - - k % SUP -RV P V1 SERIAL NUMBER TOFFICER REPO. �I SERIAL NUMBER L--___ Greg Armstrong # 116 NBPD-FORM 12.13 (_REV. 1$-81 NJ - - - - GI'11 1 /1W IIr1 ncn^. /Bra Hornbiuwer Yachts of s ;�■!-'�' Newport Beach Inc. P.O. 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Box 1779 Newport Beach, CA 92663 r \ tP714) 549-8866 MONTHLY CHARTER RE —CAP PICK—UP CHARTER # OF TRNS/PRKG NAME OF CHARTER LOCATION DATE TIME PAX. LOCATION 3 l d'F 30 — C 1-f p fJ r AA) ek- �rnm � C2 3as � � �Vig z'—T Q�t d YA L-y'WA- 61 mm 3 Y6— 113:60 ley 04 Le r C '''cks _ -0 0 1 PJ��rr� P rn to m rn 311:66�� t � hrlmm )6-16a� J/ fY1�A�-�rJ C:�S.� 3�_ :z0C3 AgV 6010@ 060 r `/ ,-�3: cam kr-V- /2, / , 30 %vim ITT -5 m ev1 - �U a 13: ex % / Le 7 1 6 V A4,G'T /3` w 44y\ v j SS-:° 00 33 6Q � - ::�-&JQ- t -s ZZ -_ REMARKS i i San Franci Berkele n i Ne,r ort h sco Y Sa D e o p Bcac 9 - - - -- Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. P.O. Box 1779 Nev.•porl Beach, CA 92663 i714j 549.8866 MONTHLY CHARTER RE -CAP i PICK-UP CHARTER # OF TRNS/PRKG NAME OF CHARTER LOCATION DATE jTI�ME PAR. LOCATION m M AA �XA &A-S - �.• �� ,P �e %RPMooe rnrn m �i� : /� Ice--I's �sclC Tr�� rnm m� �% ; 8c4 C ; 3eS �.�;�eAA�cE m m ran � Roy � J. do Wiz.€T rnmrv\ f e LM440n� � iy n'11'h r�r� 3� tom . 1 P i C-7T iLI-`, 7/Je) liY\mm � �1 i 40 Z-lerty A e6c) a_➢ iiYl to(3Z i;5- W /��'• w � rnm / 1i : bO dY1 rh n\ m dus REMARKS: i pat Beach San Francisco Berkeley San Diego Ne;v sr Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. y P.O. Box 1779 Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 549.8866 MONTHLY CHARTER RE -CAP PICK -DP CHARTER # OF TRNS/PRKG NAME OF CHARTER LOCATION DATE TIME PAR. LOCATION d� ti CA �IISS 76� 1- i'lrl rtn m / `/ �3u i i O�1BLorb Norm— ewer Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. V0P.O. Box 1779 �•�+ Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 549-8866 Tony Melum Tidelands Administrator City Of Newport Beach P.O. Box 1768 Newport Beach, Ca,. 92658-8915 Dear Tony, 29 March 1989 Id-114) h You will probably recall that some time ago I told you about a small yacht which we expected to bring to Newport Beach. Well, the yacht is in sight. Here's some facts about the vessel: • Name: M/V LADY HORNBLOWER Photograph attached • Designer and Builder: Henry C. Grebe & Co. 3250 N Washtenaw Ave Chicago, Ill. • Dimensions: Length: 57' Beam: 16' • Planned certification: April 1989 Passengers: 49 With your concurrence, we wish to operate this vessel under our current Commercial Harbor Permit out of the Mariner's Mile Marine Center next to M/V PACIFIC HORNBLOWER and M/V HORNBLOWER. Since we have a restriction on parking here, we expect to follow two paths simultaneously as follows: • Secure additional parking - we have located an additional 10 parking spaces nearby and I expect that we will have signed an exclusive agreement before the end of summer. SAN FRANCISCO ® NEWPORT BEACH ® SAN DIEGO oBLo Horn( )wer Yachts of �tA Newport Beach Inc. 'C P.O. Box 1779 Q+ Newport Beach, CA 92663 G (714) 549-8866 - 2 - • Increased bussing programs - we have been successful at limiting the number of cars driven to events on an individual basis. Until such time as we have secured the additional parking noted above, we will maintain the existing program as is with an aggresive stance on bussing. Further, as we agreed before the City Council, we will continue to submit monthly parking summaries so that you can monitor our operation as necessary. The vessel is small and will fit well here at Newport Beach with little impact on parking or traffic. Please let me know how you would like for me to proceed on this issue. I do hope that you can accomodate this request at the staff level. Given the current schedule the yacht will be available for charter some time in April (this depends upon the Coast Guard and when they issue the Inspection Certificate for the vessel). I Expect that the yacht will be available for your inspection (should you want to do so) anytime after 7 April at 2431 W. Coast Highway. M/V LADY HORNBLOWER will be in the slip adjacent to M/V PACIFIC HORNBLOWER. s alwa , am ready to discuss or any other part of my pera ion. _ ease give me a call. cefel Eq.Znb r Dining Yachts David M. Pahl SAN FRANCISCO M NEWPORT BEACH 0 SAN DIEGO o Bra Hornb,-Wer Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. 10 �,� P.O. Box 1779 7, �G¢ Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 549-8866 MONTHLY CHARTER RE —CAP PA oe7, 1 bF.0Z PICK—UP CHARTER # OF TRNS/PRKG NAME OF CHARTER LOCATION DATE TIME PAX. LOCATION .60 mmm : :eb (Yl efC44 MA3-rS tam c� L/ Seeyiegr Lm v � //: &0 - '66 t-S NU tilml-e w,4rL4 / 3: e�v (el L)R cec- ►Tiyc-- 67Pect p Lrny 'A`6 alp!': 5Ll' 7 : CAA P- �>C. dA-�,`ree- PAP.�1maj� /YIrYlJA Beige, &&-roe e_ 1-rhy 1/0 �f elb y 901 /4a u : 00 - 13 : 60 '? 5- M i1(JJ 1 �3Ti > fko rhfy\m q C;a: W 9 (/A1&I'7 M AOICA C.s Ldn I� f� f (6-16 b m �lC� (A S -rev Ou� ce��-rc.�- � m m J3 � � 1�T -45U Own CA&xe- ry\mm _ � : cab Q AST REMARKS• San Francisco Berkeley San Diego Newport Beach �e Hornbluwer Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. P.O. Box 1779 Newport Beach, CA 92663 ;714) 549-8866 MONTHLY CHARTER RE -CAP PICK-UP CHARTER # OF TRNS/PRRG NAME OF CHARTER LOCATION DATE TIME PAX. LOCATION m 41) U &&i OC44 a3 LEA .Pf &MA)C jmmm - : is &AS M m C� _ lq- : d0 - Hornblower Yachts of z, Newport Beach Inc. P.O. Box 1779 Newport Beach, CA 92663 MONTHLY CHARTER RE -CAP how d4""-Olgew� PA C,:::� i ( 6F PICK -DP CHARTER # OF TRNS/PRRG NAME OF CHARTER LOCATION DATE TIME PAX_. 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C���_ m m /off — 02(: 5b �_ ENO. _� (Y\ fy\ CC .air o )UL 6�t-ce, _ / I P' 3cl�- : 30 , &�S 0 0 -repc C Twil l L-V ` V - k s I P. 30- oZl : 30 670 Ge,,EeAt✓ s I�rtimr� Iq:Cb- 3.•6 D lam 45U 5 t+ 6Anj - l �a� 1-7:5 19:5D _:x 0. rnrnm 7�oSH-,0eg 4, MecE l cAL i� • 8 AfsTIST VY� �j M l _ /a I � :ems rm m I Al 7C 0,0,�42e C ire mm m �aP l : 30- c*3: U o° LE'T mmm %T'L ��TFErnm— Ia-: 30 - IC�:3n - _TG be -CA ►_Y I rn m n`� 1 11:(t�o- UAL-r=T r CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Marine Department January 10, 1989 TO: BILL WARD, PLANNING DEPARTMENT FROM: Marine Department SUBJECT: SPECIAL EVENTS PERMIT FOR HORNBLOWER YACHTS JANUARY 26, 1990 AT THE HARBOR CLUB AT 3333 WEST PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY A The Harbor Club, as part of their opening ceremonies, is chartering; Hornblower's Yachts to pick up approximately 400 to 500 passengers; for a bay cruise between 6:30 and midnight on January 26, 1990. They wish to pick up and discharge_ the passengers at the County Dock Arches Marina. The Harbor Club indicates they have 200 parking spaces at the Club and can provide parking for the expected 400 to 500 passengers on their site. They say they are currently the only tenant in the building. Is there a way you can verify if they do have sufficient on -site parking for this number? Please let me know so we can tell them whether or not they need to make other arrangements. Thank you for your help. Tony Melum Mariners Mile Marine Center 2431 West Coast Highway Newport Beach, CA 92663-1779 714/549-8866 Berkeley Tony M e l um i Tidelands Administrator Marine Department City of Newport Beach * P.O. Box 1768 Newport Beach, Ca 92658-8915 Long Beach Dear Tony, Li �1 DINING YACHTS 4 January 1989 * As you are probably aware, we have hired a valet service (Professional Parking Service) to assist us in accommodating our guests here at Mariners Mile Marine Center, Through Los Angeles experimentation we have determined that, with skilled valets, this lot can actually hold up to about 75 automobiles. This is possible because our program is unlike that of a resturant: Our * guests all arrive at the same time and leave at the same time. Knowing this the valets are able to arrange the cars in a fashion that best suits this sort of schedule. Marina del Rey The reason for -telling youabout all of the above is that we would like to amend the number of cars allowed by our Commercial Harbor Permit to 75 from our current_6Q: This change would allow * our maximum number o passengers based on only individually driven events) to 225 (75 cars times 3 passengers per car) versus our current 180. Newport Beach We have reviewed all the above with our landlord prior to making this request. Please feel free to contact us should you have any * Vestions, n Z San Diego n ower id Pahl * San Francisco ining Yachts cc: J. Evans Mariners Mile Marine Center Seattle Li � �� w -,�-HORNBLOWER D I N INN G Y A C H Tom; Mariners Mile Marine Center 2431 West Coast Highway Newport Beach, CA 92663-1779 714/549-8866 Tony Melum 4 January 1989 Berkeley Tidelands Administrator Marine Department City of Newport Beach * P.O. Box 1768 Newport Beach, Ca 92658-8915 Long Beach Dear Tony, * We received your note with suggestions for changes to our Commercial Harbor Permit. Recognizing that there was a discrepancy between our lease and our permit, we expected that Los Angeles the correction would be to make the two the same. Instead it seems that the City added an additional thirty minutes to our permit to make our parking start time later than that stated on * our lease. This is, in our opinion, not reasonable. When first negotiating our lease, our landlord took into consideration the normal work hours of the other tenants at the Mariners Mile Marina del Rey Marine Center. With this in mind, we would be willing to sign a change to the Harbor Permit which matched the 6t00 PM time noted on the lease. - * As always, we would be willing to discuss this further should t�ere be a need. Please let me know if you have any questions. Newport Bea&S �nlr, e r e 1 y * H�r loif&' Dining Yachts David Pahl cc J. Evans San Diego Mariners Mile Marine Center * San Francisco * Seattle PRO 40 fly NEWPORT BAY GROUP, LTD. 2439 WEST COAST HWY. NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92663 December 7, 1988 Mr. Tony. Melum Tidelands Administrator CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH 3300, Newport Blvd. _.,'.Newport Beach, CA. 92663 1` Re: Pier Permit #0129-2505-1 and 0129-2431-1 s Dear Tony, This is to request that the above referenced Pier Permits be combined into one permit under the following information: Location: 2439 W. Coast Hwy. Newport Bay Group, LTd. 2439 W. Coast Hwy., Ste. 203 Newport Beach, CA. 92663 The two properties have been joined and are -now under one ownership. If I can answer any question, please give me a call. Sincerely. Doug Overby l-i-;y of l\ewport 1Sec+cn 3300 NEWPORT BOULEVARD (mil NEWPORT REACH, CALIFORNIA 92663-3884 FINANCE DEPT 714-644-3121 STATEMENT OF (J 'ASE RETURN WITH PAYMENT ACCOUNT AMUUNI 'TFF^T I'•;^t:Z?r::S TO M4,F;': f, PT; C7111)6-F—5•`.-44 l9, (, p i, t . 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CTd 24 3�-- k COAST H W Y STATEMENT DATE " N;;W 01'RT rwACH CA 9266 City of Newport Beach 3300 NEWPORT BOULEVARD NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA 92663 3884 FINANCE DEPT 714-644-3121 STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT PLEASE RETURN WITH PAYMENT y AMOUNT ,12i'. pC NCi Cr��r # i G1r 1I'!^1/ r1� 5 Pi`Ii;t►LT, .r,-.�7.�L t; +1S tr l`. ? AT i a �� Er .fC� 4CFt n�D' T!�' F',YM, tiT _X5 "`. lr ui='1 � ►JF: "' �(QLt;1)T: 1 �4 ,,, A-C.C' � - A ati~r: 3-Tf+. T,.,+.- °4 .--j0QP:T 'c Al�.'N M..1 v�, IF' L .€t _ �;4�LIJT.I.0.1 3-�7 , -. t' Please make check payable to City of Newport Beach. Direct CO A HER f L A L P I E R z n 12 9— 2 4 31 -1 all correspondence to Finance Pirt Mac ."" a1n LOCATION; 2431 W C O A S T 14 W Y Beach, 3300 Newport Blvd., Newpo t NtEwPO RT GAY GROUP LT^ 2 y 3 9 -W COAST H W Y STATEMENT DATE NEWPORT 'EACH CA ,4266 l.1/1 lF,,a :: PICK-UP CHARTER # OF TRNS/PRKG NAME OF CHARTER LOCATION DATE TIME PAX. LOCATION � X C SHA3QQL6 �.. 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L -, VU • - 66-1: _ 1 P ��N.1 rnm r ia/ 4, 66 -- ,S A , AtsSM- n` � tsyo ea sr &cep m rnm �aTF CAS ebb 40 Ci eA p l Ti 2 .�` �� (.aT.S a,E 3 ;REMARKS: San Francisco Berkeley San Diego NEv.,polt :Beach �\ `•��� Nevvport Beach, CA 92663 714) 549-8866 MONTHLY CHARTER RE —CAP PICK—UP CHARTER # OF TRNS/PRKG NAME OF CHARTER LOCATION DATE TIME PAR. ;LOCATION T2( RE �t e2 rn rn l)ALET ErFJ_ - AE I�Ee-r �ar� la/3 '7s a� 3 l 8� 30� f lJi�iLE r C-rc DINOc-e 0A C9 /Tian M t3 al: so ls1 34 M M r� LL��y aa:c`_o act f Es i a� �R,�- � ►.gyp. , Aura C-E,.)TE2 - Lrn� ,cry q(0 1-b-rs a 3 Qr-c,y,,�/Fay rE e Lj'n U I /4: ap ! a.)- 4�,Ts 3 UAL-CT 2-TC 5Vo M rn+ _ REMARKS: San -Francisco Berkeley San Diego Ne�:poit Bcach Hornbkower Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. q' P.O. Box 1779 Newport Beach, CA 92663 �Y Y� 1714) 549.8866 MONTHLY CHARTER RE —CAP PICK—UP CHARTER # OF TRNS/PRKG NAME OF CHARTER LOCATION DATE TIME PAX. LOCATION PaLk do/ cc,) 'a), 13 -30 7"-nj mmm /'3 a3 �00 Ou- � � '�- / JA no " CCU 3 3 © 90 nct , 0 / v^, ��/ e }ILM U- Q 73 00 n�i 4uy REMARKS: San Francisco Berkeley San Diego NE, -:Po,; Beach Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. P.O. Box 1779 Newport Beach, CA 92663 714) 549-8866 NAME OF CHARTER JN i U6,iyonl .T C '4�JAPI 'l— aj�rrD 10, -Nclet,-6 Jvct, E' CA QU) Tt� '3 11' nc� j )) ' �4 " Jvu REMARKS: MONTHLY CHARTER RE —CAP PICK—UP CHARTER # OF TRNS/PRKG LOCATION DATE TIME PAX. LOCATION 3/10 c/913 -3300 -Ond- Vak� y r�� i dot l 1 j j l�: ca 0,nct Ua&t M ,L m I� i ill i a : c� noC July,% /0 °� % i r o 3 ©d g r�cC ' !v/A`l Y7 Mmfy) /Q"00 no� l�jy l a � T �= � `' �,C0 �nc� l> �� � /pa 00 17 30 pal dw* 0, n ot .)d-b q San Francisco Berkeley San Diego Ne,;Iport 8ebch �03 Hornblower Yachts of z. Newport Beach Inc. P.O. Box 1779 Nev% port Beach, CA 92663 '714) 549-8866 MONTHLY CHARTER RE —CAP NAME OF CHARTER OAa Ck-AA- PICK—UP LOCATION DATE CHARTER TIME 0 9`13"000 OF PAX. qq TRNS/PRKG LOCATION -ff7mm — l� z,r �i i b 00 N 00 )-VI 0 00 _TiTc, 1q" 30 /do auqlai(Lt,�) LM V 6 ,LM V i -7 001 (:Poo 6alo) G�1 GrJ i %% M ��� 0a /I c� ua&,L MMM 016,A po-�1,6 'MAW 00 1p f,3 1q,100 ICl/MM /01//s //"00 m KI .IJ6 0 C 00 jal arc m MAI l�/�Jnd , J--Zg/ -'3300� � MM m mmm C REMARKS: San Francisco Berkeley San Diego . er Ne�vpoit Beach Hornbfower Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. z, P.O. Box 1779 YA Ne"port Beach, CA 92663 '714) 549.8866 MONTHLY CHARTER RE —CAP NAME OF CHARTER PICK —DP LOCATION :TTC rllmPlm'L/L Mj J*T .TTC i�� Lm U, m C Lm v% 0j) 4�) u �kri n REMARKS: CHARTER TIME 3L 1 '300 iJ ICU l f �'/ 5- 3 1� `OD AQ-,. v0 f8 f 00 vo i'9--00 i= 4Q vb 19' 00 ,mar: 0 0 � Ll UD ,2.j:0:� # OF PAX. 9 130 )a'o v TRNS%PRKG LOCATION .,-Ono� PW BU6 �C ' /Vl m wl San Francisco Berke ey San Diego NE,•:port Beach �\r Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. s F, P.O. Box 1779 Newport Beach, CA 92663 ;714) 549.8866 MONTHLY CHARTER RE -CAP PICK-UP CHARTER # OF TRNS/PRKG NAME OF CHARTER LOCATION DATE TIME PAR. LOCATION aA.-Aas , 5. ebs FLU. tiE A n-)m � 'Sb' 1 . "\hN' 0EL7�1 ill +` Ct4A 0 L rYl'\M in, �� [7 c�J � . �� P� c ocA e< — rn m ,n San Francisco Berkeley San Diego Newport Brach B Hornb ewer Yachts of Newport.Beach Inc. y P.O. Box 1779 Newport Beach, CA 92663' YP► (714) 549-8866 MONTHLY CHARTER RE —CAP oovem6r--e-, iRSAP PICK CHARTER # OF TRNS/PRRG NAME OF CHARTER LOCATION DATE TIME / -7; 30 PAR. 7 �' LOCATION �-�4,e< -��p.- mrr� � dc>, mmm ; tlX 3 ,Ay rnmn K ' m6 T km -v/4+_-/ ;f444'yiVIJ1W, T-7':- � � w 5(J h Y -vim{ - S i0 i)A �,-J' �J�' T Fhb - m M IY1 ll � 11 ' 30 �% 1�/�z-�r'�1hm+rc� Wpm Yh 6- CR 3: (40e, ��� Yh rn m j �/ a (9,a 6 #5 -Too- V w-e=-r K+` t*\ �mm it/� 11 1�` i� mrh � Frz- e�m� )]�'7 / P lw -� 1bO LPPAP m A\ &LA:r c O A rn m rn m m f ; tb E hie, it %lt��rn�nee �-rn r� - - ! J / <' o3, � Fi eK Beak)G( - — /3Y� )j //may -l"),�- � . c�. t�� .(3. ►/ �, �� j ! :fib - Cis tz L fYi � U J! � � lq W - 60.16z) 10APPP-< REMARKS: - `tfliY W 'A S San Francisco Berkeley San Diego Newport Beach Hornbivwer Yachts of Lm v - j--i co m A- � L✓rc.c�6E r tp, Newport Beach Inc. 336-& L) P.O. Box 1779 ! - 3 3A /--14� Newport Beach, CA 92663 \ Y ;714j 549-9866 �3 MONTHLY pCHARTER RE —CAP o�_ PICK-UP CHARTER OF TRNS/PRKG NAME OF CHARTER LOCATION DATE TIME PA%, LOCATION WZ)i � L5 i'ri ran % j L 1 In da;bo — iYln�r s�1 �� 'zF i' rrdnom A Csp q/9 _ r _ 1�1y l ad�C d �I'/ f r dip 86t F , r \ nf\ Koojp6� Weigni,)6 ho qQ: qD Lhe_r Am m Sep � r d,`: 3 0 steLp Aa r /e REMARKS: la" 6D d, �-;&-b - _ /&.eo 1 W _ Ll- I M fy\ San Francisco Berkeley San Diego Ne,vpert Brach o BLo Hoff wer Yachts of . Newport Beach Inc. 10 P.O. Box 1779 �, Y��+ Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 549-8866 Tony Melum 23 August 1988 Tidelands Administrator_ City of Newport Beach P. 0. Box 1768 Newport Beach, Ca 92658-8915 Mr. Melum, - The attached "Charter Re -cap" form for the month of July is submitted as required by our Commercial Harbor Permit. Please feel free to call should you have any questions. Sincerely, Jeanice C. Scott Hornblower Dining Yachts SAN FRANCISCO ■ NEWPORT BEACH ■ SAN DIEGO Hornb,vwer Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. P.O. Box 1779 Newport Beach, CA 92663 � YA� (714) 549-8866 MONTHLY CHARTER RE —CAP PICK—UP CHARTER OF TRNS/PRKG NAME OF CHARTER LOCATION DATE TIME PAX. LOCATION P j .jam 0 I I ^ 0 0— pc �s�� lid rf-- ,Jones f� a��« LNAV �� 1 as L'tX-* 0Lo r.i,C3opj, Mum � 24�;co I Rxks I�� V GS = 0111"1001SS d . Si s L&aash Lmy 3� pq s d�cCam !. LmV � i� .1 Cal -2 00 -V 8.e)g o ct =00 �� 0 L\ U4Y\C,,aG �AWA M �'� t c(" Q 0 An --Tl n. psi s nV M1,00- 7 C M M Y\A 1 S _C A c GU�� P G 1S T o _ quzAs (A Wit Bad 0,\-> G"ol\inS y4'�c'st� Lc�it�ns L NA v1 a Cam' L"`�f3 i S i c co Lod- *t 9- L� v Ind as,,C3o Tt-\a— s C"1'c�o ss.e -4- �� �q A \ ®a �_ � �d c�Sr s G C1j-\keVT i r1 MM REMARKS: rPP San Francisco Berkeley San Diego Beac1-, BL Horn ewer Yachts of �tp Newport Beach Inc. PC P.O. Box 1779 Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 549-8866 Tony Melum 23 August 1988 Tidelands Administrator - City of Newport Beach P. 0. Box 1768 Newport Beach, Ca. 92358-8915 Dear Tony, Thank you for your letter of 8 AUG 1988. As you are aware, we at Hornblower Dining Yachts are very sensitive about abiding by all of the Federal, State and Municipal regulations which pertain to vessel chartering. Indeed, here at Newport Beach we have made every attempt to be in accord with both the letter and spirit of the Municipal Code of the City of Newport Beach. With this in mind, it is of great concern to me that Hornblower Dining Yachts would be accused of violating the conditions of our Commercial Harbor Permit. We have invested far too much here to risk losing our permit to operate because of a violation of our basic conditions. With regard to the letter from the Yacht Masters and Marine Associates, I would respond as follows: o We did, in fact, board passengers from a private residence and private dock at Collins Island. Although I was not personally aware of the program in advance, I did have the occasion to speak with Bob Burnham after this event occured. Bob and I agreed that there was nothing in our Commercial Harbor Permit which precluded this sort of program. We did agree, however, that much confusion would be avoided if we assume that* --The Commercial Harbor Permit will apply only to our our permanent locations (2431 West Coast Highway and 3366 Via Lido); --Any-other locations for events would require a Special Event Permit through the Business Liscensing Division of the City. You will no doubt recall that I communicated this agreement to you after my discussion with Mr. Burnham. o The discussion about parking is at best unfounded and at worst, malicious, All of our sales representatives are very aware of the parking available for our use. In fact, our client booking contract clearly states the parking restrictions which apply (a copy of that page of our contract is attached). As you know, our permit requires that we report how each party arrived. It would make no sense that we tell someone to park at a location other than what is available to Hornblower Dining Yachts. SAN FRANCISCO ■ NEWPORT BEACH ■ SAN DIEGO oa`�BL Hornl_ iwer Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. C P.O. Box 1779 Y�Q+ Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 549-8866 Tony, position on - 2 - I hope that all of the above clearly the above issues. Please feel free y questions whatsoever. s communicates my to call should SAN FRANCISCO 0 NEWPORT BEACH ■ SAN DIEGO 8/8/88 Yacht Masters and Marine Associates of California P.O. Box 15667 Newport Beach, CA 92659-5667 Re Your letter of July 28,1988 addressed to Glen Everoad,_ Business License Division- Sirs: - Thank you for the above referenced letter. The concerns you have addressed in that letter -will be discussed. with Hornblower Yachts, and the action deemed appropriate will be taken by the Marine Department. We appreciate — having }having notif_ac ation -of-the-the-above --, infraction and we will do ail we can to make sure that all charterers in the harbor follow the appropriate Municipal Code and the Harbor Permit Policies dealing with chartering operations. If you have additional concerns please contact me at 644-3044. Very truly yours, _ Tony Me -um Tidelands Administrator If ,OMB 2115.0517 y., ... . .. 7,- CERTIFICATION PATE : 21?l maj - - UNITED STATES OF AMERICA -' _ 29J . N91. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION EXPIRATION DATE UNITED STATES COAST GUARD ocrtificatc. of 3nTation LAST H. EXAM: 19NOV90 DRYDOCK VESSEL NAME SPIKE:. AFR ICA - OFFICIAL NUMBER D629824 CALLSIGN WSN 400 SERVICE R PASSENGER HOME PORT 1.06 ANGELES-LONG BEACHtCA HULL MATERIAL WOOD HORSEPOWER 150 PROPULSION AUXILIARY SAIL, PLACE BUILT DATE BUILT 07FEB77 GROSS TONS 33 NET TONS 28 DWT LENGTH 54•300 COSTA MESA CA OWNER MONIKA SLOAN OPERATOR MONIKA SLOAN 507 ORANGE AVE 507 ORANGE AVE NEWPORT' BEACH t CA 92 663 NEWPORT BEACH t CA 926b3 THIS VESSEL MUST BE MANNED WITH THE FOLLOWING LICENSED AND UNLICENSED PERSONNEL, INCLUDED IN WHICH THERE MUST BE G CERTIFICATED LIFEBOATMEN AND 0 CERTIFICATED TANKERMAN, _ASTER _ MASTER ✓!< IST CLASS PILOT ABLE SEAMEN CHIEF ENGINEER FIREMEN•WATERTENDERS _CHIEFMATE CLASS PILOT ORDINARY SEAMEN IST ASST. ENGINEER OILERS _2ND MATE _ RADIO OFFICERIS) 41. DECKHANDS 2ND ASST. ENGINEER 1 MATES_ OPERATOR(S) ENG'RS. IN ADDITION, THIS VESSEL MAY CARRY 22 PASSENGERS, —OTHER PERSONS IN CREW, PERSONS IN ADDITION TO CREW, AND TOTAL PERSONS ALLOWED: J ROUTE PERMITTED AND CONDITIONS OF OPERATION: LIMITED COASTWISE: PACIFIC OCEAN BETWEEN POINT CONCEPTIONt CAt AND 30-11' NORTH LATITUDE, NOT MORE. THAN 20 MILES FROM A HARBOR OF SAFE REFUGE ON T'HF MAINLAND SHORE, A VOYAGE TO SANTA CATALINA ISLANDt AND ANYWHERE WITHIN 5 MILES OF SHORE OF SANT'A CATAL I NA ISLAND, IS CONSIDERED TO BE:: WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THIS ROUTE. WHEN THE VESSEL IS AWAY FROM A SHORE S I DE GOCEL � OR HAS PASSENGERS ON BOAREi J FOR NOT MORE THAN 12 HOURS IN ANY 24-HOUR PER I OD t THE VESSEL'S CREW MAY BE REDUC EE_I TO i MASTER AND 2 LIECELHANDS.;, MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PASSENGERS ALLOWED IS 35, A CHILD -SIZE LIFE PRESERVER SHALL BE PROVIDED FOR EACH PASSENGER WEIc"FING LESS THAN 90 POUNDS. *** SEE NEXT PAGE FOR AI:II_IITIONAL CERTIFICATE INFORMATION **•* WITH THIS INSPECTION HAVING BEEN COMPLETED AT NEWPORT JBEACH t CA ON 29JUN8a THIS VESSEL IS CERTIFIED BY THE OFFICER IN CHARGE, MARINE INSPECTION, LOS ANGELE::S- LONG BE,ACIH t CA , TO BE IN ALL RESPECTS IN CONFORMITY WITH THE APPLICABLE VESSEL INSPECTION LAWS AND THE RULES AND REGULATIONS PRESCRIBEDTHEREUNDER. PERIODIC REINSPECTIONS THIS CERTIFI ED Bb , DATE ZONE SIGNATURE J. B. MOIRR I S t CAPTA I N t USCG OFFICER IN CHARGE, MARINE INSPECTION 1 OS , ANGE LEES -LONG .BEACH t'CA . Q •'`; ! e " ��y` E << it : fi;; �NBP, CTION ZONE r DEPT. OF TRANSP„ USCGI CG441 (Rev. 3451 SN 7530.00-FOI.0370 DEPARTMENT OF TRANDPORTATION UNITED STATES GOAT GUARD Certtfmate of 3H.Upertwu ter. PAQK n — STABILITY -- �' LE'T'rEFt AI='PI OVAI. DA'1'E:/ C1INCIVCi9 OFFICE/ LOSMS t; -- LIFESAVING EQUIPMENT I ftE:QU I RED NUMBER PERSONS TOTAL, E QUI PME'N7' FOR 38 LI FE PRESERVERS (ADULT) • . • 38 L I FEBOATS ( TOTAL) ► • ► ► ► ► L I F E ` PRESERVERS (CH I LD) • ► ► 4 L I FEBOATS ( POET) • • off RING BUOYS ( TOTAL) • ► • ► • • • • l LIFEBOATS (S'TARHD) * .. WITH LIGHTS* ► . ► .. • .... • 1 MOTOR LIFEBOATS*+ • • • ►• WITH LINE ATTACHE CIS.. • ► i t3 LIFEBOATS W/RAD I O* t - - C)TI �EI=c u . ► ► .... • ... ► ... ► ► RESCUE BOATS/PLATFORMS- IMMERSION SUITS.. ► .. « ... • INFLATABLE RAFTS. ► ► . ► ► ► PORTABLE:: LIFEBOAT RADIOS. LIFE. FLOATS/ BUOYANT APP 2 20 E:QU I PPE'.I) W I 7'•r•I EE=':I RB'? o, ► ... NO WORKBOATS ( NOT REQUIRED) INCLUDED IN 'I'oul.S ) r --- FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT --- 11 'TOTAL HOSE LENGTH/ NUMBER OF FIRE AXE S/ NUMBER OF F Il' PUMPS/ i * F I FEE: E X T I NGU I SHE.RS — HAND PORTABLE AND SEMI — E= ORTAEcI.,E* { I4 - A—IL6-1 4 Ii—II -- B—ITI _ =i FBI H— I V El— V C— I C— I.:( } ---- CER'rI;FICA'TE AMENDMENTS --- i . PORT AMENDING/ LOSMS DATE AME:NElE1) 07 J'UNB9 —AMENDMENT— CHANGED DRYDOCK DATE. 2• PORT' AMENDING/ LOSVIS GATE A"IE�IL'IECl/ C�9RIGVB9 —AIME NDMEN'T— F x, CONE IUCTED REVISED STABILITY REVIEW TO ALLOW VESSEL TO CARRY 1004 FORE TRIANGLE SAIL PLAN. 'add 3• PORT AMENDING/ LOSMS DATE AMENDED/ :19NOV?0 -AMENDME:N'T— CHAIVGED DRYDOCK' DATE. it 9FiF EINI.'I 0ol: poll k ) F - fat!- 1 ; iF DEFT. OF TRANSP.. USCG, C(3-t11.-da�: SN 3-0Q1�f7I1 " y PREVIOUS EDITIONS ARE OBSOLETE 4 oBL H orn�'we r Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. MAY 10, 1988 P.O. Box 1779 11:15:55 7'Qj.Y YA� Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 549-8866 BOOKING # 8805-055296 MR. DAVID PAHL MR. DAVID PAHL 3366 VIA LIDO SUITE C NEWPORT BEACH CA 9663 ( )549-8866 SCHEDULED ACTIVITY 06/01/88-WED From 12.00 To 15.00 Board LIDO MARINA VILLAGE Debark LIDO MARINA VILLAGE Boat M/ NEWPORT HORNBLOWER Activity CORPORATE Estimated guest count : 50 PAGE 1 DEPOSIT INFORMATION --------------- $ 1000.00 Date Required 06/01/88 Date Received Contact : CONSTANCE M. SLITER ************************************************************************************************************************************ ** COMMENTS ** PARKING IS LIMITED AT OUR NEWPORT BEACH FACILITIES. PLEASE REVIEW THE FOLLOWING RESTRICTIONS AND DISCUSS THEM WITH YOUR CHARTER COORDINATOR WHEN PLANNING YOUR EVENT: CRUISE OPERATIONS: MONDAY-FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. THERE IS NO PARKING AVAILABLE. YOUR GUESTS MUST ARRIVE 8Y_MOTOR COACH, TAXI, LIMOSINE OR SOME FORM OF SHUTTLE SERVICE WHERE PARKING IS NOT REQUIRED ON SITE. WE WILL ASSIST YOU IN ARRANGING FOR TRANSPORTATION IF YOU DESIRE. MONDAY-FRIDAY EVENINGS; SATURDAYS; SUNDAYS; HOLIDAYS LIMITED PARKING IS AVAILABLE AS OUTLINED: - MARINERS MILE MARINE CENTER VALET PARKING PROVIDED FOR 63 CARS. - 3366 VIA LIDO DOCK A MINIMUM OF 30 SPACES ARE AVAILABLE. AN ATTENDANT WILL DIRECT YOU TO AN APPROPRIATE PARKING SPACE. AS ALWAYS, WE ARE HAPPY TO ASSIST IN MAKING SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS WHICH MAY REQUIRE ADDITIONAL PARKING. SAN FRANCISCO ■ NEWPORT BEACH ■ SAN DIEGO * oBLo HornL )wer Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. MAY 10, 1988 �p W P.O. Box 1779 11:15:55 71 � + Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 549-8866 PAGE 2 BOOKING # 8805-055296 MR. DAVID PAHL ** CHARTER COSTS ** CODE CODE DESCRIPTION QTY UNIT -PRICE EXTENDED NPM NEWPORT HORNBLOWER DAY 3.0 $ 500.00+ $1,500.00+ GAR GUARANTEED GUESTS 5 DAYS 0.0 $.00+ $.00+ W83 OPEN WINE/BEER BAR 3HRS 80.0 $11.00+ $ 880.00+ H2M COMMODRE'S CHOICE MEDIUM 80.0 $16.00+ $1,280.00+ DFM FILET MIGNON CABERNET 80.0 $19.00+ $1,520.00+ TBE NARRATED TOUR 1.0 $.00+ $.00+ BUS BUS 2.0 $ 360.00+ $ 720.00+ GRC CUSTOMER APPRVD GRATUITY 1.0 $ 552.00+ $ 552.00+ Sub -total $6,452.00* Tax $ 220.80+ ** PAYMENTS ** BALANCE DUE 3 Days prior to Departure $6,672.80 Accepted by: ADDITIONAL CHARGES UNDERWAY Additional Charges Underway ... Accepted by:------------------------------------------- $ (Please refer to itemized additional charges attached) FINAL TOTAL $ This booking subject to Hornblower Yachts, Inc standard conditions form HYI-0187 attached hereto. Thank you for your patronage. SAN FRANCISCO ■ NEWPORT BEACH ■ SAN DIEGO CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCIL MEMBERS MINUTES .A ,p ,s, nof �� s 41 ROLL CALL May 23, 1988 INDEX Following consideration, Council Member Permit/ Plummer withdrew her motion in order Special that the subject applications could be Events voted on separately. Motion x Motion was made to deny the application Ayes x x x x x x of Newport Dunes for fireworks display Noes x on July 4, 1988. Motion x Motion was made to approve application Ayes x x x of Big Canyon Country Club for fireworks Noes x x x x display on July 4, 1988, which motion Motion x Ayes x x x x x Noes x x FAILED. Due to the above action, motion was made to deny the application of Big Canyon Country Club for fireworks display on July 4, 1988, which motion carried. 3. Report from the Marine Department recommending approval of application by Hornblower Yachts to revise their commercial harbor activities permit, was presented. The City Attorney suggested an additional condition be added to the subject permit which he read as follows: "Condition No. 17: Permittee shall keep and maintain true and accurate records of the following: 1. The name and time boarded of all passengers on each vessel during each day of operation; 2. The passenger name and time and vessel boarded of all passengers bussed to the berthing location; and 3. Such other records as the Tidelands Administrator may reasonably require to enable the Tidelands Administrator to determine if permittee is complying with the conditions of approval and to ascertain. if the boarded bus system is operating effectively. Permittee shall submit records each month and these records may also be inspected by the Tidelands Administrator during regular business hours." Volume 42 - Page 208 commercial Zarb or kctivities ?ermit/ 3ornblower fachts (51) ROL CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCIL MEMBERS G 0 y 0 IP s 3 1P 92 9G ,A1 ��� ���A �G�tf+�ZF �� May 23, 1988 x Motion MINUTES in posted tow -away zones and blocking fire hydrants, driveways, etc. Twelve citations were issued and several vehicles had to be moved by their owners. The Police officer covering the Dunes event was dispatched to another location, only to find his police vehicle was "blocked -in" by illegally parked automobiles. Council Member Plummer stated that the Police Department is very concerned with the traffic problems and congestion caused by this event and therefore the Police Department strongly recommends denial of the application. In view of the foregoing, motion was made to deny the application of Newport Dunes for fireworks display on July 4, 1988. Council Member Sansone commented that he was driving on Pacific Coast Highway between Jamboree Road and the Bay Bridge last July 4th during the Dunes event, and noticed that vehicles were parked "all over the place." He did not feel the police report referenced by Council Member Plummer accurately reflected the actual traffic problems that occurred in that area. Discussion ensued wherein it was noted that the City Council had just approved a request on the consent calendar for fireworks display at the Big Canyon Country Club. In view of the foregoing, motion was made to reconsider agenda item No. F-21(b), request of Big Canyon Country Club. It was noted that the Police Department had recommended denial of the request of Big Canyon Country Club due to illegal and hazardous parking that occurs on San Joaquin Hills Road, Jamboree Road, Ford. Road, and MacArthur Boulevard. In addition, hazardous pedestrian violations occur frequently. Council Member Plummer stated that she was not against celebrating the 4th of July, but that in her opinion, the City is now compromising the safety of too many people if these requests are approved, and therefore, she revised her motion to deny the applications of Newport Dunes and Big Canyon Country Club for fireworks displays. Volume 42 - Page 207 Permit/ Special Events Big Canyon Country Club Fireworks F. (Contd.) 21. SPECIAL EVENTS PERMITS - Uphold staff's recommendation for approval, subject to conditions listed in the staff report for the following: (Report from Business License Supervisor) (a) Application No. 88-054 - Temporary street closures and amplified sound in Corona del Mar for the annual PB&R Scenic 5K foot race from 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, June 11, 1988. Removed (b) Application No. 88-113 - Fireworks at Big. Canyon Country Club at 9:00 p.m. on Monday July 4, 1988. Removed (c) Application No. 88-132 - Fireworks for the Newport Dunes 25th annual fireworks presentation at 8:30 p.m. on Monday July 4, 1988. 22. AIRPORT SITE COALITION SITE SELECTION PROCESS - Approve proposal and direct staff to make provisions within the 198.8-89 Budget to reflect $50,000 increase. (Letter from Airport Site Coalition) 23. BUDGET AMENDMENTS - None. Action: If desired, move affirmative action of the Consent Calendar, except for those items removed. G. ITEMS REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR: Full Vote ---- 1. F-18 Following comment by Councilmember Strauss, action on agenda. cox(No) ----=- 2. F-21(c) Denied special event permit for Newport Dunes fireworks. Turner/Cox(No) -3. F-21(b) Denied special event permit by Big Canyon Country Club. Full Vote --- 4. F-20 Approved application for commercial harbor activities permit by Hornblower Yachts, with revised conditions by the City Attorney. Full Vote ---- 5. F-2(b) Deferredactionon proposed resolution to grant a franchise to Balboa Ferry for 90 days; Ad Hoc Committee approved to analyze proposal. (appointed Council Member Strauss as Chairman; Council Member Turner and Maurer also . members of Committee). Full Vote ---- 6. F-9(d) Scheduled Public Hearing for Use Permit No. 3120 on June 13, 1988 (Balboa Fun Zone). H. ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION: 1. Proposed ORDINANCE NO. 88-13, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF. NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING SECTION 1.12.020(5) OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE PERTAINING TO AUTHORITY OF LICENSE SUPERVISOR AND INSPECTORS TO ISSUE CITATIONS, Full Vote presented with report from Business License Supervisor, dated May 9, 1988. (Attached) ------------- Action: If desired, adopt Ordinance No. 88-13. - 7 - SPEAKERS MUST LIMIT REMARKS TO FIVE MINUTES ON ALL AGENDA ITEMS. C`iTY OF 'NEWPORT BEACH COUNCIL.. MEMBERS MINUTES y 3 now Mav 23, 1988 1 ROL 1 David Pahl, representing Hornblower Yachts, addressed the Council regarding Condition No. 17, stating that they are willing to accept the added requirement,. but would like to delete paragraphs 1 and 2 as being "overly burdensome and somewhat unreasonable." He stated they are willing to keep monthly records as mentioned in paragraph 3, and described their individually ticketed program. In view of the foregoing, the City Attorney recommended that paragraphs 1 and 2 of Condition No. 17 be deleted, and that paragraph 3 suffice for the time being. He stated that if in the future it is determined that more detailed records are necessary, and a dispute arises between Hornblower Yachts and the Tidelands Administrator, then this issue can be brought back to Council. The City Attorney also recommended that the words "on approval or review" be deleted from Condition No. 16 in order to give the Marine Director and/or City Council the power to impose new or revised conditions when deemed necessary. Hearing no other comments, motion was made to approve the Commercial Harbor Activities Permit of Hornblower Yachts, as revised, subject to conditions listed in the staff report, including the change to Condition No. 16 and the addition of Condition No. 17 as recommended by the City Attorney. 4. Report from the Executive Assistant to the City Manager, recommending resolution be adopted declaring intention to grant a franchise to the Balboa Ferry, and setting public hearing for June 13, 1988, was presented. . Motion was made to continue this item for 90 days for further study. There being no objections, Mayor Cox appointed Council Member Strauss (Chairman) and Council Members Maurer and Turner to the ad -hoc Committee to study this matter and report back. The motion on the floor was voted on and carried. Volume 42 - Page 209 -ommercial Harbor Activities Permit Franchise/ Balboa Ferry (42) CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH COUNCIL MEMBERS A -off y ' G ROLL CALL . May 23, 1988 Motion All Ayes Motion All Ayes Motion All Ayes x x x 5. Report to the City Manager regarding action taken by the Planning Commission on May 5, 1988, and a copy of the Planning Commission Agenda for its regular meeting of May 19, 1988, was presented. Motion was made to schedule public hearing on June 13, 1988 for Use Permit No. 3120, application of Robert and Ellen Chang, property located at 600 Edgewater Place in Balboa Fun Zone, and to receive and file the remaining actions. H. ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION: 1. Proposed ORDINANCE NO. 88-13, being, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING SECTION 1.12.020(5) OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE PERTAINING TO AUTHORITY OF LICENSE SUPERVISOR AND INSPECTORS TO ISSUE CITATIONS, was presented with report from Business License Supervisor, dated May 9, 1988. Motion was made to adopt Ordinance No. 88-13. 2. Proposed ORDINANCE NO. 88-14, being, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING CHAPTER 5.50 OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE PERTAINING TO MASSAGE ESTABLISHMENTS, was presented with report from Assistant City Attorney, dated May 9, 1988. Motion was made to adopt Ordinance No. 88-14. 3. Proposed ORDINANCE No. 88-15, being, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH ADDING SECTION 12.66.075 TO THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE TO PROVIDE FOR APPLICATION OF VEHICLE CODE TO PRIVATE STREETS IN THE BELCOURT DEVELOPMENT, was presented with report from Public Works/Traffic Engineering dated May 9, 1988. Volume 42 - Page 210 Planning Cmsn (68) Ord 88-13 License Supervisor to Issue Citations (27) Ord 88-14 Massage Establishmnt (27) Ord 88-15 Vehicle Code /Belcourt Development (85) Page 1 Agenda Item: F-20 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Marine Department May 23, 1988 TO: MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL FROM: Marine Department SUBJECT: REQUEST BY HORNBLOWER YACHTS TO REVISE THEIR EXISTING COMMERCIAL. HARBOR ACTIVITIES PERMIT Recommendation: If desired, approve the application subject to the following conditions: \_ 1. That the only vessels moored and operated out of 3366 Via. Lido would be the vessel NeWRort_Hornblower and the vessel Pacific_Hornblower. .700 v^y 2. That all Hornblower's vessels be allowed to operate out of Mariner's Mile Marine Center at 2349 West Coast Highway, depending upon available parking. jyoA.N$,L01ZL GZ 3. That the hours of operation be limited as follows: Weekdays return to the dock no later than 11 P.M., Weekend return to the dock no later than 12midnight. 4. Entertainment may include but not limited to live bands, disc jockeys, recorded music and sound amplification. These shall be ;a enclosed within the vessel and operated so they cannot be heard for more than 50 feet from the vessel. - 5. Food and liquor service aboard the vessel shall comply with all County and Federal licensing laws. \ 6. That the berthing of the vessels be located in areas "aS ;far removed from residentially zones areas as possible. .7. That the routes of vessels while in the harbor shall be limited to those areas delineated in red on attached map and designated Exhibit "A". These are the main navigational channels." 8. That the vessels, while cruising the harbor, be 'moving Page 2 at all times. 9. That all litter, debris, trash, garbage and vesse waste shall be retained on board for sanitary disposal at an` approved location on shore. 10. That the applicant provide, at his expense, installation and maintenance of a vessel pumpout station at the Mariner's Mile Marine Center location and that all vessels pump out there. 11. That vessel occupancy be limited at each location by the amount of available parking as detailed below: a. 3366 Via > Lido site 1. Monday .through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM, vessel occupancy including crew, is not to exceed -z-� 61 persons, unless they are bussed to the site in conformance with Section 17.0 of the Harbor Permit Policies, which states: 17.C. "When a vessel will not offer services to the general public, all or a portion of the required parking may be provided at a remote off -site location, if transportation is provided' from the off -site parking location to the site where the vessel is moored. Parking for shuttle vehicles must be provided near the site where the vessel is moored unless said vehicles will be stored at the remote off -site location at all times when not in use." 2. Monday through Friday, 5 PM to 8 AM'and mweekend, vessel occupancy including crew, is not to exceed 270`persons, unless bussed to the site in conformance with Section 17.C. of the Harbor Permit Policies quoted above. b. Mariner's Mile Marine Center 1. Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM, vessel 4 occupancy including crew is not to exceed �+ R 45 persons unless bussed to the site in conformance with Section 17.C. of the Harbor Permit Policies quoted above. 2. Monday through. Friday, 5 PM to 8 AM and weekends, vessel occupancy including crew, is not to exceed 180 persons unless bussed to the .- site in conformance with Section 17.C. of the Harbor Permit Policies quoted above. Page 3 12. If passengers are bussed from off site lots within the �- City of Newport Beach, those lots, the numbers of parking spaces and the times of day or night they are available must be approved in advance by the Marine Department and the City Planning Department. 13. After busses, shuttles,, vans or limousines have unloaded the passengers,they must be parked off City streets. 14. If vessel services are offered to the general public on a per person basis, these persons must park on -site, and the applicant's contract with them must so .state. 15. That the permittee shall hold the City of Newport Beach, the County of Orange and the Orange County Harbor District harmless from and indemnify said agents against any claims for damages arising from the exercise of this permit. In addition the permittee shall reimburse said agencies for all attorney's fees and other costs which are expended by them in defending any claim, lawsuit or= judgement arising out of the activities of the permittee carried on under the authority of said permit. 16. That the Marine Director or City Council, on approval or review shall have the power to impose new conditions or modify existing conditions with regard to this permit. upon determination that the operations by permittee, in the absence of the new or modified conditions, does adversely impact the health, safety or welfare of those who use, enjoy or own property upon or near the waters of. Newport Beach. Background. In the past, Commercial Activities Harbor Permits have been issued by the Marine' Director as provided in the Municipal Code. However, recently Commercial activities upon the waters of Newport Beach have generated such a large amount of public concern relative to the use of the waters area within the City, that the Marine Department has felt it necessary to refer these matters to the City Council so that a public hearing can be held on each application to allow public input. Currently the City Attorney''s office is drafting a proposed revision to the pertinent Section of the Municipal Code to require rev P P in the future that all Commercial Activities Harbor. Permits be approved by the City Council. This is in response to public concern over intensified commercial use of the water areas within the harbor. Page 4 In October 1985 the Marine Department issued a permit to Cormorant Cruises to operate a charter vessel out of 3366 via Lido. This permit was subsequently amended to allow the operation of two vessels out of this location with passenger occupancy limited to available on -site parking and off -site parking within a reasonable distance of the berthing of the `vessels. Additional vessel occupancy was available if passengers were bussed to the site. In July 1987 a request was made by Cormorant Cruises to transfer their Commercial Harbor Activities Permit for theiroperation at 3366 via Lido fromm Cormorant Cruises to Hornblower Yachts. This application was approved by the City Council on July 13, 1987. At that time, Hornblower Yachts took over the two vessels formerly Operated by Cormorant Cuises and operated them, after name changes, under the existing permit. Subsequent to the July date, Hornblower Yachts brought a third vessel into the harbor and operated it out of the "3366 via Lido' location on a "Special Events Permit basis, pulling a permit on a charter by charter basis. The vessel capacity of the two vessels berthed at the via _Lido location was 450 passengers and crew. The current total vessel capacity of Hornblower Yachts including all three vessels is 512 passengers and crew. Based on the conditions of the Staff Report, vessel occupancy will always be limited by the number of parking spaces available on site, unless passengers are bussed to the site. Hornblower Cruises proposed to continue to operate two of their vessels, the Newport Hornblower and the Pacific Hornblower, out of the 3366 via Lido Location and depending on booking,, all three of their vessels out of the Mariner's Mile Marine Center: All three of the Hornblower Yachts vessels are Coast Guard certified and are skippered' by Coast Guard licenced-skippers. Hornblower Yachts operation typically consists of harbor cruise programs which range from 2 to 6 hours. Itineraries range from simple cruises around Newport Bay on routes specified by the City Marine Department to trips to such distant locations as Catalina, Long Beach, Marina del Rey and San Diego. During the cruises the Hornblower Yachts provide dining, dancing aboard with food preparation by on board staff. Also on board would be sales of specialty gifts. The above described certification by the Coast Guard allows Hornblower Yachts to acquire business protection and liability insurance in the amouunt of 10 million dollars. Entertainment on board all of the Hornblower vessels is provided only inside the vessels. In addition to the above, to ensure compliance with Hornblower's, own noise level restrictions, the larger of Hornblower's two yachts are equipped with sound systems -7 Page 6 (.,, �� ryI _j c —6 t ,JLa 4f 4'.,Ifi f r A�� r ^� S� 1111 sr a I 1\,�I� ;{✓� \ r11. \fit �`��� f 1's�r°lpv.,' S fr 1 ^�I� r ♦ r�P/)1/� / >,�\'N . �6. ' ��, \j� �' 111111 I rT l to 02) ED r ; IPV io� lf caw {5`I NA OR . rJ', OI �' I ; + s,y! r �, r �� [ n .rlaN ►.. � �rwS1T.. { ( ICJ O f Il 1 '' �'1 r ,• X � \ J �� >r10 ir iul� Mrs rrdl L� ' I 6 11r �ir{ . � ,," ; ► � , ,� 1,1r, C� Imp � �jj' � ; r9 nrV41 r--? h� ' U� �,i1a ��✓ �`I \ �\� Yowl: n� n�rf �_L.I .Y!? r 141 a J dti , 2 Ii � I'In L� V�.V 1 � '� m rI,OC rg P Jruaz �-�y J pl Ivu, rll�r .r57 Jl -r .� % (�\11 i' � I � II�� r LC1�'w%t,��" \� JVP � � L,� r J � 1 '� 1 i ` .,o,.• \� I � •l �_d G , cl �\ - ! �e " fir/I `` Ivor d(+. ,l�.lb �L Horn'. twer Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. �0 P.O. Box 1779 .�+ Newport Beach, CA 92663 Iry (714) 549-8866 Mr. Tony Melum 29 April 1988 Marine Department City of Newport Beach Newport Beach,Ca 92663 Dear Tony, w Attached is the current version of ,our request for a Commercial Harbor Permit. This permit application package will be much simplier than that which was submitted previously. In short, here"is my approach: • We would like to leave the current Commercial Harbor Permit unchanged for our location at 3366 Via Lido With this in mind, Motor Vessels Newport Hornblower and Pacific Hornblower will continue to operate out of Lido Marina slips 20Nand 206. In effect,' the current permit will continue on as it now exists. % `� • We would like to establish a second (separate) Commercial Harbor Permit for operations out of Mariners Mile Marine Center. This permit would be :for the Motor Vessels Pacific Hornblower and Hornblower. This approach, I believe, simplifies things quite a bit. Since there is already an existing permit in operation,, it is better that we do not muddy up the water by trying to expand it. And, mince Mariners Mile Marine Center has the right mix of facilities - to support two vessels, we may as well approach that property with just two vessels in mind. Hopefully, this two permit concept will allow the new application to be approved with a minimum of delay. Just in case u do not recall rrent developments of Hornblower Ye achtsofuNeyportae Beach, Inc., the following outline will bring you up to date: 0 We are no longer associated with the John Dominis property: we were unable to keep the parking as a part of the lease and, as you know, without the 60 spaces of parking, we had a very limited Operation we faced continued trials and unhappiness from the residents of the "Towers" and it seemed clear that the farther away from that particular building the better. SAN FRANCISCO i NEWPORT BEACH ■ SAN DIEGO c B H orn, _ jwer Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. �4 P.O. Box 1779 �Q+ Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 549-8866 _ Z • We have established a very good working relationship with the Mariners Mile 'Marine Center. Thusfar we have: - negotiated clauses into our lease which guarantees exclusive use of on -site evening and weekend parking - refiled with the State Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control for liquor licenses` aboard Motor Vessels Pacific Hornblower and Hornblower - designed a pumpout facility which will accomodate the particular needs of our vessels - begun the interior design work for our office and work areas - tentatively assigned the following move -in timetable: — April * * moved yachts into slip -- May * * move sales office June * * move operations and maintenance into shop -- July * * move food and beverage staff into commissary. Tony, I believe that we have finally found a home for our operation. Jim Evans and Doug Overby have been more than helpful in working with us to get our program going. I hope that the .City views this move as a sound.one and that our request for a permit will be accepted with a minimum of resistance. You will find a very complete application package "attached to this letter. If, while you consider the information, you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call. T anks for all your help. S cerely, avid M Pahl Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach, Inc. cc, ave Harshbarger - Marine Department Bill Ward Planning Department Jim Evans - Mariners Mile Marine Center SAN FRANCISCO ■ NEWPORT BEACH ■ SAN DIEGO POST CI'TY OF NE iP RT BEACH U ? P.O. BOX 1768, NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92658-8915 February 9, 1988 Janet Winterhalder President, Yacht Masters and Marine Associates of California 3700 Newport Blvd. Suite 300 'Newport Beach, CA 92663 Re: Violation of Commercial Permits/Newport Hornblower Date: 1/22/88 Dear Ms. Winterhalder: Regarding the above, we have reviewed the Hornblower°s Commercial Harbor Activities Permit and found the following: The permit for Newport Hornblower does limit charter operations that use on -site parking to weekdays after 5 PM. However, if they bus charterers to the boat there is no limitation on times that they can charter, other than the requirement that all charters must terminate by 11 PM. On February 5, 1988-1 contacted Connie at Hornblower Yachts and she indicated to me that the charter on January 22, 1988 was a group charter that arrived by bus from another city. Based on the above, we would find that no violation of the permit existed at this particular time. If you have questions regarding the above please contact me at 644-3044. Sincerely, f Tony 1 m Tidelands Administrator 3300 Newport Boulevard, Newport Beach Y Types of merchandise to be sold: Misc. Logo items 10. Is Coast Guard certification required? Yes If not, why not? r. 11. Type and amount of liability insurance carried for this specific operation: $10,000,000.00 Protection and Indemnity Carrier St, Paul Insurance 12. All other pertinent information: 13. Describe the manner in which you intend to dispose of sewage, trash and litter resulting from this operation: Built in pumpout facility for sewage and coordinated effort with Mariners Mile Marine Center for trash. 14. Describe the type of entertainment which the. applicant proposes, if any: Live music on main deck only. PLEASE SUBMIT A DETAILED DRAWING OF THE BOAT, WATERCRAFT AND/OR OTHER FACILITIES WHICH APPLICANT PROPOSES TO USE, TOGETHER WITH S H SPECIFICATIONS AND OTHER TECHNICAL DATA AS MAY BE NEEDED FOR PROPER EVALUATION OF THIS APPLICATION ...,1 I declare under penalty of perjury that the regoing�tr correct. Da to_ZO QQ� n s nature e 714-549 -88.66 100 Via Lido Soud, Ne brt Beach, Ca 92663 e ep one o. Residence a Tess FORWARD TO THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS FOR INVESTIGATION AND.RECOMMENDATION: Chief of Police: Orange County Harbor District: Other Other Approved/Denied by Marine Department (and date) oBLo� Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. 10 P.O. Box 1779 9�Q1 �+ Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 549-8866 COMMERCIAL HARBOR PERMIT APPLICATION Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach, Inc Application Items #1 and #2 (Location, vessel berthing and passenger loading). Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach, Inc. ("HYNB") plans to conduct its entire Sales, Administrative and Maintenance operation from Mariners Mile Marine Center (attached is a sales brochure showing this property). Located at 2439 West Pacific Coast Highway, this property is ideally suited for an operation such as ours for many reasons. Four important considerations however, were the following: • The Mariners Mile Marine Center, at 2349 W. Coast Highway, is in the heart of the Mariners Mile Commercial Zone. • There are no residences in close proximity to the Marine Center. • There are no resturants or other conflicting off -hour businesses located at the Marine Center. • On -site parking, dedicated to HYNB is available in a. quantity to accomodate at least 180 guests at one time., As of this writing, we expect to be able to move into Mariners Mile Marine Center in stages as follows: • April - Yachts (M/V Pacific Hornblower and M/V Hornblower) were moved. • May - Pumpout station installed and tested prior to parking lot blacktop surfacing approximately one week later. • May - Sales and Administrative personnel are planned to move. • June - Operations and Engineering personnel scheduled to move into shop. • July - Food and Beverage personnel scheduled to move at the completion of the commissary areas. SAN FRANCISCO ® NEWPORT BEACH M SAN DIEGO oB�o� Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. 0 P.O. Box 1779 7•Q?, �+ Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 549-8866 APPLICATION Page 2 Application Item #3 (Number of passengers). As was noted earlier, the three vessels operated by HYNB have a maximum capacity of 512 passengers. The maximum capacity for the two vessels which are a part of this Commercial Harbor Permit is 362 passengers. As can be seen in the summary which follows, this works out to be an average load factor of 192 (159 on M/V Pacific Hornblower and 33 aboard M/V Hornblower): AVERAGE VESSEL CAPACITY %UTILIZED PASSENGERS M/V Pacific Hornblower 300 53% 159 M/V Hornblower 62 53% 33 Application Item #4 (Parking). Clearly, one of the most critical issues to be resolved by any business here at Newport Beach is parking. HYNB is acutely aware of the concern of the City of Newport Beach relative to providing adequate parking for our customers. We have opted to secure, as a part of our long term lease with Mariners Mile Marine Center, on -site parking which is dedicated to our operation. In addition, we have developed a parking program which is very likely the strictest of its kind for our industry here in Newport Beach. This parking program consists of the following elements: • Busing and limousine services. We strongly encourage our charter customers to transport their guests by some form of mass transit vehicle. Indeed, if the planned event is scheduled to occur mid -week and mid -day, our guests are required to come by bus or limo. Further, if a particular party is planned for the evening or weekend and will carry more than 180 passengers a bussed program will also be required. Our sales service staff is well trained to provide our guests with appropriate alternatives to individual automobiles. • Valet Parking. In order to insure full use of our leased parking spaces HYNB and Mariners Mile Marine Center have agreed to provide professional valet services to those guests who have opted to drive their own automobiles to an event.. • Security. Every HYNB event will have uniformed attendants to assist our guests in both parking their cars and transiting to the boarding area. These SAN FRANCISCO 51 NEWPORT BEACH ® SAN DIEGO oeLoW Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. O P.O. Box 1779 �Q+ Newport Beach, CA 92663 C (714) 549-8866 APPLICATION Page 3 attendants will be HYNB crewmembers who are responsible for safety, and crowd control. These security efforts are clearly aimed at ensuring that our guests arrive and depart in a safe and swift fashion. In exceptionally busy times of the year the attendant also provides HYNB the assurance that our parking facilities are used by our guests only. 0 Clear instructions. Each guest of HYNB, whether an individual or a charter host, receives a very clear description of our parking program as well as the limitations of this program. Each person is clearly told that HYNB can provide parking at only designated lots. 'Each is also told that parking at unauthorized locations could result in their car being at least ticketed and at worst being towed. Clear instructions are also given to our chartered bus and limo drivers. These instructions include: - Where to drop off passengers - Where to await passengers - Being sensitive about motor noise near residences - Where to pick up passengers. It is the explicit intention of the management of HYNB to meet or exceed the requirements of the City of Newport Beach. This intention definetly includes parking. We intend to ensure that parking does not become an issue in our operation in at least the following three ways: 0 Vigorous monitoring of existing parking. We will monitor the space which we have acquired through long term lease. The purpose of this monitoring will be aimed at ensuring that our guestshave the opportunity to park in HYNB lots: Of course, the secondary purpose of this monitoring is to turn away non -authorized users of parking (these non -authorized users may be either guests of another yacht company or simply visitors to Newport Beach). • Addition to our parking space inventory. We will pursue all possibilities for adding further spaces on a long term basis. This includes a carefull review of the parking program at the Mariners Mile Marine Center. Given the space configuration and the type of traffic flow, HYNB may propose an expansion of the number of cars allowed at the Mariners Mile Marine Center through a valet parking configuration program. We would pursue this expansion through the City Traffic En ineer. SAN FRANCISCO NEWPORT BEACH ® SAN DIEGO osLo� Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. PO P.O. Box 1779 �Q+ Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 549-8866 APPLICATION Page 4 • Build a multi -story parking structure. With the assistance of the City of Newport Beach, HYNB will build a multi -story parking structure in the Mariners Mile Commercial Zone, an area which desparately needs additional parking. One particular area which could offer a potential opportunity is just off Pacific Coast Highway. This land is currently used as Municipal public parking. There can be no doubt that a parking structure in this area would benefit both HYNB as well as the City of Newport Beach. We would welcome the opportunity to discuss this concept with City officials at any time. As was noted earlier,the average capacity for motor vessels Pacific Hornblower and Hornblower is on the order of 192. If we use this number as the expected level for future charters, we would need to supply 64 parking spaces. Mariners Mile Marine Center will lease only 60 spaces to HYNB. With this in mind, our maximum individually driven combined event for the two vessels would be 180 passengers. Until we are able to secure the additional parking noted above, we expect to limit our individually driven operations to that combined number of 180 passengers. Application Items #5 and j6 (Opera_tional days and hours). HYNB conforms to most of the operational practices of the other Hornblower Yachts locations. This is particularly true of our hours of operations which are summarized as follows: • Office hours: - 8am to 6pm Monday through Friday - 9am to 5pm Saturday - 10am to 2pm Sunday (beginning Summer 1988) • Typical yacht charter hours: - 7pm to 11:30pm Monday through Friday - 10am to 11:30pm Saturday and Sunday - Special events for standard holiday cruises would require later hours (New Years eve for example) Application Items #7 through #10 (Routes of travel, activities, merchandise, vessel certification and licensing). HYNB serves a broad market which is an amalgam of the specialty dining market and the vacation cruise industry. The product may be considered in summary as follows: SAN FRANCISCO M NEWPORT BEACH ® SAN DIEGO Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. 0 P.O. Box 1779 �+¢l, ��+ Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 549-8866 APPLICATION Page 5 • Cruise programs which range from two to six hours. Typical itineraries range from simple cruises around Newport Bay on routes specified by the City Marine Department to trips to such distant locations as Catalina, Long Beach, Marina Del Rey and San Diego.. • Fine dining and dancing aboard well appointed yachts specifically designed for this business. One unique aspect of the Hornblower Yachts program is that all of the food` for an event is prepared onboard the yacht by our own professional chefs. _ • Specialty gifts are available for our guests. These gifts are both memorabilia items such as photographs and brass plated name tags as well as a variety of specialty logo items including mugs, champagne flutes, shirts and baseball caps. • Quality yachts which are certified by the Coast Guard to carry passengers for hire. By Federal law, if a yacht operator is somehow compensated for service when carrying more than six people, those people are considered to be passengers. In this event, the vessel which carries those passengers must have been certified by the Coast Guard. • Vessels which are licensed by the California State Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control. It should be noted that a primary issue in qualifying for a liquor license onboard a yacht, that vessel must first have been certified by the Coast Guard to carry passengers for hire. Application Item #11 (Insurance). As has been noted above, the vessels operated by HYNB are certified by the Coast Guard to carry passengers for hire. This certification allows the opportunity for significantly greater insurance coverage than other categories of vessels. With this in mind HYNB insurance provides more than adequate business protection including $10,000,000 Protection and Indemnity (which covers passenger liability). Application Item #12 (other pertinent information)_. Hornblower Yachts, Inc. has been active in the yacht charter SAN FRANCISCO 3 NEWPORT BEACH ® SAN DIEGO BL`T3 Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. PO P.O. Box 1779 pQ+ Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 549-8866 APPLICATION Page 6 industry since 1980. At the time of this writing, there are three other business locations for this company. These locations are profiled as follows: # OF PASSENGER LOCATION VESSELS CAPACITY San Francisco 1 750 Berkeley 4 345 San Diego 2 211 In June of 1987, Hornblower Yachts, Inc ("HYI") acquired Cormorant Cruises to form the nucleus of Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach, Inc. ("HYNB"). Included in this acquisition was the Commercial Harbor Permit of Cormorant Cruises. This permit covered the operation of two vessels (the now renamed M/V Newport Hornblower and M/V Pacific Hornblower) from the Lido Marina. In total, HYNB operates three vessels with a capacity of 512 passengers. The base of customers for HYNB is large and can be characterized in outline as follows: % OF CUSTOMER CATEGORY BUSINESS Businesses within 75 miles 50% Convention and incentive groups 20% Private Groups and weddings 25% Individually ticketed events 5%. One of the key business strategies of Hornblower Yachts is to operate our entire program within the laws and procedural regulations of the various federal, state, county and local governing bodies which have jurisdiction. In short, we operate only vessels which are certified by the U.S. Coast Guard to carry passengers for hire; the California State Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control licenses our vessels for the sale of alcoholic beverages; the County of Orange Public Health Department intends to permit our three vessels for food service, and we hope to show that our planned operations within the Mariners Mile Commercial zone more than meet both the spirit and intent of the City of Newport Beach laws and procedural regulations. In an industry where many operators are transient in terms of offices, boarding locations and vessel ownership, a key element SAN FRANCISCO ® NEWPORT BEACH 0 SAN DIEGO oeLo�v Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. b P.O. Box 1779 7- IV, Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 549-8866 APPLICATION Page 7 of the business strategy of Hornblower Yachts may be summarized as follows: • Provide sound, well-grounded employment policies and procedures which: - comply with Federal and State requirements, and; - offer progressive fringe benefit and profit sharing programs. Application Item IP13 (Sewage and litter).. Due to the unique nature of our operation, HYNB has designed some special facilities to support the business here in Newport Beach. The key elements of these special facilities include: • An on -shore, health department permitted, food preparation commissary. • Private, permanently assigned slips to facilitate safe and efficient passenger boarding and departure. • A specially designed holding tank pump -out system which will accomodate the particular needs of our commercial yachts. • Trash disposal programs which are designed in conjuction with the management of the Mariners Mile Marine Center. Many of the facilities designed for the HYNB operation are intended to be invisible to the casual observer. Part of the measure of success of the operation is the degree to which we are able to keep the "behind the scenes" activities hidden from the public eye. Application Item IP14 (Onboard entertainment). HYNB offers a wide variety of entertainment for our guests. Most important for this application is music performed live onboard. HYNB policy provides for live entertainment to be conducted on the main deck of the vessels only. In addition, to insure compliance with our own noise level restrictions, M/V Newport Hornblower and M/V Pacific Hornblower are equipped with sound systems controlled by the Captain in the pilot house. SAN FRANCISCO IN NEWPORT BEACH 0 SAN DIEGO �oBL Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. 10 P.O. Box 1779 �¢ Newport Beach, CA 92663 G (714) 549-8866 APPLICATION Page 8 COMMERCIAL HARBOR PERMIT APPLICATION Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach, Inc Application Summary We believe that Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach has shown operational elements, procedures and plans which more than meet the requirements of the City of Newport Beach. Indeed, every attempt has been to conform with the City guidelines for a business such as ours. It is our aim to be the model company of our industry. We look foward to a long and mutually rewarding relationship with both the City of Newport Beach as well as the residents of the surrounding community. SAN FRANCISCO Be NEWPORT BEACH 9 SAN DIEGO M - o19 LOK Hornblower Yachts of ��tp Newport Beach Inc. ,0 P.O. Box 1779 Newport Beach, CA 92663 Y YA (714) 549-8866 Mr. Tony Melum Marine Department City of Newport Beach Newport Beach,Ca 92663 Dear Tony, 29: April 1988" Attached is the current version of our request for a Commercial Harbor Permit. This permit application package will be much simplier than that which was submitted previously. In short, here is my approach: • We would like to leave the current Commercial Harbor Permit unchanged for our location at 3366 Via Lido. With this in mind, Motor Vessels Newport Hornblower and Pacific Hornblower will continue to operate out of Lido Marina slips 205 and 206. In effect, the current permit will continue on as it now exists. • We would like to establish a second (separate) Commercial Harbor Permit for operations out of Mariners Mile Marine Center. This permit would be for the Motor Vessels Pacific Hornblower and Hornblower. This approach, I believe, simplifies things quite a bit. Since there is already an existing permit in operation, it is better that we do not muddy up the water by trying to expand it. And, since Mariners Mile Marine Center has the right mix of facilities to support two vessels, we may as well approach that property with just two vessels in mind. Hopefully, this two permit concept will allow the new application to be approved with a minimum of delay. Just in case you do not recall the current facilities developments of Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach, Inc., the following outline will bring you up to date: o We are no longer associated with the John Dominis property: - we were unable to keep the parking as a part of the lease and, as you know, without the 60 spaces of parking, we had a very limited operation - we faced continued trials and unhappiness from the residents of the "Towers" and it seemed clear that the farther away from that particular building the better. SAN FRANCISCO M NEWPORT BEACH ® SAN DIEGO R H ornblower Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. P.O. Box 1779 Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 549-8866 — 2 • We have established a very good working relationship with the Mariners Mile Marine Center. Thusfar we have: - negotiated clauses into our lease which guarantees exclusive use of on -site evening and weekend parking - refiled with the State Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control for liquor licenses aboard Motor Vessels Pacific Hornblower and Hornblower - designed a pumpout facility which will accomodate the particular needs of our vessels - begun the .interior design work for our office and work areas - tentatively assigned the following move -in timetable: -- April * * moved yachts into slip -- May * * move sales office -- June * * move operations and maintenance into shop -- July * * move food and beverage staff into commissary. Tony, I believe that we have finally found a home for our operation. Jim Evans and Doug Overby have been more than helpful in working with us to get our program going. I hope that the City views this move as a sound one and that our request for a permit will be accepted with a minimum of resistance. You will find a very complete application package attached to this letter. If, while you consider the information, you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call.. T Lv3.dM or all your help. Sy, aPahl Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach, Inc. cc: Dave Harshbarger - Marine Department Bill Ward - Planning Department Jim Evans - Mariners Mile Marine Center SAN FRANCISCO 11 NEWPORT BEACH ® SAN DIEGO eel, 4�� -- We share your concern for your child's safety, and unsafe habits can result in serious injury or even death. Your cooperation will further insure the safety of your child and will be appre-. ci ated. Questions or correspondence. regarding this matter should be directed to the Orange County Harbor Municipal Court, phone 833-2530 (after 1:00 p.m.): Information on traffic rules and regulations may be obtained through the'Newport Beach Police Department, Traffic Division, Monday thru Friday, 8`:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., phone 6441-3742. Very truly yours, Charles R. Gross Chief of Police A. Campbell, Captain n CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH P.O. BOX 1768, NEWPORT BEACH, CA 9265E-8915 MARINE DEPARTMENT Phone -- 644-3044 COMMERCIAL HARBOR-PERMIT'APPLICATION Filing Fee: $365.00 Business. Name' HORNBLOWER YACHTS OF NEWPORT BEACH, INC. Business phone549-8866 Business Mailing Address P.O. 1779, N.B., Ca 92663 City and Zips___,_„ Address of Business (if same, write same)3366 via Lido, N.B., Ca City 8 Zip92663 If business is a corporation or operated under a fictitious name or partnership, please indicate all principals: 1� Terry MacRae 198 Maxwelton Rd. Piedmont, Ca 94618 M-"=--Address 2. P. Michael Watson 420 Wil Ave, Piedmont, Ca 94611 ressz 415-65 a0 3• ome p one. ame ress The name, address and telephone number of the person, or persons, who will have general management responsibility for the applicant business: David Pahl 100 via Lido Soud, Newport Beach Ca 92663 - - ame—Address- ome phone Please indicate a complete description of the proposed method of operation of such vessel, watercraft and/or other facilities,.including but not limited to: 1. Location where vessel will be permanently berthed:' Attached 2. Location where passengers will be loaded and unloaded:'Attaohea _ - Attached 3. Maximum number of passengers carried:__,_,,-„ 4. Location where required parking for passengers, employees and crew will be provided: Attached ' .. ✓ 5. Days business will operate: Attached .......... ✓6. Hours of operation: Attached 7. Route(s) of Travel:. As determined by the City of Newport Beach' V 8. Types of activities permitted on board: Attached 3300 Newport Boulevard, Newport Beach Misc. small items (t-shirts, mugs, etc) 91 Types of merchandise to be sold: '10. is -Coast Guard certification required?_+ If not, why not? li. Type and amount of liability insurance carried for this specific operation: Certificate of insurance provided upon request Carrier:_ a 12. All other pertinent -information: Attached 13. Describe the rAnner in which you -intend to dispose of sewage, trash and litter resultin from this operation: Attached 14.•Describe the *type of entertainment which the. applicant proposes, if any:. Ta ed music, PLEASE SUBMIT A DETAILED -DRAWING OF THE BOAT, WATERCRAFT AND/OR OTHER FACILITIES WHICH APPLICANT PROPOSES TO USE, TOGETHER WITH SUCH SPECIFICATIONS AND OTHER TECHNICAL DATA AS MAY BE NEEDED FOR PROPER EVALUATION OF THkS APPLICATION., I declare under penalty of perjury that t oregoing' rue a rrect. . Date „pr iaA, 7want s signat I ure 100 via Lido Soud Ne ort *Beach Ca 92663 Telephone -No. es ence address FORWARD TO THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS'FOR INYESTIGATION.AND RECOWENDATION: Chief of Police: Orange County Harbor District!'''. Other . Other Approved/.Denied by Marine Department (and date), - -- Background. In June of 1987, Hornblower Yachts, Inc. ("HYI") acquired Cormorant Cruises to form the nucleus of Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach ("HYNB"). Included in this acquisition was the commercial harbor permit of Cormorant Cruises. HYNB currently operates under the old Cormorant Cruises permit which was transferred in June of 1987. Business. Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach (HYNB) serves a broad market which is an amalgam of the specialty dining market and the vacation cruise industry. The product may be summarized as follows: * Fine dining and dancing aboard a finely appointed yacht * Quality yachts which are certified to carry passengers and licensed to serve alcoholic beverages * Cruise programs which range from two to six hours and include the waters of Newport Beach as well as such distant destinations as Catalina, Tong Beach, Marina Del Rey and San Diego. The customer base for HYNB is very large and can be summarized in the following breakdown: * Businesses within 100 miles * Convention and incentive groups * Private groups and weddings * Individually ticketed events 50% 30% 15% 5% The above summary is fairly typical of the current HYNB business mix. As time goes on and seasons of the year vary, this mix may change slightly. Hours of Operation. In general, the HYNB hours of operation are flexible depending on the demands of our customers. We can narrow this down some- what by saying the following: * Regular Office Hours - Sales and Administration: - 8am to 6pm Monday through Friday - 10am to 4pm Saturday * Typical yacht charter hours: - 6pm to llpm Monday through Friday - 10am to llpm Saturday and Sunday * Special events for standard holiday cruises would require later hours (New Years eve for example) - 1 - FACILITY PLAN Background. Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach (HYNB) currently operates its entire program at the following location: * Office: - 3366 via Lido suite "C" Newport Beach, Ca 92663 (714). 549-8866 *. slips: - Lido Marina slips 205 and 206 Planned Facilities. HYNB plans to conduct its business operation from one land location and several slip locations during the upcoming year. A summary of the facility plans follows: * Office: - Until approximately March 1 3366 via Lido suite "C" Newport Beach, Ca 92663 (714) 549-8866 - After approximately March 1 2901 West Pacific Coast Highway suite 150 Newport Beach, Ca 92663 (714) 549-8866 * Slips: - Lido Marina slips 205 and 206 - John Dominis marinia slips H and G * Vessels: - M/V Pacific Hornblower - M/V Newport Hornblower - M/V Hornblower Berthing and Operation. Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach, Inc. intends to berth vessels according to operational charter requirements. In other words, it is quite likely that the vessels will be shuffled to a particular slip in order to meet the needs of a particular customer. In addition, two of the vessels, M/V Pacific Hornblower and M/V Hornblower are licensed to operate on ocean waters and therefore may well be berthed for short periods of time at other Southern California ports. Special Facilities. Due to the size of the existing vessels and the planned volume of charter activity, some special marina and shoreside facilities have been designed. Included in the design plans are: * Redesigned marina area with additional piling to accomodate our vessels - 2 - * Extra wide floats to facilitate safe, effecient passenger loading * Sufficient shore power to minimize generator operation at dockside * Build appropriate holding tank pump -out facilities to both accomodate our vessels and eliminate any possible burden on public facilities. All of the above listed special facilities are a part of the HYNB plan. Most of the design work has been completed and final plans will be sub- mitted for City approval as required. PARKING PLAN General. Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach, Inc. is aware of City of Newport Beach requirements for charter customer parking. Specifically, we are responsible to control, as much as possible, our impact on public streets and parking through the use of: * Bussing * Limosine services * Car pooling Additionally, we are required to provide one parking space for every three passengers carried. - Parking Plan. With, all of the above in mind, and with the HYNB goal of customer service considered, we, intend to respond to our parking requirements in the following ways: * Sales personnel will emphasize the opportunity which busses and limosine services offer. * Encourage all of our customers to take advantage of our bus and limo programs. * Provide parking for our customers who do not choose to utilize more effecient methods of transportation. HYNB will maintain the following inventory of spaces for our customers: - A minimum of 13 and up to 26 spaces at 3366 via Lido (Imperial Savings). This lot is available from 5pm until Sam Monday through Friday and on a 24 hour basis on Saturday and Sunday. - Imperial Savings and City National Bank remote lot on 32nd Street to provide a minimum of 13 spaces up to a maximum of 72 spaces. This lot is available from 5pm until Sam Monday through Friday and on a 24 hour basis on Saturday and Sunday. 3 - •- Riverside and Avon Streets lot. A maximum of 60 spaces 24 hours per day 7 days per week. - 1303 Avocado, Newport Beach. No less than 60 parking spaces. This lot is available from 5pm until 6am Monday through Friday and,24 hours on Saturday and Sunday. - 1011 and 1012 Brioso, Costa Mesa. No less than 100 spaces. These spaces are available from 5pm until 6am Monday through Friday and 24 hours on Saturday and Sunday. - City National Bank lot at 3388 Via Lido. Those 23 spaces which were originally allocated to Tiffany's. This lot is available from 5pm until 6am Monday through Friday and 24 hours on Saturday and Sunday. All totaled, Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach, Inc. has acquired, through long term lease agreements, a minimum of 269 parking spaces and a maximum of 340 spaces. As each charter program of the future is prepared, we will allocate our inventory of parking carefully. In every event where distant lots are utilized we will insure that some form of shuttle service is provided from the lot to the boats. More often than not, all of the above listed parking will be more than required. Based on a load analysis of HYNB vessels, the following utilization figures must be taken into consideration when determining parking requirements: Vessel M/V Pacific Hornblower M/V Newport Hornblower M/V Hornblower composite total Capacity %utilized Avg. Pass. 300 53% 159 150 56% 83 62 53% 33 512 54% 87 Using the above figures we can estimate the average parking space requirement for our typical charter. With this in mind an estimated average capacity for the three HYNB.vessels would work out to be 307 passengers. On a one space for each three passenger basis, HYNB will need an average parking space inventory of 102 spaces. Given that HYNB has acquired a minimum of 269 spaces -for -our guests, we believe that in every instance we have exceeded the City of Newport Beach requirements. Notwithstanding this, Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach, Inc. will continue to seek and sequre long term parking for our operation. Further, HYNB would be willing to construct a parking structure on City property. HYNB management would welcome the opportunity to discuss this with the appropriate city officials. - 4 - GUEST COORDINATION General. It is the intention of Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach, Inc. to provide appropriate service to our guests. This service starts as customers arrive and continue until our guests are safely away. Specific Plans. Given our plan for two separate facilities (Lido Marina and John Dominis Marina) we have two specific guest boarding plans: *Lido Marina. Passengers arriving by bus will disembark from their buses at Lido Village and escorted through to the boat. Bus drivers will be instructed to await their passengers at 32nd Street lot. Passengers arriving by car will be given specifics instructions directing them to appropriate HYNB lots. These passengers will also be clearly told that parking at unauthorized lots will subject their vehicles to being towed. *John Dominis Marina. Passengers arriving by bus will disembark from their buses in the view corridor between John Dominis and the Chart House. These passengers will be escorted down to the boat. Bus drivers will be instructed to await their passengers at the Riverside and Avon Street lots. Passengers arriving by car will be given directions to park at the Riverside and Avon Street lot. In line with what was stated above. Passengers will be clearly told that parking at unauthorized lots will subject their vehicle to being towed. WASTE MANAGEMENT General. Any business which handles a large volume of people will also need to deal with waste. HYNB considers this portion of our business to be absolutely critical. With this in mind our program is as follows: *Boat Holdong Tanks. A private pump out station will be designed into our John Dominis Marina slip plan. This facility will fully meet HYNB vessel requirements for adequate pumping. Further (and more importantly) this pump out facility will allow HYNB to be completely independent of public facilities. *Trash Disposal. Trash will be packaged in unique trash bags and disposed of in large bins either at John Dominis or Imperial Savings. An appropriate number of "pick-ups" per week will be established. *Litter and general clean-up. Steam cleaners and employee clean-up personnel will be scheduled on an ongoing basis to ensure that our facilities are clean and well kept. - 5- } PORT p n U � CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH P.O. BOX 1768, NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92658-8915 December 16, 1987 David M. Pahl General Manager, Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach P.O. Box 1779 Newport Beach, CA 92663 Dear Mr. Pahl: The City has recently received a petition stating complaints from residents and business persons along Via Lido, regarding Hornblower Yacht charters. The major complaints are that busses for these vessels are parking on Via Lido, waiting for passengers to return for over 30 minutes at a time, with engines running and making noise and causing air pollution. They are also double parking and creating traffic disruption. Secondly, complaints are of loud, resonant exhaust systems on one or more of the vessels which creates noise problems for long periods of time while the boat is in the slip before departure or while rotating vessels. A condition of your permit is that passengers bussed to the loading and unloading site must park in designated off-street parking zones at City National Bank. When busses park legally on the City streets their engines should be shut off. We would appreciate your cooperation in this matter. In regard to the engine noises of the vessel, it is important that running of the engines be kept to an absolute minimum because of the close proximity to a residential zone. The City staff is aware that your are aggressively working to relocate your operations to a facility along Pacific Coast Highway. If and when this occurs, it should alleviate some of the problems at the Via Lido site. If you have questions, please feel free to call me. Sincerely, r zv' David Harshbarger Marine Director cc: Councilman Donald Strauss 3300 Newport Boulevard, Newport Beach DATE-- MAYOR 0 FIRE TO: 0 COUNCIL 0 GENERAL SERV. 0 MANAGER 0 LIBRARY 0 ASST. TO MGR. MARINE 0 EXEC. ASST. 0 PARKS & REC. 0 ATTORNEY 0 PERSONNEL 0 BUILDING 0 . PLANNING_ 0 CITY CLERK 0 POLICE 0 DATA PROCESS. 0 PUBLIC WORKS 0 DUPLICATING O PURCHASING 0 FINANCE 0 TRAFFIC 0 BUSINESS LIC. 0 UTI LITI ES FOR: ❑ ACTION & DISPOSITION ❑ FILE 9'�� INFORMATION ' LTREVIEW & COMMENT ❑ RETURN REMARKS: c, l - E FROMI 6� To: Donald Strauss R%mber City Council City of 'Newport Beach, t Dear Coun:cilnan Strauss ?ire, the undersigned residents- of Ne:�-port Beach would like to fil a coinpl.aint with the City Council regarding the charter bo-ats operated by Bgrhblower Yachts Inc. Buses for these boats park on Via Lido waiting, for the passengers to return for over thirty minutes at a tire, Trith engines running creating raise and air polut-�on Sometirze the busses double park creating a traffic hazard. x The boat Pacific Hornblo-ter has a vezy loud resonant exhaust this . boat sits at the dock in Lido :Village sometimes up to an hour before departure — -- with the engines runru.ng creatin noise ` and. air polution. Sore tirres i-.hen the boat returns there i s the other boat„ the Ne��ort Iiornblo1fer in the slip and so 'the ' Pacific Hornblower 'backs and files around sometir: s up to 1s()0 AM with its exhuusts rumbling and resonating thru the nite. 4 We would appreciate your iraaediate attention to the correction cE this nuisance caused by private companies using public streets and - waterways th no consideration for the surrounding neighborhood. ' rovmuz 33 u&/? Z c-/o n 1�1 p r, rA 14- 1 1,;;Io 1.� it e w e47 i u r°ra'ri�42l_.0 r �G ' w._ i w r C c � r �. ..� w��"r,✓��... n° wF :a. F�l f mc�`" .}!y. i ;' ry �' ,,. 'rl'' yifR'' i POST Q CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH U P.O. BOX 1768, NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92658-8915 c11-' FO FtN,P November 19, 1987 David M. Pahl General Manager Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach P.O. Box 1779 Newport Beach, CA 92663 - (> To Whom it May Concern. Hornblower Yachts, a charter company operating within the City of Newport each is operating under a permit as required by Section 17.41 of` the Newport Beach Municipal Code regulating commercial activities on the waters of Newport Harbor. It is the Marine Department's understanding as of this date that Hornblower Yachts is operating within the guidelines of -the above quoted section of the municipal code and is complying with those regulations administered by the Marine Department. Tony Melum Tidelands. Administrator City ol Newpo t Beach 3300 Newport Boulevard, Newport Beach o BLq� Hornblo Jr Yachts of Newport Beach Inc. v P.O. Box 1779 Newport Beach, CA 92663_ Y YA (71 4) 549-8866 November 17, 1987 Tony M.elum City of Newport Beach P.O. Box 1768 Newport Beach, California 92663--3884 Dear Mr. Melum, On December 02, 1987, Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach, Inc. is scheduled to appear before the Department of Alcoholic Beverage, Control of the State of California. The purpose of the hearing is to resolve the protest of the Towers 'Homeowners Association against mar application for liquor licenses aboard the vessels Pacific Hornvlower And Hornblower. In preperation for this hearing I have asked a variety of business associates, individuals and other entities familiar with my application to write a letter which will be used as testimony at the hearing. These letters are aimed at showing that my company is a professional business As well as a good member of the community. With the above in mind, I would Ask that you prepare.(if you feel that it is appropriate of course), a.short statement which describes your departments view of my application. According to the State Administrative Procedures Act, I must present any such statements to the Homeowners Association no less than ten days prior to the date of the hearing. Counting backwards from the second, this works out to November 22, 1987. If it is possible for you to write some statement for this hearing, I would appreciate receiving it no later than Friday, November 20, 1987. I appologize for this short notice, however, I only learned of the timing requirement yesterday myself. Thank you for your consideration in this matter. David M. F4111 General Manager Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach DB/sc San F ancisco Berkeley San Diego Newport Beach SEW Pp�, T _ > CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH �n U 3 BUSINESS LICENSE DIVISION Fovt P.O. BOX 1768,NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92658-8915 (714) 644-3141 October 12, 1987 Hornblower Yachts 3366 Via Lido Suite C Newport Beach, CA 92663 Dear Mr. Hovatter, The investigation of your Special Event application has been completed. Your request for the use of the .Rhine Wharf adjacent to Delaney's for this activity is not permitted. The. Harbor Department has indicated a private boatyard, and not a public facility, is an.appropriate location for your christening. The Marine Department prohibits the use of the Rhine Wharf for loading and unloading of passengers I suggest you utilize your company's docks for boarding. Should you have questions, or if I can be.of assistance, please call. Yours truly, Glen Everroad. License Supervisor cc: Harry Gage, Harbor Dept Tony Melum, Marine Dep 3300 Newport Boulevard, Newport Beach CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Marine Department September 24, 19887 DATA PROCESSING FROM: Marine Department, SUBJECT: FIX -IT FOR COMMERCIAL PIER PERMIT REGISTER Since our FIxit forms don't deal with this1changz, we ask you to tame care of it from this memo: EMMA This memo ,is for your information Tease accept the attached Checks for $1020 each for Harbor Permits 0129-2505a1 and 0129-2431-1 and Please waive the penalties. e ri City of Newport Beach 3300.NEWPQRT BB STATEMENT" LEVARD NEWPORT; H, CALIFORNIA 92663-3884 OF FINANCE DEPT. 714-644-3121 ACCOUNT RETAIN FOR YOUR RECORDS ~� AMOUNT 6,i r[ Y.r °+r ! eti Nyr .L i 4 0 MARINE d il" T i ('. J ,1. 4) 6 4 4— 3 0 4 4. t6 ��88�ig81{a111{1Ui�r7 1 1 �IM r^tl7V 0..i A"1w. �p��, ��aa �g �.fn.�f1 A'��,��y��� .r..z. �a �.1t�;:: ,,, ,� p 2' � ?�4 ,,,,<1 a..d r iY rt l ...- GA f 6, Y 00 , �a City of Newport Beach 3300 NEWPORT BOULEVARD NEWPORT , CALIFORNIA 92663-3884 FINANCE PT 714-644-3121 STEP TE . ,4 �f ,ter .� ✓��=�2�" _. __ _ _-_ -_ -. .� - . /� ,- ___ .. --_ ,. _ - _ - - .._: . -- _ -- - -- -. -_ oa`�BL°� Hornblo. ;r Yachts of Newport Beach Inc: 10 P.O. Box 1'779 ��Al Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 549=8866 Mr. Tony Meluzn Tidelands Administrator City of Newport Beach P. 0.'box 1768 Newport Beach, Ca. 92658--8915 September 23, 1987 Dear Tony; This is in response to your phone call to Eric Hovatter concerning the complaint you received from a resident of the Tower Condominiums on PCH in Newport Beach. The complaint indicated that one of our vessels returned to Lancer Marina at 10:00 pm and ran its engines dockside until midnight. This was supposed to have occurred on Sunday, 9-13-87. I have reviewed our vessel log books, charter contracts, reports and discussed that days activities with each of the Captains who ran charters on that date and. determined the following: NEWPORT HORNBLOWER Vessel was secured at Lido Village with all engines shut down and the crew ashore by ,5 : 00 pm. HORNBLOWER Vessel was totally secured at is Lancer Marina berth at the John Dominis end of the marina at 5:00 pm. PACIFIC:HORNBLOWER Vessel was secured at the Tower Condominium end of Lancer Marina with all engines and generators shut down and the crew ashore by 10:00 pm. we know that a. resident of the Tower Condominiums is highly disturbed by all charter boat operations at any time of the day. In view of this, all possible efforts are made to minimize engine operation at Lancer Marina. Pacific Hornblower is never returned to her berth until all work is completed, Manuvering her into her slip has never taken longer than 15 minutes. As soon as the lines are fast, her engines and generators are immediately secured and the crew. is required. to go quietly ashore,_ This practise was in effect on Sunday evening, 9-13-87 as well: San Francisco BerB<eley San Diego Newport Beach Mr. Tony Melum September 23, 1987 page 2 The complaint you received could not have been caused by a Hornblower activity. Tease feel free to call me with any questions or concerns or at any time you wish to discuss our operating procedures. Very truly, William A. Havens operations PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY I LANDSCAPING — oz THE "TOWERS" + •dl" MARINE OFFICE L AND J j' BOAT DISPL" RETAIL`, COMMERCIAL I ;,-I CENTER W/ROOF GARDEN! � � � ,�eiir.�1 "^�".� `" ' �_! 9'•-=.,ra�.. r Eli �i/ 111111111110111 3101 West. Pacific Coast Highway Newport Beach, Califomia For further information, contact: DAVE STOLTE (714) 851-0611 (714) 836-1227 The information contained herein has been obtained from sources we deem reliable, While we have no reason to doubt Its accuracy we do not guarantee iL 'PRVE�. September 1. 1987 Dr. R. Krogh 3121 West Coast Highway, Suite 6A Newport Beach. California 92663 Dear Dr:. Krogh: Terry MacRae and I have discussed the potential problems of operating our yachts in the vicinity of The Tourers. We would like` to take the opportunity to confirm,some of our usual operating practices as well as discuss pertinent items unique to our -Newport Beach operation. Before we get into the details, let me take a moment to introduce myself. I am the General Manager of Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach. My objectives are clear:, - Build a successful business in Newport Beach while at the same time taking .an active: role in the community. —Insure that all aspects of our business are conducted under the rules an&>'regulations of City. County. State and Federal regulatory agencies. We consider ourselves the premier operator of luxury yachts on the West Coast. Attached is a reference list for your review.:'.': As ;you will see. our primary market is corporate and our business., is )eleg-ant dining; cruises. We intend to continue to be :the market .. ; leader in this niche. We are the operators of unique and elegant dining ships afloat. Our product is delivered aboard our yachts while underway. To give you an idea of what I mean. I'll quote a passage from one of our planning guides: "Enjoy exceptional cuisine prepared by our own chefs with the finest ingredients available. Equally important. you will be served by a conscientious staff schooled in the best traditions of nautical' service". *e are very careful' to -staff our vessels with qualified crews and licensed captains. All of our yacht's are 'S. for hire and. with U Coast Guarscertified to carry passengers your cooperation. licensed to serve alcoholic beverages with appropriate restrictions. We also meet the requirements of other regulatory agencies such as PHS. FCC. City of Newport Beach. Orange County. State of California. With all of the above as background. we hope you will understand that`s are very serious about maintaining our standard of excellence., You can be sure that we will make every effort to continue on with the Hornblower 'Traditio>n' of being a model corporate ci'tixen. -2- Following your meeting. Terry mentioned that you had some specific concerns which we might address directly. These concerns can be divided into three general areas: Noise; hours of operation; bad experiences with other operators. We will address each of these individually by defining potential problems and our plans- 0to minimize problems in each area. Noise - This is one of your greatest concerns. Nothing can be as irritating or frustrating than to be continually .annoyed by the sounds of a group event. We recognize this as the primary area of difficulty and. while it is impossible to completely eliminate all noise. we propose to undertake the following noise abatement ;programs;; Marina Configuration - we intend to reconfigure the slips adjacent to your home such that our vessels will be as . far away from you as is possible (over 100 feet). It is our intention to have our yachts tied close to the John Dominis Building. This should eliminate most noise echoed directly up from the water and dock. Attached is a drawing of our slip plan which is currently in the approval process Customer Transit The noise of shoes on the decks and boardwalks may be heard. We intend to provide a noise absorbent padding on the walkways which lead directly to our vessel loading areas. Further, we will ensure that our customers have access to our vessels through a covered' entrance. Finally, our customers will park either in , the underground garage or at remote lots. As a matter of fact, much of our traffic actually comes by bus. These three programs should significantly reduce the noise of our customers as they transit to and from our yachts. Onboard Parties - Once our customers arrive onboard, we intend to keep dockside noise at a minimum in at least three ways. First, by design our vessels are enclosed and exterior deck areas are completely carpeted. This design is intended to add to the vessel quality and ambience. it also. tends to supress noise. Second. we will limit our dockside public address announcements. Any :announcements made at dockside. 'if required would be safety items. Finally, we will ensure that all music -3- at dockside is played to the interior salons on the main decks only. There will be no topside live music in general aboard our yachts (and certainly never any while at dockside) . Unruly Passengers - our services are provided for the enjoyment of our customers. However. we are absolutely firm about controlling unruly guests. In the past we have not _. hesitated to stop serving drinks. While we cannot completely control the actions of our passengers after they have disembarked. we do our utmost to get them away safely and on their way as quickly as possible Because of the liquor license restrictions, we do. not allow passengers to exit the vessels with drinks in hand. vessel operations - Although there are some possibilities for concern regarding vessels at dockside, it is appropriate that focus on the , following five areas: -,Engines.- It seems a common practice for boat Captains to idle their engines for hours on end while ,at dockside Generally speaking this is both noisy and air polluting. This sort of warm-up will not be necessary for our vessels.-: We have a fleet of 'very new boats so. we can` -limit our main engine warm-up time to less than 5 minutes before a charter. Also these boats are well designed, with exhausts directed into the turning basin so we do not expect to pollute the marina area with diesel fumes, - Maintenance Boats require frequent maintenance. Given our particular mission we will likely be a bit more meticulous than most about our maintenance activities.' We will limit our normal maintenance activities to. daytime hours. Since our vessels are new;, we expect that our maintenance routines will be relatively low noise evolutions such as touch up painting. vacuuming and'general clean-up. Charters In addition to the items discussed in the sectidn'on- noise above, there will be occasional late night clean-up after charters ("llpm.). Promises are not worth much here as. in this case, our actions will speak louder (perhaps we should -say quie''er) than our words. However. under no circumstance will our crews be without supervision. The last person to leave the vessel after a charter will be the Captain or First Officer. It will be the"responsibility of the Captain - 4- to ensure that our crews are both thorough in cleaning and quiet in the removal of refuse. Hours of Operation - Although we are available, we seldom operate every day of the week. Occasionally, during a busy weekend our yachts may carry several charters per day. Our earliest charter is generally about 10 am., and there are a few occasions where we will get underway earlier. For the most part, we do not run very late charters. With a few exceptions our standard program.. r; ends by 11 pm. These exceptions are predictable holiday events such as New Year's. Halloween. Parade of Lights. etc. Docking Our largest yacht is 100' in length. Docking can be A loud shouting match between deckhand and captain. We b consider this to be unprofessional for our type of` business and so we have incorporated hand held communicators to be used for all docking activity. Our method allows safe controlled communications between the captain and deckhand without shouting,. Previous Operations - We are well aware that many of your z` concerns stem from other boat charter activities.. While H . we cannot 'fix the things that may have happened in the ;. past. we can certainly take action to ensure that problems do not continue long into the future. As noted at the. outset of this letter, we intend to fully comply with all appropriate Federal, State, County and City regulations Further,. we will support regulatory agencies in their efforts to insure the safety and well being of all charter customers. Our support includes the f ollowingi - Coast Guard - In the interest of safety and in accordance with Federal ; Regulations (by The Department of Transportation) we know the Coast Guard will inspect all boat operators -and verify ,that vessels are certif ied to carry passengers and that all Captains are licensed. We encourage such inspections and you may check with USCG in other. °areas we operate if you wish to verify this. Most operator in Newport bay are not licensed. and cannot be with thfer current vessels. This will result in a substantial decrease in the amount of charter activity in 'Newport Harbor. as well as a safer, properly regulated environment. likely that it is these operators who have disturbed you in the past. We intend to work with the Local inspectors of the State ABC in identifying unlicensed operators. - Local Administration -' We will work closely with the local city and marina 4" officials to enforce the existing rules and regulations regarding charter operations on the waters of Newport Beach Marina. Dr' Krogh. this basic information will hopefully convince you and your fellow homeowners that we at Hornblower Yachts are serious about our business. I cannot stress too strongly that we will do our absolute best to set the local standard of excellence for charter boat operat-ors. We will be model corporate citizens. `. To insure our accountability we will install a cellular telephone aboard each of.our vessels so that local citizens may call us to let us immediatly know of any problems if they should occur. We have attached a form which we would appreciate your sending to the State Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control on the P behalf of ,:your Association. Should you wish, we would be happy to .have this letter attached as the conditions upon which our license would be acceptable. This will make your concurrence of our liquor license conditional on our performance as outlined above. We believe this conditional license programs willF accomplish our mutual objectives. , There is a well-known company whose motto is:*Quality never goes out of style". We believe that you will find that the Hornblower motto could well be "'Quality is our style". We look forward to showing our quality to you at your convenience. In the meantime, I would be more than willing to discuss any of the above with you. Terry and I plan to attend your September homeowners meeting to meet: with you to address an o' y may have. We hope y y f the concerns you m that you will be able to vote on this issue after Terry and -I leave that meeting. With this in mind. we ''have included a few extra copies of this letter so that you °may circulate them to your association members. Thank you for your time and consideration. NEWPORT TOWERS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION 3121 West Coast.Highway Newport Beach, CA 92663 August 12, 1987 �-rl ' � v.q , The Planning Commission City of Newport Beach ".r..� P.O. Box 1768`' c Newport Beach,.CA 92658-1815 Gentlemen: It has come to the attention of the Board of Directors of the Newport Towers Homeowners Association that an application is pending for the operation of a charter boat service to be chartered out of the marina at the Lancer Landing located immediately to the east of our property. It is our under- standing that you have received such an application from one Hornblower Yachts, which company has also applied for a liquor license from the Alcoholic Beverages Commission. After discussions with the owner of Lancer Landing, it is our understanding that the Newport Beach Planning Commission indeed requires 40% of the Lancer development to be devoted to marine use, and that he is required to accept marine tenants of the above nature in order to fulfill your demands, whether such tenants be judged suitable for the Lancer project and the surrounding neighborhood, or whether such tenants might be an admittedly destructive influence on the environment. The homeowners of the Newport Towers building have enjoyed a rather peaceful life in the building for some twenty-seven years since its construction. The building was constructed with your blessing and approval in 1961, and it is our conten- tion that inherent in that approval is the implied right of receiving your protection to enjoy a peaceful existence in our homes. Admittedly, the building was constructed as a residence in an area which has become increasingly commercial, and we s Page 2 Planning Commission City of Newport Beach August 12, 1987 can appreciate that this creates certain problems as the commercial activities develop, and we appreciate that your role as mediator in these situations is frequently a difficult one. However, we feel that to encourage, or even to permit the establishment of a pleasure boat charter business, with its ability to create excessive noise disturbance, with the consumption of food and alcohol in a festive party atmos- phere, will certainly create a disturbance to' the neighborhood and will certainly create a situation of obvious aggravation to all of the occupants of the Towers building. Several smaller operators of,charter boat services have been permitted to engage in business activities in the proximity of the Towers building in the past, all with disastrous results creating a -great source of aggravation to the Towers owners and to other neighbors as well. We hereby want to go on record as being vehemently opposed to your permitting any and all charter boat operations to be carried on at the Lancer Landing property, and request that you take all actions appropriate to our being able to continue to have a reasonable measure of peace and tranquility in the homes whose construction you authorized some twenty-seven years ago. We have filed a , similar protest with the Alcoholic Beverages Commission.' Sincerely, NEWPORT TOWERS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION By: f� ROBERT J. KROGH, M.]$ ,' residen RJK:kmr 'BLO Hornblo,"'or Yachts, Inc. July 6, 1987 %I on San Francisco say b Cadero f �� YQ►�" IJ San. I Ga f 9CrQ, ICA 94111 City of Newport Beach P.O. Box 1768 Newport Beach, California 92658-8915 Attn: Tony Melum Tidelands Administrator Re: Hornblower yachts Commercial Activity Permit Dear Mr. Melum: In response to your letter of May 21, 1987 we are enclosing the following information in support of our permit application. Schedule of Vessels and Locations -------- --------- --- --------- Name USCG Capacity Berth Address (7/1/87) M/V Hornblower 62 3101 Pacific Coast Highway - Slip #1 M/V Newport Hornblower 150 3366 Via Lido - Slip 205 (Formerly Osprey) M/V Pacific Hornblower 300 3101 Pacific Coast Highway - Slip #H See attached Guide to Party Planning for vessel descriptions - Newport Hornblower and Pacific Hornblower have Commodore Hornblower appearance. Newport Hornblower has Commodore Hornblower dimensions. Pacific Hornblower has M/V City of Newport Beach dimensions. No other drawings are available at this time. Oeerating Hours - We currently operate a "Demand Charter" business with limited evening and brunch public cruises. These charters are predominantly 6 or 7 pm. to 10 or 11 pm. in the evenings during the week, and 12 noon - 11 pm. on the weekends. The current excursion or public cruise schedule is tentatively set at 11 am.- 1 pm. For Saturday and Sunday brunches with occasional 7:30 to 10:30 pm dinner cruises. In all cases, applicable parking regulations will be followed to the letter. Parkinq -- The attached letter from Lancer Landing as well as the letter from Stuart Seidner requesting a transfer of operating permit show that the required parking spaces are in our control. Aproximately %70 represents on site spaces. While we cannot give you operating statistics in Newport Beach, we can tell you our other locations have a similar mix of business, with one non -dedicated on -site space per 8 passengers of capacity. Our load averages 60% of capacity, and only on 5-10% of the events does the load reach 95% or greater of capacity. There are very few cases where we have any parking capacity problems. They are limited to occasions when we have many couples on the boats ( such as Valentine's Day). Because most of our groups know each other, or are coming on a business function the auto/bus quantities tend to be lower than our restaurants. Nevertheless, we have included parking considerations in all long term leases. Utilities - We have requested and our landlords' have agreed to provide appropriate sewer, trash and other utility services. We are aware of the federal, state and local regulations pertaining to these services. Permit Transfer Reguest - As you know, we have recently acquired Island Passenger Services DBA Charter Pacific Yachts (formerly Cormorant Cruises). At this time, we respectfully request a transfer of their harbor activities permit to one or more of our vessels. Pending completion of our new office facilities at 3101 Pacific Coast Highway, we will keep our offices at 3366 Via Lido. We understand the parking and the marina at 3101 PCH will be available around August. In the interim, if we have an occasion which requires more useable parking then we have available, we will work with your office, or the business permit office whichever you request. If you need additional information to support our permit transfer request, or require fees additional too those already paid, please let us know. General Note In view of our successful operating history in other locations, we seem to have many of the Charter Businesses in the harbor concerned about our arrival. As you know, we have been planning to come to Newport Beach for some time. We operate as "Good Citizens" in our three other areas, We are high visability by necessity. We are also professional, well capitalized, fully licensed, heavily insured and highly interested in long term success. Many of those here in the Charter business are agents only. They have a phone and a desk. They operate pr.vate vessels iriithout long term contracts. Most of these vessels cannot meet the standards set forth by the USCG to be licensed to carry passenger for hire. On the other hand, we own or long term lease our t:_,essels and they are all certified to carry passengers for hire. It's natural for the existing operators to be concerned about their future. We understand their concerns, and expect that you will understand why they are concerned. We are available to meet with you at your convienence as necessary. Sincerely, Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach, Inc. T ry A. MacRae President TAM:cz Enclosure ancer Landing, Ltd. 801 Civic Center Drive, Suite 300 Santa Ana, CA 92701 (714) 550-6380/6381 June 24, 1987 Mr. Terry MacRay Hornblower Yachts, inc. Pier 33 The Embarcadero San Franciscn. CA. 941 i.i Dear Terry, Thank you very much for the time and effort you have given us the last month during our negotiations. We are pleased to offer our counter to your April 20, 1987 offer as follows: Premises-Approximatly 1300 rentable square feet (located on the first floor plate). Since you have need of a vent for a grill, the approximate 1300 square foot space shown in lease area "A" will provide a duct space immediatley behind the elevator for such a vent. Providing the City will approve your venting through that duct space we would be willing to lease that area. Rent- Since you will be operating on a seven day per week basis, we will install an electrical meter for your seperate metering of your own electrical and HVAC usage. The rent shall be $2.75 NNN with CPI on an annual basis, with CPI in accordance with increases in Los Angeles -Long Beach- Santa Ana Metropolitan areas (all pro- ducts) not to exceed 5% per year over any previous year. The base year pass -through you mentioned is acceptable to us. We shall pro• - vide a tenant improvement allowance of $21.00 per usable square foot. Parking shall be provided at the rate of three occupants per parking space, which shall include crew and employees. Parking spaces for your permanent employees shall be made available on a non-exclusive basis at the initial rate of $40.00 per stall per month. Free Rent- In accordance with our discussion last week, and subject to the final approval of the owners and the lenders of this project, we will offer you the following rent abatement schedule: Initial 6 months :1/2 rent Next 3 months :3/4 rent Thereafter :at contract rent shown in the lease Right of First Refusal- we will grant you the right of first ancer Landing, Ltd. 801 Civic Center Drive, Suite 300 Santa Ana, CA 92701 (714) 550-6380/6381 refusal to the office space contiguous to yours with the under- standing' that upon receipt of what we feel to be a qualified offer, you shall have 72 hours to respond and meet such offer in order to take over the contiguous space. Boat Slips- Landlord shall grant tenant the use of slips number 1,2 and H from attached drawing at the rate of $14.00 per lineal foot of boat length. Rent shall be adjusted by the above -mentioned CPI with 5% maximum increase per year. Additional slips may be provided based on then -current availability. The pumphouse station is feasible. Although no plans are cur- rently in existence, such station could be installed, subject to negotiation. Itl-shall be tenant's responsibility to maintain refuse bins (provided by landlord) in an orderly condition. It is agreed that the landlord shall not rent, lease or make berth space available to any other yacht charter company during the term of this lease. The other aspects of your original proposal are acceptable, again subject to approval by the owners and the lenders for this project. I await your early response, so that we may immediatly proceed to a lease: May I hear from you shortly? Sincere avid W. Stolte Leasing Agent h1GER WN$G: A four-story office and retail building, The building has retail space facing Pacific Coast Highway and office suites overlooking Lido Channel, Included is a street level boat display area of approximately 8,000 square feet, Two levels of under- ground parking and an outside parking deck provide ample on -site parking. An integral part of the complex is the Marina with slips for approximately 27 yachts. • Offices from 600 square feet • Boat slips available for tenants • Attractive Cape Cod architecture • Prestigious office environment — Newport Beach address • Bayfront views with balconies • High visibility location Pacific Coast Highway • Underground parking 4:1 (reserved) • Elevator service • Broker cooperation h A0 G E 4 hANDIOG 411500 SQUARE FOOT oMcE gvMN 3101 West Pacific Coast Highway July 13, 1987 TO: FROM: CITY OF.NEWPORT BEACH Marine Department MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL Marine Department SUBJECT: REQUEST BY CORMORANT CRUISES TO TRANSFER A COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES HARBOR PERMIT FOR A CHARTER BOAT OPEREATION AT 3366 VIA LIDO FROM CORMORANT' CRUISES TO HORNBLOWER YACHTS, INC. Recommendation_ If desired, approve the application subject to the following conditions: 1. That the applicant comply with those thirteen conditions listed in their original Commercial Activities Harbor Permit of October 9, 1985. 2. That the current berthing location of the vessel be changed only with the approval of the Marine Department. Discussions This application is before the City Council as required by the Newport Beach Municipal Code Section 17.41.100 which states: 17.41.100. Transfer of Permit. "No permit issued pursuant to the provisions of this chapter shall be transferrable either by assignment, sale, hypothecation,. operation of law or otherwise without permission of the City Council being first obtained.,." The business operating under the above Commercial Activities Harbor Permit has been sold. The new owners wish to have the permittransferred from the current permittee, Cormorant Cruises, to the new owners, Hornblower Yachts Incorporated. A copy of the existing Commercial Activities Harbor Permit is attached to this Staff Report. In addition to the conditions listed on the original permit, the Marine Department requests that an additional condition be added stating that the vessel used by the above operation not be berthed in any location at Lido Marina Village other than the one in which it is currently berthed without prior approval of the Marine Department. Other locations within Lido Village have the potential for creating disturbances to adjoining residential property. The Marine Department has contacted the Orange County Sheriff's Harbor Patrol who indicated that they have received no complaints about this operation during the period that it has been in existence. Tony Melum Tidelands Administrator �)o4310 South Ocean View Drive IVlalibu, CA 90265 (213) 4.57-1081 June 18, 1987 Mr. Tony Melum Tidelands Administrator City of Newport Beach P. 0. Box 1768 Newport Beach, CA 92658-8915: RE: Sale of Cormorant Cruises to Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach, Inc. Dear Tony, This letter is to confirm that my partners and I have sold Cormorant Cruises to Terry A. MacRae and P. Michael Watson. They will continue the charter and excursion business under the name of Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach, Inc. Terry and Mike are the owners of Hornblower Yachts, Inc., who presently operate in San Francisco, Berkeley and San Diego, California. They are very professional and provide first class charters and excursions aboard U.S. Coast Guard certified vessels. We feel certain that they will meet or exceed our standards of operation. I amsure that you will enjoy working with them. Hornblower will operate from 33-66 Via Lido, Suite C under a sublease agreement with me through January 15, 1988. They have an option to extend this sublease through November 15, 1990. Hornblower has been given all of Cormorant Cruises operation and parking rights previously granted by this sublease. This includes, among others, rights to the offsite parking sites at 1303 Avocado, Newport Beach and 1011/12 Briosa, Costa Mesa. If Hornblower elects to leave the 3366 Via Lido location after January 15, 1988, they will retain the offsite parking rights on the Avocado and Briosa lots under a separate sublease. This sublease will give them the use of these lots based on the same conditions as were given to Cormorant Cruises. This offsite parking lot sublease will be in effect through November 15, 1990 and could possibly be extended an additional three years if I exercise my option to extend the master lease. I would hope, based on the above information, that either Hornblower could operate under Cormorant's Commercial Harbor Activities Permit, it could be transferred to them, or a new one issued based on Hornblower's sublease rights. I want to thank you for the very professional manner in which you have worked with myself and the staff at Cormorant Cruises. If you have any questions, or need to talk to me for any reason, please feel free to call me at (213) 457-1081. Sincerely, ISLAND PASSENGER SERVICE CORP. dba Cormorant Cruises, dba Charter Pacific Yachts Stuart Seidner President SS/su O� SEW PpR � c9t�FORN�P May 21, 1987 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH P.O. BOX 1768, NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92658-8915 '- Terry A. MacRae 1982 Maxwelton Piedmont, CA 94611 Re: Commercial Activity Harbor Permit for Hornblower Yachts Dear Mr. MacRae: The City of Newport Beach has on file an application from Hornblower Yachts for a Commercial Activity Harbor Permit for your operations in Newport Beach. Before this permit can be issued, we have a number of questions that remain unresolved regarding your application. Specifically, we need (1) the maximum number of passengers and crew that will be using the vessel you plan to charter in Newport Harbor, (2) have a photograph and the dimensions of the vessel you plan to use in your operations in Newport Harbor, (3) the specific hours of operation and the days of the week that you plan to operate, (4) a letter from the John Dominis property indicating that they are supplying you with the requisite parking for your operation. Currently the number of spaces you will need is one parking space for every three passengers and/or crew, and (5) also have a letter from the John Dominis property indicating how they propose to dispose of sewage, trash and litter that will result from your operation. These questions must be resolved before we can issue your permit and before you can begin your charter operations in the Harbor. If you have questions regarding the above, please call me at 644- 3044. Sincerely, Ton;?e1� /0� Tidelands Administrator 3300 Newport Boulevard, Newport Beach ?E�k Ppkl ^` J CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH s� v1 ram `= = X 1768 NEWPORT BEACH, CA 9265S-8915 P.O. BOX � / Fo aMARINE DEPARTMENT Phone -- 644-3044 C0" 'SERCIAL HARBOR PERHIT APPLICATION Filing Fee:$365.00 (415) Business Name: Hornblower Yachts of Newport Beach, Inc- Business phone 788-8666 Business !'ailing Address Pier 33 The Embarcad- City and Zip. 4an Franc; scot_ California Address of Easiness (if same, write same) Same City &Zip If business is a corporation or operated under a fictitious name or partnership, please indicate all principals: 1. Terry A MacRae 198 Maxwelton Piedmont. CA 94611 415-652-1010 !game Address Home phone 2. P Michael Watson 420 Wildwood Avenue Piedmont, CA 94611 415-428-1739 : a^,e Adlress! Home phone 3.►dame -t"ddress Home phone The name, address and telephone number of the person, or persons, who will have general management responsibility for the applicant business: Terry A MacRae 198 Maxwelton Piedmont, CA 94611 !Name Address Home phone Please indicate a complete description of the proposed method of operation of such vessel, watercraft and/or other facilities, including but not limited to: 1. Location where vessel will be permanently berthed: John Domin.is Marina 2901 Pacific coast Highway 2. Location where passengers will be loaded and unloaded: Same as above 3. Maximum number of passengers carried: 150/6 0 4. Location where required parking for passengers, employees and crew will be provided: John Dominis Marina 2901 Pacific Coast Highway Newport Beach, CA 5. Days business will operate: 7 days a week 95% evenings and weekends 6. Hours of Operation• 8 am midnight Restrictions apply during evening 7. Route(s) of Travel: Newport Harbor 8. Types of activities permitted on boArd: see attached guide to Party Planning Activities and entertainment'not permitted if it results in disturbance of 3300 Newport Boulevard, Newport Beach Commercial Harbor Emit page 2 9, Types of merchandise to be sold: See guide to Party Planning 10. Is Coast Guard certification required? Essential<for,all .Charter Operations 11. Type and amount of liability insurance carried for this specific operational million P&I 10 million umbrella Carrier: St. Paul 12. All other pertinent information: Vessel #3 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH 200 passenger 13. Describe the manner in which you intend to dispose of sewage, trash and litter resulting from this operation: All services provided by marina as required. 14. Describe the type of entertainment which the applicant proposes, if any: See Guide to Party Planning and comments in #8 PLEASE SUBMIT A DETAILED DRAWING OF THE BOAT, WATERCRAFT AND/OR OTHER FACILITIES WHICH APPLICANT PROPOSES TO USE, TOGETHER WITH SUCH SPECIFICATIONS AND OTHER TECHNICAL DATA AS MAY BE NEEDED FOR PROPER EVALUATION OF THIS APPLICATION. I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct. O1 09 87 Date / / A�Pier"363 p nt s signature 415-788-8866 The Embarcadero San Francisco, CA 94111 Te ephone No. Residence address FOR14ARD TO THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS FOR INVESTIGATION AND RECOMMENDATION: Chief of Police: Orange County Harbor District: Other Other Approved/Denied by Marine Department (and date). t- HORNBLOWER Yi, ATS, INC. Pier 33 The Embarcadero SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94111 (415) 788-8866 . _..... ...... . DATE ORDERED ' JDATEWANTED V SHIP VIA TERMS F.O.B. PLEASE ENTER OUR ORDER FOR THE FOLLOWING - TO BE SHIPPED AS DIRECTED: BY PURCHASE ORDER 12716 PURCHASING AGENT Hornblovver Yachts, Inc. On San Francisco Bay Pier 33 The Ernbarcadero San Francisco, CA 94111 (415) 788-8866 January 7, 1987 City of Newport Beach P,O. Box 1768 Newport Beach, California 92658-8915 Attn: Marine Department TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Please see the attached application for a Commercial Harbor Permit. Inadvertantly the check for $365.00 was forwarded to you without this application, Please process upon receipt of this. Thank you. Sincerely, Hornblower Yachts, Inc. Ca?hrine �Z'i�fnDepment A sistant .board nd welcome to Hornblower Beverage options and prices. simply make your choice, sit back Yachts' Party Planning Entertainment options. And and enjoy. Guide. A Hornblower party is perhaps most importantly, a Third, is a kind of combina- designed to be one of the most description of three, different tion of the above, where you tell uniquely elegant experiences you ways to plan your party. us the theme, give us your ideas, can ever have. And this Guide is First, is the one -of -a -kind and then we take care of the details. designed to make planning the special event where you make all We take pride in catering to event almost as much fun as being the choices. Your own menu, your your individual taste and needs. there. own beverage selection and your Whatever your choice, you'll get Here's what's in the following own entertainment. a sample of what it feels like to pages. A description of our Second, is a selection of charter a Hornblower Yacht. yachts. Menu planning and prices. pre -planned packages, where you Please read on. U 1 ; 1 tCt4Z7 "1 C hen you first set foot on And the yachts themselves deck, you know you're in are only a small part of the µ, for a special treat. Our lavishly Hornblower experience. b j appointed yachts set the standard Our crew knows how to for stylish decor and cruising pamper you like you've never ✓ comfort. Every detail from the been pampered before. A full polished brass fittings to the service staff, uniformed in the nautical tradition, stands ready° to attend to your every whim. Onboard bars, live music and r � _ dancing, and the finest food you've had at sea combine to ' -- make the Hornblower experienceFAMINNIMEM truly spectacular. Parties of any size are corporateclient. Sales meetings _ welcome. Hornblower Yachts and training seminars. Imagine parties to caters of 2 to 750. Your p holding g your next conference on a � guests will be treated like royalty Hornblower Yacht: no telephone by our friendly staff and crew. interruptions or drop -in And Business Meetings were distractions. You'll be free to gleaming woodwork is carefully never like this. In fact, Hornblower concentrate on the business at maintained to provide an makes business a pleasure. We hand in a quiet, yet stimulating' atmosphere that is truly elegant. specialize in service for the environment. So welcome to our Planning Guide. Before you know it, we'll be saying, "Welcome Aboard" Chef `s Choice —Hors d'oeuvres t r Ka IF � T SAN FRANCISCO M/V City of San Francisco M/V Commodore M/V Admiral Hornblower Length 151'3" Beam 40'6" Draft 7' Hornblower M/V Captain Hornblower Patterned after the classic steamers of the early 1900's. 3 decks, 2 dining saloons, 2 parquet dance floors, 2 galleys, Captain's Lounge, Fo'c'sle Lounge, 4 bars. Separate areas may be chartered for smaller groups. Length 90' Beam 20' Draft 6'6" Custom built wood motor yacht. Built in Hawaii of apitong and koa woods. 2 decks, all wood interiors, parquet dance floor, 2 bars, full galley. Length 60' Beam 14' Draft 5' Almost identical, fiberglass party yachts. The catamaran hulls provide the stability of much larger vessels. Parquet dance floor, full galley and bar in each. Captain also has a canopied aft deck area. Suggested Cruising Time: Standard Equipment: Your For Your Comfort and Safety: We recommend certain minimum yacht features elegantly appointed, Hornblower Yachts are U.S. Coast yacht hours for our different services. enclosed interiors with separate Guard licensed, and staffed by Our services vary from light hors outdoor deck areas. All offer stereo qualified, licensed Captains, and d'oeuvre cruises to elegant seated sound systems, band sound systems, well trained, experienced crews. meals. While the quality of the service dance floors, wet bars and fully Naturally sheltered harbors never varies, the amount of time equipped galleys. Shipboard allow our yachts to navigate in you allow yourself to enjoy the amenities include fresh flowers, calm waters year 'round. cruise will greatly impact our ability linen covered tables, china and The actual route you will take to serve you best. We recommend a stemware. Interiors are carpeted, is subject to the Captain's discretion minimum of three hours for hors heated, nicely furnished, and and is dependent on the length of d'oeuvre cruises, four hours for decorated with mahogany paneling, 'cruise and weather conditions. dining cruises and five hours for brass ship's lamps and other an event which might include dancing nautical items. and live entertainment. Ro M/V PapaGallo H Length 72' Beam 19' Draft 6' One of the finest, privately owned, Burger yachts on the West Coast. 2 decks, 2 saloons, bar, full galley. Also sleeps 4-8 plus 3 crew. Master suite features a king size bed, spa and private facilities. Available for a few hours or a weekend. SAN DIEGO M/V Zumbrota Length 103' Beam 19' Draft 6' Classic wood fantail motor yacht, originally built in 1918 for Charles Ringling of Ringling Brothers' Circus. Subsequently owned by Douglas Fairbanks, Sr. and Mae West. Dance area, 2 bars, 5 lounges, full galley, expansive sundeck. M/V Hornblower Length 65' Beam 18' Draft 5'6" Wood motor yacht, built by Rose Brothers. Color TV, dance floor, bar, teak paneling and decking. A fast, seaworthy vessel with flying bridge, large aft cockpit and full galley. The minimum charge is for three hours use. Some holidays have a 4 hour minimum yacht charge at weekend rates. Inquire about special rates for midday/midweek business meetings. Remote pickup and drop can be arranged at a number of locations. Other luxury yachts, both power and sail, are available for charter. Call for further details and rates. Hornblower Yachts, Inc. has active expansion programs in many West Coast cities including Portland, Seattle, Newport Beach and Long Beach/Los Angeles. Please call for additional information. duncheon 41ors d'oeuvres Available on Yachts departing by 2:00 p.m. Assortment/Cost Per Person Per Captain's Commodore's Admiral's Select up to 2 entrees Person Choice Choice Choice Deli Platter $9.00 Petite $6.00 $9.00 $12.00 Sliced roast beef, chicken salad, sliced cheese, Four pieces per person potato salad, coleslaw, French rolls, relishes and Light 8.00 12.00 16.00 condiments Seven pieces per person Chicken Teriyaki/Crab Au Gratin 9.00 preceding a meal Marinated chicken breast charbroiled, crab Medium 10.00 15.00 20.00 casserole, plus a garden salad and sourdough bread Ten pieces per person New York Steak Sandwich 12.00 for an early evening cocktail cruise Charbroiled. Complemented by a garden salad Heavy Quoted for your specific party Seafood Brochette 12.00 For a dinnertime cocktail Halibut, prawns, scallops, fresh vegetables, cruise grilled and served with rice pilaf, a garden salad, Captains Choice sourdough bread Barbary Coast Buffet* Salmon mousse with crackers, bite -sized eggrolls, bite -sized 15.00 quiche, wontons, small sausages in pastry, crudites with dip Chicken Teriyaki, seafood fettucini, garden salad, Commodores Choice pasta salad, sourdough bread All luncheon choices include an ice cream dessert, coffee, tea and decaffeinated coffee *There is a 30 person minimum for buffet service. IN 7 �r Jkv Marinated filet mignon tips with pineapple, Singapore stuffed mushrooms, grilled bacon -wrapped scallops, crab spread with crackers, honey glazed breast of chicken, small sausages in pastry, crudites with dip, imported cheese boards with crackers Admirals Choice Smoked salmon and cream cheese on a mini bagel, prawns with cocktail sauce, marinated f ilet mignon tips with pineapple, grilled bacon -wrapped scallops, Singapore stuffed mushrooms, country pate, imported cheese boards with crackers and baguettes, fresh fruit platters, crudites with dip Additions Large Prawns with cocktail sauce $20.00/dozen ° r , Crab Claws with cocktail sauce $20.00/dozen Carved Sirloin with rolls and condiments $ 6.00/person Selection of Caviar Quoted upon Request Other selections and combinations are available upon request. c ometimes table service is just a little too formal. That's why Hornblower offers an alternative that frequently is more appropriate for some gatherings. We call it our Buffet Service, and as you would expect, you get Admiral's Buffet Captain's Buffet the same great food, without the seated service. The atmosphere is friendly and unrushed, allowing you to dine at your leisure and make the most of this delightful experience. Buffet Service also allows you to take full advantage of each yacht's Cold poached salmon, roast turkey, baked ham, condiments and relishes, potato salad, garden salad, pasta salad, marinated vegetables, a selection of rolls, assorted pastries Per Person $21.00 Commodores Buffet Chicken Dijon, Seafood Newburg, carved roast baron of beef, rice pilaf, steamed fresh vegetable, pasta salad, garden salad, a selection of rolls, assorted pastries Per Person $24.00 Admiral's Buffet Decorated whole salmon, roast sirloin of beef, fresh clams and oysters on the half shell, crab claws, jumbo prawnsll , cFP -I frPcll VPOP�A1l1P ill --- Yl r(lmninP nn(l butter let assorted i� maximum guest capacity. Choose from the tempting buffets listed below, or create your own. Almost anything is possible aboard a Hornblower Yacht. Lord Hornblower s Buffet Scallops in cream sauce, salmon en croute, cracked crab, jumbo prawns, sushi and sashimi, spinach tortellini marinara with black olives, carved tenderloin of beef, risotto, steamed fresh vegetable, ruby lettuce salad with pinenuts, goatcheese and vinaigrette dressing, pasta salad, tropical fruit with pomegranate dressing, sourdough bread, fresh berries in season, assorted tortes and truffles, French Roast coffee Per Person $48.00 All Dinner Buffets include coffee, tea and decaffeinated coffee There is a 30 person minimum for buffet service. Please consult with your Charter Coordinator regarding maximum guest seating, especially if you are planning live entertainment. ted Service I- Select up to 2 entrees Per P ornblower Yachts knows how important presentation and service is to the success of your party. That's why we offer a choice of service for your event. Standard Service offers you maximum flexibility. Tables are set with crisp white linen and fresh flowers. Dinner service commences once silverware and napkins are placed at each table setting. Gourmet Service is for that very special party. Add to our Standard Service a formal table set- ting, seafood salad, fresh vegetable, truffles and cheesecake or tortes, plus French Roast coffee. Please add $9.00 per person. Admiralty Servicesm is Hornblower's special VIP service that offers the most elegant presentation. In addition to Gourmet Service, you will enjoy printed menus, placecards, crystal champagne flutes and show plates. We'll spoil you with additional staffing, butler -style cocktail service, a maltre d' and a white -gloved crew. Please add $21.00 per person. Whatever service you choose, you can expect Hornblower's friendly attentive staff to make your party a success. erson Tortellini $10.00 Stuffed with various fillings and served with sauce Chicken Teriyaki/Crab Au Gratin 11.00 Marinated chicken breast charbroiled, served with a crab casserole Mahi-Mahi Hawaiian 12.00 Sauteed with soy and almonds Breast of Capon Normandy 12.00 Served with an herbed cream sauce Broiled Swordfish 13.00 Served with lemon butter Chicken Dijon 13.00 Chicken breast baked in a cream Dijon sauce Pacific Salmon 16.00 Poached in white wine and served with hollandaise sauce Filet Mignon 16.00 Charbroiled Breast of Veal Florentine 17.00 Accompanied by spinach and pinenuts Lamb Chops 17.00 Marinated, charbroiled and served with mint bernaise Steak and Salmon 25.00 Filet mignon charbroiled and poached salmon, served with hollandaise sauce All entrees include sourdough bread, a fresh garden salad, rice pilaf or new potatoes, ice cream dessert, coffee and tea Best of Hornblower 54.00 A crab and shrimp cocktail, a garden salad with artichokes, pinenuts and a light vinaigrette dressing. Veal Tournedo/Crab Leg combination entree, sauteed in Pernod Sauce, pasta, fresh steamed vegetable and sourdough bread. Dessert is fresh berries in season with Grand Marnier creme fraiche, chocolate truffles and French Roast coffee. This feast includes Gourmet Meal Service and requires a mininium four hour cruise. We require your guaranteed guest count for all food and beverage services;, 5 working days prior to sailing. Length of Charter/Cost Per Person 3 hours 4 hours 5 hours Soft Drinksl Fruit Juice $ 4.00 $ 5.00 $ 6.00 Wine and Beer Bar 9.00 11.00 13.00 party is never complete Includes soft drinks and fruit juices Awitbout a full complement of fine beverages. And that's no problem Full Open Bar 13.00 15.00 17.00 at'Hornblower. We are licensed to All of the above plus mixed drinks, Irish provide full beverage service, and Coffee and brandy. House wine is also you call the shots. passed with meal service You may choose soft drinks and Full Open Premium Bar 18.00 20.00 22.00 fruit juices, wine and beer, or a full bar. Our standard bar brands are Full open bar plus premium upgrades: high quality. We use only name Lack Daniels, Chivas Regal, Tanqueray, $ �l y y Stolichnaya, Anchor Steam, Heineken, brands including Jim Beam, Cutty Amstel Light Sark, Bacardi, Gordon's, Jose Cuervo, Seagram's 7, Budweiser, Coors, Premium Wine #I Add Add Add Henry Weinhard's, Miller Lite, and Please select two: 4.00 4.00 4.00 our House Burgundy and Chablis. Sauvignon Blanc, White Reisling, perperson perperson perperson Choose from a number of fine Merlot, Zinfandel vintage wines and champagnes to Premium Wine #2 Add Add Add enhance your menu selection. For an Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon, 7.50 7.50 7.50 additional charge per person, you Kenwood Chardonnay perperson perperson perperson may choose premium wines and upgraded bar brands. Prices are After Dinner Liqueurs Add Add Add per person and include setups and Includes Courvoisier VSOP, Gran 3.50 3.50 3.50 bartenders. Marnier, B&B, Amaretto, Drambuie, perperson perperson perperson Kahlua, Bailey's Irish Cream Champagne: Per Bottle Lands End Cellars $10.00 Piper Sonoma $22.00 Korbel Brut $15.00 White Star $35.00 Domaine Chandon $21.00 Dom Perignon $90.00 Ask about Hornblower Yachts' complete wine list. There is a three hour minimum charge for Beverage Service in all locations. Most group charters prefer open 'hosted' bar services as above. We can also arrange '; 3E to provide a no -host cash bar, or mixed services where part of the bar is hosted, with other items, such as mixed drinks, available for a charge. No host and hosted tally bars have a setup charge of $100 per bar. Diet drinks and non-alcoholic wines and champagnes are available upon request. There is a corkage fee of $5.00 per bottle for champagne or wine brought onboard. QQ a � w P A .. j i r ..� g 8" All, 01 "a 4� l £ .; 1.1a5: a e ick a Package Party Champagne Cruise What can be more magical than starting the day with champagne Nothing is simpler than planning on the Bay. Especially when your three hour cruise is accompanied your party this way: by fresh croissants and pastries, fruit juices, fresh fruit and melon Pick the package you want. in season and Eggs Benedict. Available on yachts departing by Multiply the cost per person by 1:00 P.M. Per Person $36.00 the number of your guests. Add sales tax to one half of the Luncheon Cruises total. Add gratuities based on the Perfect for association meetings and convention packages. Enjoy a quality of service you receive (15-18% three hour cruise with Open Wine and Beer Bar, crudites and dip. is suggested). Your lunch will be Chicken Teriyaki or Seafood Brochette entree, And that's what you pay. rice pilaf, garden salad and dessert. Available on yachts departing All costs for the yacht, food and by 2:00 p.m. Per Person $35.00 Midweek beverage service are included in the Per Person $39.00 Weekend cost per person. Sunset Cocktail Party {� Imagine watching the sunset while you cruise the Bay for three hours on your very own yacht. Board to a Full Open Bar, Commodore's Choice, medium hors d'oeuvres and solo entertainer. Per Person $44.00 Midweek Per Person $49.00 Weekend Dinner Cruises Economy Dinner Cruise — enjoy a three hour cruise with an Open Wine and Beer Bar, crudites with dip, garden salad, Tortellini entree, sour dough bread and dessert. Available Monday through Thursday nights, except on the eve of a holiday. Per Person $39.00 3. Dinner Cruise — begin your cruise with the background music of a solo entertainer, Full Open Bar and Captain's Choice, petite i hors d'oeuvres. Your entree will be Broiled Swordfish or Chicken Dijon. a perfect way to spend three hours. Per Person $49.00 Midweek Per Person $55.00 Weekend p Dinner/Dance Cruise — start with Full Open Bar and Commodore's Choice, petite hors d'oeuvres and move to dinner, featuring Filet Minimum guest guarantees Mignon or Poached Salmon. The four hour evening includes a duo for all packages are as for your dancing pleasure. Per Person $65.00 Midweek follows: 300 on City of San Francisco or 150 for one half Per Person $72.00 Weekend of City; 80 on Commodore Deluxe Dinner/Dance Cruise — add Gourmet Dinner Service, or Zumbrota; 30 on Premium Wine #2 and,After Dinner Liqueurs and a trio to the above Admiral, Captain or Dinner/Dance Cruise. A truly elegant way to enjoy yachting at its Hornblower. finest. Per Person $89.00 Midweek Package parties on Per Person $98.00 Weekend Papa Gallo 11 quoted on request. #J � a w� Angel Island Picnics on San Francisco Bay There's always plenty to do on Angel Island. Enjoy hiking, bicycling, partying or simply relaxing in the sun. All picnic cruises include a Continental Breakfast on the way to the Island, a lunch of grilled hamburgers and hot dogs, use of our sporting gear (or bring your own including bicycles), an Open Wine/Beer/Soft Drink bar all day, and dessert on the return trip. We leave at 8:30 a.m. and arrive at the Island about 10:00 a.m. The vessel will return in time to reboard your party at 3:30 p.m., bringing you back to the place of origin by 5:00 p.m. For groups of 30-39 $49.00 Per Person For groups of 40 or more 45.00 Per Person Additions (Per Person): For mixed drink service while under way, $7.50. Chicken and Ribs lunch, $8.00. 12oz New York Steak lunch, $10.00. 4 magine the most romantic Receptions, wedding ever:.. your ceremony by the Captain... Anniversaries and cruising past breathtaking City Birthdays skylines . _ . great food... champagne... dancing to live Hornblower Yachts make great entertainment..laughter and settings for a reception following good times shared by family and a church wedding, rehearsal friends ... it's all yours aboard dinners, bridal showers ...'or a Hornblower Yacht. any other occasion you may And because your wedding choose to celebrate. is meant to be a very personal, Sampling ®f our Wedding Packages Wedding Brunch Cruises Enjoy a Continental Breakfast, Eggs Benedict, custom decorated wedding cake and unlimited champagne on this three hour wedding bruch cruise. Per Person $40.00 Wedding Buffet Cruise Have your wedding ceremony extra special event, we have a performed by the Captain. Then qualified Wedding Consultant Honeymoon Voyage cruise the Bay for four hours. Enjoy on our staff to help you plan it. a Full Open Bar, hors d'oeuvres and For the ultimate in luxurious crudites with dip, the Commodore's honeymoons, consider a wedding Buffet, unlimited champagne and a r cruise, overnight or a weekend decorated wedding cake. It's all or longer aboard PapaGallo Il. included in this wedding package. Her elegant appointments, Per Person $74.00 private sleeping quarters with Please refer to Page 10 for minimum gue spa and a crew to cater to your guarantees. every whim, will certainly help There is a cake cutting charge of $1.00 1 set you on a true course on the person if you bring your own, sea of matrimony. Details on wedding cakes, µ flowers and entertainment or information on additional Choose one of our wedding, wedding packages and cus- packages, or dream out loud to i.I #omized menus, call your your Wedding Consultant, and Hornblower Wedding we'll make your dreams come ' will flowers, s F Consultant true. 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Pier 33 San Francisco, CA 94111-9963 HORNBLOWER LUXURY CRUISES YOU HAVEN'T DONE THE CITY 'TIL YOU'VE DONE THE CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO. San Francisco has a style all its own. The air, the hills, the sights, the food, all add up to one of the most popular places in the world. And there's no question that one of the most spectacular features of the San Francisco Bay Area is the Bay itself. For years, Hornblower Yachts has set the pace, set the style and set the standard for enjoying San Francisco Bay first hand. And now, with the launching of CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO, Hornblower Yachts has captured the best of the Bay Area, by creating what is quite simply, the finest dining ship in America. I was lucky enough to go out on the first lunch cruise. When. I gat back, I made a standing reserva- tion for Friday lunch for the rest of the year Scott Miller, Berkeley WAIT 'TIL YOU SEE THE CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO. Because you're going to love our style. Your first impres- sion will be of spaciousness. The kind of room you rarely see in a fine restaurant, and simply never see on an ordinary vessel. As you become more familiar with our CITY, you'll quickly realize that nothing has escaped our attention to detail. Polished brass glistens. Fresh flowers dress your table. Crisp white linen makes its own proud statement. And china, silver and crystal glass- ware set the scene for a classic dining experience. WAIT 'TIL YOU TASTE THE CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO. It's no small task to live up to San Francisco's reputation for fine food. But we do. Every day. Your meal is freshly pre- pared right onboard, in our classic gourmet kit- chens. We cook with the freshest ingredients, we offer a variety of tempting entrees, and we put it all together to f:, make this the finest food you've ever had at sea. In fact, we proudly com- pare our cuisine with some of San Francisco's best restaurants. And just imagine the view... WAIT 'TIL YOU EXPERIENCE THE When we sat CITY OF down to dinner, SAN FRANCISCO. I couldn'tbelieve The minute you step we were out on " onboard, you're pam- the Bay. r6 1� pered and cared for in grand style. This is what Our service staff is ele- San Francisco is gantly uniformed in the all about. nautical tradition. Our ship's band pro- —Genic Harris, Oakland vides both a pleasant mood for dining, as well as music for after dinner dancing. Our four lounges. offer full bar service for an aperitif or an after ✓,Y dinner liqueur. And our office is ready to take your reservation. For a romantic dinner cruise for two, or a cele- HORNBLOWER YACHTS' bration for 750 people, FLEET call Hornblower Yachts San Francisco today. Reservations m/v City of San Francisco, 750 Guests are a must. m/v Commodore Hornblower, THE CITY OF 150 Guests SAN FRANCISCO. m/v Admiral Hornblower, THE PLEASURE IS 75 Guests m/v Captain Hornblower, ALL YOURS. 75 Guests m/v PapaGallo II, 50 Guests San Diego m/v Zumbrota, 150 Guests rn/v Hornblower, 50 Guests 7 TG GOLDEN GATE 8y Sir�cr BRIDGE 6 v 4 @ C U SAN 7 d FRANCISCO _ B"'Td—, F`„ > l PARKING AVAILABLE BE"RVEEN PIERS 33 & 31 NIGHTLY DINNER CRUISE $49.00 Board 7:15 p.m. Disembark 10:30 p.m. Dinner Includes live music, hors d'oeuvres, salad, choice of entree, no host bar, coffee, tea and dessert. LUNCH CRUISE $24.00 Board 11:45 a.m. Disembark 1:30 p.m. Lunch Includes buffet luncheon, no host bar, coffee, tea and dessert. BRUNCH CRUISE $29.00 Board 10:45 a.m. Disembark 1:00 P.M. Brunch Includes live music, buffet brunch, champagne, juices and soft drinks, no host bar, coffee and tea. Ask how we can help you celebrate your special occasion. Hornblower Yachts' regularly scheduled dinner, lunch and brunch cruises sail year round from Pier 33, On the Embarcadero, San Francisco. Reservations are required and are subject to advance purchase. Advance purchases may be made by cash, check, VISA, MasterCard or American Express cards. All fares are per person and include tax. All fares are effective April I, 1985 and are subject to change without notice. Group discounts for 10 or more are available. Hornblower Yachts is the largest luxury charter service of its kind on the West Coast. For information on group charters call (415) 788-8866. For San Diego charters call (619) 239-5857. a HORNBLOWER YACHTS, INC. Pier 33, On The Embarcadero San Francisco, California 94111 (415) 434-0300 P--d i,, U-S.A. 8/85 250M