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Home My WebLink About1996-08-02 - Orange Coast PilotT'A°«EOVER/ Local Rockwell plaT)t not phased by buyout Serving the NewQOrt-Mesa community since 1907 Board .approves class size reduction . • School officials OK pl~ that would trim first and sec- ond grade classes to an average of 18 students. the first and second grades, H grants also bequeathed in the start the year with 18 students in trustee Judy Fran.coJ aid after the state buqge~. their· classes. Some upper-e\e- vote. "rm concerned that if we try The district also will have to mentary grades also may have to By Julie Ross Cannon, Daily Pilot class_ S~!! next year and take to reduce third grade at the same siphon • money from school give up use of special science advantage of $650-per-student time, it will have an adverse affect improvement program or SlP and rooms or computer labs, which incentives from the state. on our general fund." economic impact aid funds, may be used for primary class- NEWPORT-MESA -First and Though some parents s~g-School administrators esti-meaning the district will have to rooms. second grade classrooms will be gested the board push forward mate theyvvill need an addition-lay off-some-teachers aides and "We need to make sure we're pared down to an average 18 stu-and include third-grade classes al 67 teachers at a cost of about bilingual aides at all e1emeiitafy not putting the ourden on (upper- dents er class when school starts $3.1 million, $1.1 million of school grade l~vels. grade teachers)/ said Laura '9--~--l~t:411i19~i.J~r-Wl~ .. ~~-t~~n~ext~m~o~n~th~.==-.:.:.:.:~-====~==-'=-t~swai~·d~th~e~dis~.Ktri~.c~t~s~h~o~ul~d~s~tMart_._,Wl~.~th"-t~w:-r;:-r:~=-=n~o•t7=~e::::r~y::-.i~e~s '-ar.e,-l-~-.-,.,...a"COncerns-some-teaeh.er.>-t-MOtlftE~.-a-.fifth.-gr-ade-teadl1.,._~~~ In front of an applauding, the first two grade levels, then and will come out of the district's and parents·who worry the pro-Newport Heights Elementary capacity crowd of parents and .maybe proceed with third grade pockets. The district, already gram will alienate the upper-School. who also has a child teachers Thursday, school board next year. struggling with a budget deficit, grade teachers, who may have 35 entering the second grade. "I members unanimously approved "I'm pleased we have a way to plans to pay its portion of the students in their classes, from the don't want to see us rob Peter to an administrative plan to lower implement cl~ize reduction in program through site and district primary-grade teachers, who will pay Paul" l 9 9 6 S U M ME R 0 LY M P I C S ~- Members of Newport Aquatic Center's Junior Sprint Team prepare for workoul l<AYAK•EIY ·YAK ~· .... ' . Newport Aquatic Center has been abU7Z with excitement · ~Olympic perfonnances of local canoeists and kayakers By DeAnna George, Daily Pilot BACK BAY -Every ear at the Newport Aquatic Center will perk up when the telephone rings today. Staff and members alike are hoping fel-. , with good news about his performance in the 500-meter single-canoe sprint semifi- nals. The four-ti.me Olympian called Wednesday after he qualified. "We knew before it was on TV," said Steve Morris, the director of the nonprofit aquatics center. "Everybody's getting kind of pervous, kind of like we're doing it vicar- ~o<isly through ·him." It shouldn't be surprising that Olympic fever is as contagious here as the common cold. The center hosts the training of not only Terrell, but Olympic kayakers DeAnne Hemmens of Costa Mesa and Lia Rousset of Newport Beach. Rower Xeno Muller of Switzerland, who earned a gold medal in the men's heavyweight single-scull event, also makes the center his home base .for training in ~omia, Morris said. "People come from all over the world to this training center," said Sam Couch, one of the center's part-time coaches. "We've had guys from Germany, Argentina, Den- mark, Canada, Sweden, so many places." The Back Bay's reputation for smooth and warm water· travels mostly by word of mouth through the water sport circuit, said Couch, 22, of Newport.Beach. It features an 8,()0().square-foot storage area for boats-some owned by the center and some by the centets several hundred members. It also bas exsdse equipment and locker rooms. lbe.i:tlnwc of high-caliber talent strength- ~ r----------------, I I : ' I 1 I \ ot!CKITOUT CLASSIFIED PUBLIC NOTICES SPORTS nMEOUt I' I I 11 I I: 2 I I 14 I 7 : 5 • 3 MARC MARTIN I DAILY PILOT Canoeist Jose Jimenez, who came to the Newport Aquatic Center via an outreach program called Project Pride, is head~ for the Sprint Nationals ln Orlando, Fla. ens the center's reputation as a world-class facility, but it serves another purpose for its junior programs, Couch said. "It definitely makes the kids excited about the Olympics," Couch said. ~It makes them want to train themselves because they can see ~hat's possible." The center's Junior Sprint Team, made up of 30 youngsters, have watched Terrell's hard work and dedication firsthand. Terrell. known as "Jimmy" around the Back Bay, was a coach for the team two years ago. The Newport Beach resident still volunteers help to the team and is slated to accompany the team to Florida for a national competition later this month. One of the team members, 16-year-old Jose Jimenez, remembers when he and his teammates were coaxing a reluctant Terrell to give the Olympics a fourth try. "I think he did it because we kept bug- ging him so much," the Santa Ana resident said, still dripping from his morning canoe practice. "He wanted to give us the pleasure of seeing him do it." Jose is one of a few members of the sprint team who started coming to the center when it joined Project Pride, a gang prevention pro- gram organized by Santa Ana. He said he enjoys watcbing the progres.9 of his fellow pad- dler, who is as easy to talk to about plans for school and his future as be is about oar strokes. "It's exciting to see somebody we know in the Olympics," Jose said. "It makes me feel more like 1 could really do it." Local charities, ·needy wary of new welfare law • Some say employment, child care needs improv- ing as well, but all say change is necessary. By John Canalis, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Welfare reform means zip to Bruce MacDonald. "I don't take government money, never have, H MacDonald, who is homeless, said. "I've never felt I was one to take money from others." Responses from the needy here and those who provide them with food, medical care and other sooal services were mixed Thursday after the federal government annoWlced its plans to overhaul welfare. All agreed some change is nec- essary, but most said they would rather see improved workfare, child care and job placement than cutting people who don't work off at the pump in two to five years, as Congress is proposing. ·r still don't think we've foWld the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow," said Karen .McGlinn, poverty relief center in Costa Mesa. "What are we going to do with the people who don't live up to our expectations?" McGlinn said turning our nation's back on those that don't or can't work is wrong. •1 worry about our moral responsibility for one another when we apply as little help for the poor as we do,· she said. ·Anytime we see the poor as a burden rather than a responsibility, it's cruel.• REFORM OR REJECT? • What do you think I of the welfare reform bill and its changes? Call our Readers' Hotline at 642-6086 and leave your · name, thoughts, hometown and phone number. McGlinn doesn't know of a panacea but she favors increased government support for child care, job training and medical care as a way of getting people off relief. Once the basics are taken care of, the downtrodden may have a chance, she said. As director of Someone Cares Soup Kitchen, Merle Hatleberg knows her share of poor folks: She is willing to support the~ .. ernment's plan for now. _ "lt might be a start," s~ "I am never negative. I try~ at .the big picture ~y ~~ Outreach director O'Connor, who runs Fne+.:lft Service to Humanity, isn~· ag fan of this welfare reform bill:" She wants to see changes, ~»1..J!<» these. She said the couo"l1: • end up shouldering the ~ because those cut off from .w~ fare will apply for general relief. "The burden that is going to be put on the county to serve 1hese • SEE WELFARE PAGE J Police seek man who molested girls in apartment complex By John Canalis, Daily Pilot WEST SIDE -1Wo children were molested Wednesday evening in Costa Mesa by a man who said he was searching for his pet bird, police said. The victims, 5-and 6-year-old girls, were in the laundry room of an apartment complex in the 2200 block of Fountain Way when a young man asked them to help locate bis lost bird, said Costa Mesa police Capt. Tom Lazar. The man told the children he th~t the pet was in the laundry room. "He lifted one victim to the counlertop and fond.led. the girl with his hand,• Lazar said. •She got scared and jumped off the counter. The suspect lifted the other girl onto the counter and performed the same act on her.• The attacker is desaibed. as a male Latino in his early 20s, 5 feet 4 inches tall. of thin build; wearing a white T-shirt and gray pants. Anyone with information should call police, Lazar Mid. I ti the dog days of August, pets may need some extra pering. To deliver lt, pause at your nearest brary for resources offering in.sight about puppies, p om and other creatures. "Despite their cuteness, puppies CAD be exasperating,• poihts out •Puppy Preschool.• Pind information on choos- ing the right breed for your family and lifestyle, tips on training and grooming, cmd a break-down of puppy development in this new publication. A3 your pooch matures, learn additional methods for raising a happy, obedient pup with Barbara Wu<d:J.ouse's video series devoted to handling and training topics. If cats are your fancy, watch . . . ' on kitty's needs. In magazine sec- tions, browse through •eat Fan- cy,• a periodical devoted to feline friends. Pram the same publishers, "DQg Fancy" makes no bones about its ardor for canines. For owners of cage-dwelling friends, •Hamsters & Ral)bits" offers video guidance on. the care of small pets, mquding gerbils, guinea pigs and mice. More unusual ani- mals -from stick insects and w'1ltulas to tree frogs and boa constrictors -are the focus of "qotic Pets," featuring stun- ning photography and guidance for )ceeping invertebrates, amphibians and reptiles. ~quiring aquarists can meet ~ome 700 species in "An illus- trated Encyclopedia of Aquari- um Fish." Photographs of each species: accompanied by care and tank setup tips, make this an outstanding guide for hobbyists. ~de on arrimals would be complete without m~of country veteri:narian James Herriot. His h~g memoirs about caring for members of the ~gdom can be found in an array of books and so~f;t-ordings, including •All Things Bright and CASEY LUICSCH I DAILY Pl.OT Kevin HaWeld, 7, of Yucca Valley gives brother Cr aig, 11, a splash hello while the pair waded at Newport Dunes recently. , cityside ' Beautiful.• ·u Only They Could Talk" and "Every Living Thing." Other inspiring stories about animals include "My Dog Skip,• a sound recording told by a man who recalls golden boyhood days in a sleepy Mississippi town. spent with his bright-eyed fox ten:ier. In •eut of Harm's Way," read •• • about a woman's devotion to ani- mal resfue. Delve deeper into disaster assistance drama in •sq,n.t Others May Live," a tale of adrenaline-smging sea¢hes..ll1 the wake of catastrophes, as well as true-life testbnorly that dogs and other creatures can indeed be among tiumankind's best friends. I '- • CllECJC fT OUT is written by the staff of the Newport Beach Pubffc. Library. 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POSTMAS- QstrlbutJon Group Leader TER: Send address changes to The Newport Beac::M::osta Mesa Evening wear bandit flees with box office r eceipts Th.is guy wasn't headed to the prom. A man wearing a tuxedo robbed a Costa Mesa movie theater Thursday "He walks up to the theater box office and asks for permission to buy popcorn," said Costa Mesa police Capt. Tom Lazar. "He then walks up to the snack CO\.Dlter and takes out a McDooald's bag. He tells the witnes8es to give them all the mooey as be shows them the han- dle of. a gun tudlled into bis W8istbaDd • evening of $148 after charming bis way into the lobby, officials said. The gentleman robber,) wearing a blqck tuxedo jack.et, a red dress shirt, a 'purple and pink cummerbund, black slacks and dress shoes, approached the Edwards Cinema at 3410 Bristol St. at 9:47 p .m . in search of snacks. After getting Ute cash from the con~on sta1¥11 the DW) robled tbe box office, Lazar said. Dally Piiot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA. 92626. 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W~ATHJI TEMPEJtAlURES dense~fog Newport Beach should dear during 72163 a 72163 TIDES Costa Mesa TODAY 77167 First low Corona del Mar 71163 6:06a.m. -0.3 Flrst high SURF FORECAST 12:31 a.m. 5.1 LOCATION SIZE Second low Wedge J.5 s 6:24 p.m. 1.3 Newport 2-4s Second high Bladties 2·3 s After midnight River Jetty 2-3 s SATURDAY CdM 2-3 s First low 6:49a.m. 0.3 90ATING First high Upht and variable 12:21 a.m. 5.2 winds during mom-Second low Ing hours will become southwester-7:31 p.m. 1.4 ly, 15 knots. and wrn:r Second high erate t'NO foot nd 1:20 p.m. 5.1 waves. Expect a southwest swell of WA'IB four feet. Areas of T'Di9'1RA'RME: 67 GRAND OPENING ~H~33" Vietnamese Restaurant ~ ~ .,. • ..;;..., •• , "1-tt" 2394 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa (714) 650-14 21 IUSINlll LITIGATION AND TIANSACTIONS Corporatlont, ptftnenhlps, "*""· KqU!Mticri, buy:...ft 1.,eer11111ca, contrKtl Ind con.ttiont llAl BTAll UTIGATION AND 1'IAMM:TIONS Evlc:tioN, fotlcburil, •• ,,,.., dde dllputll, WOftc-GUtS Lazar said be had never heard of a man dressing up in a tux to commit a crime but "nothil)g surprises me." officials said. Irma Arcelly A. Tomika, 34, owner of Inna's at 820 W. 19th St., was arrested on suspicion of possession of cocaine for sale, said Costa Mesa police Capl Tom Lazar. The robber is desaibed as black, in bis late 40s, 6 feet 1 inch tall, 170 to 180 pounds, with short. graying black hair. He was last seen in bis formal wear. "We received information that Inna was selling narcotics,• Lazar said. "Irma consented to a seatch, (officers) found several b ags of cocaine along with $2,400. • -By John Canalls Woman suspected of dealing drugs at business The amount of cocaine and street value were not immediately available. Costa Mesa police arrested a woman Thursday suspected of deal- ing cocaine from her West Side bar, Tomika, who lives in Westminster, was booked into Orange County Jail. -By John Canalla S U llF POIH CE F I LES Surfllne Updllte COSTA MESA fortodey • 2lOO blodc of tt.bor loulev...t About $107 in cash and u west seems except • 2500 blodc of Or-.. Av.ur. A S400 car phone was stolen. to the rule of 2 to 3 • 1100 blodc of •uddngh•n Drive: Tools valued at $3,00-foot swells in our $5,000 were stolen from a locked carport storage space. area. There, you can • Vlctorlll Street at the s.nta Ana River: A fax machine and catch an occasional 4 two-way radios valued at $3,600 were stolen from a commer- to 5 foot face at clal trailer. roughly 12 second • 400 blodc of Fair Drtw: A c.ar window was smashed. Intervals. These fair • 2300 blodc of tt.bor lloulevwd: A baby seat, briefcase conditions will con-and car stereo valued at $671 were stolen. tlnue Into the week-• J400 blodc of 9rtstol StnMt: A golf club was stolen frOm a end. EJq>eCt a moder-store. ate lncruse In wind • 400 blodc of Fair Drive: A lantem valued at $20 was stolen ..., ~ Satul'day and from a air. Sunct.y, followed by a new mix of south-NEWPORT UAat west swells. with J. • 7100 blodc of West OcleM Ft'ont: A celf phone, pager, wal· to-6 foot surf let and other Items were stolen from an unlocked car. Total through next loss: $180. Wednesday. • 1200 5omerMt Lane: A radio and tools valued at $ 1, 100 For latest surf report were stolen from a garage . and forecast updates, • IOO blodc of S.. Gull a.-: A woman reported a small explo- call the Surfline, 1· siot"I outskie hw home. She found the device. whktl appeared to 9<»976 Sucf. The call be made from a medicine bottie. No damage was reported. costs $1.50 and any • JOO blodc of lrvtne Awnue: About S 1, 100 worth of tools possible toll. were stolen from a garage. Newport's Rockwell plarit not hindered Dy Boeing takeover • It will be business as usual despite buyout of aerospace giant, officials said Thur5day. By Julie Ross cannon, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Rock- well International Corp.'s sellout to Boeing Co. woh't force layoffs or affect the expansion project at the Newport Beach facility, offi- cials said this week. Rockwell chairman and Coro- na del Mar resident Donald Beall announced the $3 billion-plus deal at a New York news confer- ence 'Thursday along with Boeing CEO Phil Condit. , Boeing, the world's top jetliner maker, will stay mainly with the aer~ce and defense business while Rockwell will focus on tech- nology, said Terry Francisco, a Rockwell spokesman. •Everything is full steam ahead in Newport. Beach and we're continuing with the expan- sion,~ Francisco said. MToday's announcement won't affect (the Newport Beach facility) at all. H The Newport computer chip manufacturing plant on Jam- boree Road employs more than 1,600 workers and is the city's 12th highest tax contributor, gen- erating more than $330,000 a year. Last year, Rockwell contem- plated moving from the plant to Colorado Springs, Colo., but decided to grow in Newport instead, purchasing a building in nearby Koll Center. The 600,000-square-foot facili- ty is continuing to expand and hire more employees, Francisco said. Rockwell's headquarters in Seal Beach is not so lucky. As part of the takeover, Boeing will inher- it the bWlding, leaving Rockwell looking for space at other sites in Southern California for a new home base for its 500 corporate employees. "Basically we're looking any- where in Southern California," Francisco said. Francisco wouldn't say whether Newport Beach was a consideration. briefly in the news Man held in ch ase now charged with murder A Hollywoo,9 man, taken into custody last week after a high- speed chase with Newport Beach police, bas been linked to the gun- shot slaying of a 65-year-old woman, authorities said Thursday. Alan Brett Holland, 29, was arrested last week on suspicion of · "felony evading arrest and posses- sion of a concealed weapon. After his arrest, Ventura Police WELFARE CONTINUED FROM 1 people who have no other resources is tremendous," O 'Con- nor said. "I think the impact it's going to have on children is going to be ter- 'rible. I don't see private non-profit agencies picking up the slack." O'Connor said many welfare recipients, which make up about 15% of her clients, need job train- ing more than a kick in the pants. "The people just don't have edu- Ml.CASA MEXICAN RESTAURANT OUR MEALS ARE A TRIP TO MEXICO The lNdltton Continues Sinew 1972 Department detectives called Newport Beach police and said the .25 caliber semi-automatic handgwi police reportedly found on Holland matched the weapon used in the slaying, carjacking and robbery of Mildred Wilson of Oxnard, police said. A felony arrest warrant was issued for Holland who is being held in Orange County Jail. Authorities say they also have found other evidence linking Hol- land to the Ventura area. cation to get jobs, not even mini- mum wage," she said. Pat Guajardo, a volunteer at the soup kitchen, is a weUare suc- cess story. She turned to the wel- fare rolls when her marriage end- ed and she had to care for two yoWlg children. ·1 was there at one time," she said. "I had to take it for two months." Guajardo, who has since ~ed college and is working, is grateful "We Alt ....... , .. One iwo. cha Cha cha • •• Tlvee tour. cha cha cha -__-..,..,... • Keep on seep• CHA'S FAMILY SHOE REPAIR """*" ~MMlll ~ llanllll C..Ml!I Learn how to find those yard sale treasures unasn or neasure?" is the title of a workshop offered at the Neigh- borhood Community Center in Costa Mesa guiding interested lis- tenel'!t'on how to recognize if items at yard sales are valuable or not. The workshop is slated for Aug. 8 from 6:30 to 9:30 pm. at 1845 Park Ave. Preregistration and a work- shop fee of $30 are required. For more information, call 645-8551. for the help she received and dis- agrees with the government's plan. "To be completely cut off is wrong,• she-said. "That's ridicu- lous." Andy Amaya, manager of the soup kitchen, said real reform comes down to one word: Employment. The rest, he said, is just politics. "The solution is job place- ment,• he said. FRIDAY, AUGUST 2. 1996 . Brief encounters of the postal kind.,_:· T he flnt pldortal postal card was printed in the United States in 1893. It made a lot of sense back then. when travel was considered a luxury and postmarks from another city seemed exotic and mysterious. Flourishing graceful Victorian penmanship and elo- quent verbiage, authentic vin- tage postcards, when you can find them, speak of an era gone by. Last year, the United States postal service handled more than two billion picture-type postcards and you can bet that very few of them flaunted elo- quent verbiage or graceful pen- manship. Their postmarks were probably regarded by the recipi- ents as no more intriguing than web site-addresses. So, why are postcards still so popular in a world that has developed far more sophisticated and vivid means to conve our where- abouts? Having just returned from a two-week family vacation, I feel uniquely qualified to respond to that question. Po( one thing, I find that postcards provide me while traveling with an inar- guable excuse to peruse shops which my husband and three sons find intolerable. M Jim," I can say, •I'm going to pop into that little dress shop across the street to pick up some postcards for your parents." Neither Jim nor my sons have ever lingered in a dress shop long enough to determine that they rarely contain postcard racks, so I am usually safe in this ruse. A TIMl TO IUU (a) MUlTif'UCITT IP&-f3) HIDENlmEllCI IAY (pQ.;131 COUMll .... FUii (R) ~.i:i ........... ~3 TIME O U T pe9gy norman.din Finding photo cards which accurately coincide with the sights I'm experiencing can be a chcµlenge. "Look, Irids, here:s a postcard of our motel when 1t used to have a pool" or •Hey, here's a postcard of our lake. but where are all the mosquitoes?" is more ical. ts ace l ecep on is a the very soul of well-executed postcard communication and we all know it. From the air-brushed photo art to the glib insaiption, postcards were not meant to convey the details of little Billy's roadside intestinal explosions. It is through this exercise that trav- elers validate for themselves what they want to remember or to believe about their trip. Postcard sending is but one more event in the grand sport of traveling and, as with all sports, requires appreciative spectators who applaud our bighlv embell- ished traveling feats and proud- ly tack our glossy communiques on their family bulletin boards. And, most importantly, pretend to believe everything we write. During our recent trip to Wyoming, our 7-year-old son -. Nick wanted to select a ~ that depicted a white--water ra"!t :~ • ride we all took down the s~ - River. He settled on an oversize(f... photocard which ponraye cf an~ , .. highly dramatized version of ~ what our family had expert-.,, '! , enced while paddling througq . 'l( the rapids. The photograph ,. .. 1, _, showed a la,rge taft capsizing ... -, r • under an explosive current. ~··.t • ies were sailing through the ~ ... • and the guide in the pictwe was falling headfirst into the churn-.. - ing waters below. It conveyed - e'O'erything Nick wanted to tell his friend D vid about his trip down the S~e River. "What should I write on it?~· . Nick asked i;n~.. : • • .. "Well, say something peppy, .. • something exciting and clever.."' ~ . .. him you're having a wonderful tune ... and all that stuff. • Nick sat at the table, and tense-- ly chewing on-his tongue. chiseled out the words on his pri7.ed picture postcard. 1Wenty minutes later he• v-• handed me the card and said. 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Starting with a consultation at the client's home, Botanicare gathers as much information as possible to better provide a design that fits their needs. Campbell then compiles these objectives with his ideas and creates a scaled architectural plan. --Our plans are not free," Clifnpbell said. "There is much thought and careful engineering involved. At the Initial meeting I provide our customer with the design cost. 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MeN •L~LY OWNBD AND OPllRATBD •APPllOltm l'OR ALL •1.ACH emu . - I EYE-OPENER QUOTE OF THE DAY Newport Beachs Lindsay Davenport goes for the gold today in Atlanta • .•. and then on IM 71/a we'U be nwting ll1fllh tlw /"rMdllnL 11aU 1WJlly /ul$ ~ IM clttiU ~a~ ... • -OLYMPl.AN SHARON HANSON PeADne, lia battle today inK-2 semis • Hemm.ens, Rousset fail to get past the semifinals m on. . . • . . . . ~ • 'Super' Sharon Hanson ! finishes ninth in the ! heptathlon, but negatives ~ are at a minimum in her ~ run for Olympic glory. . . . --------------: By Jim Watters, Daily Pilot . . ! S haron Hanson was back : home in Fairfax, the bunt : country of northern Virginia : Thursday after finishing ninth in : the heptathlon at the Summer : 01 ic Games. said 'Super Sharon.' Everybody wanted one. I think they were more popular than I was.• Hanson said she'll be taking a lot of memories from her "Olym-pic Experience." Some good; some bad. • SPORTS EDITOR I OCIER CAIU:SON. IG...ulO, ext. llJ HE PTATHLON Centennial Park . ·Understandably, security was really tight that morning,• she said. "Even with a day pass, my massage therapist couldn't get in. 1 had to go out and lay down on .., ... .,,, .....~ said. "I decided to do it Hanson said the~ • anyway and I remember 1 question reporters thinking it might be have been aslcing her good in case it rains. about is the hamstring "It's hard to hurdle in injury Joyner-Kersee the rain, but to tell you suffered in the the truth, I was so excited 100-meter hurdle:s. 1 don't even know if I forcing her to withdr~w knew it was raining.• from the event. Another difficult part ·1 went up to her is being on the before the race and' .. heptathlon team with Sharon Hanson wished her well,• the legendary Jackie Hanson said. ·But him Joyner-Kersee who won gold my race without knowing wbat medals in the event in 1988 and 1992 and was hoping for a third. had happened. It was shocking to hear the public address . :QS-i-====-:-=-=-~:-:-:-:=-=-~-::.-~~~~--t1 announcer say s e • : "We're going to have a ! Oosing Ceremonies party at the ------------: house and then on the 7th we'll _B_y_Ji_m_w_a_lt_e_rs_, _Da_i_ly_Pi_"Jo_r___ : be meeting with the President,# "Everything was exciting, being in the Olympic Village with all these athletes from around the world, seeing athletes like Monica Seles who are on a different end of the financial · spectrum,• she said. "We had pagets, voice mail, e·mail and we were able to check results on compu ers. e m a outnumbered the athletes. It was amazing to watch them, too. •And then to have the excitement of placing in the top 10 in the world. I can only be pleased." ·I'm used to being in my own environment, but everything at the Olympics is out of your control. The bomb going off made everything even tighter." in heptathlon history. •Jackie has given so much to the game in sportsmanship, but as a heptathlete you get tired of always being in her shadow,• Hanson said. "And then her husband, Bobby, (Kersee) is the heptathlon coach, but we never really see him. It's discouraging about Bobby's coaching. It's a letdown for the other coaches and staff, too. H withdrawn because of injury. .: "My heart goes out to her. 1 ."' put myself in her shoes, seeing. ... something you've worked for sp. long going by you. It's hard.• ., I t was a rough day for the U.S. Canoe and Kayaking team Thursday as all five boats, including DeAnne Hemmens and Ua Rousset's K-4 500-meter sprint kayak entry, failed to advance into the finals in Atlanta. The 32-year-old Hemmens and 18-year-old Rousset, along with teammates Alexandra Harbold and Drusilla van Hengel, were unable to make their way through Thursday's repechage. •1t wasn't much fun for the U.S. fans,• Hemmens said. ·we had a bunch of people rooting for us, but all they got was wet.• Hemm ens DeAnne, Ua and Rousset will be back on the water for this morning's K-2 500 semifinals. The top four teams from the two heats, along with the fastest fifth, will advance to the medal round. ·1 go Mck and forth on our chances, but I think we can get the fastest fifth,• Hem.mens said. • 1 need to get some feelings about (Ibursday's) races out of the way, but I think we'll be ready.• In the K-2 semifinals, the Russian team beat the local duo by .5 of a second. They figure to present the biggest stumbling block to Hemmens' and Rousset's advancing to the medal round. we'fi only see the team to our left," Hemmens said. "We won't really know what the Russians are doing. Besides, somebody else could go slow, too, and we could finish higher.• •1t has been incredible to paddle by the stands,• she said. •A:& we go by they're waving and shouting 'Go USA.• even if we don't win. •1t•s nice to have the homecourt advantage, but I'm looking forward to doing some cooking at home.• My vaulter, Australian Simon Arkell, fails to gain a berth in finals. By Doug Sparks m rroa'S ~ NOTE: Corona delMar resident Doug Sparbis a (toachlng) tedmldanto the 1996 Otympic Games in Adame. wboee ilay·to-doy endeavon for the Games ltegan July 8. ~ Spulll July 31 -Bnd OI the road for 101De comet a little too quickly. i /t:. ittle.,..~l wu n~bfebea.lho1 ._..n· ...... °' ..... ... a; rllilL ' "' m>#ltiely ~· •• , • ., t1•1•w.b. r:• .., .. ~,.tbe : she said in a telephone interview. ! "Tilis really has been the thrill of : a lifetime. An absolutely fabulous ! expeiience. : "My parents (Johanna and : Harry Roe of Lldo Island) were : here with T-shirts with an S on : them like Superman. Only they The heptathlon opened under ominous conditions Saturday, taking place later in the day after the deadly early-morning pipe bomb explosion in nearby It also rained that Saturday and the wet surface meant having to factor the risk of injury into the equation. "Five wee.ks after the Trials, I was set to have a training session, but it was raining,# she . . . . . . . . . • j~nior tennis ..,,..._..,,----'Y, Canright 'square off' •Newport Harbor High girls doubles team split, the two face each other today in quarterlinals of the 18s at Junior Tennis Classic. By Barry f au Ikner, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -They call the sev- enth annual Junior Tennis Classic at the Bal- boa Bay Club Racquet Club the •war by the Shore.• Its more of a biendly feud today, however, for girls 18s singles quarterlinallsts Vaneaa Godbey and Katie Canright Godbey and Canright. ~wport Harbor High teniors nm fall, doubles pa.rtnen, best friends, and opponents at 2 p.m. today, are among 17 locals who survived the Round ol 16, tnduding fellow girls 18s entries Megan Wachtler, Alissa Scott and Erica Nelson. lbJrd-seeded Mike Leonard, an ioooml.ng leJliol' at Estenda High, ls joined by fellow boys 18s quarterfinallsts and locals John Cappello and Jonny Biorkman, while locals Greg Biorkman, John Rinek and Tyler Strateman (boys) and Jenny Meyer (girls) will also vie in today's 16s quarters. Rand Herrel ts the lone local in the bo s qu , w e area youngs ers Anne Yelsey and Kimmy Singer are girls 12s quarterfinalists. In the 10s division, Brittany Holland plays a girls quarterfinal match today, with fellow local Carsten Ball gaining a free pass through today's quarters to Saturday's semi- finals, thanks to the withdrawal of No. 2 seed Lawrence Wang. No quarterfinal match, however, offers as much f amDiarity a.s the Godbey-Canrigbt dash. wblch will be the final tournament outing for the cloee-lmit duo, 9et to leave Saturday to compete as a doubles tandem in tbe Untied States 1mm. A9odation Nation· al CNmptoosbtps, Wbld>. begin Sunday in San Jose. •1t•1 not 101I1eth1ng we look forward to," Godbey said of the duo's tint tournament llogles meeting. •1t•1 always ha.rd to play someone you practice again.st every day. And when we're not playing, we're always together, 10 U'U be bard.• Godbey, the No. 2 seed. usually gets tbe belt of the seventh·seecled. Camtgbt, but win w loee, Godbey said. tbeir frimdthtp and doubles partnership ii nev. tbreetmed., •1t'1 never affected ut, • Godbey apalned of the periodic rivalry. •we dOll't ~ talk about t.be matcbee we'•• pie because there JUlt tm't lm)'tblDg to •Y· Wj do our be9t aDd fOCUi CID tbe iDatda. mid wtiiim trs cner, we're biit tn.Ddl ..,.m;• GoidbaY aDd Cendgbt ..... Sea ~ 1Aigue nmDen·up in doUblma ......... .. ... '° ... tHD·Mnioi' QIM .......... Of ... 3. Gd Scott. •w. bad to withdraw *I dD t 'II b til DON I.EACH I OMV Pl.OT Cameron Ball makes a strong volley shot. but was eliminated in the 14s. tournament, and, unfortunately, (today's sin- gles winner) will have to do the same, because we'll be on our way to San Jose,• Godbey said. •it's a shame, because this is the club I play at and I always look forward to this event. But, it's our first trip to (invita- tion-only) nationals, so we're very excited.• Godbey also admitted to a little anxiety over heading to nationals, where college coaches descend en masse each summer to eye future recruits . •sure there's pressure and you want to do well,• said Godbey, who has sent letters to several colleges in hopes of extending her career. Another all·local quartefinal match take~ place at 1:30 today, with Rinek and second· 1eaded Oreo Biorkman lqUUing off. Rlnek defeated Davin I.Jn. 7-6, 6-4, Thun- day, while Biorkman handled Matttiew Parker, &-0, 6-2. Tbe ~Wachtler, bound for Ohio swe, 8wepl n.wne Kojum, 6-0, 6-0, nura-- ttay, When the Southern Metbodilt·bound Scott. tb8 No. 6 seed. prevailed OV*' Melilla Rmmtbal. 6-2, 0-6. &-2. l1M loultb 118 lled NlllOD. tlrill·t1i81D All-s-v..w~a.r.u •• ....___. ...,..,,.,.,... lmocbd off ...... ~ 6-4, 6-2. Cappello, the No. 1 seed from Cd.M, han- dled John Legacki, 6-1, 6-2, while Leonard polished off Brandon Shainfield, 6....C, 6-t. CdM High's Meye.i: outlasted Newport's Chelsea Godbey Thwtday, 1-6, 6-4. The sixth-seeded Singer prevailed over Gina Le, 6-1, 6-0, to earn a date with third· -seeded Aimee Kim today at 12:30 p.m., whil& Yelsey, the No. 2 seed, won all 12 games against Gabrielle Bidart. Herrel held off Daniel Slow, 6-3, 6-2, while Ball took care ot 1ravis Miller, 6-2, 6-1. Holland did not play Thursday. Doubles action also kicks in today, with sporadic <(U4rterfinal contests, depending on the depth of the draws, going off in the bOys and girls 18s, boys and girls 161, girls 1•1 and hem and girls 12s. 1'0DAY"I ..... ~ toys 11s -11 •. m. Glrt5 11s • 2 p.m. lays 1k · 7:l0 a.m. Girls 161 -l~m. toys 14' -1• a.m. Ga.ta Ml -1 p..m. '°" '2s -):JI p.m. Glf'tl '2s -12'.JO p.m. .. "' -J:JO p.m. Glrta 1la • 5 P.lft. '°" Ml • J:lO p.f\'\. Gwt5 , .. -5 p.m. CMrtll Ma • t:JO pJft. lcirlUi·S ..... Glftl 121 • J:JO p.tll • Governor's Cup captured by NHYC sailors completed a full round-roban. allowing each team to race against each other once. Sailed in Sa.ntana 20., the fleet experienc9d a variety of conditions, ranging from the afteraffects of the lahitian storm -wblch produced winds oJ ' to 6 knots and swells of 7 to 10 feet on Saturday ,end 12 to 15 lrJlota on-S~ topping out with gUltl et 17. The v~ tiOnl made for lnConliltency ID the performence of t.M IMIU . Founded in 1967, the Ocmmcir'I CUp bu re.meet become the on.ty ~ Jumor matda race .-rt. anmaaDy •ltr9dlng the wortd'I t~=Nllcn· IDUlt submit mau.nge bMtl that renect the dub\ rKing ~ ......... tbe • Sii IOA1lNG MGE I Syria's Ghada Shouaa, ~~ favorite coming in, took th~ gplq medal, while Hanson was ~~ . on the heels of her teammate Kelly Blair, who finished jusI. ~, ahead of her in eighth. ... TENNIS " ,.• • .. Davenpo~; shoots fo r .. · ~ .... -. gold today~: in -Atlanta:·~~ . .,, ....... • Newport Beach's : !.<: Lindsay Davenport d~ --Spain's Arantxa Sanclle.z Vicario for gold medal, · By Jim Watters, Daily Pilot NEWPORT BEACH -Mem- bers at the Palisades Tennis Cen- ter in Newport Beach have.bten all aflutter this week as theif. Own Lindsay Davenport bas m~ed through the singles field ~C".the Must.an~ claini the crown LAKE FOREST -The Costa Mesa High summer water polo team y defeated San Clemente, 13-8, Wednesday to clinch the El Toro Summer Night League Champion,ships at m Toro High School. The Mustangs, made up of members from the coming 5e450n's varsity squad, finished the season unbeaten under new head coach· Scott Taylor. San Clemente came into the game 'With only one loss for the showdown. Thdd Hylton sco'red five goals (along with five steals) and Chad Cleaver pumped in fo~ goals to lead all scorers. the two juniors also got two goals from Kris Montgomery and a single goal by Jimmy Walters. Goalie Justin Taylor made three steals and nine saves. He also blocked a four- meter ~alty shot by San Clemente's leading scorer, Jordan Hewko. Sea Kings drop s .. 5 decision to Capistrano Valley TIJSTIN -The Corona del Mar High water polo team fell behind ih the first quarter and never recovered as Capistrano Valley posted an 8-5 victory Wednes- day at Tustin High in summer play. · · • . Capo Valley jumped out to a 3-1 first-quarter lead and maintained a two~goal • margin, 6-4, after three quarters. Carter Weir led the Sea Kings with two goals while Jason Hokanson, Phill DiRocco and Chris Esposito all scored one apiece. Billy Messenger had three saves. Tbe Cl'M8t of Ille Sabot Bay Fleet Champtomblpl -atandlng, from left. .lames Modllette, NHYC, 10th; Becky I~ BYC, 8111; Jennifer Porter, NHYC, .ftb; 'troy 'nMccar, UYC, 7th; Jobn 'hylor, BYC, 8th; Cbarlle Boaludber, UYC. 3rd; Jamie Md:orm.kk, UYC, 9th; Greg Olaon. NHYC, 2nd; 1}'ler Haskell, UYC, 1st; tn foreground., Scott Hopn, NHYC. 5lh. DIARY final. Neither did his teammate who had moved down to a small pole in the NEWPORT BEACH -Udo Island Yacht Club's Tyler Haskell walked away with the top prize at the 30th annu- al Balboa Bay Sabot Fleet Championships this past week. The 14-year-old .Haskell topped an 80-member field during the four-week-long junior competition held in Newport Harbor. Cqmpetitors were from five local yacht clubs: Newport Harbor; Bal- boa; Bahj.a Corlnthian1 Balboa Island; and Udo Island. Haskell, an incoming freshman at Newport Harbor High, came into the Champi- onships off . victories in the Pacific Coast Optimist Cham- pionships held in Cascade Locks, Ore., and the Balboa National Pram Champi- onships in Surf City, N.J . Rounding out the Top 10 BOATING CONTINUED FROM 5 accomplishments of the junior members. This year's select group of competitors included teams from Bahia Corinthlan YC, Balboa YC, Bayview YC of Michigan, Cabrillo Beach YC, Mission Bay YC, Royal Prince Alfred YC, San Francisco YC and Southwestern YC. • To honor the 1 OOth anniversary of U.S. Sailing, the governing body of sailing for the United States, the Newport , . presenting an exbib.ition entitled: "Trophies: Tributes to Yachting Triwnphs." The exhibition will display trophies from more than 50 yacht clubs, ranging from Santa Barbara to Mexico. The exhibition features trophies from several Transpac Races, the famous Los Angeles- to-Hawaii race, as well as a rare sterling silver cup from the H<>.\·1 1 '-<• were: 2. Greg Olson, NHYC1 3. Charlie Boul.tather, LIYC: 4. Jennifer Porter, NHYC; 5, Scott Hogan, NHYC; 6. Becky Len.Mrt, BYC; 7. 1\'oy neac- car, LIYC; 8. John Taylor, BYC; 9. Jamie McCormick, UY~: and 10. James Modis- ette, NHYC. These juniois, along with otheJS from Sabot A's, B's and Cl's will be ~mpeting in the Sabot National Champi- onships Aug. 5•8 on Missi,on Bay in San ·Diego. While the more-experi- enced racers were competing in the Championships; 70 new racers in Sabot C2's and C3's were competing off Bal- boa Island for the Balboa Bay Sabot "C" Championships. Elizabeth Garces, 12, of Udo Isle YC, claimed that title. The Puerto Vallarta Race sponsored by Del Rey YC. ( rest of the Top 10 included: 2. Lauren Lorman, BCYC1 3. Richie Rollins,.BIYC; 4. James Edwards, BYC; 5. Killarny Loutek, NHYC; 6. Andy For· quer, BYC; 1. Aly O'Pesky, BYC; 8. Taylor Grimes, LIYC; 9. Derek Spalding, BCYC;' and 1. Brandon Bozarth, BCYC. • In other local junior sailing news, San Diego YC's junior Sabot t~ racers top- pled the defending champion Udo Isle YC juniors from their :perch in the Sweet Team Rae· ing Series for Sabots. The Series, named after the late Dick Sweet, a well-known sailing director at NHYC, fea- tures competition between four-member teams , of advance' sailors from nine Each participating dub was asked to loan trophies that focus on winning in the following categories: the most prized; the rarest or oldest; the most unique; and the ugliest. These trophies are being displayed along with each individual club's burgee. Local clubs featured in the exhibition include Bahia Corinthian YC. Balboa YC and Newport Harbor YC. In addition to this beautiful exhibit, the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum is showing a world-class collection of ship models, which was coordinated The Newport Harbor Nautical Museum is located on the Pride of Newport, at 151 East Coast Highway in Newport Beach. Hours are Tuesday-Sunday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission is free for members and $4 for adults and $1 for children who are non-members. For more information-call the Museum at 673-7863. NEWPORT 2043 Westcliff Dr.~ Ste. 103 842-07v7 com tition. ~~-1--Fll~Nl'INtlEO-fRO••-r-~~~~-t---"'=:Th=="'e~r~e~w=e~r~e ~ortth_e_r~surp-=~rts~e=--~~~~-i Southern California yacht dubs. The Lido Isle team ot Boukather, Haskell. McCor- mick and Theaccar were tied for first heading j,nto the la.st race with San Diego YC (Bri- an Haines, Matt Stine, Andrew Campbell and Brian Lake). Udo Isle finished sec- ond in the competition while ~c took third. • The Balboa Bay CFJ Team Racing Summer Seri.es was al$o recently completed. Teams comprised of advanced junior racers from four local yacht dubs (BYC, BCYC, IJYC, and NHYC) competed. The lido Isle team of Bou- kather, McConni~ neaccar, Haskell., Brandon Jarrard, Bri- an Hill, Meredith Potter and Thacey Treaccar won the series. -Debbie Benedict first arrived to work with me that, from my experience, he should expect the worst conditions at this Games. I've been in Atlanta three times his year. He told me the hardest part of Barcelona was standing at the end of the runway with the wind blowing in your face and knowing you would have to use a smaller pole than you usually use in practice (which means less lift). I demanded that be expect the worst conditions and that's what we got -a major headwind and a constant threat of rain. a I have tried to raise his level of strength and confidence in these situations, but unfortunately I may have been too successful as he challenged himself to be aggressive on a pole that was too stiff for the conditions. Alas, though he vaulted well in bad conditions, he did not qualify for the non-qualifiers like the great Sergei Bubka who withdrew before vaulting with a strained Achilles tendon. Roman Botcharnikov told us Sunday that Bubka might not jump, but we didn't buy into that story after watching him in practice. South Africa's Okkert Brits failed to clear a height and Barcelona bronze medalist Javier Garcia from Spain also failed to qualify. · a When I arrived at Cheney, Simon and his team manager went ballistic as someone had removed one of his poles from his bag and left it out all night in the rain. Bruce Caldwell asked for my help in calming the waters as he expected an international protest. Before he got on the bus, Simon was back to normal, but that was certainly not a productive way to. have to expend precious emotional energy. FOR THE RECORD The Southern California College baseball team went 141-154-1 during Charlie Phillips' six years as head coach, but only had sub-.500 seasons his final two years. 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BOX S?OOO llWINP., CA 92619-1000 Section 1 V•ter, aeW.,r, and reclainMtd water aervice by t he Irvine Ranch Water Diatrict,aubject to the availability of faciliti•• adequate capacity in facilitiea, fund.a, or finanoing for' the conatruction thereof, or all of the foregoing, ia available on the followtng tel'llla and conditions i ncluding all chargea hereinafter eatabliahed .nd provided for. Service on the baaia herein aet forth ia i ntended to be available tq aach .. llber of the public or ••ch aegment of the public on the aa .. b&aia to the extent applicants, owners, or cuatOl'llara are at.ilarly ait u.ted and desire to be aerved and -Y be served in an equal .nd comparable 111&1\ner. The general areas presently includPrl within the bouodariea of the Distr ict and the exiating 1111provel!Mtnt Diatricta are aa eatabliahed by t he Board frOlll ti11e to ti111e and depicted on !:xhibite A·l and A-2 to t hese Rules .nd Regulations. ltxhibita A-1 1----... ·nd A•2 hneto-are by tl'l.U reference incorporated herein and -Y - be changed by the District frOlll ti111e to ti111e . In auch 1natancea, revised Exhibit• A·l and A-2 or portion• thereof wi,11 be aubatituted to these Rules and Regulations. such I1111>rov ... nt Diatrlct~ have been fon11ed for the purpose of providi09 water, aever, and reclai1t1ed water eervice. It ia contell!plated that additional Ift11Proveinent Diatricta will be forwied, aa ct.etled proper by the Board, at a later date or that additional areaa .. y be annexed a• deter111ined by the Baard, to the a.dating I1111>rove .. nt Dist ricts or any Improve111ent Diatricta a\lbaequently eatabliahed within the Diatrict. In the alte)'native, other areaa have been ~r in the f uture may be provided with water, aewer, or reclai .. d w.,eer aervice by 111eana of contract• with the Dietr i c t . S\U:'.ll <!Ontracta require the conetruction of neceeaary facilitiea or the pa)'lllent of the capital coat .nd annual coet of operating .nd .. intaining •uch facilitiee. · The plane for facilities to be conetructed within the Di•trict and each of t he exiating and future I111>ro¥e9lellt Dietrict• are intended to be an i ntegrated part of the Diat rict'• Water Re80U%'cea Maeter Plan, Sewer Ma•ter Plan, lub·~ea ,.._ter Pl•n•1 .nd addenda t hereto, which are approved fro. time t.o ti-, hereinafter in eome inetance• referred collectively to •• •the Plan.• Ae i t ie t he de•ire of the Dietrict to effect conservation of -.ter reaource• whenever po••ible, the Pl.n ie al.o directed toward collecting, treating, and reclaiaing •owage and waatewater and beneficially reueing the resulting reclaimed water. tt i • thP intent ~f the Dietric~ t hat ~uch reclai .. d water be used in a manner that ie in compliance wi th any and all appl icable Federal, State, end local atatutee, ordina.ncee, regulations. and other requirements In 1110at instance• where service i a desired for purpoeee i ncluding, but not limited to, those aet forth in Section 4.12, it ie the general intent of the District to provide Uie appl ic.nt, ovner, or cuatOIM!r with recl•i-d water i.n lieu of potable water. However, each uee •uet be approved on a ca•e·by-ca ee ba•i•, and the Dietrict IMIY detel"ftline in i t• di scret ion whether it ie neceaa~ry or deeirable to furnieh the applicant, owner, or cuatOftler with potable wat er at potable water rate• either on a permanent baeie or on an interim baaie. ' The Dietrict conatructe the facilities environmental and land uae deciaione. determine• nor .;ntende to deter111ine or decieiona or the accompli ehment of any varioue owners of undeveloped property needed in concert wi th The Diatrict nei ther precipitate land u•e plane of developc11ent of within the Di•trict . tn moat inatancee, the sewer service ia available a a herein provided only wbere the Oietrict ia aeeured to ita satisfaction that in perpetuity it will aleb be providing water service to the applicant, cuatOtller, or property owner or the aucceeeor thereto for which ee~r eervice i• de9ired. Require111ents eet forth in theee Rulee and Regulation•, i ncluding but not limited to applicable rates and chargee, niay be llOdified by 9Pf!Ci al contract where, in the op.nion of the dietrict, unique circumetancea exiet, Section 2 DEFINITIONS F'or the purpose of theee Rules and Regulation•, the following ter11111, phraeea, worda, and their derivation• ehall have the 1111taning given below. When not i nconeietent with the context, word• uaed in the present tenee include the future, word.a in the incl ude t he plural nulllber. The word •ahall• i• al'llaya -nd•tory and not .. rely directory. Ill AIR ·GAP SEPARATION ehall 111ean a physical break between a ~upply pipe and a receiving veeeel. The a ir gap •hall be at least double t he dia-ter of the •upply pipe, 111eaeured vertically above the top r i• of the veaael, and in no case lee• than one inch. (21 APPLICANT ehall mean any pereon, fini, corporation , aaeocietion, or agency who deairea to obtain water, aewer,-or reclai111ed water eervice fl'Olll the Dietrict. (l) APPLICATION RATE ehall .. an the rate a t which irrigation water, expreseed in inchee per hour, i• applied to • DESIGN AR.BA . <•I APPROVED CHICX VALVll •hall -•n a check valve thet aeata readily and COft!Pl•tely. It mu•t be carefully machined to have free 1110ving part• and .. aured water tightneee. The face of the cloeur. e l ... nt and valve eeat inuat be bronse, ca..,oeitlon, or other noncorrot'ible .. terial t hat will aeat tightly under all preva iling condit ion• of field uee. ~ine and buahinge •hall be of bronse or other nonco~rodible, nonaticking uterial, 11achined for ea.y, dependable operatiOG. The clo•ure eleinent (e.g ., clapper) ahall be intern.lly weiahted or otherwi•• interna11I equippid to pl'OeC>te rapid and poaitive.cloeure in a 1 •i•e• Where thia featur. i• obtainable. • • ISi (6) (I) Device• u wit in the D etr ct on t he li•t of device• approwed by the Poundation for t'ro••·O:>nnection OOntrol an4 ff)'draulic Re ... rcb. Uhivere t of the 11 APPROVED OOUBLS CHECK VALV11 A88'"8LY •hell .. an en aaaembly of •t leaet two independently acting approved check valve• including tightly cloei.n, •hut-off valvea on each aide of the check valve ••--"*'lY and eultable leak-detector drain• plue connectione evailabl• for teeting the water t ightnee• of each check valY9. • APPROVSD RIDUC'ID PRUSUJll PlJltCI.... MCKPLOW PRSV'llft'tCJlf DBVICI aball ... n a device incorporatt,. two or mion check valve• and an autOlll&tically operati .. differential relief valve located bet..en the two checke, tlllO ehut·off valY9•, and equi..-1 with neceaaary appurtenance• for t.eating. -'rha device ahall oper•te to •intaln the pre88Un ta the .... a..t-n t wo checlt va1ft•, l••• tban the ....-n cm the D.lnrlct '• ..-er aullf'lY aide ot the ...,,,_, k c.eNtlon of nor99l flow, t he preeM&n Mt.,... the cMc:k velv .. ahall a.. l .. • than the MWl)' ..-..... ln c••• ot leak ... of ei~ oheatl ••l'Wtl, the di tferenti •l relief v•lV9 •h4111~• to .. i•taln ttli• NCl\teecl preHUre by tleobUW cot• et...oephen. When tha Lnlet pn11eun 1e tw per ......-lncb or le .. , the nUef v.lve eMU aie .... to tM U ....... H then9'y proYldlng ... •ir ...... tM ... ice. To • ~. tt•-cteYlcie• •et a. ..... u~ ..,, .. _ •eee•ible for Mintenanc:e and teetifte, ... l.Mt&lled ta a lOMUCI\ Where no part of the vel" wlll M ._....r994 .• ~TIC fteftN eh.all •en with ref......,. te l...._pe trd .. tl• ~ ... , •ut-t.ic aontnU-., -~· _. H•ciletM ... ~, ~.._. for t.M fl:r.: -of eUHtift ..._ .,.u.cetloe rat-...._• nelai_. -ter. • PUii.iC MOTICll preHuH relief openi09 •uch that tlow •Y not occur in t he uphill dir~tion, ae approved by the Oi•trict and local governing avenc i••· Dev cee ua v t n the D •tr ct •ha l nc on the liat of ct.vice• approved by the roundation for cro.a-Oonoectlon Control and A)'drauUc .._.rch, i rei f hem Califo a . (10) 8UILOIHG Sl'W£R •hall .. an the line frOlll the lateral connection to t he building or i.prove-nt• of the applicut, QWl'ler, or cuet01Mtr. (111 BOARD ehall .. an the Board of Directore of the District.· 1121 COMMODITY CHARGll •ball .. an a charge illil)Ojled by the Di atrict for all water uaed by general .. ter.d, tet11pOrary, and agricultural cuet01Mtra; whether auch water ueed i• •ctually 111etered or only ••ti-tad. (13) COMIBCTIOtll PBB •hall Man • charge illpO .. d by the Dietrict for obtaining water, aewer, or reclailled water eervice froa the Dietrict. The charge in no event •hall be lees t han or on conditione other than •• epecified by the District or ae required by any •nd all applicable Federal, State, or local etatutea, regulatione, ordinances, contract•, or other require .. nte. Connection fee• are eet forth in Exhibit 8 to the•• Rulee and Regulation•. (14) COHSTJtUCTION MANUAL •hall ... n the District'• •conall<'Uction Manual for the Construction of Water, Sewer, and Reclai111ed Water Pacilit iee,• •• ... nded frOlll ti• to ti-. (1S) CONTINGENCY PLAN ia the Water Shortage Co.nti ngency Plan adopted by t he Dietrict, •• ainended frOlll ti111e to ti ... FR.IOAV, AUGUST Z. 1-- PUIUC llOT1Cll 'ifalC llTme .... ___ _ 1nduatr1al develOpllant•, and .-..1et1 are typically i ... than 6• in dia-ter. The Dlatilct etiall deteraine ~t faciliti•• are part of a dt•tr tbution •yet.em fn119 ~i .. to ti .. •• neceaeary. The Di•trict•• detenaiAa&ion in thi• regard ahall be final and c:o1uJlu.eive. • I o ' . (4J) R.BC!.AJMBD NATBR PACILJTIAS eball -·n f aciliti•• wted in the etorage. pw11ping, and conveyan.C:• of ~ -ter. I i • I • (44) (45) (46) (47) The ten reolai-.d veter f aciliti .. _,. .. U8ed ' i eynonywioualy with the tera irri~1on wc.r fadUU ... , in tha context of refereoce• to U~ Diet.rict • • ? irrigation -t•r ey•t-... tar plan. 1 I Uet.AINID MATBR SllRVJCI <X*llBCTIC. •ball .aaa U.. pot.ft w of COC1.nection of the cuat01Mtr'• HC1a1-d -cer 11-·~I with the reclai.ed water ••rvice lin• of the 01-t.rict. -r which •ball nonaally be t!M down9tre-end of the • 1 reclai-4 water .. tar tailpiece. l ltBClAJMZD llATBJt SUVJCB LJn shall .. an the Diatrict'• facility between it• reclai .. d·water d i etrlbutioci •Y•t-and the reclai-d water -l"Yice connection. I . RBCLAIMBD WATER SBRVICB LlME CHARGZ ahall .. an a c~tl •,.II £ i111pOaed by t he District for inetallatlon by the -• I Die~rict of reclai111ed water• -t•r• and -rv.ice line•. • • 1 RECLAIMED WATER TRANSMJSSJON MAIJCS •ha·u -.n reclai-4: ... ~ Wl'lter lines and appurtenances typically g• and larger .• ._. ( purcbaaed or conetructed by t he District with bond • proceeds and/or capacity charges or tboae conetructed by an applicant, owner, or cuato.er subject in whole or in part to reimburae ... nt. The District ahall detera1-what faciliti•• are reclaiteed water tran .. i ••ion .. 1ne f rOlll ti•e to ti111e aa neceaeary baaed on the currently ~ • •dopted -•ter plan and the te%98 and provi•ione of a.ny ... ... 1 reilllburaement agreement•. The District•• dete~nation ( •• ~ i n r egard to theae lllllttera shall be final and · • _o1. -~ 61 CRQ$S COllHBCTIOH 1ball inean...any-unpro·t~~lt'"'l!lSftn~l"'!'i!Sn~~~t-~~~~-"":~._..... ....... .....,..._~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1 between any part of a water •yateM u•ed or intended to •~,fPlY water for dri nking purpoeee and any •ource or sy9teM containing water or eubatance that i• not or cannot be approved ae ••fe, wholeaOllle , and potable for hu .. n conaW11ption. 1171 CUSTOMBR •hall -•n any person, fin1, corporation, aaeoci ation, or agency who u•e• or deeirea to obtain water, eewer, and/or reclai-d water service fro. the Di•trict (18) D'BSIGN ARBA shall .. an the epecific land area or facil itiee deaignated to be eerved through on- eite facilities when uaed in reference to reclai .. d water •Y•t•••· (19) DISTRICT •ball inean the Irvine Ranch Water Di•trict . (20) IMPROVl!MBNT DISTRICT shall -.n any of the I1111>rov-nt Diatricte of the District exi•ting or hereafter eatabliebed. (21) JNPJLTRATJON RATE ehall mean t he rate at which the eoil wi ll accept wntor. expn•••ed J.n inchen per hour, during the irrigation period. (22) IRRIGATION SYST1!lM shall 11tean all equip1Mtnt and iaateriale required t or applying irrigAtion water to t he cS.eign area frOlll the service connection including all piping, valvee. sprinkler heade, and appurtenancea. (231 LATBRAL CONNECTION ehall -an t he point of connection of the cuet0111er '• building •ewer with the lateral aewpr of t he District. (24) LATERAL SEWBR •hall inean t he District'• facility between ite collection ey•tem and the lateral connection, which shall noJ"llally be the exterior boundary of the eaeement or the etreet or acce•• right-of -way. '· road (2~) LATERJ\L SEWER CHARGE shall mean a charge i111pOeed by the Dietrict for installation by the Dietr1ct of a lateral eewer. (26) NONPO'tABLE W~TER shall ~an that water that haa not been treated for human consumption in conformance with the etandards referred to in the definition of POTABLE Wl\TER, below. (271 MANAGER or General Manager ahall mean the General Manager of t he District or the per&OTI authorized by the Board or the General Manager t~ act for him. (28) NON·RBCL>.lMABLE SEWAGE shall 111ean any and all liquid or 1 •olid waate eubatance other than recla1"'8ble aewage eG1ana ting ftOlll within t he District, i ncluding but not li~ited to liquid or solid waste •ubetance ft'Oll\ any production, manufacturing, or processing opera tion. Non-reclaimable 1ewage ehall include any liquid or aolid eubstance that cannot be treated or diapoaed of by the then-exiating facil'itiee of the District'• Reclaaation Pl.nt for the treat-nt or diapoeel of •ewage by rea.on of the deeign thereof, applicable waete di•cha.rge or other requireeente, actual or po•aible increaeed operation and .. intenance coat•, or poeaible da-g• to the District'• facilitiee: (29) NOll·R.ltCLAIM.\BLB WASTEWATBR SBWBR.\GI FACILITIBS eball mean faciliti•• ueed Jn the collection of waet ewater t hat is not to be treated for direct beneficial u•e or a controlled uee t hat othe.rviae would not occur. Such non-reclaimable waetewater eewerage facilitiee ehall treat111ent proceaees of the reclamation plant and t he r esultant reclai111ed water. (301 OPFSITE FACILITIES •hall 111ean facilitiee under the control of the District including but not liaited to water, eewer, and rec leiMed water pipelines. reaervoire, pumping atationa, fire hydrants, eoanholee, valves, connectiona, eupply i nter tiea, trea t .. nt faci l ities, and other appurtenance• and property up to t he point of connection with th• cuetomer•a faciliti es . Ill) OHSITB FACILITIES ehall 111ean facilitiea under the control of the applic.nt, ovner, or cuato.ner including but not lh1lted to re•idential, c~rcial, and induatrial building water and eewerags eyetema, l•ndecape irrigation .yete ... and agric ultural irrigation eyateMe. For water and reclai111ed water ••rvice, the oneite facilitiee shall be tho•• down•trea• of the aervice connection, which ehall nor111ally be the doomatream end of the-111eter tailpiece. (32) ONSITE RECLAIMSO WATER SUPERVISOR shall ... n a qualified pereon de•igna ted by a reclaJIM!d water user and approved by the Diatrict. Thie person eh.all be kna.ledgeable i n the construction .nd operation of onaite reclaimed water and irrigation eyete .. and in the application of the guidelines, criteria, atandard•. and rule• and regulations for reclelftled vater. (33) PIRMIT ehall .. an proceeeed and approved application to and agree.,.nt with t he Diatr ict for aervice. (34) PIRSON ia any individual, fiiw, partnerahip, a•90Ciation, coeipany, or organisation of .ny kind. C35) POTABLB ICATU shall -•n that water turniahed to the cuata.er whic h ,...t• appl icable local, atate and federal atanda.rd.a for drinking water. U6) PRBTll.IATMDT •ball -an t,..t•nt that the dietrict -Y requin prior t.o peiwltti09 discharge of MWage into any Dietzict -1'898 f aoility J.f -c:e• .. ry to in9\are ~111d1C9 by the Dl•tri ct with the-ltul•• and keg\llatione and any and all ~llc:able r.det'al, ltete, or local etatuea, ordlnanc:ee, r91Ulatloae, ooatracte, or •11 of the foregoing, indi•idually or collectivel y , or U detenaiaed by the Dlatric:t to be ~ to p~ect the fecilitl•• of the Dietrictt froa any poe•ibl• p~t or future ......,.. (U) HIOCWU CJUJDI allall .. an tha 01.Criot • • ·~al Guideline• aftd General Deeip ~~te,• •• ... aded fro11 tlM to time. CH> PRONltTY a.ID or ~ shall .. en ttt. holder or 1-.al tltle. contract P\IC'Chaeer, or l••• .. llnder a 1 ..... •hh an une11pl.-.d t:en of i.oH t:ban one 111 Y9•r jointly wit~ the holder of title. C>t) lmCl.At-.a ...aa eball -n -t-ter tbat C9a a.. treated encl rec:lel...cl by the Dietrict'• facllitl .. eo a• to be ue.We tor beMUcial purpoeee. C40) !WCI ... na. w eh•ll ... n t .... tMnt fMUiti•• ttutt ncel .. •Od tteat "98UW.ter for beMUdal -· C4U 1t9CLAl'9D •TD elMIU .._ WH_,.ter •14*. M e ~lt of t ..... t .... t l• Malt.able .fOI' "9iileficlal .... lft acoor61M!e wltb CalUOC11.le Adlaifti•tHtlft .._.iMl..,. Tltl• 23, Chllptn t , ...... a':f:.ie •tel', ...... untnated lllfOrted wter r.-...i '""' tM 11'1tftlf•litu ::: , D!:'!:;t .:r .. -:: r.i:t.or:::~ .. %!,c., ~ t=.=!. Ii. .. t•nl n.11. .... for U. ,...1_._, ..._ .,..,.,... br ua Dleut• My 111e1•. '9t .. .., _, .r Ua&-.Cioa, &M ~ lat .. 1• 8Me&ea t. &I. • CUI ~ W Nl'ft09tlCll ....... -.i.l -i&.aw~...a17 • .. u .. u .. 1., .., .. ~ ...... e-wu w r~•''-wM• .... "-fl:L.., ... ~-r~-. ...... _. __ .... u. :::':~w~f: :rr.:rt.T::i:.:,= ;t~ ......... ..UYle&w, .. Wll -a raw - (48) RECORD DRAW INGS •h•ll inean drawing• t hat correctly ahow ~· the completed facilitiee aa constructed or -.edified (ae-builtl . (49) ROLBS AND REGULATIONS ehall inean these •Rules and Regulation• for Wa ter, Sewer , and Reclaimed Wat er Servic~.· ae a111ended frOfft time to ti ... ISO) (51) (S21 SECURITY DE POSIT ehall mean moniea required to be deposi ted w!.th the Diltrict for the purpoee of guaranteeing pay.ent of tDOnthly or bimonthly utility bill• rendered for water, eewer , or reclai .. d water eervice. SELF-REGEN.ERATIVE WATER SOFTmlBR •ball 111ean a unit that in re1110v ing •inerala from water produce• a waste containing mirterala in greater at1110unte than those i n the influent ~~ter . SEWSR COLLECTION SYSTEM •hall .. an individually or collectively any eewer facilitiee which are financed, constructed, and dedicat ed to the Di•trict by an •• . ' .. . applicant, owner, o r cueto.er or which are tbe raault of l oc1l initiative and financing in tract• and •ubdivieione, aa well •• ~rcial or indu•trial ct.velopmenta, and which are typically lees than 12• in dia-ter. Sewer collection eyat-•hall incluct. dry ..._• ••were inetalled by developers prior to conet ruction of' .. ; tru.nk eewere. 'ftle Dietrict •ball ct.tenaine what facili ties are part of a collection eyet .. froia tiM to ti-ae neceaeary. The Di•trict•e ~t..-.J.nation in •· - t I this regard shall be final and cooclu•ive. (Sl ) S8'fBR (SEWERAGE) FACILITIES •hall .. an any facilitie• ueed l n the conveyance, pw11ping, and treatment of waatewatel'. (54) SERVICE CHARGE ehall ft~an a inonthly or billlOnthly charge eatabliahed by the District !rom ti~ to titMt for water. aewer, or reclai111ed wa ter eervice. Thia charge does not include the commodity charge for the consumption of water or reclaimed water. "' .. (SS) SURCltARGE shall a>ean a charge i111pOaed by t he Di atrict for the provision of a special aervice not norwally provided by the District, such aa situation• involving unueual quantity or quality requi re111ente . Thia surcharge may incl ude, but i• not neceeearily liaited to, pumpi ng aurchargee. . ...... . ~ ,.. (S6) TRUNK SEWERS ehall mean eewer linee and appurtenances purchased or constructed by the Di•trict with bond proceeds and/or ca~city charges or thoee conetructed by an applicant, owner. or cu•tomer eubject in whole or in part to reimburaement t ypically larger than 12" in dia111eter. Th~ Diatrict ati.11 detennine what facilities ace trunk sewer• from ti111e t o time ae necessary ba•ed on the currently adopted 111aater plan and the ter11111 and provisions of any reilllburse111ent agreemente. The Dist rict's determination in regard to these .. t tera ehall -be fin~l and concluelve. (571 UNAUTHORIZED DISCHARGE shall ntean any releaee of reclai111ed water that violates the Rules and Regulation• or any applicable federal, etate, or local statute, regulation, ord inance, contract, or other requi retnent . • ,. -...... .. . , . (581 WASTEWATER shall mean waete and wa t er, whether treated or untreated, discharged into or penlitted to enter a · · •' •• ~ Di11trict sewer. -•. ~ ~S9) WASTEWATER CONSTITUENTS AND CKAR>.CTBRISTICS shall -an radiological para-tere: includin9 vol u-and flow' rate ~ . " and such other para .. t era that serve to ct.fine, claaai fy, or .. aaure the quality and quantity of waetewater . (60) WATER shal l .ean, in t he general usage of th••• Rules and Regulation•, potable water. (61) .. _, . ' ....... WATER DISTRIBl1T'ION SYSTDC ahall .. .n individually or collectively any wat er faeilitiee which are financed. con•tructed, and dedicated to the District by an applicant, owner or cuatOller or which are the reault of local initiative and financing in t r act• and aubdivieiona, as vell aa CC11111ercial or induatri al developments. and which are typically le•• than 12• in diameter. Water dl•trlbutioo ayet ... ehall include all fire hydrants. The Di•trict eball deten1ine what facilitiea are part of a di•trlbutlon eywt-fro11 ti .. ',~ •• ';' to time ae neceaaary. 1'1• District '• deterMination in• · this regard shall be final and concluaive . 162) MATER FACILITIES ehall .. an any facilitiee ueed i n the treatmoent, storage, pUlllping, and convey•nce of water. (63) WATER SBRVlCE C'ONNECTION shall -an the point of connection of t he cuato.er•e building water line with ~ t he water service line of t he Dietrict, Vbic h eball ~ .• nonnally be the downetre•• end of the water .. ter t ailpiece. (64) WATER SBRVtCB LIN£ ehall -·n the Oietrict•• facility betveen ite distribution eyate111 and the water -l"'ic:e connection. (651 WA1'£R SERVICE t.I tfB OfAROB ehall .. a.n a c:l\arve i..,oeed by the District for inatallation by the Di•trict of water .. tera, eervlc. linee, and coonectiona for private fire protection facilitiee. IHI WATQ TRA!l5"ISS10tl MAINS •hall .. an wateT liniu and &PP\lrt-enancee purcha•ed or conetructed by the Di•trict with bond proceeda and/or capacity chu9ee or t...,._ cori•tncted by an -wlicant, owner, or eu•ta•ac· aubjeet i n whole or in part to reillibU .... 1't typically 1....-r than 1a• in di ... ter. TM Dl•trlct shall ~~ ... what tacilitl ea are. -..ter tran8191ia•ion .. 1 .. lraa tt .. to ti-•• neceHary baMd on the C\lrrwDtly ~ed -•te.-plan and the te~ and proviaiona of any reillbl.lr .... nt ag~nte. 'The Di s trict • e deteralnat.J011 in ...,af'd to theH Nttere shall be Unal end eanc:ht•i,,.. 8ectton > •n• mvso ] .··-.-·. ' -" u, ~'. ' f , i t ., ••• Continued from page 71 Property not within th• Dietrict and/or not within an J111pnwa .. nt , Di etrict and whic h i • to be provi~ with ••rvic• by the Dietriet: i• e ubjeet to anne11t11tion t o the Diet.rlct and/or 1111prove .. nt Dietrictt•l. Annexation to the Oletrict and/or J111provew1ent Die trict• .ay, in tun1, be •ubject to anneaation to other agenci••· euch •• Metropolitan Wat•r Oietrict, Municipal Water oletrict of orang• County, Orange County Water Di•trict and/or County sanit ation Dietrict• of Orange CO\lnty, e1lcept a• othervi•• provided by agreement . 111• Oietrict , at It• diacration, may from till\8 to ti .. contract with an applicant, owner, or cuet01Mr to initiate and pur•u• t o CQlllPl•tion t he eatabliehlllent of an I111prove .. nt Di•trict and th• .... of bond• to provide th• fund• to conetruct the faclllt i•• or capacity neeae .. ry for eervice to or froei the applicant, owner, or cuetO!ller'• dietribution or collection faciliti•• •• a condition of obtaining eervice fro.a the Dietrict. Section 4 0£NERAL RP,OllllDfflNTS 4 l SERVICE CONl)JTIONS Water and eewer eervice ehall be provided by t he Dietrict only if • pen1ut for euch water and •ewer eervice i• obt ained in the 111anner hereinafter provided, unl••• ot herv1ee detennlned by the Board. Furthermore, i f the 01at r iet haa detennined that reelaiined wat er ehall be o ec on , euch •~rvlce •hall be provided only if a per11it for euch reclaimed water eervi ce i• obtained i n the 19&1\ner herein- aft er provided, unl••• otherviee provided by the Board. Water, eewer. and rec laimed water eervice ehall be :>"•ilable only In accordance with the Dietrict'• Rule• and Re9ul ationa, ae well •• applicable federal, etate, and local •~at ut ee , ordinance•, regulatione, and contract•, and other requi rement• including, but not by way of limita tion, t he Cali forni a -Water Code, the California ~~iniatrative Code, and regulat ion• impoeed by the California Regional Water Qual i ty Cont rol Board -Santa Ana Region, and Sta te and loca l health department•, •• well ae the tel'1!1a of any aervice agreement and permit i aaued by the Oietrict. Any auch permit may be revoked by the Oietrict and t hereupon a ll auch wa t er, •ewer, and reclaimed water eervice ehall eeaee in the manner provided f ~r in theae Rule• and Regulatione (aee Section• 7 and 14). 4 . 2 APPLICATION PROCEDURE (1) An appl i cation f or wat er . •ewer, and reclai111ed water aerv1ce muet be made i n writing, e igned by the applicant, and the owner or cuetoaier, it they a re not one and the ••me . The Manager in hi• diecretion .. I provide an abbreviat ed forw of application for perwi ta when no unuaual facte are deterained in hi e diecretion t o exiat. Other than epecified above, the forwi of applica tion ehall be furniehed by the Dietrict. (2) An applicant t ot aewer eervice aay be required to obtain a diecharge per.it for ue• of the Di•tri ct 'a eewer age facilitiee in addition to the perwiit r equired for all applicant• for aewer ••rvice. The conditions under whic h the above 111entioned additional per.it i• required are baeed on quantitiea and conatituenta of waatewater diecharged into the Diatrict'• ••wer age facilities. Section 7 herein ••t• forth th••• requirement•. The applicant •hall coarply wi th all Pederal and State requireMenta includi no. but not by way o f limitaLion, any and all requirement• of t he Env i r onmental Protection Agency inc luding any comm i tment• !or reimbureemente required by the Env i ronmentAl rrotection Agency in exceaa of the charge• of t he Dietrict . Theee r equirement• are set forth i n the Federal Water Pollution Control Act and the Code of Federal Re9ulationa, which by thi • reference are herein incorporated ae though eet forth in ful l. (l ) The appli cant for a water, eewer, or recla imed water aerv1ce permit under theae Rule• and Regulations must et at e t hereon t hat he agree• t o coeply with the r equi rement • of any and all applicable Federal, State, and loca l u atutea. ordinance•, regulation•. and other requ1rementa The Distr ict may, a t ite d..••cretion, requi re apecific pr1or approval o f any permit by any Federal, State, or local agency having junadict ion over or an intereat 1n the operation of the District •e facilitiea. (4 1 Upon r-ece ipt of an appl i ca tion, the Manager ahall review the appl1caL1on and make euch inve£tigation rela ting t hereLo ae he deeme neceeaary. The Manager may preacr i tM! requ1 remcnt a in writi ng to the applicant a a to t he fac1litiee neceeeary to be conatructed, the manne r of connect ion, t he financial requirements, and the uee of aervice inc luding the availability of adequat e wat er, eewerage , and reclaimed water facilities and i n caaea of aewer service re Act t ea, neceeeary, t o neure n t a en cont1nued compliance wi t h the District'• Rules an~. Regul•tione and any other applicable requirementa . Permits for wat er. eewe r , and reclai111ed "9ter eervice and any connect ion for eervice made a• provided in the per111l t ieeuad under th••• Rule• and Regul ation• pureuant to rece ipt of an \Pl>lication for euch aervice ahall be eubj ect to the foflowing conditione r 4 .J PERMITS (1) The applicant ahall adhere to require .. nte preacribed by theee Rule• and Regulation• and to any additional r equirement• preac ribed by the Manager or by the 8oard, or both. t o ineure CC)ftlpliance with the Dietrict•e ltulee and Regulation• •• t o obtaining water, aewer, and reclaimed wat er eervlce end ae to ch&raeteriatice , quality, and quantity of reclaialAble and non- rec lalMable aewage that the Dlat r ict la willing to receive into ite facilitiee. 121 The appl leant ahall pay t he apec ified feee and charge• prior to t he iaeuance of a permit . Th••• chart•• are a• •et f orth in Bxhibit B and the reepective portion• t hereof , whic h •et forth applicable ratee and ChaZ'9•• o f the Diat r ict . Exhibit B hereto and the rate• and charge• provided for therein are by thia reference incorporat ed herein and 111ay be changed by th• Diatrict frOtll time t o t1Me . tn euch inatencea , a reviaed exhibit B or • portion thereof will be eubatituted to theee Rulee and Regulation•. Jn inetancee where aaeeaament bond proceeding• provide facilitiee no rmally f~nded by connection feee or by a developer eubj ect t o relmburaeMent, euch ••••••Mente ehall be paid concurrent with the payment of euch connection f••• The Board May defer in it• diacration auch ~~Y"'•nt of any •uch a aaeeall\ent bond• in inetaneee when an inte r im nonraeident ial uee ie to occur. tl> By reaaon of circuM•t ancee beyond the control of the Di et rict, or i n order to protect the fac ll1t1ee of the Dl at r ict, or tor t he protection of the public healt h, eafet y. and welf~re o f the reaidente or property owner• of the Di •trict , eervi ca may be tenainated under the condition• eat forth below: l•I Wet er, eewer, end/or reelai .. d water eervica .. Y be t en11i nat ed on a te..,orary or pe"'8flent baa~ in the 111anner provided for in Section 7 or .. ction 14 herein a t any t i111e tlae applicant'•· own.r•e, or cuetOMer'e operation• do not confor. to the applicable require1119nta, ae provided for her•in. lbl The Di etrict 111ay t enain;t• reclaimed wetar eervice on a tell!pOrary baaie at any ti .. reclai..cl ..-tat a t the t eT111inal point o f the Di etrict'e recl aut.ion plant doea not ... t tbe 1"94\&ir...nu Of revulatory avenciee, includi ng tboee ~~ibed by the ltate of California , AdlliDiecrativa Code, Th l a 32, C'haptar 4 . bclai..cl -c•r Nnice will, i n e\IC~ caee, be reetotred at 9'IOh t1 .. tbet r eclai-4 w.car at the tarainal \loiat of the r ec lelMltion ple~t again ... t• the ~il'Wlleat.a of r89'1l atory a99nci•• or et evch ti-tbet t1'a Oi•trict e\lppl ... nte the reclai..cl .. tar ~ .. fl'CMll aourc:.• other than the recl-tion plent. 1•1 Th• Oietrl.ct •hall not .,. U ul• fen: uy .._.. br Wllt U or raclai-4 wat•r or ocMl'WiM nhltiDf h-c. 4-fective plu.bint, brOlleft or fallltT .. nie199. or .. t•r or reclei.ad weter .. ine, or re•~lt Jll9 fl'Oll :r condition ot the •tar or nclai...S .. tar lt• f, or e ny •ubeten~ fhat l'lllY be ai•ed with or be ln the wetar or reclei .. d water •• Mlivered to •"Y e\let-r. ~1 applicant • for eervlce connection. or veter er reclaiMd water Mrvic. ehell be ~i .... to ·~ e"°h condition• of prfftlUI'• ..S •nic. u ere ..,_.,adelt b)' the diecribuciOft •Yet .. at Che locaU• of tllie pi:o,aucl .. rvtce ~&on .,.. to llolcl ta. Dl4'trlft hanl• .. fn191 all ...._. a d •i"9 from l• ..,._.. w hip preHun oonditione or 1"91 int•rr~u ... oC •rvle.., (IJ .... - 'Tbi Dleul.ct ellal l not be liable for any ..._.. by --.. or i~t• eapecity. froa .. fec:ti-pl\IM1nt. broken or fa\llty lateral• • ..-..re, or aollectlon eywt-renlting fro. any cOl'didon-b9yoc\d t.ha control cf the Oietrict or otherwl••· t .4 a1u. t.OCATIC*, MP lllSTNUTlON or S'nVJCS LID Oii LATDJU. aDml 4 .4 .1 •t•r and Reclat .. d Water hrvice Line• The Cl•trlct reaerva• th• right to deteraine the aise of the water and reclai med veter ••rVlce line•, the Mrvice conn.tctione, and the -t•r• and ehall aleo have the rlgbt to deter.in• t he kind and else of beckflow protection ~vice• for potable water eervice, in ecc:qrdance with .. ction 4 .10, and any and all other appurtenenc•• to the Hrvice. 11>e water or reclai111ed water aervice line• shall be in•talled to a curb line or property line ot tha cu•to.er•e property, abutting upon e public •treet, highway, alley, eaa ... nt, lane, or road (other t han a freeway) in which are inetalled water ~/or recleilll8d water 111aina of th• Dietr ict. t .t .2 Lateral lewer and Lateral connection• Ttle Di•trict •bell dater.in• and epecifr in tbe pert1it the eise, location, and .. nner of inata Ung the lateral •-r. Such cte.ign ebell be in accordance wltb the Di•trict '• rrac+en• AM Id• and Qm•tn•stton Mlt.DWal. If a lateral eewer ie inatalled by the applicant, owner, or C\let~r1 tM lateral ..war joint• ehall rem.in upoeed Wit il tlMy hllv• been iMpeeted and epprov.d by the Dietrict. The aha, elope, alignment, and Mterial • of coa.et:nactica of the cuatc.er'• building •-r and tbe -tbode to be lleed in excavating, plecing of the pipe, jointing, teeting, and backf ilUng of tbe trench ahall confort11 to the Dietrict'• Procedure• Guide and Oonet:naction Manual up appL\cable plumbing cod•(•) enact•d and enforced by the c iti•• of Irvine, Laguna Beech, Mewport .. •ch, Orange, Santa Ana , and Tuetin, a• well •• by the County of Orange .or i t• aucceeaor. 4 .S LIMITATIONS OH SBRVJCB CONNECTIONS: Mo pen11i t ehall be i aeued except on the following condition•: 4 .5 .l Water Service Connection• 4 .5 .2 Ill ~ch reaidence and/or buildi ng under ••parate ownerahip 111Uet be provi ded with a ei n9le and eeparate ~ater eervice connect ion and water 111eter except under epecial condition• •• deter.lned by the Dietrict. except aa provided below, two or 1110re building• under one ownerehip and on the eame lot or parcel of land ehall be eupplied by a aingle wat er meter. 121 The Dietrict reeervee the ri9ht to li111it the nulllber of building•. euch •• apart ... nt a or the area of land under one owner•hip to be eupplied by one wat·er aervice connection and water -t•r. Ill Except for a cond<>11iniu• building, not more than one water met er for domeetic or CCJllll9ercial •upply •hall be i netalled for one building, except under apecial condition• ae deter.ined by the Die trlct. (4) A wa ter eervice connection and water ineter ehall not be uaed to aupply adjoining property of a different owner, or to aupply property of t he aame owner aero•• a atreet or alley. (S) When property provided wi th a water eervice connection and water meter ie eubdivided, euch connection and meter ehall ba coneidered aa aerving the lot or parcel of land that it directly or firet entere. Additional water ..aine and/or eervic• line• will be required for all eubdivid•d areae in accordance with th••• Rule• end Regulation•. (6) All water uaed on any preai••• wh•r• a -t•r ia inet alled llN•t paee throU9h the -t•r . CUat01Mr• ehall be held reeponaibl• and cha1:9ed for all water pa••ing through their .. tare. 171 Bvery water eervice ehall be equipped with an angle curb atop or wheel valv. on the inlet eid• of the .. t ar; aucb valve or angle curb atop being intended eJtclu•ively for the uee of tbe Dietrict in controlling the water eupply through the water nervice line. If the curb etop or wheel valve 1n damaged by the cuatomer•a uae t o an extent requiring replace~ent , euch replecell'ellt ehall be at the cu•tOftM!r'a expenee. (8) If the cuetCNRer 'a rate of con•u~ption reeulte in exceaeive wear of the ... ter, or ia euch tha t the 111eter ia unable to meeeure tha flow of water accurately, the Dist rict May increaae the e ize of the tMtter and require paywient of the actual coat of inetalli~g the new lfteter. Later al Sewer• Ill For alngle family detached unit reeidential development a eeparate and independent lateral parcel or building under i ndi vidual ownerahlp. (2) Por condO!llinlum developmanta the following mini111um number of lateral eewer ehall ba provided: !al Hoh Stacked: 1 latera l per every two unite · 4• eize lbl 2 Story St acked: 1 latera l per every four unite -6° aize (cl Multi·Story: 2 lateral• per building -6" aile ()) Por apart-nt developncnta the following 111inl111U.111 nulllber of l ateral aewere ehall be provided: l lateral per building -6° ei ze 141 The Dietrict raaervea the ri9ht to liait the nuaber of building• or tha ar•a of l and under one ownerehip to ba connected to one lateral aewer . (5) When property provided with • let•ral eewer i • e\&bdivided, euch l ateral -wer •hall be coneidered ae Hrvin9 the lot or parael of land that it dlrectlr oT firet enter•. Additional •ewer• and/or ataral eewar• .. y will be required for all e\&bdivided •re•• 1JI eccordance with the•• ltul•• and ltegoulatione. •.S .l Reclai .. d Water Service COnnectione Ill The Dietrict reaervea the right to li•lt the area o f land under ona owner ehip to be eupplled by one reclai111ed water aervioe connectio~ and re~laimed wa ter -t •r. (21 A reclel!lled water eervice connection and reclaimed water ... tar ehall not be ueed t o eupply adjoining property of a different owner. Ill When property provi ded with e recleillled water ••rvice connection and reclai .. d water .. ter ie e\lbcUvided, euch connection and Mter •hall be conaldered ae ••rvint the lot or parc•l of lend that lt directly or fir•t entere. Additional reclaiMd water .. tn. and/or recl•i--4 water eerviee lin9a will be required for all eubdivided area• in accordance with thee• •ulee and R89'1latlone. <tl All r ec laimed water ueed on any pr-i••• where a. 111eter le inetalled llU4lt pa•• tbrou9h the 11eter. Cuetomere ehall be held relfPONlible and charved for all reclaieied wacer paeaing thl'OU9h their -t.•r•. (SI Svwry reclaleied wacer Mrvic• Hne •hell be equipped w1c h an angle curb etop or wheel valve on the l.nl•t eide of the MC•r1 evch vah• or antl• curb etop being intandad uolueivaly for the UM or the Dl•trict in controlling the rec:lailled •ter hpply thr0U9h the nclal9" .. ,., Nr"¥1ce UM. It the cul'b et.op or "l'heel val,,. 1• ... aged by the c~•t09er'• ~ .. to en ••tent requiring replecet11ant , nch ~laeaMnt •hall ba at the cu•ta.er•e ...,... ... t . I ULOCATIC* °" D'l'D nllVlCI t.lft, LAnu&. -.. OR UCLAIMD •TD -Vial Lift oa rsu ...,.,...... 9hiwl• a .. tw .. wtoe Une, latenl ""9ir, • 1N01e1-d •ler ._.._ 11• w Un ...-c. 1..Callet er-. t.o the .......... , ...... u ........... -.. u... .. .... ....-. el• • lMUll_. at • ..... 1eaec.&ea1 IM _. el ell r911 411 ....,. ... 91iell M ,.W ~ U.,._ill_, ..._i or a 11 r . All .-. Mftiw, i-....i -....., _. ... aieecl _._...aw ... Hn -~--....... ,.._.le II.Ml .._ I• su •• llMll • -w..1 •••nerr _. u. ...... all ........ -................ ~"' ......... ...i1 .. ,.w .... wa...-...... • •••110 . '·' I™a.llC'ttC*I .eo per-•hall ~ connect lon to t.ba Diecdc:t '• water. ...,.r, or ra olaieecl water facilitiee wi thout • &Mirait or •~cept ae provided in the ~raiit i eaued by the Diatrlct. lpeclfically, but not by way of li•itetioa a• to any conneation to the Dietrlct•e eeweray• facilitiee; no roof dowAepoute, exterior foun<Mtion dre n•. are•-Y 4.raina, car -•h pe4-not covered by a roof, or other itOUrc•• of tnarface runofl or ground wat er ebell be ~cted to a Di•trict •-r fac\lity or to a building eewer or buildift9 drain thee 1JI turn ie connected dir•ctly or indirectly to a Dletriet aewer facility . 4 .1 MBTllJt T'ISTINO lf a water or reclail!Mld wa t er tll8ter fail• to regietar during any period or i• known to re9l eter i naccurately, th• cuetOIMr ehall be cha rged with an average daily coneu111ption durln9·the aa111e 1110nth •hown by the reading of the 111eter when i n uae and regiatering accurately. Any cuatCM11er ... y dellWlnd that th• -t •r through which water or-reclai .... d water ie baing furnlehed be exa•i ned and teat ed by th• Oiatrict for the purpoae of '•c•rtaining whether or not it i• correctly regiatering the ai.ount of water or raclai .. d wat•r being delivered through it. Such de111&nd ahall be in writing and ehall be ..aCC0111p&nied by a depoeit equal to the charge for · teeting ae deterMined by the Diatrict. Upon receipt o f euch de .. nd a nd depo•it, the Diatrict will have the .. ter •xa•ined and t eated and, if upon euch teat the 111eter eh&ll be found to regieter ov•r two percent (2t ) 1110re wate r than actua lly pa•••• through it, th• .. t•r •hall be properly adjueted or another .. tar eubatituted therefor, t be depoeit ehall be returned, and the water or reclaieed water bill f or the current .onth will be adjueted proportionately . If the Mter ehould be found to regieter not 1110re t han two percent (2t ) more water than actually pa•••• through it, the depoeit •hall be retained by the • r c • expen•e o - 4.9 PlRB KYDRAHTS Pire hydrant• con~ected to the Oietrict'• aaina are provided for the •ole purpoee of furniehing water to fight f lrea and ahall be opened and Wl•d only by pereon9 autborhed by the Dietrict. In the event that the Dietrict authorise• the uee of euch hydrant• for puqio••• otber than •xtift9\1i•hing fire, euch authorisation ehall ba granted only through the procedure• and provi•ione contained ln Section •.1 of tbaae Rule• and Re9ulatione. R.atee to be charted for water extracted frOM euch hydrant for tellll>Orary conet:naction uee or other purpoa•• ahall be in acco~nc• with the applicable echedule contained in Bxhibit B to th••• RUl•• and ltegulatione. 4 . 10 WATER BACkf>:.OW PREVENTION 4 .10.1 • 10.2 4.10.l •.10 .• Genera l The purpoae of theee proviaione la to prote ct t he Dietrict•e potable water eupply againat actual or potential croaa -connectiona by isolating, wi thin the premiaea, contamination or pollution that ~y occur because of undiacovered or unauthor i sed croae-connection on t he pr eai aea. Theae provieione ar e in accordance with the Ca lifornia Adai niatrative Code, Title l? (Public Health), entitled "Regulation• Relating to Cro•a-Connectiona.• Th••• provieiona ahall be in addition to and not in l~eu of the control• and require .. nte of other r egul atory agenciee, auch •• local goverN!lenta l agenciee and-local and State Health Department•. These regulation• are intended t o protect the Diatric t'• potable water aupply and are not intended to provide regulatory meaeuree for protection of user• t roe the hazard• o( croa•-connectiona within their own premiaee. Notwiehetand1ng theee proviai one, the Oietrict accepts no reeponeibility for croaa-eonnectiona or reaulting hazard• or contami nation. The Diatrict hae developed an active cro•s -connection control program with a Croa•-Connection Control Inspector to adminleter the program. Any queatione or notification• reqarding the•• proviaiona or t he progra~ •hould be directed t o the Jnepector. Backflow prevention devicee , •• required i n theee provie ione, ahall be provided inata~led , teated, and .. int ained by t he applicant, owner, or cueto.ner at hi• expenee. Por epecific .at eri a le and inetallation requir•-nte, ••• the Di•trict' •J'roceduree O\lide and Conetruction Manual . The device• ehall be located on the pre•i•e• ••rv•d and ehall not be on the Dletrict'• portion of the ay•t••· All device• •hall be readily acceeeible for teeting end .. 1ntenance and no device ahall be •W-rt•d at any ti-. When water ••rvice i a initiated, the applicant muat provide euff icient inforMAtion, including plWllbing and building plane, to anable the Di•tTict to determine the level of backtlow protection required. The p roper backflow protection, ae detert1in•d by the Di•t rict, ehall then be i netalled and inapected bafore water eervice i e provided. Baeh th1e there i• a change of cuat01Mr (e ither owner or tenantl on any ca....rcial or·induatrial premiee, the new or previoua owner or r.uetomer ehall notify the the level of protec tion required. Aleo, any alteration• to exi e t lng onaite !acilitie• that may affect tho level o f protection required muat be reported immediat ely to the Dietrict. From th1e t o time, repreaentativ&a of any health agency having juri ediction and/or the Diatrict May conduct eurve ye of any premlaee where water eervice ie provided by the Diet rict. The purpoae o( euch eurveye ia to deteTll'line lf any actual or potenti al croee-connectione e•i•t. The applicant owner or c uetomer ehall provide reaeonable coopi!r•tion in facilitating auch eurveye . Additional i nformation concerning backflow prevention may be obta1ned from the •Manual of Cro•e-Connection Control,• Foundnt ion for Croaa-Conneet ion Control and Hydraulic Reeearch, Uni versit y of Southern C.lifornia, School of Engineering . Where Prot ection le Requ ired Backflow protection for th• Dietrlct •a potable water eupply &hal l be provided on each water eervice connectio n to: (1) premi••• having an auxiliary w•ter eupply euch •• r eclaimed or nonpotable water. If t he •..u:iliary water eupply ia approved for potable uae by t he public health agency having juriediction, backflow protection will not be required . 12) preMi••• on which any eubetance ie handled in euch faehion th.ct could pel'111it entry into the water eyetem. Thia •hall include the handling of proceee watere and water• orlginati n9 fl"Oel the Dietrict•e eyeteM that have been eubj ect to deter ioretion in eanitery quality. (l) pre•i ••• that have internal croeerconnectione, unleee •uch cr·oee-connection.e an abated to the eatiefacti on of th• Diatrict and approved by t he etate or local health a9ency. (4) pr-1••• beving intric•t• plllllbir19 and piping arrang ... nte or where not all portione of the pret11ieee are readily ac:ceeaible for inepection purpoeH. (5) pre.!••• having a repeated hietoyY of croe•· c:onnectiona being eatabliehad or re·•etabliehed. Type of Protection The type of protection r•quil'ed i• related to th• de9ree ot haaercS that •-'•t• on the pr-ieee ••~. The type of protect!-device that Ny be required (11eted in tnor•aa1f'lg level ot protectionl incluct.e1 Double Check Valve (DC), Reduced •r•••ure •rinclple lacllUow '1-evention Devic. (ltPPDI, •nd an Air o.p .. parn1on IMJJ . The water uen NY chooH • hi9bar level of protection than required by the Dietrict. The ~inlwium1 typee required. r.letive to variova ait\Hltion• ehall be •• required by Celifornie Adllllinl•tr•ti..,. lt•9"l•tlone, Title 17. or to the ••tent not covered t.h•reby. aa deter111ined by the Diat rict and/o~ health e9ancy. 1napection and -..1nt enance of Protective O.V1cee lt •hall be the duty ot the water ue•r on any r .... , ... on Which baeltUow preftfttlon deViet1e ere iuta 194 to tua" co.peteftt inepecuone Mde at i ... t aaoe • yee.r, or 1110r• often in thOee l,_.t•llC!e• -ti.r. Ml~iv• Continued on page 9 ... j MLICMOTICU PUILIC NCmCll -.. Continued from page 8 4 .10.S t .10.6 4.10.7 in•peotiona indicate repeated failure. All inapection• and teating •hall be perfor11M1d by a teeter certified by the local health department . The devicaa ahall alao be teated i-diately after they are i netalled, relooated or repaired and •hall not be placed in aeirvice unle•• they are functioning •• required. The Oht:Tict will notify the applicant owner or cuatomera When routine teating 1• need~d and ~leo aupply them with the neceaaary fonna that MUat be filled out each t i111t1 a device ia teated or repaired The notice will include the date when the teat muet.be COlllplatad, generally 30 daya after the date of the notice. The COC11Pleted, orginal fon111 ahall be returned to the Diatrict. Copiea of t.he completed for.ti ahall alao be aent to the local health dapllrt111ant . The applicant, owner or cuatOllllr •hall noti[y the Oiatrict •any ti111e the device i• repaired, replaced or relocated. A device •hall be repaired or replaced by, and at the expanae of the water uaar, whenever it i• found to be defecti~•· Record• of all •uch teata and repair• aball be .. intained by the ~ater uaer. The Diatrict may requeat recorde regarding any backflow prevention device on the pre•iaea. A device 111ay be removed for repair or replacement provided that (a) water uae ia discontinued until• repair or replacement ia CC>ft!Pleted and the device ie returned to aervice, or (bl the aervice connection ia equipped with other backf low protection approved by the Diatrict. ·A retPst will be required following th repair or replacement of the device. e Y re oca e o owing conCirn1ation by the Diatrict that the relocation will continue to provide the required protection and satisfy installation requirement s . A retest will be required [ollowing the relocation of t he device. Mark ing Safe and Unsafe Water Linea Where the premiaea other than single-family residences contain dual or multiple wat e r 11ystema and piping, the exposed portions of pipelines shall be painted banded or 111ar ked ~t auff icient intervals to diatingui~h ' cl~arly wh ich water is aafe for drinking purposes and which i11 not aa f e. All outlets intended for drinking purpoees shall be pla1nly marked to indicate that fact. For ~ingle -family residences which have reclaimed aerv1ce1 provided, only those wat e r outlets wh ich nonpotable water ahall be ma rked with the words •Reclaimed Water -Do Not Drink.• water serve For single-family residences which contain water ayateMB. a 11 potable water eerv ice pi ping ahal l all be copper pi pe. All ~eclaimed waterlines ahall be purple PVC pipe per district Procedural Guideline& and General l>eaign Requirements. Reporting of Pollution or Contamination In the event of contamination br pollution of the potable water eyetem due to a cro11s-connection on the pre111illee , the local health officer and District ahall be promptly advised by the pereon responsible for the water ayst em ao that appropriate meaeures may be taken to mitigat e the contaMination or pollution. Water Service Tennination When the District determine• that wa t er uaea or condition11 encountered by the Diatrict represent a clear and i11111ediate hazard to the District'• water aupply that cannot be immediately abated, the District ahall inatitute the procedure for discontinuing water uae. Conditions or water uses that create a baaia for water aervice tennination ahall include, but are not limited to, the following: (1) (2) (J) (4 ) RefUSl)l to device. Refusal to Refusal to device Re f usal to device. install teat a repair replace a •~quired bac~flow prevention back flow prevention device. Ill faulty backf low prevention Ill faulty backf low prevention (51 Direc t or indirect connection between the District's water system and 111 aewer . (61 Unprotected direct or indirect connection t;>etween the DiRtrict'R ~atPr system and a ayetem or equiprnent cnntaining contaminants. (7) Unprotected di1ect or indirect connection between the Dietr1ct's water system and an auxiliary water ayetem. (8) (9) At alngle-f amily residences with reclaimed water service, the installation of any piping other than copper pipe for potable water service and/or purple PVC pipe for reclaimed w~ter service , or any piping otherwise not in conformance with the requi rements of the Procedures Guide and Construction Manual For conditions 1. 2, J, 4, or 9 above, the District will terminate service to a customer's premiae ••followa: The Diatrict will notify the applicant, owner or cuatomera when routine teating or corrective action ia needed and al•o aupply them with the neceaaary forma that auat be filled out each time a device ia teated or repaired. The notice will include the date when the teat or corrective action 111U&t be completed, generally 30 day• after the date of the notice. The completed, original fonna ahall be returned to t he Diatrict. COpiea of the completed forma ahall also be aent to the local health department . Th• applicant, owner or cuetomer ahall notify the Dietrict any t1111e the device ia repaired, replaced or relocated. A aecond nolice ahall be aent to each water user who doe• not have t heir backflow prevention device t eated or take other corrective action •• preacribed in the firat notice within the time allowed. The aecond notice will give the water uaer a lS-day period to have their backflow prevention device teated or take other correc tive action. If no action ie taken within the 15-day period, then a thir.d notice wiJl be aent to the water uaer giving the water uaer a final 10-day period t o have the device teated or take other corrective action . If no action la taken within the 10-day period, then th• Diatrict will notify the uaer that water aervice wi~l be tern1inated and proceed to tut'll off the water until the device ia teated and peaaea the t eat or other corr~ive action i• taken and approved. lf no action i• taken wi t hin the allowed tiMe period, water Hrvica NY be taTillinated in aceot:danca with Section 14 , EHf'ORCIMEHT AND PDIALTISS . Por condition• S, '· 7 or 8 above, the Di•trict will 111ake reaaonable ef fort to adviae t he water uaer of intent to teTilinate water aarvice . Then, the Di•trict will tel'1!1inata the wat er aarvica and loc~ the •ervic• valve in the clo••d p0ei tion. Weter ••rvice wi ll not be rt1in•t•t•d until correction ot all violation• baa been approved by th• Di•triet. railur• to correct the vlolation• 111ay reault in ~r111&nent tar111ination of watar aarvlce in accordance wi th lectlon 1 •• IMl'ORC9"!NT AlfD Pa!W.TllS. t .ll aSWD PCltfl.ON PUVDITJON •••id4tneea and other building• .. rTed by the Olatrlct'• .... r ... fae111t1•• •hall be protected tro. the bac-(low ot .... t ... t•r in the lataral .. wu• u be ... l.tl provided. Dnlnefe pipint H1"1Jift9 filltua·H. the flood lenl riu ot wbleb en lontecl ,,_low the ri• •leY•tlGA of the lllPblll -uol• ot U• Dlan1et ...,.r •aid elloft the Clt'CMllll lewl of the Dletric:t 118.1• ..-r, •hall dnla "1 fT8Ylly lato the P&etrlct •in ...,.,. and ehall .a. prKeot. .. tnm tieoltflow of ..,..._ .. "' lnet•lUIW ea ..,...o, .. t:ne a.abiilte.r '"lee, an4 M01' --' ~ur -.icie eNll a. laletall .. -.i, la tut .,..... or ..atloe or tlMI dni ..... .,.t_ t1Mat ,..., ... u. clllectMlrp fl'09 Uxtuee looet.ed -.1ow the •JA.,.tlcm of tM OYltt OI' P"'9"' l lM. 8H11..Cetr ... lCH ~l .... "' tbl• Wti• llMll M lOOllted .._ .. taie, wlU a-ftlldUy and ... uy •CIC:9Mil>l• ru 1....-a.n .... ~ .. •t .u , ........ lial ... o.tl..-.ly PUBLIC NOTiCll ·~•d, •hall be enoloeed in a watertight 11Aaonry pit fitted with an adequately •i•ed removable cover. Th• applicant, owner, or eu•toeMtr ahall provide and 11111intain, at hi• expen••, beckwater devlca• and appurtenance• •• required in thia ••ction. &aeh alj(!h device ahall be located on the property it protect• and ahall not be allowed in the public right of way. 4.12 AllI1iOflIZIO US8S ro• Jt8CLAil!CBD WATBJl In accordance with the proviaiona of Section 1, the uaea of reclai!Mld water 111ay include, but not by way of lilllitatlon, landacape irrigation, agricultural irrigation, conatnicti~n water, induatrial proc••• wat er, cooling tower malteup water. water for fluahing toilet• and urinal• in high riae buildin~•. and Diatrict rec re,tional impoundment . Bach auch uae muat be conaidered for P-!'proval by the Diatrict on a caae·by-caae baaia, and the Oiatrict aiay determine in its diacretion whether it is neceaaary or deairable to furnish reclaimed water for the epeci[ic uae involved. Determination• •• to apecific uaea to be allowed shall be in accordance-with the standard• of treatment and water quality requirement• aet forth in Title 22, Chapter. 4, of the California Administrative Code. Prior to approvil)g such uaee, the Diatrict may, in its diacretion, aet forth spec ific requirements aa conditions to providing such aervicea and/or require apecifi c prior approval from the appropriate regulatory agenciea . 4 ,13 SCHBDUJ,.ING RECl.>.IHED WATER The Diatrict reserves t he r ight to control and achedule the use of rec laimed water i f , in the opinion of the MlU\ager o r hie deaignated repreeentative , acWeduling ia neceaaary for purpoaea including, but not limited to, the maintenance of an acceptable working preaaure in the reclaimed water ayatem and providing for reasonable aafeguarda in relation to public health. Guidelines for auch acheduling ahall be aa deemed appropriate by the Manager or hi• deaignated repreaentati ve. 1• 4 . 14 BMBRGBNCY CONNECTIONS TO RECLAIMED WATBR S,YSTEM If in the opinion of the Diatriot, an e111ergency exiata whereby in all or a portion of the reclai .. d water ayatem reclai111ed water i11 not available, the Manager .. ,,=·approve a temporary connection to the potable water ayatem. Before auch te111porary connection ia Made, the portion without reclaiMed water ehall be isolated by an air gap aeparation from the remainder of the reclaimed water ayatem either at individual aervices or on the offaite ayatem, aa determined by the Dietriot and an approved baclcflow prevention device "r devic-e6 of th<' typ!' <llll .. rrninlld in 11c-cordance with Sect ion 4 .10 herein, shall be i118li11le<l on the potabl e water line 0 1 lines i n accordance with these Rules and Regulations and any and a l l applicable rules and regulations of the State and local health departments . Thie emergency connection or connecti ons shall be removed before connection is re-established to the remainder of the recla imed water system. 4 .15 RESPONSIBILITY FOR MAI NTENANCE 4 .15.l 4 .15.2 4 .15.l ".15." Water and Reclaimed Wa t er The applicant, owner, or cusr:orner 1e responsible for maintaining all onsite facilities that are under the ownership of parties othe r than the District. Sewer -Single Family Units The applicant, owner, or customer is r esponsible for maintenance of the building sewer and the l ateral sewer. Any lateral sewer or building eewer ahall be cleared and cleaned by the applicant, owner, or cuetoroer at his own ~xpense. The lateral (parl of private property! ·is the responsibility of the owner to repair or reconstruct . Sewe r · Multi -Dwelling Units (Condominium COft\plexes and Townhomes) Maintenance of onsite sewer main linea shall be the responsibility of the uistrict up to the main line cleanout or laat manhole . In order t o qualify for 11uch maintenance, these facilities must be fully dedicated to the District, includin9~~roper eaaemente, and approved by the Manager or h1s deaignee. All laterals upatreaM of the main line are the reaponeibility of the owner/applicant. Obetruction of or Deposit of Material in Meter Boxes or Hydrants No peraon ahall place. dispoae, or depoait or permit tile tpl,.acernent , diapoaal or depoait of oil, toxic, hazarClous or contaminated liquid or waate, traah, dirt, building 1N1terial1 or other aubatancea, object• or obatructiona i n. on or around meter boxea, and i t aball be tbe reaponaibility of each applicant, owner, or cuatomer to prevent meter boxes. Diatrict hydrant• or o ther Diatrict facili ties from becoming obatnicted or obacured by such applicant, owner, or cuatoa1er•a tree•, ahrube, plant• or in any other tnanner ao aa to impede their uae or acceas to-them or 111&ke their location di fficult to determine. If suc h substances. ob jects or obstructions are not cleaned and removed or are permitted to obscure or impede euc-h facilities, the Diatr ict may, after providing reaaonable notice to the applicant. owner or cuat omer, acc0111plioh the cleaning and removal and c harge the applicant. owner or customer for the coat of doing so. ANO MANAGEMENT PRACTICES As stated in Section 1 herein, it is the desire of t he District to effect conaervation of water resources whenever pooeible, such measures being consistent with l egal re11ponsibilitios to utilize the wa t e r resource & of the State of California and the District. Fac~lities Cor irrigation of n~w or existing parks, median strips, landacaped public areas or landscaped areas, lawns , or gardens surrounding 11ngle family homes, condominiums, lownhouses, apartments, and industrial parka ahall be de11 igned and i n~talled in ouch a way as t o conserve water. Reclaimed ~ater is considered a wate r reaource by the Oiatrict, therefore, the aame restrictione ahall apply for all usea of r ec laimed water aa for potable water . Rate and extent of application of water ehall be controlled by the uaer so as to miniMize run-off from the i rrigated' areas. All water closets installed after January 1, 1994 muat f lu11h with 1.6 gallons of water or leas. Whenever reaaonably poaaible, ~~ter cloaete in existence O...Con!! the effective date muat be fitted with retrofit devices, auch aa, but not limited to, devices s~l into the toilet tank, which decrease the amount of water uled to fluah auch water cloaeta. 4 .17 INTERIM MATER SERVICES 4.17.1 •.17.2 General The Diatrict•a potable water ayateM haa been ~ater planned to aerve the ulti111&t• need• of r .. idantial, commercial, and induatrial· develop11enta i n the Diatrict•a aervice area. l>eaign and conatn&ction of facilitie• are phaaed i n uni aon with the above 111e11tioned developa19nt1. However, the Diatrict will provide aervice for interi11 uaea whenever poaaible, although auch uaea ahall be aubject to t he condition• aet fort h herein. Temporary Service Connection• 111 (3) Ill ••> (SI TeMporary service connection• are pri111&rily inatalled for the convenience and uae of indivi dual•. contract.ore, end companlea during conatruction work . However, th•V are not li•ited to conatn.ictlon purpoaea but Mey be inatalled for any uae . Th• Contractor or other per90n applying for a Matar or 118tera •hall be held reeponaible for 1011 or dauge to the meter fra. the ti-it l• in.talled until it ia r....oved, or until •• hour• •fter notice in writing ha• been given the Oi etrict that th• contractor or other peraon ia finiahed u•lng the 111eter. Plow• through • 2 1/2 inch or l erger t~rery .. rvJce fire ~ydrant -t•r •hall be li•ited to a 11111xi.u• of i~o gallon• per •inute, unl••• othervl .. •uttiorised in writlDIJ at the tl .. of •'PPliC.tion. Any deliberate ett9""t on the p&t-t of the 111ppltcant or u .. r to lncre••• the flow 1• juet eauae for the Diatriet to d.iecon(inue ••rv!ce. The 01atrict r•••rv•• the ri9bt to 1ater~t eervlc• with<Nt notice it •uoh ua•e• l• cauel119 pr•••ure in ttw •r•t•• to drop below an eooeptabl• r•"99· lach tftlPOl'ary ••n1~ C\aet-r •hall Miit• •very att9t1Pt to .. antaln a oonetant flow t~ ~ -Hr. To ~leve thl• r.1111h--.at.. U. CWM.-r MY -. nc,al .... to prowl• end l"9taU a M.,..,. fa.cUltfY CCIGIWtnodOft t e,., ... u 1nt•l'1• r....,,. r, 11tc.) • .,.f'OWff a.,, the Dl9t.rlft, tn OOftjWIC'tlOll wit" the ..i.,;. FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1996 PUIUC IOTICU PUILIC NOTICU 4.17.) 5.l 5.2 5 .3 m When uaing f i re hydrant• for temporary .._rvice connaction1, no iM>r• than one ~tlet per hydrant •hall be UHd for thia purpoee; however, t.he v.ae '• of aia--. fitting• approwad by tbe 01etrict ia • • • !• acceptable provided that the additiooal flow doe• '' not aignificantly i11pair pre•aurea in the -·-• diatribution ayat ewi. (71 The -xi-duration of ti-a te..,orary -rYica -Y be applied for ia aix iaontha. At the •I"' .--:i concluaion of aix 1110ntha, the cuatomer -y reapp)-¥. a1 ,1 for aervice, aubject to approval froia tbe Diatrict. . .. -~· Agricultural Seirvice Connectiona .. ~r ,, ~ '""'· ., j -44 ~ •• (11 The Dietrict reaerves the right to regylate agricultural uaers without notice if preaaurea i~t .. .;i.,, the diatribution ayateM drop below the minilllUM acceptable range . The Diatrict reaervea the righ~ . ,... to interrupt agricultural aervice at any time , without notice if auch uaage ie cauaing preaauu4; ,;,~: in the eyate~ to drop below a ~iniMua acceptable , d'• range . When preaaure ia reau111t1d t o an acceptabl~ .. J • , range for a reasonable period of t i me, all ·~ ~n regulated agricul tural eervicea will be returne4 -to their reque•ted f lowa. Repe~ted occurrence•;(';,, preaaurea dropping below a minimum acceptable r ange.may_reault in permanent discontinuation by the Di•tr~ct of the agricultural uaer•a aervice upon 30 dltya, notice. 12) All requeate for water and reclaimed water for agric ultural purposes must be !Nlde 24 hour• in advance of the intended use. Only authori&ed Oi&tricl personnel will set and adjuet flow• from a-11 agricultural service connections. (3) Water and reclaimed water for agricultural uae shall be delivered at a constant rate. c angee 1n hours of 7:00 a .m. and 3:00 p .m . All changes in ~ flow shall be requested prior to 10 :00 Q.m. the day prior to the intended change . SecLion 5 FACI!.JTIES QESIGN AND CONSTRUCT!QN GENERAL " . .. All o ffaite wat e r, aewer, and reclaimed water facilitie• apd all onaite reclaimed water facilities ahall be deaigned .,4 constructed according to the requirements, condition•. an standards aet forth in the Procedures Guide and Conatruct on Manual which document is on file at th« off ice of the District, and by this reference is i ncorporated herein. The recla imed water system, includ1ng both offaite and onsite facilities, shall be separate and independent of any potable water system. - Any requi red backflo~ prevention devices on potable water services and flow or pressure control devices shall be downstream.of the meter and provided by the applicant, owner, or cu11tomer at his expense . OFfSITE WATER, SEWER, ANO RECLAIMED WATER FACILITIES Any water distribution, 11ewage collection, or reclaimed water distribution system facilitiesdetennined by the Di11trict t o be required to r~ovide service within developments of the property within the Di11trict shall be provided by the applicant, owner, or customer at hie expenae. Plans and specifications for all water distribution, aewer collection, and reclaimed water dietribution facilitiea ehall be submitted to and approved by the District in advance of conatruction. The Diatrict will aaaume reaponaibi.lity for providing water, aewer, and reclaimed wa ter aervice to the point of connection (individual lot• for residential water and aewer aervice and reaidenti al yard reclaimed water irri911tion aervicel of auch development upon tranafer to the Diatrict of title to all facilities in tbe required ayatelUI and any neceaaary eaaeaMtnta therefore. All eaae .. nta ahall be in • fona acceptable to the Diatrict and not aubject to outatanding obliqationa to relocate auoh facilitiea or any deed• of truat, except in inatancea wbere auch i a detenained by the Boar d or the Manager t o be in the beat intereata of the Oiatrict . Modification or relocation of the meter or other facility which re-ault• in nonconformance with applicable proviaione of these Aulea and RegulationP, the Procedures Guide or the Construction Manual is prohibited and ehall be corrected at the expen11e of the applicant, owner, or cuatomer. upon • failure or refusal of the applicant, owner or customer to make auch correction, the Oi•trict may, aft e r providing r easonable notice to the applicant, owner or customer, 111ake the correction and charge the applicant, owner or cuatOll'er for the coat o f doing •o. ONSITE RECLAIMED WATER FACILITIES A:ny onsite reclaimed water f acility . . applicant, owner, or customer shall retain title to all such onai te facilities. Oneite reclaimed water facilities. in addition to conforming to the Procedures Guide and Constru~~ion Manual ehall confonn to local governing codes, rules. and regulations. The Cities of Irvine, Laguna Beach, Newport Beach, Orange, Santa Aria, and Tustin. and the County of Orange ahall have authority over materials, equipment, design, and construction methods uaed for onsite reclaimed water facilities within their juri11diction, provided that when the District's Procedures Guide and Construction Manual require a higher quality ma t eri al, equipment, deaign or construction Method than that required by the above local governing codes. rules, and regulations, the Di atrict•e Procedure• Guide and Conatruction Manua l ahall be cont roll ~ng. Plane and apeciticatione and record drawing• e~all be pr epared and aubmitted to the Diatrict in accorda nce with the Procedure• Guide and Conatruction Manua l . Plan• and apecifications muat be approved by the Diatrlct prior to commencing conatruction. Prior to coanenoeMent of aervice to any onaite eyete111 uaing reclai-d water, t:ecord drawi ng• •hall be provided and approved and the inatalled ayatem ah.all be teated under active condition• t o anaure that the operation la in accordance with the intent of the .. Rule• and Regulationa. In accordance wi th Section 1 herein, in tboea area. where r ec laimed wate r i a not imoediataly avail able for u.a. when the deaign area i • ready for conatniction, and if the Diatrict haa deter.ined that reclai..ct water will be aupplied in the future, the onaite faciliti•• eh.all nevartheleaa be deaigned to WI• nclai-.d -ter. Provie1on• •hall be .. de and tbeae Rul .. and •egulatione followed to allow for connection to the reclai .. d wat er facilitie• when they becOlle available. In the intari•. potable dolllaatio water will be eupplied to the reclai .. d water faciliti~• through a temq>Orai:y potable -t•r connection. A backflow preventer of the type detenlined in accordance with hctiqn 4 .10 herein will be requi~ aa long as the onalt• faciliti•• are uaing potable water . Tho' backf l ow preventer ahal l be dovnatreaM of the ... ter and ahall be a part of t he onalte fac~lltiea . The DJetrict will re1110ve t he back!low preventer and will lllllk• the connection to the onaite facillti•• when reclai-.d wat er bec:omea available. . ~· S.• CONVERSIONS OP BXISTINO FACILITIES f"Olt RECLl\IMRD WATS~ Where it i• planntld ~hat any exl •ti ne weter ayet .. be converted to a recla11111d water faci lity, a 00111pr•henai,,. inveati9ation elMlll be perto.,._d by or for the D1atr1ct at the e~n•• of the applicant;, owner. or cuatc.er. The facilitiel to be coo,,.rted to ~•claimed ~ater u ... •hall be inveatigated in detail , incl~n9 r.vlew of any record drawing•, preparation of requir.d report•, and detenalnationa by "the Dl atrict of •••una nKU .. ry to bring tJ\e •Y•t•• tnto full COMplian~ wlth the .. •~1•• and ka9ulet1one for reclat11ed ••t•r .. ~le. lncludiftt, but not li•lted to S.ct\/ln S.> thel"e<>t and the Dietrlct•• Proced\aree O\lide and Conatruction ... nual . lfc) potabl• water facillt1•• •h•ll be connect-4 to or Sncorporat•d ln the rec:lal.-d ~t•r •V•t• ttwkt ha¥e not been appt"OV'eO for r.clal-.d •t•r ••1"VlO. l:)y the Oiatriet . ~. ! Al..TatMATI rtMANCUIC 1Ca M'l'OllDULI .Ml>/O. lDll IIKUS HOUal NO PitO.JICTS Continued on page 10 ... j .. ,, FIUDAY, AUGUSt 2. 1996 NIUCiOW WIOtlili .... Continued from page 9 j s.s.1 aeque•t tor Public Pinanc l nt u proper t{ within the Di•trict for whlch weter, eever a nd/or rec ai .. d wat•r ••rvica ltl l"eq'U••tad will include not l a•• than ten per~nt of th• unit• •• a l lort!abl• and/or low lnCIOIMI hou•1n9 uni te •• herein defined or haa been dea1gnatad by the City of Irvine, County of Orange , or ot her auch 91\tity for land "" which requirH t hat a portion of the uni te belnt developed ahall be .tfordable and/or low inccma bou•ing unit• a• herein defined, any aucb applicant, owner or cuatOIAer when requeating water, 9eWer atlld/or recl•i.ed wat er aervice for auch property .. y requeat the Di•trict to initiate proceadinga P'll'lt\Ulnt to 1111Plicable lawa t o f orm a apecial --...-at cliatrict for the purpo.e of publicly f~ni tlae off•ite and CID8it• water, -r and/or nclai-.1 -t.•r faciUt.i-neceeeary t o Hl"Ve eaid "--l~t u -11 u any ••-•a.bl• port.ion of the future cepit.al coet. ~icb will be incurred by or benefit t.M initial property ownera at the ti .. of connection to ••id faoillti ... The propoaad aeH•-nt. diatrict •hall include all of t h• area eli gible for alteI"Date financint •• prowicled for in t bia .. ction s .s.1 and web other an& logiully aarved by t he f acilit i•• .. determllled by t..be Di•trict i n it• diecret ion. Thi• provi ao i• intended to include the affordable and/or low inc:c.e bou8ing unit• a• -11 •• the "'8rket r ete unit• for which •ervice i e requaatcd purauant to t hi• Section 5 .5 .1 . 5 .5 .2 Initiation of Public Fi nancing . Upon receiving a requeat P'lr•11&11t to Section 5 .5.1 ., the Di at r ict •hall, unl .. a i t ..it.• t he f inding• ••t forth in 8eg~k>ft 5 15.l, i ni to applicable l awe to for111 a epecial •••••a .. nt Dia trict for t he purpo•• of publi cly f i nancing tha o!feite and on•i te wat er, ••wer and/or n clai-.d wat er Cac ilitiea nac••••z:y lo •eTV• aaid development •• well •• any •••••••bl• portion of the fut ure capi tal coet• which will be incurred by or benefit t he initial property owner• at t he ti-of connection to ••id Cacilic:iee. 5 . 5 .3 Retuaal to Initiate Public Financing The District may deny a raque•t ... de pureuant to Section 5 .5 .l only e fter not ice and a public hearing and only if it f inde that euch a•••• ... nt dietrict f inancing i& no l onger conei•t •nt with •ound 11U11icipal financing practice• or ia not econ<>111icell y fea•i ble for the particular project . J ( other 111ean• of euch alternute financing are available and are con•i•tent with eound municipal financing pract ice•, •uch other me•n• of financing ehall be i111>l• .. nted by the Dietrict. I n lftaking • f indi ng under t hi • Section 5.5.), the Oi•trict •hall r ender a written deci•ion which identifiee the evidence it relied upon and t he rea•ons eupporting it• deci•ion. 5 .5.4 T1me for Acting on Reque•t The District •~>11 act upon • requeat 111ade pur•uant t o Section 5.5.l within 60 d.aye ot t he receipt of the request . 5 .5 .5 Affordable and/or Low IncOtMt Hou•i ng "Affordable and/or Low Income Houai ng • •• uaed herein ehall have the ••me meaning •• u•ed i n the bou•ing element adopted pureuant t o Government Code Section 65580 of the governmenta l agency havi ng j uri•dict i on over the zoning of any given development. 5.5 .6 Off-Site Facilitiee •off -Site Fac ilities• •• ueed herein •hall nean other than in-trect faciliti•• which are not peid for by th• Dl•trict pureuant to it• Rule• and Regulation• f rOlll general obligation bonde or otherwi ••· 5. s . ., Cr.<>1d1n1n 1 11 w11 h Othc1 /\9f"nc1es Whc11 1'<>or.1bl••. 111 th .... v,.n1 1 hat Olotri•:t agrees t .. ln1t1atc p1oceed1n9s purauant to Secti6n 5.5.1., the Ou1tr1ct w1 I I '" L"mpl to cootdinate auch proceeding" w1c.h 8\mtl•• procr,,tlingo initiAt ed by another agency or other ag~nc1es h•v1nq )ur1ediction over other a •pecta of the 1nfr•et runure required for the d!'velopment euch .... r ut nc• by wAy c,f 111111tat1on, etreeta, lighting. open spacf'. etd!'walk~. and curbs . sect1011 6 fACJ !.! Tl £5 OPERATION 6 .1 OFFSJTE WATER, SEWER, /\NO RECLAIMED WATER PACILITIBS Openu Hl" a11d nuivelll.incf'." ot all of the Di,.lrlct'• ofC•ito water, sewer, and r~cl a1med water eyatem facilities, including. but no::>t limited to, w8ter. sewer, and reclai-d water p1pelineA, 1enervoirs, pumping •t11t1on•, fire treatm•nt facilities, and other appurte~snce• and property up to 11r1d 111rlud1ng th,. D1F>trict'11 me ter, ehal l be under the m11n•qem .. nt anr:I cont t ol o{ the Di•t rict . No other per•on• exc~pt authorized empl oyees and/or repre•entativee of t he o~s~11 ct shall hav0 any right to enter upon. in•pect, ~perat•, Ad)uat, change, alter, move, or relocate any portion of the foregoing or •ny o! the District'• property In the event thar •uch should occur, all charge• and pen8lt 1es shal l bl> App l Lcable and collected. Such action shall al•o be 1n vi ol~tton of any and all appl icable fed•ra l, Atate, and l ncal sta tutee , ordinance•. regulation•, and ot h~r r'"qu i l'l'.i11•11t s 6 2 ONSJTE FACILITIES 5 .2 .1 o .. neral 6 .2 .l . ., " The operation and Rutveillance of oneite weter d istribution, oPwer collection, and reclaimed water dietribut1on {Acilitiea are the reaponeibility of the app licant. owner. or cu•t°"'8r , One1te Reclai111ed Water Facilitie• The operation and •urveillance of all oneite reclai111ed water ayet~m faciliti•• u•i ng the Di•t rict•• rac lai 111ed water, ehall be under t he .. naget11ent of an •on.it • Reclaimed Water Supervi•or• de•igna ted by t he applicant, owner, or cu•tOINr and approved by the Di•trict . If there ie a non-reeident owner, a local Oneite Recla i111ed Water supervieor •hall be appointed. Por •ingle-fa•ily reaidencea which have a real•illled water ••rvice connection , t he owner •hall be conai derad to be the deeignated •0naite k•cla i .. d Mater Supervieor• unle•• otherwhe i ndi cat ed on t he applicaUon for tbe eervice connection reque•t . In the event t hat 90IA9on• other t han the owner i • de•ignated •• the "Oneite Recla illed Wa t er 8uperviaor• and thi • per aon la no longer a•eociated with t he property, the owner •hall e9ain be con•idered t he •0n•ite Recl ai .. d Water Supervi eor• until writt en notification i• -de to the Olatrict . The Dietrict •hall furnieh t he na .. of the On•ite Reclai .. d Nater 8upervieor to the a.gional "-t•r Qua lit y control ao.rd and a tate and County Health • Depart .. nt• at l•••t 30 day• pTior to c:oemiencing H rvice . However , P'!r•uant to Sect ion 1 .2 of the .. Rule• and Re<;ru l atione, t he Manager or •uthori aed repreeentat.ive• of t he Di•trict •hall .oni tor and ,in•pect the entire recla i .. d wat er •Y•t••• including on•i te and offaite fecilitiea, and fOT theH purpon• •ball have t.he right to ent e r upon the cuatcmer•• pre.lee• duri ng rM-bl a houra. Th• On•ite Raclai111ed Water l upervi eor •hall ba r••pon•ible for t h• i net al lation, operat ion, and 111ai ntet1anc:e of the oneit• recrlai-4 wter sy•t-. enforcing applicable requi re.ent• of ti. D1•tricr\ • • perwite, preventir19 potent ial heaarde ,..lated t.o euch ay•t ••· 11ainte nance o f t he •Y•t .. ~lane in •aa-blailt • forw, -.and dietribution of recl•i..ed veter in accordance with applicable law• and peridu held by the Dleuic t . In partlcuh r, but not bV way of Haitation, tMOne1t• Recla i.ed Wate r lupervteor •hall have the followlnt r••pon•ibiiti•• in rel•tion to operat ion of OAeit• facUitiH I (1) (2) To .. k• •ure t hat all operat iona per90ftnel a re train-4 and f•~ili•riaed wit h tt\9 UH of recl•111Mtd water. To furni•h t heir opereti on• perllCll!n91 wl tb .. int•~ i n•tl'\Mlt i Ofta , oontroller ca.a~. and ACOt'd d.raviot• to ennH ~r optrltion in accordance wiU' tai. -ite faoU ilia• deeip and t ..... bl• .... -.,Ul•ti Clft•· <•• ISi ,,, ftt .....-n aild ...a.ilt to t ... Dletrict. -(1) •t .. noord llrawiJl9o. • ftt llOtlfr t ... Di•trlot of llDY aad all \.llldat•• ._........ , ....... u, .. u ... , or aMltJillle.to c.119 _.ito IMillUN, -.Seh ob 111 elllall ,...ain H 4Hal .IW ~ Di.Ulet ...... 11 be ... ,_. ii.a .......... aocl0l'41 .... 1:0,tr. ~~-. ~ti ... , Md •t.elllkrde Mt lonla lA the Dl•triOC'• end Mt fonb lA ti..e. aulu and -..iau.... iDoludiD1 Mt eot Uaited to e.ctiOll 1.1 thereof. In acco~ with the .-.e ref.,..oced requlr-nta, ~tione, alld et_..nle cluu'lee• -..t be •\lbait.tad to the Dietrict (or plan check and ~al priOI' to oodlltruction. The coaetrvc:tion abaU M in.pected by the Diatrict, and reviHCI recot'd drawing• end controller chart• eball be QPl'OVed by the Dlatrict. Ta. Di•trict -y. if it ct.a.. auch to be in the be•t intereat of the Di•trlct, waive or 90dify any of the foregoing. To eneure that the reolai.ed wet.er fac ilit ie• remiain ta accordance with the•• ltulH and R89Ul•tione including th• Di•trict•a •roc:ed\lrea Guid• and Oonetl"l.lction Manual . Por eJtalllll•, but not by way of li•itetion, •• atated in the da•ign criteria .. ction of the •boY• nfal'9ncad apecificatione: (•) U>l (cl td cro.e-conJMtct ion• between potable wat er faciliti•• and on•ita reclai .ed wat er facilities are forbidden . Hoe. bibb• on reclai .. d water faci l iti•• are forbidden. DrinJting fountai n• •hall be protected f roa the epray of reclai.ed water . The Dietrict •hall provide •paci al label• for any backflow preventer and houee pra••ure regulator, and homeovner agr••• t o infora plullbing or landacaping contractor• of the praaence of reclai .. d water on the eite. To operate and control the •Y•t.. i n order t o prevent direct hu.an coneU111ption of reclai .. d water and to control and li•it runoff . Th• applicut, own.r, or C\Ultcmer ehall be reaponeibla for any and all ·~•nt u .. • of the reclai.ed wet.er. Operation and coatrol au.urea to be utUiaad in the r.gard •hall hcl\lde, where appropriate, but not be Uaited to the followi1191 l•l on.it• reclai-4 water fac iliti•• ahall be operated to prevent or alniaiae di•cbar9• onto area• not under control of the cu•t-r. Pull circ le eprinkl•r• •hall not be u•ed adjacent to ei dewalke, roedwar•· and property line• and eprink er type• ehall be ••l•ct ed eo a• t o confine the di scharge f rOlll •prinkl e re t o th~ da•ign are•. lb) The operation of t he on•ite rec laiMed veter facilitiee •bal l be during the perioda of •inill\Al u•• of the ••rvice area. Con•ideration •hall be g iven to all owing • .. ximu• dry-out t i-before the de•ign area wi ll be u•ed by the public . le) Reclaimed wat er •hall be appl i ed at a rate that doe• not exceed the infi l t ration ra t e of the eoil. Where varying •ol l type• an pre•ent, the de•ign and operation of the recla it11ed water facilitie• shall be compatible with the lowest infiltration rate of the •oil preeent . (d) Nhen the application rate exceeds the inf i l tration rate of the eoil, automatic ayatelll8 ahall be utilized end progranned to prevent or ~inimize the ponding and runof f of reclail!IC!d water. The sprinkler sha ll not be all oved to operate for a time longer t han the l andacape'• water require111ent. It runoff occu1e before the land•~pe·e wat er r equire11tent• ar e 111et, the auta.at ic control• ehall be reprogra1Nned with additional watering cycle• of •horter duration t o .... t t he requi r .... nta. Thi• 111ethod of operation i• i ntended to control and limit runof f . (71 To orally report any fa i lure in t he oneit• reclai .. d wat e r •Y•t .. t hat cau••• an unauthorized di acharge of reclailled water, or other non- coe.pl iance with appl i cable law• and t he Di etrict'• perwit• to the Di etri ct and to t he Regional Water Qualit y Cqnt r ol Boar d and State and C'ount y Health Dapart iaenta, within 24 hour• froia the t i111a t he Ol\eite ReclailMd Wat er Supervi eor beo09lee aware of t he cirCU99tancea . The Onai t• aeclai-4 Wat er Superviaor ahall alao 111alte a writ.tan •ubai••ion to the Dietrict , with a copy t o the llegional Wat er Dapart.Mnt•, wi thin five daya of the ti-t he Oll•it• aecl•illled Water eupervi•or beeo111e• aware of the circu-tance•, which •ball contain (a) a deecription of t he non·eo11pli anc• and ita cau••; (b) the period of non-eo11pU anc:e, including exact date• and u-. •nd if the nan-C0111pli~ca ha• not been correct ed, the antic ipated t i.. i t i e eapected t o continu~; and (cl •tepe taken or planned to reduce, eli•i~t• and prevent recurrence of t he non·CO"'f>liance . 18) To eo11ply with any and all applicable Federal, atate, and local etat ut ee, ordinanc ... regulati ona, contract•, t h••• Rule• and •etrUl•tiona, the ••rvice application a nd 99re ... nt, and all r equi re .. nt• pre•cribed by t he Manager and the Board purauant to Sect ion 4 . I n the event of violat ion, a ll charge• and penalti•• ehall be applied and collected by the di et r ict . Onaite aeclai .. d Wat er Supervieor Training Progre• The Di•trict .. y. fra. ti11e to t i .. , requi r e t hat an •oneite Reclai.ed Nater Supervi•or• obta i n i n•truct ion in the uae of reclai111ad water, •uch inatruction being prov)ded by or approved by the ' District . ('7) , .. , h ction 7 lM,I Qf OJSDJC '!""Mal FAC IJ1ITIU '" fubllc ... ncv ahall .. an't lle Uni ted St et•• and i t• ... nta, the atat• of cal ifoniia and any ci ty, dl•trict, or other publi c body dulI organl•ed \Ulde1 the 1•"'9 of tlM atata of C.l fornia . pyhHc .._r •hall Man a -r owned and operated It)' the Dlatrict. a city or other local eewering ~. Which l• t.rUlut•ry to treat .. nt faciliti•• ..-ratecl It)' or -rv&1119 territory w.l thin the Dietrict . 7 .5 awtO& POlt USI 7 .S.l General '·•·a The puq>Oee of a charge for u•• ia to i uura that. each recipient of -r ... aervioe f~ the Di•trict peya iu ne""'8bly propoittiwte •ban of •11 ti. coat.• of provld!Dt tut .... r ... Mrviee. etwtr,ee for "" eMill • .... to recover the total ~t of operatlOft and -i•t-.ce, inoh,.int the C01WaYiD1, UHti• Md diepoalng of weat..,..ter in the Di•trict'• .... ~ f•clliti••· •• wll •• ciiul .,....itlln8 .-,......,,. ,...., ..... nt• or pnvl4ia, waet ... tu' oolleetion ll"MUent anlll di.,_.l. a ... ltU., tliMty will be uMd to reillbut'" DJetrict for tM coet ol llOllltori .. .,.. anfor~t of t..._ lhil•• end •bfUlati_.. OIMr•l 4'Mrwe• wUl a.. datertal.-l Oii ti.. M•i• of t ... 'IOl\199 ol ..._ ... ter, the -.. of IOO, and the ... of II .... t I.th below. ,.,..itlOIMll f .. • wi11 lie laviecl IW the Di•trict for OC191fetible or llOll•CIO!lpetible ,.i111t .. t• In .. c••• Of t ..... -'• llf'MlU .. la ~-~ pe...tt. DaUnalMCiOll or Plow • .,..,. TP n.. IMnt or Mncton U the GeaeTal Meaa9er'• order t• adveree to the ueer. penlit -..ucant, or pertaitc ... it -Y prior to the da" that UMt General Ma1M199r'• order booolle• final, Ula • written requeat for a hear!at by the loard of Director• ac~ni.a by •n appeal f-in an ..aunt ahown in bhibit I , achedule of llatH and Chargea. The reqveet f~ beariag •hall Ht forth in detail all the i••ue• in diepute for which the eppel.lant -•ke deterwinatiClft and '11 fact• 9'1ppC>rting appellant'• reque•t . Ito later than •ixty "01 day• aft er ~!pt of the requ••t for bearing, the ao.rd of Director• ahall either -t the -tt4fr for hearing, or deny the requdt for hearing. ' The lk>at'd of Directora aball grant all requ .. t• for a hearing oo appeal• concerni ng adlaini•trativ• civil pen.altlea (section 7 .,.2.7 .2 ), perwit auapeneion or revocation. Whether to grant or deny the nquaet for a hearing on •ppeale of other final deci•ione of the General *"-9•r •hall be at the aole di aoretion of the ao.rd of Director•. The appeal fee •hall be refunded U tM 9oard of.Director• deni .. a ..._riog or revere•• or aodifi .. the order of t1-"~~.l....J~~!9%~-------1 The fee la not refunded i t.be aoard of Director• deni•• the appeal. A hearing •ball be held by the loat'd of Direct.or• within eixty "O) daya froa the date of detendnation trant.ing a bearif'9, unleea a later date la ~ to by the pertaitt .. and the aoard of Director•. If th• -tt•r la not heard within tbe l"eq'Uired ti-, due to aotiOIYI or inact.iooe of the aDDellant, the Gener al Manager'• order •hall be d•••d final The Board Secretary ehal l withi n fifteen (15) day• of th• Board of Direct or• detenaination, provide written notice to the appellant. by certified aail of the bearing ~ta, ti ... and place, or the denial. If the bearing i• denied, the General Manager '• deci•ion •hall be f inal f i fteen (lS) daye after the date euch notice i• -i led. At the bearing, the appellant ahal l have th• opportunity to prea.nt written or oral evidence •upporting it• poaition concerning the original decieion, a ction, or deterwination, in accot'dance wi th adopted Rule• of Procedure of th• lk>at'd of Direct or•. After t h• hear ing, t he lk>ar d of Direct or• ahall -k• a deterwination whether to uphold , aodi fy, or revar•e the original dacieion, action, or det el'111ination •• ordered by the General Manager. The deci•ion of th• lk>ard of Di rector• •hall be eet forth i n wri t i ng within ai aty·f iv• ('SI daye aft er t he clo•• o f the bearing end •hall contai n a findi ng of the fact • f ound t o be t rue, the det el'Wli nat i on o f i ••ue• pr••ent ed, and t he conclu•iol\9 . The written deoi•ion and order of tt• Board of Di rector• •hall be ••nt by certif i ed 1111111 t o the eppellant or it• legal coun•el or repr eeentative at the appellant'• bue ine•• addre••· The order of the Board of Director• •hall be final upon it• adoption. In the event the Board of Di rector• fail• t o raver•• or 180di fy the General Manager'• order , it •hall be dee .. d •ffir.ed. Section 8 MONimBtNQ ANQ INS2ECTION 1 .1 . WATBR MD SEWER SYSTEMS The Manager or hie authorized repre•entative •hall have the right to enter upon the cu•t0111er 'a pre•i•e• during rea•on- able hour• for the purpo•e of i napecting the cu•ton1er'• water a nd ••wer •r•tems and to i neure compliance wi th t h••• Rul e• and Regulat one including the provie ion that eel f -r egenerating water •of tener• •hall not tie connected t o the ••wer facilitie• of t he Dietrict and t he provi•ion that a ll cro••-~onnection• be properly protected. The Manager or authori&ed repreeenta tiv•• of the Di•trict •hall 110nitor and i n•pect t be entir e reclaillled wat er •y•tem incl uding both on•ita and o f f eite facilitie•. The Diatrict ehall condiu:t 901\it oring prograu, 111aintain • record •• deelted neceaaary, •nd provide r eport• H r equeated by regulatory agenciee including the C.liforni a Regional Nater Quality control Board . The Manager or authorited repr•••n-tativea of the Dl•t r ict, in carrying out t heae func tion., ehall have t he right to enter upon the cuatoaer•e preai••• during r•a•onabl e hour• for the purpo•e of in•pecting oneite reclai .. d water faciliti•• and •re•• of reclai .. d water u•• and to en•ure C0111pliance with th••• Rule• and ~89\ll•tion•, includi ng t he provi aion t hat runoff be controlled and li•ited and t he provia ion t hAt cro•a-connaction• bet ween potable wat er facilit i•• and rec lai ... d ~•t•r tac,i.li t i•• not ••i •t . For •ingl e -faaily re•i dencea recei vi ng reclai-d water, t he parwit holder •hall be ree~ibl• for providi ng ac:ce•• ~ and cooperation with the Di•tric t•a Croe•·Ocruaec:tioo Cont 1'ol Inspector eo that the D~•trict '• Croee-COnnactioo Control In•pec:tor can ,perfon an annual oroee-conn.cti oo in.-c:tion and backflow device te•t . Thi • tn.pection ehall i nc:lud• pr•••ure t••ting of the •Y•t811 a• 11Mll aa • vieual check of the entire ayat-to verify that no croe•-c:onnoct.lone have been aade . The perait bolder will be re•poneible for correcting any work wbioh viol ate• tbe Diatrict regulati~ at their eole aJllleU. inc l uding any c:oete uaociated with repair and re·t.eeti ng the backflow device Mould the backflow device fai l t o pee• the Dietricrt.'• teat. Additionally, at INCh ti-• that the perait. bolder change•, the Di•trict•a cro.a-Connecti on Control Inepector will perfor11 a croaa-connecti on eurvey to verify.t hat no c ro••· connect i on• exiet . S.ct ion 9 CONNECTION FIES t .1 OJllfSRAL -- connection fee• appli~able to all property to be ••rv.d •hall ba Htabli•hed fro. ti .. t o tiM by the loud and .. t forth in ~bibit • to th••• Rul•• •fld R~l•tiona. luch property to be HrYed •hall be legally deecribed in tl'le application for aarvice , If, a\lbeoquctnt to the iHuance of the initial penit., there t• a chenje in OWl'ler, applicant, tenant, cvetoaer, cl .. e of uH. or coneUllption, t he Di etrlct -Y deteniine that additional connection f••• •r• requi red. The .. addi tl0ft81 cha .... • el\al1 be COllPUUd on t he b .. t . of the re•uh.i ng h'cr·••" ill .. rvioe capacity and Uow1 or, Oft any recl•••Sf io•tton of u•er type. Whena'Nr • .,.,.. neceauta t•• the pay.ant ot ("'rtber char,ea to the l>ietrlct , U.. D1aUlct -y ~n tbe act\tal u-OCC\lrrint on t&. property (baffd on re.dlot• tabft hoa the veter •ter(e) l wltb the c•~ity Ht•t .. to a.. required for •xi•tii or probable f1et.an oon .. u11PU• to deteralne whet bar • Uferent llM ptnalt la ......arec1, DetenalMUon by t.._ Di•Utot in thl• ""'9l"d •"'ll M .... in • ..,...r •nd followlot the Pl'OC*lllro9. 990Uled fw r9"°"ine a permit u •< forUI ia IMtkllrU.of tlMiee -.1 .. •nCI ..... lat.lC... 8uch ... lt1-.l ._..t. MAU M ...-1. e111 c• •Heeth• date of M1C11 ~i•loa ..-CSifW la lffiS.oa u aod Mall M deli.....-C thlEt~ CJOJ °°"HCNtl,.. •1-..U dap thereah.•r. PUIUC llO'nCU PUIUC IOTICll PUIUC NOTICU Any deli~quent amount •hall be the r•sponeibility of all pereon•, •ntitiea, or concern• who are the applicant ownu or cuatoe1er who dgnad the application for Mrvic• 0~ any ' aucceaaor thereof. Any euch MIC>Unt -Y bit ncoorered f!~~~!csft°"t~y of the for99oi09 by-•,.. of proceeding• 11 ·-proper -.mlctpal or ~rior court of t.he State of caU:fonla. In addition to ree<>Yering •uob .-,,mt by -•n• of juclloial detenination or procHding the Di•t~ict ._y, to the extent now or ~tly P.nitt•d b law, cauae euch allOWlt• to be collected by tMi OC>unty Tax Y Ooll~c;tor, together with any general or 911ecial tax•• or b!•ilaJ" c~~N on the pl'Opjtrty to which thie -rv~ce ha• en prO'f~, and aa deecribed in the appropriate •pp1'toaynon for •a.nice. ln either event the applicant owner, or cu•t<Mller and all per•on• ei9n1n9 the applicati~n •halL be, liable ,'in adlition to •uch amount individuall and collectively for all coet• incurred in collecting euchy additional alllO\lnt• to the Diatrict', a• determined in the manner h~rein provided, including a r11aaonable a1110unt for •ttorney • feee . Aho, the Diatrict -y. at it• diecretion terminate water, eewer, ahd/or reclaimed water eervice in ' the 1t1anner provided tor in theae Rule• and Regulation• if •uch a1110unte are not paid on the date in the 111&nner herein provided. Land which hae 'been deaignated to re11111in undeveloped by a g~v1~rnmental agency exercJeing land use authority and which w n~t re~eive water, aew~r or reclai111ed water service Copen apace) ahall be excluded from acreage in the computation of deneity for reaidential cc;ipnection feea and frOf!I groaa .a,creage of any J>lLrcel in the computation of connerclal-tnduetrial connection feea. 9. 2 INTBRPRETAT.ION OP· CONN&CTION PEES If t he factual aituationa preaented in an application by an applicant, owner, or cuetomer do'not fall within the claaaificatiorta aet forth in Exhibit •9• to these Rulea and Regulations, the Manager ahall interpret t hem to eatablish a reasonable ~1aaaificat1on and fee. ln making auch int,rpretationa, the Manager ahall be guided by the policy of the Diftrict aet forth herein. Furthe'T, in the event t hat the applicant, owner, or cuatomer doea not..coneur in the detet'Wlinat ion of the Manager, he may request that auch be coneidered by the Board. Any euch request shall be in writing and ahall aet forth detail and facta auppor(ing the diftereneea between the request of applicant, owner, or cuatOlller and th• determin~tion 11ade by the Manager. No auch application ahall be conaidered unleaa there i• a apecific and detailed requeet for action proposed by an applicant, owner, or cuatOl\ler setting forth the exact a110unt ~f feea that the applicant, owner or cu•to..r believea should be eatabliahed and ahall include aupporting information. Preferably, auch supporting info~tion ahould be prepared and eub!iitted by a Regiatered Civil Bngineer, experi~nced in the conatruction, operation, management, and financing of ~unicipal water and/or sewage facilitiea . If approv!d by the Board, euch decieion ehall be i111plemented by a 9pecial agreement between auch applicant owner or cuatomer and the Diatrict, including adequate'guaranteea and aaau-;.·ancea of further or addi tional payment at auch time aa the propoaed uae of the property described in the application for auch action by the Board ia modified changed, or amended, or the extent of the uae of the. applicant, owner, or cuatomer exceed• that repreaented"to District. The decision of the Diatrict in all inetancea ahall be final , aubj ect to administrati ve or judicial review, except aa othendae provided by law. Section 10 WATER AND R£CI.AIMEQ WATER SERVICE LINE CHARGES AND LATERAL SEHM CHARGES 10.1 WATER AND RECLAIMED WATER SERVICE LINE CHARGES (11 The District ahall ~ake chargea for the installation of and perpetual ma intenance of all aervice linea, water and reclaimed water 111etera, and appurtenance• thereto; all of which are the property of the Di strict, including the wat er connection feea, muat be paid before work will be performed. Any required backflow prevention devices on potable water aervicea and flow or preaaure control device• shall beprovided by the applicant, owner , or cuat omer at hia expense. 12) In t hose inatances where the applicant provide& (at no coet t o the District) the water or reclaimed water service llntt and appurtenances thereto, the District ahall make a charge for the i nstallation of the water or reclaimed water meter only, which is to remain the property of the District. Said charge, in addition to all ot.Jier uaual and regular charge• of t he Diatrict, including any apecif ied connection fee , aa aet f orth in £xhibit B. 111Uat be paid before work will be performed. (3) The Diatrict shall make charges for the i nstallation of and perpetual maintenance o f all aervice l i nee for on· re h drants or autonoatic fire sprinkler ayetems, nc u ng a c e type approved by the National Board of Fire Underwritera, equipped with a bypaaa meter, but not including the downatrea~ control valve, if auch i• r eQlilred by the customer, all to remain the property of the Oiatrict. Said chargee. in addition to all other u•u•l and regular charge• of the Diatrict, including any epecif ied connection fee, aa ••t forth in Blthibit B, 111Uat be 5M1id before work will be perfo~d . 14 ) Whenever an inetai1ation h required by an applicant that i• not covered by the schedule of charge• ••tabliahed frOlll ti-to tiM by the aoard and publi•h•d 1n SXhibit B to theee Rule• and JlegulatioM, auch work will be done with charge• baaed upon an eeti .. te of ccet• 111ade by the Diatrict. If •water or reclai-d water aervice li.ne exceed• 50 feet in length, or for any other valid rea•on it cannot be inatalled for the a1110unt atated i n the appropriate achedule of charge• •et forth in Bxhibit B owing to th• peculiarity of the propoaad aervice, the Diatrict reeervea the t right to .. k• aaid 1natallation. A depoait will be required to cover estimated coat• prior to t he ~rf6r111anc. of any work . ~ completion of the .. rvice inatellation, the depoeit wil l be adj u•ted baaed on actual coata. If actual coat• differ the from the depoeit amount , the applicant, owner, or customer •h&ll be invoiced by t he District for the excee• of the actual coet over t he depoeited a1110unt, or refunded the difference if lea• than the deposit . (5) Whenever water or reclaiM8d water service linea, ..etera, fire hydrant•, or other appurt enance• are ..-queated to be 111c>ved by the applicant for any r-.on whatao-ver, • dapoait wi:l.l be required to cove~ eetimated coata prior to the perfortl!ance of any work. Upon c0111pletion of the aervice relocation, the depoait will be adjuatad baaed on..actual coat•. If actual coeta differ frOlll the deposit amount, t he applicant. owner. or cuatOlller ahell be invoiced by the Di•trict - f or the exceaa of the actual coat over the depo•lted amouQt. or refunded t he difference if lea• than the dapoait. (6) A te~por;ry •ervic• connection 111ay be inetalled for uae over a period of tinie not exceeding aix (6) 1110ntha. Por each euch connection, an application •hall be filed in accordance with the provieiona of section 4 .2 of th••• R~l•• and Regulations. ~tea to be charged for water used frOlll auch connectian.•hall be i n accordance with •T.-porary Conetruction Service• contained in S!chibit a. The ueer of a ~e11POrarj' r-eclai .. d water aervice •hall deaignat• an "°"9it• Recla1"8d Mater Supervieor• in accordance wi th the requir ... nta of Section 1 .2.2 herein . S.ction 11 SBQMITX QBPOSJT A• per111itted by law, the Dlatrict 111&y require of an applicant, owner, or cuatClll8r such • dapoeit, if de8llled nece••ary by reaaon or eati11111ted future water, aewer, and reclai111ed water billing• or if there ia an lnatanea or instance• of 1110nthly delinquency. Such al80Unt ahall not be le•• than the eati111ated eoat of water, aewer, and reclaitned water aervice _for a one 1110nth-period or •uch other a1110unt aa detar111ined by the Manager or Board. Depo•ita may be returned after 01\e (1) r•ar at ~h• requeat of th• applicant, owner, or cuatoaier1 provid ng that all bill• rendered duri ng the aucceeding twelve {121 month period have been paid within fifteen (15) daya of. praaentation. A deposit dete:nnined by the Diatrict wi ll be required for all conatruction water ..etera. upon termination of service , deposit a1110unta not previouely returned •hall be applied to the~inal utility bill and any remaining a1110unt refunded to the applicant, owner or cuet0111er. Section 12 SBRYICE CHARGES 12.l ~TABLfSHMENT OP RATES Ratea to be charged and collected and t he terma, -proviaiona, and conditions to be effective reapecting euch ratea for water, •ewer, and reclaimed water service supplied by the Diatrict to cuatomera within t he Di etrict ehall be aa fixed end eatabliahed by t he Board frOlll time to time and published in Bxhibit B to theae Rulee and Begulatidne, which charge• ahall have no effect on any existing or eubaequent reimbursement agreementa. Thia provision ia in addition to and not by way of derogation of any other rel'flediea or procedure• available to the Dlatrict pursuant t~ any law or Regulations. 12.2 CHANGE OF SERVICE CHARGE The Board reservea the right to change the s chedule of water, aewer. and reclaimed water service charges and other charges at_any time. 12.3 SERVICE CHARGE BILLING Wa ter, aewer, a rid reclaimed water service charges will be rendered as part of the District water aervice bill at intervals of one month or multip les thereof. The Dist r ict reserves the right to estimate bills, baaed on prior conaumption. 12 . 4 METER ING For the purpoae of coni"puting cha rges, each meter on the customer'• premiaes will be considered separately, and reading• of two or more meters will not be combined aa equivalent to measurement t hrough one meter except in those inatances in which, by reason of special operating conditiona, t he District aubatitutea two or more meters of a smaller aize for a single larger meter on the eame •ervice connection. In this apecial caae, the size of eervice connection ahall be substituted for the si~e of the meter in the application of the rate schedule, and shall be the baais for computing chargea. 12.5 TIMS AND MANNEJl OF PAYMENT (1) All bills and charges for water, eewer, and reclaimed water service hereunder ahall be due and payable upon presentation and shall become delinquent twenty-f ive l'-51 days thereafter. Such bills and charges shall be d•emed to ~ave been presented upon having been deposited in t he United States mail ; postage paid; and addressed to the applicant , owner, or customer reflected in the records o! the District . (2) If payment is not made with1n twenty-five (25) daya after presentation, a late charge will be levied on any unpa id balance and, following such noticP. and proceedings as may be required by law, the water and/or 1·eclaimed water aervice may be discontinued. Water and/or reclaimed water service shall not again be aupplied until all delinquent bills, plus a restoration charge, which is established by the Board have been paid; if the turn-on is requested to be made outside regular working hours, an increased reatoration charge shall be paid before service is restored. PaYl119nt s~all be made in ~rson or by mail at the office of the District or, at the option oC the District, to its authorized collectors. (3) Discontinuance of service by reason of a delinquent bill shall not automatically constitute revocation of permit. However, such delinquency may be considered as sufficient reaaon for a revocation of permit in accordance wi th the provisions of these Rules and Regulations. ~2.6 REQUEST FOR VARIANCE FROM ASCENDING BLOCK RATE ALLOCATIONS 12.6.l 12.6.2 12.6.3 12 .C.4 12 •••• u .•.• Procedure {11 Requests for variance fonna will be obta ined from and submitted to the Customer Service Department. 12) Variance requests wi ll be processed by t he Customer Service Department. (3) At t he diacretion of the Diatrict, the requesting customer may be required to have a water audit, which will be conducted by the District a t no charge prior to review of the request . {4) Reaponaea to variance requeata will be provided by the Customer Service Oepart111ent in written fonn. CS) Requeats for variancea that are denied may be resubmitted to an appeal board. (6) Decision• by the appeal board are final. Eligibility <Residential and Nonreaidential) (1) Variance requests must be subnlitted in writing. {2) A request for a variance can be submi tted only as to consumption which le within the penalty rate or higher. Residential (l I Grounds for variance (a) number of people reeiding in a dwelling unit lb) medical needa (cl licensed care fscilitiea (d) fire control zones (or other regulatory requirements) (el l andscape a rea lfl other, aa determined on a caae by caae baaia Proof acceptable to the District will be required for each ground<•) of requested variance. l:il Li~itationa lal an •~proved variance will beCOl!le effective on the chlte th• request for variance ia eubmitted to the Diatrict, but 1111.1at be aubmitted Yithi n thirty (301 daya of receipt of the bill. !bl approval• are valid for a period •paci fied bv the Oi•trict (one y•ar or le••), and 111Uat be resubmitted on or befont the eai>lration date to remain in effect. (c] variance• will not be approved on the baaie of irrigation needa o~ other outaide uae• (except for fire C011trol aonea). Nonreeidancial • (1) CO...rolal/Indu•trial/t.ibllo Authority Iner.a... to the be" allocation will be detentaed on a ceM by oe-IMl•i•. lt•l.,,ant faaton will inclucle ...-.lon •f productive cepaclty, atd.et.A.nt ~tiOll pr9ot.la.• that can. bit •'-" t.o till..,. nctueiM ~•r uet199, ~ econGaliC ....... htp, etc, 12) J..andac:epe Sncr•lt9949 •lloe•ttona •111 ~ult only by c°""l'ttng the •llocetlon rorwula ,.,,_ a prior period u .. ,. Mei• to an acre~ baei•. lt ia the obligation ot Uw c:uata-r t.o prowl .. to the Di•t.riot •~able ~•t.•t.iOft of L)Mt act...al are• Ht.-4 bV -ell •t.•"4 COIUMetion. lncr.•1994 ~lloc,et.l ... TM tnc:r .. Md aUocradou will be c:.t~latMI by tM Dl•t.~lct pur~ to txaibit. I . P'\abHc Acceea ""1 dOeumttnt ...-u.cect bf _, ~•t.-r •• p&l't of t.M -.arl•~ proOelhn -.y Meoiaa • pllbllc ~ .... uaa.1a to otller per90M ..,/or avtllDdtl ... Section 13 S£VEBA8Jt.ITX lf any aection, aubaection, clauae, or phra•• of theae Rule• atld Regulation• ia for any reaaon held to be inva.lid or unconatitutional, auch decieion ah.all not affect the r ... ining portion• of theee Bulea and Regu lation•. Th• Board declar .. that it would have paaaed aaid Rule• and Regulations by eection, aubeection , sent ence , clause, or phraae thereof. Section u EliFORCEME!YT AND PENAi.TI ES l4 . 1 GENERAL Any peraon, f inn, cori:>or•tion, aaaociation, or agency found to be violating any proviaion of theae Rulea and Regulation• or the terms and conditiona of the applicant'•, owner•a , or cuatomer•a aervice agreement , pe~t. or any and all applicable Federal, State'. or local at.at uea, regulation.a, ordinance&, or other requirement •hal l .t>e •erved by the District with written not ice stating the nature ot the violation and providing a reasonable time li•it for the eatiafactory correction thereof . The offender eha11 within the pe£iod of time atated in such notice, permanently ceaae all violations. Thia provision is in addition to and not by way of derogation of any ct.her remedies or procedures available to th~ District by law, regulation, or purauant to any of the prov1sione of these Rules and Regulations including, but not limited to. Section 7. Pursuant to Section 35424 of the Water Code of the State of • • California, any violation of thee~ Rules ard Regulations ia a misdemeanor, the violation of which shall. upon conviction nor more than $200.00. Failure to permanently cease all violations within tbe time s~ated •hall resu~t in revocation of the permit by the Distric t and ternunation of water. sewer, and/or reclaimed wa ter aervice aa provided in Sections 14.2 and 14 3 Violati~ns regarding any one aervice may reault, ~t ·the aole discretion of the Board or Manager, in term.inatiori..of any combination of or all water, aewer, and reclaimed water service. 14 .2 INTERIM REVOCATION In cases where the aerioua nature of the violation• described above require i1111Dediate action, the Board or Manager may , in the aole discretion of the Board or Manager, immediately revoke the perinjt on an interim baa1a and thereupon cease water, sewer, and/.or reclaimed water aervice, eubj ect to a timely decision on permanent revo~ation of permit pur auant to a public hearing as provided herein. In cases of sewer service tennination there shall be no discharge of any t.ype by an applicant: owner, or customer into the Diatrict's aewer tacilitiea. 14 .J PERMANENT REVOCATION ' .... ' • to': .. Permanent r evocation of a permit shall occur only subsequent to a public hearing held in the manner hereinaf ter provided The applicant, owner. or custC>ftle r shall be given written · noti ~e t e n (10) calendar days prior to a hearing on t.he poaaib le permanent revocation of any permit by the District The notice &ba ll apecify the grounda of the proposed ; revocation of any ~uch permit in reaaonable detail . It may ' < but need not.descr1be.suggeated corrective action acceptable to t~e District . Not1ce may be delivered pereonally to the appli~a~t. owner: or cuatomer or it may be given by depositing aucb in t he United States mail with postage prepaid. addre ssed to the applicant, owner, or cus tomer e.ither at the address for the applicant. owner. or customer as reflected on the las~ equalized assessment roll of the ~ , County of Orange as def1ned in the Revenue and Taxation Code of the State of California . Any such action to permanently revoke ~he permit shall be effective ten 110) calendar days after notice of the Board's decision and shall be either personally delivered to the applicant. owner, or customer placed in the United State& mail, postage prepaid, addressed to the applicant, owner. or customer in the manner hereinabove speci fied. In the.alternative to auch action, the District may establiah a surcharge on the continuation of water, sewer, and/or reclaimed water service by the Diatrict until auch time as the applicant, owner, or customer haa taken act ion to comply ·with all.oft.he herein~bove described requirements f~r obt~ining service from the District in ita reasonable discretion. Any request to reeatablish service aubaequent to the revocation o f a permit and the termination of water sewer, and/or reclaimed wa ter service shall be in the mann~r prescribed for init ially obtai!!-ing service from the District, which may include the collect1on of a security deposit. However, in addition, the Oietrict may, in its diac:etion, require t~at an agreement and financial aecurity conditioned upon compliance with the Diatrict'a Rule• and Re91:1lationa be provided in an a1110unt, manner, and for a period of time as determined by the Board. The foregoing provisions of theae Rulea and Regulation• a re a requirement of any penait, and any application for service and permit therefore •hall be subject to auch proviaiona The Board, if it daema auch to be in the beat interest of Sect1on 15 PROHIBITION Of WATER WASTAGE l S.l APPLICATION Th~ proviaiona of this sect ion shall apply t o all peraone using water 1n this District, regardleaa of whether any peraon uaing wa ter shall have a contract for such aervice, and shall apply to all potable and reclaimed water supplied by the District. 15.2 CONTINGENCY PLAN The District's Contingency Plan provides representative measures that may be implemented during water shortage or drought conditions . The meaeurea may be applied eingly or in combination and may vary according to the aeverity and duration o! the shortage. Other 111easurea n.ay be applied i~ lieu of or in addition to thoae described in the contingency Plan . The following are the levela of ahortege which may be declared by the Board and the approxi~ate rangee of conditions ·they represent: Level One (Drought Warningl ·Up to io• shortage. Level Two {Significant Drought Condition)·l0-25• ahortage. Level Three (Elllergency Drought Ct:>ndition)·25-40' ahortage . Level Four (Crisis Drought Condi tionl ·l'IOre than 40\ ahortege. General l y.·the conaervation wieaauree which the Diatrict will place in effect during i..vela one and Two ant anticipated to be voluntary and during Level• Three and Four are anticipated to be mandatory, i ncluding aurchargea and rationing, but t hia wi ll be deter111ined by the Di•l:.rict in it• diacretion at t iaie of i1'1pl ... ntation. 15.3 018EAAL PROHIBITIONS The following prohibition• are in effect at ell t1111e.a rega.rdl••• of whet her any daclarwd llhortege condit.Jon' i • tn effect. (1) Gutter rlooding Mo person ehell cau-or r.nit any witter f\u·111iet.d t o any property within tt-.. O atrlct to r11n or to -.cape t ro111 any ho... -pipe, ~• l "-, faucet , epriftkler, or irr1gat1on device into any 9'1tter or Othetvlee to eacape from th• propeny if euC'h rvnntng or •K•ping can reaeQnebly be prevented , f2) ~··· No per.at\ ehaU pet'llll\. l•u• or water t.Mt. he h&a tlle •vth0r1ty t o •11•l nete. ,,, ~ .. t. " l'O pertKltl •!\all e.a11ee or pel'llll t -c.r under Ill• COM.col to be waat.d. lS.4 &UNPTIC*t terll0fl8 -r ti. •1t.-pt~ '"°"' •POUe1ttOt1 or t.M necrAwl-"t forth n ls.•. to • ~rt•in ~ or Nftl'lfti_. ""1cll ..Y be ••l .... nt..S ~r-ht to the O!Ml....., N• U ue GeMHl ........ O( .... Dl•lrict or M• ... , .... '-•• penlt eUowlnt ridl ..-. ·~ if ~ ,...-1\ •m:; '• t..Md oe • rtndl"I t. .. t .. r~t or ttlll w l• :-FWY. AUGUST 2. 1996 , .. e. '!· • ,~ I Continued from page 11 ~••triction would either (JI c•u•e •n unoece•eary and undu• "-rd.hip to the •ppllcant or the public, or (2) WO\lld ceWM or threeten an el!Wrgency condition affecting th• health, •anitation, fire protection, or eafety of the applicant or the public. The General MAnager o f the Dietrict or hi• dealgn•• 111ay require the uae of auch water coneervation device• or practice• aa he deema appropriate aa • condition of the exe!llpt iol\ pernli t . lie 11hall pron1ulgate a li•t of approved device• . ~IS S ENFORCEMENT AHO PENALTIES ' .. ,. . Ill Prior to enforcement of the restriction• purauant to Section lS.4, any person who is auspected of violating the reatric tiona hereby impoaed •hell be given a preli•inary notice in writing of much violation, with the deecrlption of violation eet forth in auch preli•inery notice•. Such peraon eball have 2t hour• to correct auch violation, or terMin•t• the u••· lf the violation i• not corrected or tbe uae not· terMinated, the General Manager of the Diatrict or hi• deaignee' -Y forthwith either (•) dieconnect aervic:e., (bl i natall flow-reatricting device• re•tric:ting water aervic:e, or (cl order ieaued a aecond preliiainary notice. (Service diac:onnected or reetricted P'&r•uant t o (al or (bl above ehall be reetored only upon pey.ent of the turn·on and other charge• fixed by the Board of Di rector• a• provided in theee Rules and Regulation•.) Any olhet eanctions or ~naltles lhat the Di•trict ie preeently •uthorued Lo impose or that the Dietrict May a t •°"'*' futuro Limf' be authorized Lo impoee -.y be lmponed t o enC orct' thle prohibition of water wa•t.ago. W... F•om arul aCte1 tbo public;-u ;acm gr pg11"1Ag gf ARY o tdlnancf' or 1es0Jut1011 1mplecnenling any reetrictione 01 m<111dat ory mea11uret1 under the Conting<"nc:y Plan, v1ol <Jtion11 thereof eh.ill be misdemeanor• puni•hable by imprisonment in the County Jail f or not more than 30 t.loyl'I or-by Cine of 11ot more than $1,000, or both, or ae olherwiof' provided by law or such resolution or ordi11.,11c1• WJ\l~W..S • • I r:ENl::R/\t, I I I ., . •\ '. -.. _ .. . .. -··- I ' .. c ·-' '-' .. t • t .,, .. • -· 11. ) . . The Du1t r 1<:l han an i1T1porlant interest, along with other apprt•pt inlf' r"<JUl.it ory agt'uciee, in monitoring the ground\ola ler basirt lo<.0<1led within its boundaries t o obtain 11ilo1mat1on l'S to its quant1~y. quality and other chHactcrilll tt.s on an historical and ongoing ba11ia. MAny well !! hcwf' bf>t'n c·onsttucted and operated within the IJlstnct for <1grl cultural purposes by private users . From t imf' to t 1m•·. due lo 111crt'•s1ng urbanization, eome oC thPll<' wel 111 .11!' nn lc.11gf'r needed as p?"oduction wella. The i.-u1p.,1;e of than srt·t1011 JS to regul•te t he construction 1nd 1rro11«lr11<"ttt•ll ol all ex1st ing and future water we l le, t o p1 ovtt.I" (or lht" dPst r uct1on or other uee o ! abandoned we lla, and to provtdf' for the initiation and completion oC co11e•l1vr m('.l!•u r es tPlat1vP to wells with1n the Diatricl, lo 1'c.·c.·umpl11<h the folluwinq· (IJ h• pr olP<'I lh•· q1Ml11y of t ""'groundwa ter within lhe lllllt fl Cl . (21 Tu p1otr<:t th•• ht•<tlth. s.lf••ty . and wPl{a1e of the 1t•1J1d«11tn o f the U1st11rt; I II To prot ••C"l thn c.ipab1 lHy of the District to produce and di Al 11bulf' w,1ter for the use, benefit and ptoteclio11 of lhr re111dent:> uf the District; (4 1 1<J olVOH.J J.lfC'lnMUre d~nlrUCtJon Of wel l s that Can be runv,.rlrd l o mo111tor1ng o r J.>roduction uoe. DEFJ NlTJONS 111 "Destrucl1011• o f a wel I means the complete filling and oe;allng of lhr well in accordance with the procedure• outl ined in l he standards Incorporated into thia Sl"ction. (2) •well• m!"nno any excavation conetructed by any 111ethod for the purpoee o f extrac ting water f rOlll or injecting water into the undf'rground, for providing cathodic protection or electrl ral grounding of equip11111nt, for making teat• or observations of underground condition•, or for any other 11imi lar purpose. Well a ehall include, but ehall not !>.-ll•utcd t o, c0!9!unity water aupply well11, Individual doml"stic wells, induotrial welle, agricultural wells, C'athodic protection welle, f'lf'ctr1cal 9rou11d111q Wt') ls. trnt and exploratory holee. ob!l,.rvat ion wf'l l1o , S'1ltwa11•1 barrier wells, ;and othet wf'l ln whor·•· •'"y11l 11 '"" 1•1 nPreno;iry t o Culfill lhe 111.rpo11r o f lhis d1ap1 ••r "" d••termined by the Man•ger Wt'l ls ohnll not 111dude f.1) 0 11 nnd qao wi>lln, <_!"othermal wells, o r other wclln conatructPd under the jurJsdlctlon o f the StatP D<'partmcnl of Conservation. except any euch wPllo convertrd tn uoP an water wells; purpose of drwatering c:onslruct1on, monitoring high rp ouncJw,11 "I ,Jur 1ng nurntruction, monitoring or an<0•'1 t.1111111q t "" f'Xistence of groundwater 1·n11li\m111<11 l<•ll, or stahi lizing h1 II sides or eart h Pmh.111km"l•l A; ('Y (<") w. 111 l,.,,~ 1 t.111 '•O fP"t i11 dei,;ch or Ii inchea in tltam .. r er fill Ulh"I .., .. 1111 whfJ:J" '"l!Ulat1on i11 not ncceasa ry to tulf 1ll thP purpu::in u { this chapter as determined by l hi" Milll•1Q" r I 1) A wel I F:lt..,11 1 .. l''""um~ct 10 "" "abal1doned• when i t has nnl l,,.,.n Uflf'rl f n1 1t11 111tf'nrl••d purpose for a period of <>llf' Y".lr PROll In I TED At·rs PERMITS RFOUIRED > (I I No 11cr 0""• Ci rm or pr 1 vale nr pub I ic corporal ion or "'1''11'"Y tJltiitl I r.••n.,l1uc-t or t<'COnetruct any wel l within tit" bou111.J•u1e11 of th" D1atr1ct unlesa ouch conetruction o r reconatruction is c<J rrled out pursuant to and in < onformancf' with a wt lltcn permit ieoued for that f'Urpoaf' by lhf' ManagPr ae provided in t h is Section. 121 No owner o r operator of an existing well shall allow it to rema in in an unuaf'd condition except in accordance wlth Section 16.4 . An used well determined to be abandoned •hall be destroyed pursuant to and in conform i ty wilh -the requjre!IM!nte of the Oiatrict •• eet forth in Lhls Section unleee the Manager deten1ine11 that the Dlatrict deeiree to acquire and equip the well {o r 1110nltoring or production purpoa~s . UNUSED WELLS • OETERHJNATJON OP NONA81\NOONMBMT Cl) If a well haa nol been used for any of the purpoaea aet fo rt h i n the deflnltion of •well• for a period oC one year, such wf'l I ah11ll be prcaucned t o have been abandoned. and thP burden of prooC ahall thereupon be upon lhc OW11f'r or operator of the wel 1 Lo eatabl i•h to t he ea1 lat ct ion of th• Manager th•t the -11 hae not been abandoned and lhat the owner and Opl'rator intend• to continue to uee the well for the intend~d purpoeea. Th~ Manager •hall f"equ ire a written declaration under penalty o f perjury concerning intended future uee to be riled by the owner or operator o( the well before the M~n•g•r deter•inee that the well ha• not been abilndonf'd Application for the rene.,.J of a dPtet111l natJon ot nonabandon.ent aha.11 be required to be preaented t o the Manager by the owner or operator a t the beginning or each calendar year. Such renewal appl lcation11 •hall be eCCOlllPilnie<I by• new written ' declaration fil~d under penalty of perjury. Teat hol•• and exploratory hole• ahall be aon•idered abandoned twenty four hour• after conetruction work ha• been complet~d unlo•• othorwi eo deter•ined by the Manager. (:!) In the event the Nen19er deter•inea that a well ia indeed abandoned. unleaa th• Manager detett11in•• that tho Dlelrict de•ir•• to acquire and equlp the -.11 for 1110nitorlr1g o' produc tion purpoeee, tM wdl ahall be deetroyed within thirty dsya tn accordence with the provl11iona of thia c hapter. J1'¢wevor, tho owner ahall Ix' gl v•n wrltten notice o( thl• det•r~inalion by t h• ltlanager. The not.ice •hdl apecHy the raaeona for tMa dec ialon •nd ehall notify the owner of hi• right to requaet • hearing b9fore th• Board of Director• within ten deya. P&JtMJT8 (1) m Awl lcallon• for pe111lt• to conett\lot.., C9cont1truct. or deatroy eny well ahall be -de to th4> 'Nlfta9tir eftd •hall cor1t.ain 01 provide euch info..-tion aa he •hell require. lach application ah•ll be eccc,..,eniad by • fff Which eball b9 .. ublhbed by the 80illrd of Dlrectora. A pe.-.lt •hell r ... in Jn aUact for Otte y .. r fl'09 the date of ia8WlftCle. , • ts> ,..nr1u .. Y ti. iN\IM ~ject to any cooditicm or requ1ne.at fOWMS by tbe --.. .. to IM nece-.y to ac~Ueh the pa~ of thl• obapt.er. (4 ) A penait •Y be CaftCel.ct or tbe cond1tl-• ~by tha ~r if ha detendn.e tut to proceed with tbe work -ld n•lilt ln a violetioa of the ter.e of tha pendt or of thi• hction. 151 Jn the. event th4tt a ~rah. 111 denied or canceled, the epplicant or per.ii: holder •hall be 91v•a written notice by the Managei . which notice •ball ~ifr tlMt reaeona for hi• actiOfl, ••id •"4111 notify the •PP ic:ant or perwiit holder of hie right to reciu••t a bearing before the Board of Oirectora within ten daye. 16.6 COMPL!TlON OP *>Rk --NOTlCB TO MMAOD --1H8PICT10M The pen11ittee •hall notify the PUnager in WTiting upon completion of the work perfo...-d under th• penait, and no work ahall be dee111ed to have been COlllpleted until •uch writt.•n not1f 1c:ation ha• been received. A final inapection 0£ the work •hall be mede by th• ,..ne9er1 and no per~itt•e llh•l1 be deemed to have coeq;>lied with the proviaione of thi• chapter of hi• per•it until •uch inepeotion ha• been performed and the work approved by the Maneger. 16 .7 N01'JCB UPON DETBJUollNATlON OP ~REAT TO WATER QUALITY, KBALTH OR SAFETY ln the event th~ Mcnager deter~inea that a well threaten• to i111pair the quality of. the groundwater or otherwi•• jeopardize the health or aaCety of the public:, he ehall •end written notice to the owner and ahall poat a copy of the notice on the prope1ty. The notice •hall atate the apecific fact• relative to the condition, t he corrective 111ea•urea deemed necesaary, and the dat.e on or before which euch -•sure ahall be completed. The owner ahall aleo be notified of hie r!ght t o requeet a hearing before t"- Board of Director• wi thin thirty day• from the <Ute euch notice la iseued. OR SAFETY tf the Manager finds that immediate action ia n•c••••ry to prevent iinpail"lllent of the groundwater or a threat to the health or ••fety of the public he mey correct the condition without giving notice. The Di•trict ftlAy charge the coat of the corrective meaeure to the owner. However, within twenty-four hour• after initiating euch corrective meaaure, the Manager shall notify t he owner of the time, date and place at which a hearing ehall be held by the Board of Director• relating thereto; which date ehall be not le•• than ten nor 1ROre than thirty daya after the date of auc:h notification . 16. 9 ROl\RO OF OfRF:C"TORS llP.ARlNG 11) At the time fixed for a hearing before the Board or Dlrf'C'lor11 cbncernlng an abandoned well, a pcrmlt. or a threat to water quality. health or eaCety, as provided fo r ln this chapter, the lloard of Director• •hall hear and consider all relevant teatimony and evldence o ffered by the property owner and by any other intereeted person. 121 If the Board of Directors detenainee that an unuaed well was incorrectly cla1111ified •• abandoned or that a peraiL was in1properly denied or canceled, it •hall direct the Manager to reclasai!y the well or to iaeue or reinst•te the pen11i l. 131 1r the Board o f Oi rf'ctors f inds that a threat t o wat er quality, health o r safety, as determined by t he Millnagf'r. does exist, lhen It ahall direct thf' Manager to t•ke any necessary action to protect the groundwater or the health and aafety of the public: unle•• the situation ls corr~cted by the owner on or before a date l o be epeci(ied by the Board o f Dl rectore. The coal of •uch Correct"ive measure• by the Manager ohall be charged to the owner or operator. 14 1 In inatances where the Manager ha• correct.et.I a c-onditian under the illlllledlate correction provision of Section 16.8, the Board of Director• •hall ascertain and review the pertinent fact• concerning the correct ion. lf the Board of Director• determines that the Manager's action• we re juetified, thf'n it shall direct that the cost be charged to the owner or operalor. 16.10 STANDARDS FOR CONSTRUCTION, RECONSTRUCTION OR DESTRUCTION Standards for the construction, reconetruction, or deatruction of .Jells -.hall be the atandard• reC01M1ended i.n the Slate Dep•rtment of Water Reeourc:ea Bulletin No. 7t , Chapter JI, and future a .. nct.ent• thereto . Standard• for t he conatruction, reconatruction, or deatruction of cathodic protection well• ahall be the atandarde rec~nded in the State Oepart-nt of Water Reeourcee Bulletin No. 74-1, and Cuture a111enct.ente thereto. 16.11 VIOLATION ·· PENALTY Any violation or failure to coa1ply with any of the provi11ione of thi11 Section •hall be handled •• provided ln herein and shall also .be nuhject tn SeC'llo n 14 aa appl i cable. 16 I 2 AGREEMEN1"S The District may enter into agteernenta with property owner• other matters covered in thia Section, and providing for alternate or modified method• o f 111eeting certain of the requirements contained herein . Jn euch caeee, t he agreement (al will govern ae t o the appl i cabllity of the affec ted requirement&, in the area(a) eubject to euch agreements . 16 ll NO LIABILITY ASSUMED Notwithst anding the provloione of thi• Section permitling or requiring the Dietrict or Manager to iaeue per111ite. make determinations and/or t akf' corrective .. aeur•• relative to construction, reconetruc:tion abandoneent and deetruction of wella aud quality of groundwater. the Diatr1ct aaaumea no liability to the property owner• or opf'rators of wells or any third partiee, for t he ~•k ing of or failure to 1114lke any sucb detenni natlon , or the taking of or failure to take any auc h 11\eaeure, or the iaauing of o r failure to ieeue any euch Pf'C111it . -/ ':.-.r-.. '°'" 11ua • •Dim• • •ut a•• ••• ... ~ 1 1 I • • • • Irvine Ranch Water District Sewer Improvement Districts r:'"ll"' "'"' U!OEllO IUllO • 101:0 I • ID 121Wlll ID 114 • IU IJO • IOI .. • ID 140 • IOltl • 10 ''° • 1011'1 ID l!IO l!I ID lllO ~ l:Xt1'81T 8 l~Ht'ii"iT'"BTR lltr I rvltK' I Ptlin rh Watt-r f1, wt r S ct 1 S<-h<'•lu le ,..r II•~.. """ I Char..,.,..•. It •• tw·lt,.\• If wltJdn thr Mult-~ 4.nrl ~qul•tl,..n• fo r Wnlrr. ~wrr, 11nd p.-~ ... l,, .... ,, M'tt·r ~tvlr~ by 't1l" • i•f f"'rr•on•. PUBLIC NOTICES CNStHHH NOTICEOF PEllllON TO ADMlaSTER ESTATE OF: ROBERT ANTHONY SABATASSO CASE NO. A 183594 To ell halra, baMfi· cieriH, creditors, con- 1ingent creditof9, end persona who may other· wiH b• intarHted in the w:U or Htata. or both, of: ROBERT AN· THONY SABATASSO A PETITION h .. been filed by ANN REGI· NA HUGHES in the Superior Court of Cali· fornia. County of Or· ange. THE PETITION re- quest• thet ANN REG I· NA HUGHES be ep- po1nted •• peraonal representative to edmin· ister the ettate of the decedent, THE PETITION queat• euthority Irvine RanCb Water District Water hi:aprovement 'i>lmokts I ~tlllllT !lo-,' Published Daily Pilot July 26, August 2, 1996 F557 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES gent creditor of the county. and pursuant to SIC1IOn deceHed, you mutu fit• 1967 O( lh• Clv~ cooe or Irle your cleim with th• Sllll of calllornra .wt stll at court and mell a copy to ~blic auction to lht highest the per1on.a repraHnta· bidder tor cash. payable at tlmt live appointad by the ol sale In lawful m~ or lht court w ithin four Unllld SlateS. all flOlll. tiu.. and f h d lnlerest in 1111 tOllowlno d .. mont,h• r~m t • •t• 9Cribed property srtualtel n said of frr1t tHue~c• of couniy and state· Unit Lot 16 ol lettera H provided in Trlci 10018 as snown by map Hedon 91 00 of th• on Ille es lnsll'ument No. I bo<* Cal1for'?'e Probate Coda. 425. page 4·7. or maos records The ttme for flllnQ ol Or1n91 Counry. Clllomia. claim• will not expire The purPofllO SlrMt allelfm before four monthe ano othlr common delignalion. from the heering d•t• II llr'f. ol lht re~ P'OC*1Y ,,.. noticed above. scrao aoove tor wnldl Ill YOU MA y EXAM-UhcllfSllJtMd INklt no rll)ft- INE the file kept by the stnClllOn or warranly. IS: 2066 court If you •r• • p•r· Meadow View Latie. Cosu Mesi. · _.... · h Cllfornia Tilt ouroont4 owntr son 1ntereatwu in t • ol sad 111r prooeny it 1111 11m1 ut1te, you may fil• 01 Ille DelrnQutnt Assessment with the court • formal Lien was· Tam Lynn AshbrOOl Raqua•t for Speci ... Said salt wsl bl made Without Notice of th• filing of en Wlrrwlly, exprm Of ln\pllld. inv•ntory end 9PJ)reieel regatding title. possestion, or of ••tat• •H•te or of encumoranc.s. 10 PIV Ill sum any petition or eocount ol past due homeowner'I as· •• provided in Hction sessments rmOMl)ly tsb· 1 260 of the California ma•o COS1S. tees. cna-ges. and Probate Code. A R•· lnlllrest dut at Ult lime ot Olis nollclll in Ille amount of rom · · · • th• court clerk APN. 422·012·016 r: ,,._" A f ....:. ............... _ D. ~.,. A LI• C.,,.,.. nam.y ,. rww_, 23101 L1~ C4nllr Orlw, Su"' ~-=-arr~· 320 Llkl F011s1. c.1rorn11 •70 W. l90lh St.. Ste. 92630 (714) 412·2368 P60944 •lO 11'l6. 812 619M Tornnoe CA 90602 08/01. 08/02, 08/08 under the Independent Adminlatration of Ea· tete• Act. CThla euthorl· ty will allow the peraon· al reprHentetiv• to tak• many actions without obtaining court epprov· al. Before taki'lg certei" very import1nt e ctiona, however, the peraonsl representativ• will b• 1----------required to give notice PUIUC I011CI to interHted peraon• ----------u nl e • • they heve weived notice or con-Ra: ASHBROOKJCOHCORD tented to th• propoaed Netlce Of Siie You art In dllallt ection.I The indapen-undtt a Notice 01 OelnQuent dent •dmlnistretlon Asstssment I.Jen oalld Match 1. h t m b ted 1996 unllSS you 11111 aelloli to Mlt on Y w • gran prollel your prooeny It mlY be unteu en lntarHted sold It 1 pubic nie. Ir you netd person filH an objactlon ., exp&anallon or tilt n.ttu.re ol to th• petition end the proc:eeoino ao..nst you, you 1how• good ceuH why sh<MJld contact a 1aWYtf On th• court ehould not August16,1996al10001m a grent th• .uthority. lht !Id en1tance lobby or A HEARING on the IAQ Forest htCUWI Ctn petition will b• hald on 23101 LIM Cen1tr OrlYI In the Septamb•r 5. 1998 et City ol LIKt Forest. county ol 1 :45 P.M. in Dept. 703 orange, Slllt ol catllorn11, located at 341 The City under me power or 1111 P\llSU· O rive Orange CA 1111 to tilt terms 01 those cenaln 92688. . oovena.nts, cono11Jon1. and IF YOU OBJECT TO rtslrlcllont rtcorotd on June 9, the granting of th• 1978. as Instrument No. 14097/ petition you should bOOk 12710. Plllt t099 lnCIU~ appHt ·at th• hearing SNI. or Olllcial Records ol end stete vour objac· Oranoe County. Cllllornta. • .1. I ROlllld 0 ROllP. a LAW Corpott· t10!'• or frl• wr tt•n lion, as lrUtll• 1or s.a Btu ob1ectlona with the Clnyon VIiiage HomtOWn«s ~ourt before tM hHr· Association 1tt1 Utnholdtr 1ng. Your IPPHrence under NI Otflnouent Assets· may be in paraon or by mtnt Utn rtcordtd Matcn 4 your attorMy. 1996 • Instrument No IF YOU ARE A 19960104629/ book . PIQI , CREDITOR or a contln-Ille olflall recoroa of Slid STARTING ANEW --as 0 , FRJOAY, AUGUST 2. 1996 • PUIUC lfOTICll PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICll PUBLIC NOTICES PUBUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICU PUIUC MOTICll 8ond ttqulr•m•nta for .a TO ee SOLD ON A SITE 10itoouct0 on 22nd d•U of thNl a P•rtntrsh1p 0 I .... L..... ,. .. con tr ct PuBLIC NOTICI w1Tu1N 1 PUBLIC NOTICE Michael JamH OaVata ry, ._una ... _., ""' Have '1"41 ltMltO OOfM I I, lllCttdlng n AN EXISTING AP,rlt, 199e, and adOplad Havt vcu ltat1ed doing 3100 8tlstol St Sutt SS() 92651 buslneet Y9t'f No "'ILIC NOTICE SMOO '" atattd 111 tht <Malt COMMERCIAL BUILDING on 22nd d•Y ot JUiy. Ulte. t>uslness yet? Y•s. 2+96 ,lctJUo"• 81.11Jnff1 Cotta Mt 1 ci ttll?~ • Thia bualntH 11 con-Fr.-1ek L lachingef PUIUC MOTICll ---..... ---.---1 Otntr•I Conditions, DPR NOTIC& 0, LOCATED AT 1~20 PON· AYIS, COUNCtL Rontld K. Mormile Name Statement Thlt b:tlntH 11 con-ducted by:.,, Individual Thlt ltttemtnl WH filtd aTAft•N'r 0, 483, S.Cllon oo7oo. TRUITll'S IAL• DEROSA AVENUE IN A Ct MUlt81Rlt O'Neil, Rd· fhlt statement was filtd The loltowll'\Q Ptt90nt tte ducted b . an lndMduat H.ve you atlfled doing with the County Cttik ol AaANDONll&NT OF In ICCO<dance With the APNt 139 •73 01 ZONE. ENVIRONM~NTAL werda, Debay, Hedpe, With lh9 C®ntv Clttll of dolnq business as: Olinlvu Hr1• ~~ stette(f doing 1>usm..1 yet? No Or~· CcxlnlV on 7.a.M US• OP PtCTITIOUS P<OVltlOnt ol Section 1770 LOAN N01 ~~;fRMINATION. EX· COJC, Qeov.to and Watt Or11119e County on 7<5·9CI Inn. 871 S. Harbo< Blvd .. butlnett yet? YM, 2·1-96 Siiiy Kirk 199&3N8773 BUSIN&SINAMa 1773 and 17731 of th~ 1003UIOSO 3PLANNINQACTIONPA NO•I, COUNCIL 18913888742 Anahelm.CA92805 MtchalJtmesOIVere Thia atai.ment w .. liltld DtilyPUotjujyt2,19,2t, The fOlloWIOQ $*&on1 l.lbot COdt The Depart· Al!F CH•R£8 ~50 FOR CJ SEOER. MEM81!1lS1 None D11ly Pilot July 12, 19, 28, Amin.Anaheim, LLC, (CA). Tnlt lttltment WJS riled with the County C*k of AiJOlllt a. 19M f528 hl\19 1tllnd0ntd the UM ot • 1 • • S 0 · • • .. SIN T A119ust 2, t 996 F627 220 W. Bav1ho1e Blvd.. with the Countv Clerk or Ot~ County on M 2"911 tht f lcUUout Bualne11 ment ha.s ascertained tt\11 DAVID M. TR Mt & SONS FOR A ... COUNCIL San Mateo, CA 94401 Or • C'oun on 7·11·96 t9M3U94U PUIUC NOTlCE Name: United Fln1nc111 the oeneral prtvalllng ralH FD 397721738 ~~"'~b l~t't~w u~~,,;~i MIMBIRS: Non• PUBLIC NOTICE This busineu Is con· ang 19:.3189938 oauv Piiot July 19, 28, --------- MOf1gtgt, 302 N. El Cam· of wagH In the county In T.S. No. 310924 COLLEGE LAW SCliOOL MAVOlh John W. Flctltlous 8 I • duC1ed by: a Uml1td LI· DaJlu Pilot Julv 28 '""'ust A.ug. 2 9 1996 F550 FJctltleua .......... lno ~ti. Ste. 300. San Which the worll to be 'done IMPORTANT NOTIC! TO H•dg•a us neH abllfty Co. ' ·' • ....., ' ' NaM• ltate,...n't Cltmtnlt, CA 92872 bt H ll11td by the Dtpll1· PROPERTY OWNER: ~IS~~~~~~~~ ~ C I T V C L E R K : Nam• ltatement Have you started doing 2, 9, 18, 1996 F567 PUBLIC NOTICE Tht loUOWlflg persons are The Fictitious BuslntH IMnt ol lndustilal Relallont YOU ARE IN DEFAULT INDUSTRIAL• BUILDING LaVonne M. H•rkt .. s d T~e followJng persons are buslnff1 vet? yes, 6·1·96 Clotng butlMM ts: PIUI ~=~~e::ct'ai: c~c:! (415) 737-2794. A copy ol ~u~~ROA~EOD~~CHo: FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY THE ENTIRE TEXT IS 1r:~g 2:s2't;~~e:'be '{,~: :-.r:~t".:~r~mPre\LC. M.. PUBLIC NOTICE Flotltlou• .U .. MH Patac.. 1441 Cttritos Ava., on Feb. '· Hl98, iii' thl• U1tl11g ii on lilt at th• 1988 UNLESS YOU TAKE THE BRUNSWICK CORP(). AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW tenci'a, ,;203, Laguna Hiiis, Tnls itatement w'as 11180 Plctltlous Business N•rne lt•t•ment ~!'!rno;A =· 15921 No.t9M387207a addttss listed above. ACTiON TO PROTECT RATION, LOCATED AT IN THE CITY CLERK'S OF· CA 92653 with the County Cieri! of Neme Statement The following pertonl ltt Ouarlz SJ.. Westminster, Roneld I(, MQ"111te, 302 N. Pre!er91'1ce Wiii be granted YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY e~i ~ARA~oi:_,pe~g~i· FICE OF THE CITY OF Stephen 0. Irons, 23521 Orange County on 6--17·96 The followlr19 persons are g~l~t ~~:l.ne~:ve:t~e:.~·. CA'926113 El Camino Rtll, San Clem. to bidder propetly ap. BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC ENVIRONMENTAL DETER. NEWPORT BEACH. Paseo de Valencia, #203. 19993989771 doing buslneu as: Mont· Thit business is con. ente, CA 92e72 proved as "Stnan Busl· Sl\LE. IF YOU NEED AN MINATION· EXEMPT • Published Newport Laguna Hills, CA 92653 Oalfv Pilot July 12 19 26 gomety & Associates, 405 ~u~o::~t.·c~u~':ef111 • ducted by: an Individual Jamtt f , L.IYil•s ao2 N. El neas" tn accordance with EXPLANATION OF THE FOR FURTHER INFORMA· BHch.Costa Mesa DaJly g~~~'ia,-:o d~ae~f~~ci:: August 2. 1998 ' F53i ~~!~h. ~~;;~63 Newport Russell c. Gamer, t482 Have you started doing ~~t~~A ::::2 an Clem-s.ctlon 1896, et seq .• Title ~~~g~'h <;:GA[~s\ ~~~ TION ON THE ABOVE AP· Pilot August 2, t996. 9 1 2 2 6 0 5 3 3 , Laguna Hills, CA PUBLIC NOTICE Merion E. Montgomery, Catmelita St.. Laguna buslneu yet? No Jamff Pattlck Ryan, 19021 2, Calllornla Code of Regu •. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A PLtCATIONS, TELEPHONE FS78 4.()6 4011' Street, Newport Beach, CA 92651 ~IZ"~~l;::~it was mod Singing WOOd Circle. Tra· latfons. An approved LAWYER 7~·5245 OR CAU AT THE PUBLIC NOTICE This business is con· Fictitious Bualne.. Beach. CA 92663 This business Is con· with the County Clerk of buoo Canyon CA 92679 OSMB-09 or OSMB·l t On AUGUST 9 1996 at OFFICE OF THE PLAN· ducted bv: a general part· N•m• St•t•ment This business Is con. ducted by: an Individual Orange County on 7.a.ge Thia buslne11 11 con• must be on Ille at the Of· 10:00 A.M., CAL-WESTERN ~~~G 7~IVl~~9~· 0~~~~ Flctltloua 8uslnHs nershlp The lollowin9 persons are ducted tty: an Individual Have you started doing 19983188775 ducted bv a general part· flee ol Small and Mioorily RECONVEYANCE CORP., a COSTA MESA CAUFOR'. Heme Statement Have you started doing doing business as: All Have vou started doing bRi!~!~scr~:~e:r· 1983 Oallv Pilot July 12, 19, 26, nership Business 1806 • 14th California corporation as NIA ' The folloWlng persons are business '{,8'7 No County Extermlnatlng. 1144 business yet? ves, 5•88 This statement was hied Ronald K. Mormile Street, S~lte 100, Sacra· duly appointed trustee P~bllahed Newport doing business as: C·F En· Stephen . Irons Carson Street, Costa Mesa, Marlon E. Montgomery August 2. 1!196 FS30 10993888748 under and pursuant lo terprlses 19 C;inron Crest T_hts statement was flied CA. 92626 This statement was llled with the Countv Clerk ot PUBLIC NOTICE menlo, Callfornla 95614 by 0 d f T. B~ach·Cosla Mose Dally O, c' d M CA with the County Clerk of ur.1lltam Ftovd Hawthorne with the County Cletk of Orange Countv on 7·12·96 Thi• ttatement. was filed 5.00 1 bid •1 ee o rust recorded Pilot A 1 2 1996 rive orona e ar 0 c n 1 , • 0 c ... C C . p.m. o open ng MARCH 10 1988 as insl ugus • . F581 92625 • range ounty on 7·19-96 II, 1144 Carson Street. range ountv on 7·1·96 1 .. 983889407 Fictitious 8uslnes1 with the ounly lerk of date. If bidder wants No 88 10S768 In book. Scott Franklin 19 Canyon 19913890189 Costa Mesa, OA. 92626 19963688089 Oa1rv Piiot Julv 19, 26, Name Stet•m•nt Orange Co1,1nty on 7·5-96 "Small Business" prefet· page. oi Ottlclai Records In PUBLIC NOTICE Crest Drive, 'corona del Daily Piiot Julv 26, August This business !s con-Dally Pilot Julv 12, 19, 26, Aug. 2, 9. 1996 F551 Tne following persons are Dally Piiot July 12. 19, 26, ence on this project, bidder the office of the County Re-Mar, CA 92625 2, 9. 16, 1996 F562 duC1ed by: an Individual August 2. 1996 F529 ---------doing business as: Hum. August 2. 1996. must sign Std. 911 form corder of ORANGE County, NOTICE OF SA.LE Joseph Carol, 19 Canvon Have vou started doing ---------• PUBLIC NOTICE phrey Yogat1, 9010 Sout" F524X (Small Business Pttference State of CALIFORNIA e•· In accordance with the Crest Orlve. Corona del PUBLIC NOTICE business yet? ves. Septem· PUBLlC NOTICE ---------Coast Drive. Costa Mesa, ----------1 d c lfi ecuted by DAVID M. pro11lsions of Section 21700 Mar, CA 92625 ber 1, 1991 Fictitious BuslnHs CA 92626 PUBLIC NOTICE an ert icatlon Request) CHEREB AN UNMARRIED through 21716 of the Call· This business Is con· FNlcUtlouSs e,uslness Wiiiiam F. Hawthorne, II Fictitious Business Name Stetement Steven J. Fields. 10 Alba and submit with bid. MAN ' • am• ta ement This statement was hied The lollow1n ersons are East, 1r111ne. CA 92720 u remen or LL AT PUBLIC sions Code thete being nershlp . w1 e oun Y er o The following persons are o ng us ness as: e ts usiness 1s con· Nondiscrimination Pro-AUCTION TO HIGHEST due, unpaid storage fee for The registrant commenced doing business as: Prop· .Orange County on 7·5·96 doing business as: Gypsy Outpost Liquor, 6110 W. ducted by: an lnd1v1oual gram: BIDDER FOR CASH, which INSTORAGE HUN· to transact business unde1 erty Manaaement Solu· 19963688772 Moon, 1045 Newport Cen· Pacific Coast Highwav. Have vou started doing BUSINESS NAME Your attention Is called to CASHIER'S CHECK TINGTON BEACH Is en-the fictitious name or lions, ~S9S hamrock Ave., Oallv Pilot July 12. 19, 26. ler Or., Fashion Island, Newport Beach. CA 92663 business yet? No The following persons the "Nondiscrimination DRAWN ON A STATE OR titled to a lien pursuant lo names fisted above on Fountain Valley, CA 92708 August 2 1996 F528 Newpon Beach. CA 92660 Zu·Hsinng Hsia'b. 26602 Steven J. Fields have aban.:lonadthe use of Clause" set forth or re-NATIONAL BANK , A S«tion 21702 of said code (Cate): 711/91 Leona J. Luvks, 95~8 ' Oiane Reeder, 910 Hol· Allcante Dr .. Mission Viejo. This statement was hied the Flctllloua Business ferred to herein which 11 CHECK DRAWN BY A on lhe goods herelnatte1 Joseph H. Carol Shamrock Ave.. Fountain PUBLIC NOTICE lowbrook. Costa Mesa. CA CA 9269t w1lh the County Clerk ol Name: Pacific Avalon Yacht • STATE OR FEDERAL described as Miscet· This statement was filed Vallev. CA 92708 92628 This business ls con· Orange County on 7·12·96 Charters, 3424 Via Oporto, applicable to an nonexempt CREDIT UNION, OR A laneous House hold Items with the County Clerk of Karen D. Allen, 9598 Fictitious Business This business 1s con· ducted by: an indl11idual 19963989398 Newport Beach, CA 92663 State construction con. CHECK DRAWN BY A sofas, relrigerators, wash· Orange Countv on 7·16·96 Shamrock Ave.. Fountaln Name Statement ducted bv: an indl111dual Have 'JOU started doing Oa~y Pilot July 19, 26. The Fictitious Business tracts and subcontracts. STATE OR FEDERAL SP..V· ers. dryers, and peraonal 199636B9888 ValiE!Y· ~A 92708 This The foUowlng persons are Have you started doing busine_ss yet? Yes. 6·29·85 Aug. 2. 9, 1996 f544 Name taftrreel to above and to the "Standard Call· INGS ANO LOAN AS· property. Due notice tiav• Ellie Casllllo 2600 Michel· business is conducted by: doing business as: Mister business yet? no Zu:Hsmng Hsiao as Ill_,. In Orange Counru fornla No di I I I SOCIATION, SAVINGS AS. mg been glvon to parties s · 8 general partnership Marine, 2507 W. Pacific D1·ane Reeder This statement was flied PUBLIC NOTICE w ""' ., n scr m nat on SOCIATION. OR SAVINGS known to claim an interest son, ulle 270, lr11lne, CA Have you started doing on NOY 18 1994 Fiie c t •1 C Coast Hi&hwav, Suite 102, This stetemenl was filed with the Countv Clerk of1----------. ' · ons rue. on ontract BANK SPECIFIED IN SEC· thore1'n and the time specl· 92612 businessJet? No ' 0 C Fictitious Business No F628520 s Newport each. CA 92663 with the Countv Clerk of range ounty on 7·12·96 Jacks. MacAlllsler, 12792 pe~llicatlons" set forth TIOl'!I 5102 OF THE FINAN· fled In such not.Ice for pay-Dally Pilot July 26, August Leona • Luyks. Karen Garv M. Jones. 2710 Orange County on 6·12·96 19913989411 Name Stetem•nt Brlnany Wood• Santa Ana herein. (Reier to General CIAL CODE ANO AUTHO· ment of such fees having 2, 9, 16, 1996 F559 Allen Kelvin Avenue, Apt. 12129, 19963988304 Daily Pilot Julv 19. 26. The following persons are CA 92705 • • Conditions, OPR 483, Sec· RIZEO TO DO BUSINESS e~plred will be told to the PUBLIC NOTICE rr~s statecment weals filed lr11fne. CA 926t4 Oailv Plfol July 12 19. 26 Aug. 2 9 1996 F553 doing business as: Econ· This business Is con· lion 00700). IN THIS STATE WIU BE public by fNSTORAGE wt the ountv erk 01 This business Is con· • · -;;...,......,·-· ------omv Lock & Key. 1859 N. ducted by an lndivldual Participation in Minority HELD AT THE ENTRANCE HUNTINGTON BEACH lo· PUBLIC NOTICE Orange Countv on 7·l6-9G dueled by: an ind1v1dua1 August 2, 1996 F533 PUBLIC NOTICE Glassell, Orange. CA 92665 19993889398 and Women, and Disabled TO THE ORANGE CITY cated at 7471 Warner Ave. NOTICE OF SALE 19963990176 Have you started doing PUBLIC NOTICE Michael H. Walker, 1859 v 1 B 1 HALL, 300 EAST CHAP· County of Orange State of . Daily Pilot July 26, August business vet? Yes, 1 July Fictitious Business N. Glassel!, Orange. CA T.hls statement was filed e eran us ness Enter· MAN AVENUE, ORANGE, Calilomia on the '16th day Notice Is he1~by given 2, 9, 16, 1996 F560 '96 ----------Name Statement 92665 with the County Clerk ol prises Program: CALIFORNIA an right title of August 1996 at e·oo am pursuant to sections 3071 Garv M. Jones Fictitious Buslnesa The following persons are This business Is con· Orange County on 7/12/96 Pursuant to Section 10115 and inlerest convoyed to Terms tor the sale a;e casti and 3072 ol the Civil Code PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was filed N•me Statement doing business as: Balboa ducted by: an individual Daily Pilot July 19, 26, et seq. of the Public Con. and now held b'I It under only. Sate subject to can· of the State 01 California with the County Clerk ol Tne following persons are Island Boat Rentals. 504 Have you started dolr19 Aug. 2. 9. 1996 F545 tract Code, the Department said Deed of Trust in the cellallon. Landlord reserves l~4Q unirrsi~ned, Ajf;. TOW· Fictitious Business Orange County on 7·12·96 doing business as: Type 0 South 6aytront. Balboa Is· business yet? No ----------1 of Parks and Recreation property situated in said the right to buy. Below Is a . 'w se at pu ic auc· Name Statement 19963889410 Graphics. 39 Via Serena, land, CA 92662 Michael H. Walker PUBLIC NOTlCE has established goats of County and State de· list of names and unit null'I-~~T a~A~~f fNACHcErL· Thie lollowllng persons are Oailv Pilot July 19, 26, Rancho Santa Margarita, Michael J. Meehan. 2351 Thls statement was filed scribed as: bers • • · do ng bus ness as: Mc· CA 92688 Colgate Drive. Costa Mesa. with the county Clerk ot Stal• of 15% for Minority Business MORE COMPLETELY DE· R~ee M Prinz A003G 92701 al 9:00 am on AUG. Shays Enterprises. 2190 Aug. 2, 9, 1996 F552 Michelle J. Dixon, 39 Via CA 92626· Orange county on 7•1g..96 CelHomla Enterprises (MBE's), 5% for SCRIBED IN SAID DEED Daniel · R Fountains 16, 1996 the following de-College St., Apt 44, Costa PUBLIC NOTICE Serena. Rancho Santa Mar· This business is con· 1996369020B Th• RHourcH Women-owned Business OF TRUST. A0200 · ' scribed property tC? wit: Mesa. CA 92627 garlta, CA 92688 ducted by: an lnd1V1dua1 D .1 P 1 J A Enterprises (WBE's), and The stieet address and Brain LaBelle, A0204 1990 NISSAN, License * Rodney L McMurren, 2t90 Fictitious Business This business Is con· Have you started doing ai Y 'ot uly 26· August DEPAA\9:~~T OF 3% for Disabled Veteran other common designation Steven Kent Happel 2SDA874, State CALIF .. College St., Apt. 44, Costa Name Statement duC1ed by: an individual business yet? No 2, 9, 16, 1996 F568 Business Enterprises if anv. ol the real propertY A02t5 ' V~N 1~ JN:R~61'2LX~7278 Mesa, CA 92627 The following persons are Have you started doing Michael Meehan ::tRK~¢rJ>N (DV~E)i Particlpaslioonooofor all ~~~~b~~ ~:ov:181s J~~ g:~i~~,:~re~'. ~g~~~ po:e ~fa :!!1~1yf~g1 irerfu~j 1::e" ~~taA~~~· J41.90C;~~ ~l~~gv:i~~"'tssh~~l:e SSue~: ~~~=~= ~~gi;oe~. 6-1·96 ~1~~s t~~atc~~~:y w~l~r~le~ CAUFOANIA ~onracs over 1 : .00 HAMPSHIRE DRIVE, Nancv Vreeland·Ballan, theunderStgnedfor towi!'g Mesa.CA92627 vice 177 Riv r id Olive This statement was filed OrangeCountvon7·09·96 HIGHWAY PATROL· 1s required. Bids will only COSTA MESA, CA 92626 Ao777 and storage together with This business 1~ con. Suite F Ne: ~rte Beach' witn the County Clerk ol 19983888950 CAPISTRANO be accepted from those The undersigned Trustee Michelle L. Tittle, Ao784 costs of advertising and el(· dueled by: joint venture CA 92653 P · 01ange Countv on 6-12·96 Daily Pilot JUl'J 19, 26, AREA OFFICE bidders that either cenitv discla.ims any liability for Helt C/O M. Simon, 80005 penses 01 sale. Ha~e 'JOU staneo doing Rob B. Smith. 177 River· 19983681241 Aug. 2, 9. 1996 F547 Roof end HVAC that they have achieved anv incorrectness of the Pacific Auto Broker, Oeted this 28th d•Y business yet? Yes, 6·5-96 side Drive, Suite F, New· Dally Pilot July 12, 19, 26, these goals· or attempt a street address and other B0025 of JULY, 1996. Rodney Lamar McMurren port Beach CA 92663 August 2. 1996 F535 PUBLIC NOTICE Repl•c•m•nt, Or•na• "Good Faith' Etton" as out· common designation, ii Rhonda Curry, 80083 Jean M. Noutary T.ti1s statement was filed This business Is con· ----------· ---------- County, C•IHornl• lined in the Addili~nal In· any, shown he.rein. Pacifi c Auto Broker. Published Newport 01tn th9c County ~erk ol ducted b'J: an individual PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloua BuslnH• NOTICE TO Said sale will be made, C0062 Beach-Costa Mesa Daily range ounty on 17·96 Have you started doing ----------1 Name Stetement Cemetery • Mortuary Chapel • Crematory CONTRACTORS ll~rucllons to Bidders for In· but wllhcut covenant or Michael William Stewart, Pilot August 2 1996 199836B8858 business yet? Yes, 8·1·9l Fictitious Buslnen The following persons are Sealed bide wth be re-v1lations tor Bids/Request warranty, express 0t Im· C0314 ' · Daily Pilot July 12, 19, 26, Rob B. Smith Name Statement doing business as: Cat 3500 Pacific View Drive celved at the Office of tho for Proposals, and as set plied, regard1n~ tltle. pos· Cvnlhla Jane Hottman, F579 Aug 2. 1996 F525 Ttus statement was filed The followlng persons are Dealer Concepts, 1330 W Newpott Beach Department of Parks ind forth in the M(W/OVBE session, condlt on, or en-C0349 PUBLIC NOTICE with Iha County Clerk of doing business as: Piclure Cofllns. Orange. CA 92667 M4-2700 Recreallon, Engineering Compliance Certification cumbrances. Including John Warson, C0413 PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on 6·21·96 and sound Productions, Car Dealer Concepts (CA). t---••••••11111 Section, 1416 9tl'l Street, and Documentation An:ich· lees, charges and ex· John Figueroa, C0431 cne1394017 19963687215 2036 Goldeneye Place. 1330 W. Colhns, Orange. PIERCE ___ Room 940 (95814), P.O. 1 10 Bid F Tn bid· penses of tho Trustee and Gary Allen Bleile, C0460 Fictitious Buslnesa Fictitious Business Daily Pilot Julv 19 26 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 CA 92667 IEU-a-av Sox 942896, Sacramento. men orm. e of the trusts created by Eric Ralph Grimsley N St t t Name St•t•mant ' • Thomas Richaid Tanquary This business is con· _.,., California 94296-000I, up der's atten.tlon is directed said Deed of Trust, to pav C0477 ' ama a •m•n The following persons are Aug. 2· 9• 1996 FS54 2036 Gotdeneye Place: ducted by: a corporation 10 2:00 P.M .. Tuesdav, Au· to the requ11ement that ctr· the remaining principal Jalme Oeverefux. C0505 d!~~ 1~~~~~s ~:~s:,n~n:r~ doing business as: Foun-PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Have 'JOU started doing gusl 27, 1996, at which tlflcatlons end documenla· sums of the note(s) se-Marianne Struck, C0509 1 p· t b) 01 1 1 lain Vallev Min1·Man. 9520 This business Is con· business yet? Yes. 7191 lime and place they will be lion must be . submitted cured b'I said Dead of Jean & Tnomas McKnight, e~doo'.c ~;~~2 Fitch 0~~-Warner Ave. Fountain Val· Flctltlou1 Business ducted by: an individual Car Dealer Concepts, publicly opened and read with the bid: otherwise bids Trust . to wit: $144,398.66 C054~ enue. Irvine. California le'J, CA 92708 Name Statement Have you started doing Diane M. Gavel, Pres for performing the work as will be considered non· wllh interest thereon from Jennifer Ledbetter, 92714 Ricardo G~tierrez Estrada The following persons are business yet? No This sta1emen1 was hied Mortuary * Chapel Cremation 110 Broadway Costa Mesa Ml .. 9190 follows: . 10101195 11 9.750% per C0567 Interplay Productions, a .and Hermila Mondragon, doing buS1ness as: Ad.Net Thomas R. Tanquary wfln the Countv Clerk or Furnish all labor, mater!-responsive. annum as provided In said Mike Stapp, N0058 Callfornla corporation, 2805 W. Edinger Ave., 2000. 16701 Algonqui11 This statement was filed Orange Countv on 7·16·96 •••••••••1111111 als, tools and equipment BUILDING SECURITY RE· note(s) plus cost and anv Melissa M. Santucci, 17922 Fitch Avenue, tr11lne, Santa Ana. CA 92704 Street, #3o6• Huntington with the County Clerk of 19963890083 necessaty to remove exist· OUIREMENTS advances with interest. ES· N0620 Calilomia 92714 This business is con. Beach. CA 92649 Otanoe County on 7.17.95 Dally Pilot July 26, August ---------.. Ing bullt·up roof from office The Area Commander TIMATEO TOTAL DEBT Joseph J. Bernal, N0651 Tnls business Is con· ducted bv: husband and Theodore Luis Radke 19993989900 2. 9. 16, 1996 F566 building and ca1port (ap· shall be provided with the $157.925.39 Joseph J. Bernal, N0656 ducted by: a corporation wile 16701 Algonquin Street' Dally Pilot July t9 26 Au· proidmalely 10,750 sq. 11.) names ol personnel wtio The benellciaty under Fttd Brvan Woods Jr .. The registrant commenced Have you started doing .;300, Hunlington Beach'. st 2 9 1996 ' 'f542 PUBLIC NOTICE and replace with single ply will be working in the Stale said Deed of Trust hereto· N0660 to transact business under business yet? No CA 92649 gu ' ' ---------membrane roofing system f 1111 II n I lore executed and dellv· Richard Gallardo Jr .• the llctlllous name or Hermila Mondragon, This business Is con· PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Business over n-gypsum boatd, ac Y· c anoes n per· er!d to the undersigned a N0672 names listed above 7•1.96 Ricardo Gutierrez Estrada duC1ed by: an Individual Name Stetament remove lhtee (3! existing sonnel are .required, prior wntten Declaration of De· Wlley Ron Miiier, N0675 Interplay Productions 1:hls statement was filed Have you started doing Fictitious Business The lollow1ng persons are roof.top HVAC units and In-written notification of said fault and.Demand for Sale, Published Newport Christopher J. Kilpatrick: with the County Clerk of business yet? No N•m• Stetement doing business as· 01na1 stall lhtff (3) new HVAC changes must be made to and a wrinen N?lice of De-Beach-Costa Mesa Dally President Orange County on 7·5·96 Theodore Louis Radke Commun1ca11ons. 303 Onh· units, modlly (raise) 1 sec· the Atea commander. fault and Electton to Sell. Pilot August 2, 9, 1996 This statement was filed 19963898655 This statement was filed Tne following persons are wood Road, Corona del The undersigned caused F580 oanv Pilot July 19, 26. with the county Clerk of doing business as: S?ulh· Mar, CA 92625 Put a few words work Hove A Garage Sale ! -·~·······4···············~ : CJ na.•• MT CM : • • • • : ... : • • ........ • Q, • • • • ' • FRIDAY, AUGUST 2. 1996 PUIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICU PUBLIC NOTICH PUBLIC NOTICU PUBLIC NOT1CU PUBLIC NOTICU PUILIC NOTIC!I ~~ OM)Nol~" of ome111 i.ecord• Of Or· ~ .... d laid Tl'lld No. YOU w .. M,A11L.T11111, In .. Ctfy of ~Wll'IWICy ...... Of Implied bind Ind ..... •uttot(t) WICOflectl*t ot Ille ... , "'5ee_,_ .. _,_ enge eow.ry, a..t. d c.-. 133e, .. •'°""end dtslO-UNDEit A Oj!D) M TillUIT MMe. • lhOWI\ on • • ~ tile, PG6M'Ubl or "' OlllQt of lie countt Re· -dim and olller eommOll A.~. NunlMr: 1~1.o22"31 fomla, ~ IN pow# Cfl Nlted In the Dldarlllion d DAT!D Oll2llM. UNL&U,..,,. In Boot 303. Pagee ~ "' ~**' eotdef or OflllQt County, Sa• dellalllton. " ""· $110.., • I NOTICa °" .. thwWI cClf'Ulned, Wll ~. Ind ~ YOU T~ ACllOH :r as '° "40 ~. d MllOli-condluan, ~ ~ the ~ ol Cllltornla. Will SELL AT ,.. Said • Wll be ll\ldt, TIWSTU'8 SALi 1 c..n-·1 C'** ~ on OMM: 07nll1111 ~ Pl~~, to IN m1n1um P11n. PAkee-1: A PROTECT YOUR ~ ....,._ w.p.. In the Ofnce debeedi .... MQQd bV .. id PUBLIC AUCh ON TO ~IGH£ST l!Ot Wllhoul OMnanl Of WW· UHDP Da!DOI' T'RUIT 1 llal• 0t N1C1iOM1 -*. °' JM.I~ GROUP. ·~_.:.st ..o...u~~~ ~ MMfntnt for !Jt~.._IT MAY~ SOU> A d fie ~ Recorder of OtN of Trust. lldv9rloM BIDDER FOR CA9t (payable ~I r#llY. uP<m ~· r• YOU AR9 ... Dl!PAUU IM ~ "**" dl'9Wn -T c:.-.... _. ...... _.., .... mid ·-OYW A f"\19UC SAlL IF y OninOt COunty, Cellfomla. ~. 'With Interest .. llmt of .... In W#IU( monty OI gard~ . 11119. • or A D&D Oii TRUIT, on any ottiet flnMCllll lnM!tu-BY: ROI ~ itthe :rtt"!' ~~ thoM porUol\1 d Tract NE!D AN EXP\.AHA ElilCIPt 1hertfrom .. oll. Diii Pf(Wlded INN!n, end the lie Unllld Sta .. (ltt Ole lorms 9'1Q1mbfencet, ID Ptyol lht • ... ... Jt...,,, epec:if'ied In uctioft 5102 ~TIOH money .......... 1CJl87, .. Mt f0'111 In end in. cw ll4E NA~I! Of' "*'--and oet. ~-~ pMc:ipel ot IM notil ...tlidl Ill IMIJI ltndar Ill IN ftm*i'°'O ~sum "' ~TUI ot 1111 c.l!fomia Finaneial • 08lifomle Corilonltion' IUIQ1 of Amlflca, wttnout llb\.lmWlt recotdtd Maid\ PftOCl!l!OtNG AOAJNI ban& below • depltl ot eoo aec:ured bV Aid Deed ot Unllld S!itesl ltld/Of cas111er'1. n:\sl st<;Urtd by Said Died or TO MOTl!CT Code •. •ullloriled '° do ~ b ~ Wlfranty ··e:s ~== 16, tm In 8ooll 18070, YOU vou SHOUU> c r.t. . "'"'1out IM l10tlt ot TMlt wMtl ...... thereon .. Cltfbl•d or olh•t c:tltell5 Specl· Trus • -4111 lnllmt lhtreon .• )titONJnY, IT MAY~'" the s .... of c.lltor· By: lkuceR.~.: ~: .. al ........ hoe•1221and123eof0fn. TAcT A LAW'flR. NOTice tul'ftoeently ... rtMMd lnPf(Wlded In said Nott.,... lltdlnthtCIVllCodt(Payableln PtoWfed In said no1t(s), Id· .. IGLD AT A f'UtM.JC nie, All PAYMU AT THE ~ We •nd lnttftsf .NM 'i:id cW ~ TM toQI cw TRUSTE,E'S SAi..! UN tnstMnents ol R«llQf'O '"* dwoet and aicpenMS ot tne tu• It tilt bmt or uM) At on va11ces. II Ill'/. under UM •ms = VOU NEED AN TMEOf' SALE. •II right .• 1111• 1nt1 Irvine l!loll6eYerd. by It. 111 auch TnatN In and amount of the unpaid pMQ-DER ~ED CW TRUSTLoen a1rMt 9ddress and o4t1ef trul'1le and of the INltl lllt ltont sleps to Git tnlfance ol aald ()Md ol Trust. lee$, TION M THE end tnlere.l "9ld by .i .. Suite 2e2 to , ... fol ........... de_........ pal balance, Interest th«• No '6M400f2.,......, common dealgnation If tnv CIU'9d bV .. kl Deed ot of "" Or•no• CMc Ctnllf. 300 charges llld •,Xl*I'" OI "'' T • -A -• 2 ,,. -~-.., _,_.. on togethefwtthreasonM>ly T,; No cc.._ ....... 71 ... p ~ ..... 1 ~..:..,_...._.: T ..... E. Chapman Ofanot, caitlornla. TruslM and o tilt tusts ore-M H.. ...nV"' Trv.i ... In lhet ·-prQ9ef1Y Tlltlln. CA 9 property lituattd In the esiimated co.u, fllH -~· · -"' • "' u .. ,.. ......... ~ rvst. .. _ 119 •ttemptlng lo all rtolll but and lnllrtst con· alld by said Detd ol Trust. for CEEDIHO AOAINST YOU, tlluated In uld Count; and Telephone=. (714 573-741 eforeuld eouncy and Stat• 4nd edvancu at~°' No. 412·11S~ NoUce 11 abOYe ii pu to be. COiied •debt end •nv lilfor· wyea to and now held by It lht amount rusonably esll· YOU &140ULD CONTACT A Stat•. deecribed .. follows: Fu:" (714 573-7437 to wit: APN: # 930-n-449 the Initial publlc:atk>n of thl• hetwb)I given ttiat Stand•l'd ~ 'uctisla '""'-eo.ta metton we obtlln will be uaed under said 0.d 01 Trust 111 tile mated to be: S7'1, l3l .09 The lAWYilt. LOT 51OFTRACT4355, AS 01128191, • 08IOIW8 "EXHIBIT A" PARCEl. 1: Notice art ns4,089.17. Cur· Trutt Deed hfvlc• Com ...... CA t2t2t The undef. for tl'lel Pll"POM Sgndal'd properry slltnltd In said Coun!y beneficial'y under 5110 Oetd ol NOTlce IS HEREBY PER MAP. RECORDED IN FNSS53827 Unit 315 on Lot 13, .. rl!'lllY dated CaShlerl Pll"Y .. trvstee. or IUCCl8· algned Trustee dlacl81ml any Tnm DMd Service Com· and State' dl$Cfilltd as: EKhlbit Trust lle<etofore tx«)Uled and GIVEN -that on 08/1511"8, BOOK 1ea. PAGES 34 TO lhown and defined on that Checks or Certiflt.d Checks sor trustee. or aubltltuted lieblllty for any lnool'reCtneSI peny, H T'NICM 2tOO "A" Parcel 1: Lot 12 ol tract no. detlVtred to th• underslantd a at 9.1f A.M. ol qld day. AT 3e INCLUSIVE, OF MISCEL· PUii.JC llOTICI certain Condominium Plan payable to the Trustee °' INstH purlU8nt to the Deed of Ille anet 8ddre11 ·~ Stanwell Drive, Sutt. 200, 7809. lo tile city ol Newport written Otclafation ol l)etaull ,., THE :.cHAPMAN AVENUE LANfOUS MAPS. IN THE rec0tded Sef>C•mber 20, bidder e.re .eceptable to Of Trusl executed by SulUln OChef common deslgn1tion. tf Conconf, CA ""520, (510) Beacll. county ol Of80Qt. Sta!O and Demand for saie. and a ENTRANCE TO THE CMC OFFICE OF THE COUNTY YOU ARE IN DEFAlJt.T UN-1979 In 8ootl 13318, P• Trustee provided proper A. sy Man~n and Vlr-•nv. shown herein. !he total to)-7340. By: Veronlc8 ol California .• per map ,.. written Notloe ol 0.18-lt and CENTER BUILDING. LO-RECORDER OF SAID DER A DEED OF TRUST, 218 ol OITlclal Records ol klentltlcation ls available. glnl1 S. Goyenechea, hu•· amount Of the.unpaid bellll\Ot Henson AHlatent here· corded In book 304, page(S) 38 EleCIJon to Sea The uniler- CATED AT 300 EAST COUNTY DATED JULY 23. 1"2. UN-Ofange County, Cdtomla. From lnforin.wtlon which the b8nd Ind wtt.. Rec:otded on ol the obligetiOn aecwed l)Vtary Dei.d: 07129/H RSVP to •o both loolllslYI ol mlsceUa• signed caused said Notloe or CHAPMAN AVENUE. OR· The slreet addreu or LESS YOU TAKE ACTION PARCa 2: Ari undivided Trustee deems rellllblt, but October 4, 1994 as lnsltu· the prop9fty to be l9ld end 1400'7 112, 119, 8116 neous m1PS. In Ille olllce or lilt Default and Election to SeN to 1>1 ANGE. CA • .MJ FINANCIAL other common designation TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· 1149th Interest In and to lot tor which Trustee mates no ment I 94·05948711 ot Offlcl81 ,.,IOl\8ble estim.1ted costa. county recorder ol said county. recorded In tile county wnere GROUP aa duly appoenled the reel proplfty hetelnebo\19 ~ 1..!":_MAY BE SOLD AT 13 (Common Area) ot Tract representation °' warrad;y Record• In the otllce of Ille expenses end advances at PUILIC 110TICI EJtcept 111eutrom an oN. gas. lht teal property Is toeated Tru st" undef and pursuant dacribed is purpolted to be: A PUDU.O SALE. IF YOU No. 8336, H shown on a the street addtess(es) o( County Recorder Of Orange the time of the Initial publicll· "' minerals and other llydrocar· Dall July 29, 1996 FOOTHILL 1 ~ the !>0¥""' ol &811 con· 1300 LONDONDERRY NEED NI EX~TION OF Map recorded In Sook 439, other common deslgnat)on County, C1lifomla, end pur· lion ol tne Notice ol Sale ls. bans below a del>lll ol 500 leet CIJllVfl'AllCE CORPORATIO# l~rred tn that ce1111n Deed ol STREET COSTA MESA. CA THE NATURE Of' THE PR~ Pages 8 to 12 lncluSllle of of the ~ delCftbed tuent to the Notice of ~ult $207,177.U In addt~NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE wllllout Ille right ol sur1ace as said Trust81 By Do11n1 TruSJ er;eculed bV JAMES D 92626 ' Ca:DING AGAINST YOU, Mlscttllaneous Maps, Re-property Is: 220 Nice LMle 8nd Election to Sell tnereun-cash, the Trustee wlll NO. FCC 2411 YOU ARE IN entry. IS rewrved 111 lnltJu· Ktss111g11 AlltflOfize({ Sl{}nature KROGH AN UNMARRIED The undersigned dia-YOU SHOULD CONTACT A COfdS d Oranott County. M:US Newport Beacti CA der Recorded on Apnl 28, • cashier's check di.wn on a DEFAULT UNDER A DEED Of menl5 ot record Parcel 2 A 3450 N. VERDUGO ROAD 11MN WHO ACOUIRED claims all ti8bility l0t ~ LAWYER. NOTICE OF Callfomla, logtt.fier with Ill 92683. Said property ts.,._ 1996 •• Instrument t 116-atate 0t national b8nl<, a TRUST DATED December 29, non-exctuSNt appur1enant GLENDALE CAUFORNIA 91208 ~'TLE AS A MARRIED MAN incorrectnell in said 1tJ..c TRUSTEE'S SALE No. lmprovemeflts lh«eon, ex· Ing sold'°' the purposed 0211017 ol uld Offla81 check drawn bV a state or 1993 UNLESS YOU TAKE eastment for Ingress and (818} 248·0000 TAC 4309191> AS HIS SOLE AND SEPA-add O(h« COITlfl100 163387 On AugUst 23, 1996• cttptlng therefrom au con-paying the obllgatlons ... Rec:ofds. will Sell on fedfnl credit unioo ()( a ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR eorm over prtvall SllMIS IS l>tJB.8·2. 8·9. 8-16 AATE PROPERTY r-or at o1:00 P.M., at the North domlnlum Units loc4ted cured by said Deed of Trust 011221'16 •t 10:00 A.M. AT check drawn bV a state or PROPERTY IT MAY BE SOLD stl l01t1111111lose cel'talll deda- Recorded on 09/2211995 ~19::r1:i. ·n be made front entrance lo the County ttiertton. PARCEL 3: Ari ex-Including tees and expenses THE ENTRANCE TO THE lederll MYlrlgS and loan AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU rauon ol COYtOants. cond1bOM 1----------- ' Book n1a o1 Off'icial Rec:: wit~ warran;, upre51 ~2_00 ~~ ~ ~',!'nsltvt~ ~a-~unlt ~urt;. o1 the Trusttt and at Sale. ORANGE CITY HAU.. )00 8SSOCialion. savings assoaa-NEED AA EXPLANATION OF and restricbons recorded APl'lt f ORANGE County at ... di ·11 ~.-. • '"' ~....,, ~ -California Rtteonveyance EAST CHAPMAN AVENUE, boll 0t s.avings bank specified THE NATURE Of THE PRO-6, 1971 In l>OOk 9596. page 0 ~s .0 , ' • 'm""Mld regar ng tit • pc>a· CA In ttie city°' Santa Ana, and occupancy of those Com ·as said Trust-. ORANGE CA at bite lrTSection 5102 of the Flnan-CEEDING AGAJNST YOU, YOU 902. ol ottd.11 records. and COUAL HOUSINC OPPOAIUNlfY ii rul eslale •dver1"•no tn this ewspaecr 11sub1ctl10 lhc fed· ••al Fali Housing Acl of 1961 u ~mended wllld1 maliu II Illegal "' 1dwer1ise "any p11lerence. · mllalion or dtscrlmln1llon ~•ltd Oft rue, color, rtll91on. su , lllndlup, lamlllal wt11s or n~1on.i fri91n. °'an llllenUon to maU tftJ IUcil prtlercnte, hml :111on or dlscrlm1n1llon." Tllll newspaper wlll nol 1now111VfY xtepl any adwer1tse· "''"' lor real eslJtt which 11 In 1olallon ol lh1 l1w. Our 1udm • t htttllr 1n101m1d lhll all dwelhngs 1dwer1111d 1n th1r nrwspaper .,. avallalll1 on lft qui opponunlty llasls. To com· • iill of dlscrinllnJllon. utl H UO HrH II 1 ·I00·•2•·1590. kif :~t Wul1111ton. OC 1ru plust c;ll HUO at •26· 3500 •"OUSES/ c BALBOA ISLAND MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS OFFICE PERSONALS 3002 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT WANTED 2106 APARTMENTS FOR RENT 2769liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5530 5530 TO BUY 6019 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOR RENT RENT AI.S iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ma I• tate 4o·s 5'8·5.. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii G r a n d C a n a I ------------------CANNERY VILLAGE tall. Seeking Female W t rf t I Attractive 3lst St. at least 5'11"or+ To a e ron 2br 2ba, join mo by my pool g a r . d /w , w /d , ------------------office fo r $730/mo s165omo 494-1658 COSTA MESA 2624 ROOMS 2706 Roy Jackson s13.3733 side. 714•951·6177 l---~R--U-A_N_U_N_? ___ ES CM 1670 Sanra Ana Nun today-Nun tomorrow COSTA MESA 2124 2BD/1 BA Patio, lndry Back Bay Rm, pvt ·Prestigous Offices· Browse the Datellnol hkups. FP, near entr, like now S375. 300 1 sf ea. Ulls pd. \'71·900·988·3008\'7 2 M s tr Br+ Ole 2.5Ba • cusl 1wnhm. Fp, pool, spa, wd, gar, $1450 2217 Mayfair Ct. 262·4555 Lve Mess Tr I a ng I e Square. no/smk. 544·9536 s3oo. Agt. 675·3869 x 8 4 8 5 S 7 . 99/ml n. $750/mo 850 8295 18 • Serv-U 619-645-8434 · • NB mbl hm. prvt ent, ••••••••••---------Country Woods run bod, cbl rdy, prvt E·slde, 2 Bd & study, ba, w/d, 400 • 1/2 uhl. BUSINESS & split lvl, Ip, sky·lt, N/smkr 631-1538 FINANCE 2Bd 1 Ba Twnhouse S875tmonth. No pets. NB·1 BR AVAIL NOW! ·--------Garage & carport. 646-1164 645·9543 ..-Ba. Kil pnv, pool, FUNDRAISING Account Executive S 1500/mo. 1 5 week assignment. 1 ·2yrs exp In sales/fundrais· Ing. Public speaking ability, prior non-prolll a plus. Send resume to: United Way of O.C. 18012 Mitchell Ave, Soulh, lrvlne, CA 92614. Fax 724·3030. Attention: Human Resources. EOE. General Office D•ta entry. Small Software Expansion! Aggressively soaking a motivated sales/ service rop to jump start its Costa Mosa S/W expansion. If you are ready to commit 10 a cha llonglng career w/a growing Old Coins. gold, sliver jewelry, Franklin Mint. Sterling flatware. e1c. Steve 642·9448 days Top Dollars Paid For Records. Jazz, Sountracks, etc. Call Mike 645-7505. company and have ---------computer savvy, send FREE TO YOU 6022 us a resume and "'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim make It happenll "' PDS Tech Svcs,lnc Fau 714-540·8092 EOE M/F/HN K lttensl tort• temale 1 Owka, brown mote/le· male 7wks. 4mo part slamese female Enclosed yard, n/pet. -E-.-.-,d-.-1-B-r_u_tl_l_p_a-ld-. w/d, s;arage. $450. ---------- Harbor/405 5800 Call Ip, patio, stove, rerrlg. Call 780-0908 BUSINESS wholesale co. Well ---------1.69 UVE spoken, phn manners. •854-3246• Unr• \fruit d /\,fit'I•• aMer 6·30pm 557·5538 S690/mo 336 E.20th NB-Room for Rent OPPORTUNITY Xlnt loc. 548-6094. Br/Ba. lurn/unrurn, 2904 ....._ ... 1 oa Lv mag 875·0432 900-505-5050 LOAN OFFICER 800-7S9-CC20 Exp'd, seasoned loan 818-759-9100 officer, tor real estate EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 5533 PETS & :lBd 2Ba Hse Fp. new k1l, Quiot. cozy-nestled In fruit trees, herbs & !lowers Nr park, river trail. Bike to beach. $1100 838·4985 Bright lmmac 3br/2ba don, opn bms, Ip, alnum. dbl gar MesaV S 1350 grdnr 644·6996 NEWPORT *Eastslde Studio• gar, poollspa/ten, w/d iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii u ti 1i1 i es 1nc1ud8 d 1 _s_s_5_0_1n_c_._u_1_1._s_3_1_·3_9_9_3 ANIMALS 6049 ........ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi 5570.mo 848·0758 Newport Shores Pvt Xtra Large Bachelor E'slde Full kitchen, relrig. FP. Must see• bath & phn, garage, w/d, n/s, rol's. 5530 Utls incld 646-6306. No smk/pets. $5501 ---------mo. Incl water/gds. 780·0189 548-8283 VACATION RENTALS 2722 Vendmg•Must sell route 011•592•570-950 office in Newport Bch. •20 cash accounts l'---------"'l . ....!F~•~x~r'..!e~s:;.: _:7'..,;1'..:4~·8~4!::3~·~58~2~1 •Buy all or part O rder Desk Dept • 800·618-0908 w/hlgh·end carpet S NOLE' manufacturer. Exp In Please be awaro lhat the hstlngs In this Cal· egory may require you to call a 900 number in which there Is a charge per minute. Quallty AKC toy poodles, 7 wks. blk. 1 male/1 female. 5500 (714) 549·3892 INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY 2908 New Eliie lh>Kole d a t a e n t r y . X I n t ln•rocluchon Service, telephone skills req. •••••••••!GARAGE SALES ,...._,Ovol11yAltroct•.. F{T position w/exc S1nglo1.olYourC~. benefits package. MERCHANDISE Join Nnwl Send resume & salary •••••••••! ~ .ema1in • jf.,e1ult1 h Is tor t o: F , V . --------- Overstocked with stuff? A call to Classified will help 842·5878 FOR SALE 01••••••• 2Br 2Ba Condo Gated 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2 iii 6 ii 4 ii 8 Comm. A/C W/D, DW, 1• In Franco. Charming nonr Doauvlllo. 2Br English caretaker S 7 5 0 ·S 100 0 /wk I y . Seasonal 494· 191 8 tor S 125k first TD o n S750k watarlront bldg Newport Beach. Out of Santa Fe In Fa1hlon Island has openings for PT/FT salos assoc's. Hrly + comm +FT benefits. Contact Poppy at: 6106 iEWPORT BEACH 1069 micro. Pool/)ac, 2·car gar No pet, no smk. Avl 8·1 $1395 673·5884 UNIQUE BACHELOR PAD Spacious ptfurn'd 1--------- Principals only Con1act Nikol 760-0221 llliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim I 2br/1 Ba Ocean view. bungalow style, w/d, big patio, no kitchen S575mo 842-0782 apt., w /bar room, RENTALS TO ••••••••• living room. Ocean vu wtcity nghts. eoau111u11 SHARE 2724 ANNOUNCEMENTS T&K~JVE TO A ' G" (jlFTED PSYCHIC , ·900·868·4 t 00 x5344 8 10 CANYON CONDOS Sale s/Lease 349 K· ::.459K $2200 •/mo :!·3Br Brkr 759·7700 OPEN SUN 1·4 $89,000 Versalll•• Studio 300 C1gney Lnt 215 ComJ)letely furnished & Totally redecor•t•d wo (2) Ouecn·s•re Beds "h11e-be19e decor galcd ommuntty, pool, spa, • tness rm clubhouse Valk lo sandy beaches Secuflly parking TRY 3% DOWN Payments hke renl C1111 lor add I Into MARY ANN MCGUIRE 848-8770 Grubb & Ellls hld ly owned & op'd CEMETERY LOT/ CRYfT 1225 For lease Spectacular Condo Original Bluffs. Rare 1·story, very p"vate, upgraded. S 1 2 5 0 /m o . U t 11 s . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii included. Full cable. 1 person, no pets. Must••• 714-494--0157 HB 3Bd 3Ba Homo, Pvt ---------- br/ba, ent, patio. Kil .. ANNOUNCEMENTS w/d, 1/2 mile to bch. $420 ~ ,,.,. Ull 841-1432 2920 3bdrm end unit. Linda ---------Roommate needed Model w/wonderful NEWPORT share 3bd, 2ba. 2 blks wrap-around patio. to beach. N/S. $450 +- Bost Green Belt View BEACH 2669 1/3 ulll 845·8258 tn BluHs. 644·5464liimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiii1---------Sharo Nwprt Hghta LIDO ISLE 3bd/3ba. e Steps To Beach w /M/F. 3bd • office. Spacious & Sunny. 2Br 2Ba Yearly. 2-gar, Gar, cats, N/S, lndry. Lrg 101. Spa. $2500 w/d, no pots, Avail 8·1 S600 Inc ulll. 650.8:388. Grundy Rltr 675·6161 S1100 848·5878 Lido luxurious water· front condo Large 2BD. den, 3BA, sec, boat slip avail. $2.550/ mo./lease. 551 ·8!554 •1BR $825• 2BR 2BA $725/Up GARAGES Relrtg & dlshwashor FOR RENT 2740 Incl. 601130 pool. Not 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii pets. No lees. No•• lease. 545-4855 20x38 luxury, 4 .car space, storage ahelvoa, panel, carpel. $450/mo 780-8028 WESTMINSTER 2192 canal Front 3bd, 3ba, den, dock/gar apace. 2 patios. $2600/mo. Beaut 3bd/2·1/sba yrly. 875·01201 .. •••••••• Corner unll. FP, patlo/1 _________ 1• dock, 2-car gar. pool/ ••LARGE 2Bd 2Ba COMMERCIAL lonnls. S 1 250/mo. Condo Downtown Balboa $3.99/MIN. 18+ SERV-U 619 .. 645-8434 Burlal apace for 2 Avall 9/1. 723·5870 2·car gar. 418 Herding REAL 'ESTATE Panoramic ocean view 898-0258 (tenant) $1295/mo. 070·2803 ••••••••• Prayer to the Hol" Spirit. Holy Spirit, you who made me see everything and show me the way to reach my Ideals. You who gave me the di· vine gift to forgive and forget the wrong that was done to me, and you who are In all In· stance of my llfe with me, I thank you for ev- erything and confirm once more that I never want to be sep· arated from you, no matter how great Iha material desire may be. I want to be with you and my 1011ed one In your perpetual glory. Thank you for your love toward me and my loved one. Repeat prayer for three days without asking for anything. plots Finest section ol ----------------------------P•cific View Memorial Pu.k. New 550,000. COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 Sacrlflce 535 ,000/obo iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (018,541.0704 Jaclflc View N B Single crypt· orig. l.lldg Primo toe $4500 obo. P P 898·0794 '. HOBSES/ CONDOS FOl RENT GEMERAL 2102 HAVING TAOUBLI l.el!lllng or A•nllng your Propeny? C•ll: -Kwpr••• Leasing• 1 ··800-883·872• LOOKING "O" A lllSNTAU OM.LNUU KAlt•O" fUlAL TY •73--4400 BALIOA 151.AND 2108 QUIET &: SBRENE Palm l\f:esa Aparttnents So near & yet so fat ... That's the feeling you get when you live at Palm Mesa amid the lush grccncry of secluded woods & statcly pmns. A Studi<», 1 & l 8edtoome · Jn. $575 l'O S600 · IRR $625 U1 S6SO • 2BR sns to S750 •No Pea A Vcn>al Blinds A Ccill.na fant 4 NEW c..rpci. Paint & Tilt A Fimcu ROom 6 HCIUd Poal 8c JICUZl.i • Padol & 8t.laric:t A °""" Aveilablc Oftioe Houn. 9:00 am • 5~-P and 10:00 am -·U>O fCl'l w di 1661 Mesa Or. ·Salo Am ~CA "6-9l60 Publlah for obtainlng i-----------4 favor. LOST& FOUND 2925 LOST beloved ce1 "Zahra". Olack w/ whit~ pewa. bib, CLASSIFIED 11'1 the reaource you can count on to sell a myriad of merchan- dlae Items, because our column• compel q.ualllled buyere • to ealll 842·5978 round nose. Short•...,_ ________ _. holr. No collar. No olawa. Missing In I••••••••• Sonta Ana Helghta EMPLOYMENT nHr Redlands & 23rd, 1 .. ••••••• •Ince July. 645-2700 1• LOST CAT SlameH t--------- EMPLOYMENT 5530 mtx adult neut. male. 7049G Seaahora/5111, ND. C1toract on left •y• nee<ta modlcet1on. lliiiii••••••• R•W•rdl 574-0703. eVH 844-5053 Own your own 9001 FreeJNo Investment Earn S 1 ooo·s a day 800-655-3733 24hrs PfT Work FIT Pay Eatate Sale furn. (walerbod), European ltoms, household, paintings, clolhing, tools & much more. 115 Abalone Sat 7am·2pm CORONA DEL MAR 6122 Overstocked With stuff? 6am·12 M·F. no exp nee. $8.00/hr +comm. $300·5500/Wk. Mark in sales. Ottlce products Neighbo rhood Sale A eaJI to Sat 8·2. Complete olc Classified furn, mountain/racing/ will help kids/bikes. lthr sofa. __ ...;M~Z=-..S-=8~7:.;8::;,._ __ 852-0247 PART·TIME asst tot-----------. rowing mach, micro,---------1 sllk tree, TV, com-sales rep, lox hrs. Gift APPLIANCES 6011 puter, vacuum, de· Industry. 631·3100 signor 1hoes/clthes, PT Receptionist lancome, butch blk needed IOf Construction A~ana 22 Side by kit cart/tbl/chrs. baby office In NB Mon·Frl side. Frig. w/lce flex hr.. 7• 52 "'188. maker. $375 760·8528 car seat, mattress, pll· ""' lows, luggage, Etc. Recept/Admln AHt Washer/Dryer S 140/ Sea Ln PCH/Goldtrvod Fast paced, expanding ea. Apt. Refrlg $100.1-----------i auto finance co. Xlnl 71 4·646·5848. phone skllls, computer -:•-;W:=".a:-:-•-::h:-:•:-:-r /D-;:--:r::w::•:-:r::-•:-li---------1 processing, customer Whirlpool electric, In service. F/T. 9·5pm good cond. S350.00 Fax rHUrM: 557·2244 for bothl 831·3!550 Retail Sal•• f/t, p /t _________ .,.,._ .. sales persona, for FURNifUDI:! 6014 womens ahoe outlet In ~ COM. Sales exp. req, ~~~~~~iiiiiiiillL.~ Ille a tock work and B EAU TI F UL 8 8 • • dlspley, must have custom made down refe. Cell 875·8202 aofa. Call alter 5pm RETAIL Trendy home _,,,,,_7.,.1-4-·_,7,...2..,1~·0=-5-2..,2,...-.1•• eccauory store In Calmod• DR ••t Laguna seek• hlghly Country french table. akllled sates people. Pine chest. English 714-40,,...888 IHther sofH Music S•I•• Associate Gift ahop at John Wayne Airport. FfT, box collectton. Chine: Cobalt, Rosenthal, Haviland, Paragon. Sliver cryatal 1ewe1ry must h•v• flex 1che<t. 2 220 Faln1lew, CM emos. ceah handling Dall" 10•m-4pm exp . pref. Call (310J881-8902 PRENCH BAKER'S RACK. 1350. 842·2991 Hove A Garage Sole! Cla .. lfted M2·M78 ~'1lot Natural llgh1 wood ......... . tbl• 50x39 .. inert 1 etn.11 Repainting? I you'tt ~ IO!tplilt •. ttbt.td It, ... ft Of mlM it, lc.a ii !ht Oasst.ds lo find !ht s.fVQ yau'11 lot*llg kw Chances are you wlll lind what you need at the price you want to pay when you rtad ClaHlfled dally 142·5878 6 chairs. Mint Condlr----------...._ _______ _ 1235'00 758•1245 _E_M_P-LO_YM_E_N_T __ EMPLOYMENT Sofa 8" slipcovered, -French County Look· 5530 5530 $125. 700·0'109 WANTED TOIVT UIPLOnl.!NT 5530 --~------------- • COSTA lttlSA 6124 COSTA 1111& 1124 COSTA lllSA 1124 • 1111 Jiii 1122 ~!!l!l!li·--------·11~~11111!1!1---_________________ , ··-----~UT SALR Sat 8-2. Set 7•1 a cteetaner YARD aAL• Sat M. .... ,~ Rngllsh Bike, appl, turn. clth1. e1th1, anUq, co~. O t f f u r n • b I d g 1 ~ ~un mlac. 2047 Calvert tum, toehlba bU9 Dhn equlpmt/materlala, llOJI IP'trw a mat~ Ave Adaml/Shantar 1y1, 1t0t• ptOp, mlecl mlec hou .. hold 11~• ueae, .,.ehld/ldtch HOAG THIUn IHOP 1871 Tuetln Ay_e. 870 W. 17th Unit C4, ..,,., ...... couch. SPECIAL SALE SAT In Allew cmr 17/Pomona. aoG ... retie.... 1<>-3, 870 W. 17th St SAT/SUN a..n.1pm •--------- (In back). 722·9108 Cloth••· hHhold, NEWPORT Meu Verde Sale book1, tum, kitchen, Aug 3. Furn, blcycle, garage mlac. Plante, IEACB clothing, rugs, etc. Off pots, garden equip, l•••liliiiiiiiiiiiiiii 6169 Adame a1 Shantar suppUes, •lt·up bench MOVING aALe I' ..... Mn, toola, follow Calvert to dmbells, hand tool• Sat only 9-3. Alley of appl, oe>ntr equip, 2004 No. Capella Ct 2'49 Uttteten Cir 239 Proapec1/off PCH. 0,8" ,..._ .wtohe -:".:":'.""""--...;..;;.:;...;.~;;;.;... fPelr et l'alntew) F lV t Whether you're buYlng um. ruge, • • ereo, mlac. free fire Wd or .. u1ng, ClaHflled Buy It. s.u 11. Find It. cd'e, clothing Inc. wet ~.Celart .... .'~! covera all your needat Cl•••Hled. suite. co11ectlbla1. --· Too much to mention! AUDIO WORKS. AUTOS • BOATS • YACHTS Custom Installations Stef9o Systems• Enclosures • Mountings • Alarms •'Hidden Units • lhett Deterrents • Speclcll StUdent Discounts • Mobile Service D.J. BEALL aALI! eat.Only 8·12 Fine ,um, ga1 range, dw, micro, tool1, etc. 2049 Viet• CaJon (At th• comer of Vista del Oro In East Bluff). Sat/Sun 8em-4pm Furn, Jewelry, tools, cloth••· etc . 2399 Redlands Dr (Off Santa Isabel) TRANSPORTATION BOATS 7011 By CHARLES GOftN with OMAR SHMfF and TANNAH HIRSCH HOW TO 8ET UP A 11UCK Both vuJnerable. South deala. WEST NOR'm •9763 Q K 0884 •AQ732 • KJ 102 0 1084 EAST •Q8 OQJ732 ¢ 15 3 •K984 ¢ 1097 2 •JS SOUTH •A54 O A965 OAKQJ • 106 The bidding: SOt.rrH WEST NORTH EAST 10 Pua l• Pa• 2NT p ... 8NT Paa• P... P ... Opening lead: Jack or ... Dear Tannah: atopper. The openinr lead wu the ume at. both t.abl~ -the ja.ck or clube. At the other table declam-covered with the queen, toeing the trick to Eut'a k.inr. Back came a heart, t.ak· en by the king in dummy. There were nine trlck1 available, but no way to untangle the clube. Declarer tried to set. up a long s pnde by ducking a spade, but that didn't work. Since the defonders alertly returntld a club to break the link to dummy, no endplay wae poe· sible and South eventually conced· ed down one. I mueL confe11 that I almost plnyed the hand e1U1ctly the snme way. I wos about to reach for the queen of clobe at. trick one when 1 saw the difficult.ie1 that would ariae. Aa ii so of\.en the case once you recogniie the problem, the solu· tion ia simple enough. I rose with the ace or clube and led 8 low cJub to my ten. Although that lost to the king, Lhe king of hearts was st.i ll in dummy as an entry to the ueen or ACROSS 1-~ ~ 5 FlmW#Wd 10 ...,.. and poll 14 On the briny 15~ 18 GoY9rn 17 Roman road 11l..Mly~ 19 Afncen ~ 20 Pho4ogrliptle(1 need 22 Think ebout 24 Etemltles 25 Honey wine 29 Clri 29 Part of the apine 33 Type of trip? 34 Provide funds for 38 Luau daocea 37 G1rden sod 39 Attempted 41 Bright colors 42 Arctic dwelling 44 Bygone 46 Battery slz.e 47 Weather 49er~ 51 Fashion magazine 52 Persuade 53 Parched leeling 56 Confidential 60 Verdi opera FRIOAV. AUGUST 2. 1996 61 EJtaUM 63Former~ grut 64 Pet dty es~. pin IMSSMk......,, 67~ 61 Gardenefl' eo r:,cnu.. DOWN 1 Senledup • 2 Movie *'* ~~~With 5 P::i'orflM s Frightens 1fty 7 Seiene 8 Inquire 9 Ferm macNne 10 Majesty 11 ·-Lang Syne" 12 Wild plom 13 look cloMly 21 Part In play 23 Pledoe 25 Cried like I kitten 26 Object from Iha 27 r:: fasl Ind lively rnennet 28 "And-I good I .,L nlghtr "211 sne. labnc 30 Pasture IOUnd 3t Airl>fane • lreck94' 32 Ore lest 35 Rounded up cattle 38 Not eweme 40 Down 43~1.abirdl 45 Ac10f 8Mfy 48 Church ereas ~--f..11--~4884-UM#y Eleclrlc boat. $13,800. 281-8511 Man is a creature of habit -we tend to react reflexive! U> situa· tions we in we ave encountered before. This is particularly true at. the bridge table. All this serves to introduce a hand I played in a team mat.ch more years ago than I care to remember. rie~wer~·UM~-11tr-t-r.;;;~~~p;;;;;~;;;;;;iiiiiiii;;;,;;;;e;;;;;;;w;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:::;:;;;:;;;;;;;;jjjjjiiii;;p;;;;;,;;;;;~r;;;;iii--.----. . the taking. Run your ad in D YES,SEU MY CAR / Zip ......... POWER BOATS 7012 '18 Boa ton Wh•l•r t 3' new battery. Engine nffd• aome work. $1300. 873·2888 17' Be~llner Capri '88, 85HP OB. Radio & top, clean, leln sale. Doth North-South pairs were using 15·17 points as their range for one-no-trump openings, so the bidding was identical at. the two tables. I could not think of a better rebid t.han two no trump at my sec· ond tum de.pile the lack of a clob As ever Omar Learn to be a better bridge player! Subscribe now to the Goren Brldae Letter by c.alling 800f788-1226 ror information. Or write to Goren Drldae Letter, P.O. Boir "410, Ch.k:ago, 1L 60680- 4410. $4500/0BO. 875-6128. +---------...----------...------------1 20'· Weloraft cc. 200HP o/b, kicker. u111nNE SLIPS CHRYSLER 9050 JEEP Clean. $8500/0BO. "~ 9110 +ewas. 846-8~. DOCKS 7022 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '90 Eagle TSI awd '93 Jeep Cherokee •---------loaded. snrf, all 8cyl, 5sp, a/c, am/fm, SAIL BOATS 7014 Sldetle 335 East records. 1 owner, 80k 1tereo, Unfed glass, ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Bayfront, Bal Isle. Avl mi. Donald 648-6030 S12k. 040.0337 t• 8/1. Min $350/mo. 25' l!rlckaon New bottom paint, mot0t $5000 or trade f0t car, 675-5110 er Wkdays: ------------------ 310-821-1 191. FORD 9075 MAZDA 9125 truck or older whaler? ---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 873·6719 or 645-t144 MOTORCYCLES '89 Ford Taurus QL '91 MVP Minivan 4-door, champagne, 8cyl. 70Kml. Black. MARINE SLIPS SCOOTERS 8018 auto, A/C. 121K males. Alloy rims. Mini cond. Good cond. 52995. S 11.500. 642-8681 DOCRS 7022 '80 Vespa 250PE, 557·1444 Darcy. 40' Mooring 9135 the Newport Beach Costa Mesa Doily Pilot and the Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Independent to reach over 1 00 ,000 homes. Fax us this form with your credit card # or mail it in with a check today! Run for a week! If your car does not sell we'll run it Ct.dot CorV O NC. CJVISA DAM X • Op-- South Side Balboa Island, Near Coral Avo $12,900 721·0991 48ml(I) Italian Classic •------- 9 - 0 - 8 - 5 MERCURY just out of storage, HONDA b/o over 2k 673·2715 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '73 Mercury Cougeri---------..----------r---------- (2) ·77 CT70's Honda '90 HONDA EX Black, XR7 2dr. hardtop, Moil lo OM Y Pt.OT lJO w ..,. S.-0. ~-O.f267' 11llJ642·$61' <> ,.u 111'I631·659• ,_~°">'! ''-•• ---··-C.J-r,..~ (' ....... _ a..,,_ :'.)_,._ ---a-~ ,,,...~ i:t~ ... O C-""'*"' ac-o.....,w ........ 1r..-c... u -c-. .,,_ .. c)W'_ ... c,..._ oc---a-.-w- ' $ I 0 irJ, A /;,,.., $ I 00 eocJ. otlJitiottol /ine DOCK (1) '69 CT70 Honda 5·spd, orig Npt owner, 351 Cleveland V8. ac/ RSCHE 9175 TOYOTA 9210 VOLVO (auto), $300 each mint ccnd. 564·71 14/ pb/ps/rebuill AT/front PO 9230 plus or minus 25'. $175. 650·8145 548·3135/650·2957 _6_4_2·_8_6_8_1 -----s us p . n aw tires/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiii:Miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ,93 Honda Accord SE brakes/shooks. S1695. ,75 Porsche 914 '92 Toyota Tercel '79 Volvo 2 -door, SIDE TIE 30F Sall. --------Xlnt ·ea1 111. 1oca110111 AUTOMOBILES $350/mo. 752·2681. Loaded, exc cond. 28K ___ 6_4_4_·_1_3_4_2__ Auto, A/C, Xlnl gas low miles. good trans. lea.her Int. sunroof, auto. 2 Liter, w/Mags & Bra m 11 o age S 5 8 O O. Call 073·8560 Convertible 723·5824 1 723 5041 AIC. &·disc CO plyr v msg. • r---------s 8 5 0 0 0 When you \\Tlh: CLASSIFIED 1 . · a Y s : It's the resource you ---------045·8812 ext.11 .1 Cla"11icd ad. t I II Eves: 434-9188 include .ill can coun on c se a CADILIAC 9040 ---------myriad of merchan· the r:..~·" -------1-------ANTIQUES & TRUCKS 9220 CLASSICS 9250 RANGE ROVER 91 77 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii for another week FREEi All for $1 o• ··-·-···--··--··-········-·· di•• Items, because iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TRADE ~mJ gel the oor columns compel ,83 BAGHM D'ELEG . quaflfled buyers lo Loaded. Blk/blk llhr, through Classified rc~ull\ calll e 42•5878 7 1 k m I. S 6 3 O 0 . 642·5678 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil '70 Ford 1/2 Ton p/u '75 ELDORADO 31K. '91 R•nv• Rover V-8 Hunter, auto trans. 88K ma Mint Condi $18,900. 075·3275 300, 6-cyl, auto trans. Wht. cust Int, su~ Xlnl work truck. xlnl c ond. $6000. Git $1500/080. 723·1504. stereo! 5.50-0410 pp (714)645·3221 , _________ , ________ ......_. __ _ -----• CHILD CARE 3536 COMPUTERS 3556 CONCRETE & SERVICE MASONRY FENCES 3557 & DECKS HEALTH, BEAUTY LANDSCAPE & PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 SPRINKLERS 3921 DIRECTORY CARPENTRY 3510 CVLlttle PeoplHCV ADVERTISE ON Daycare. Quality ·THE INTERNET· care. Warm home, Reach Millions! Get •EXPERT: Blk walls, brick, concrt, stucco. 3 615 & f ITNESS 3 7 40 IA WN CARE 3 808 •. wiiii. Pii.iiviioiiuiiNii0ii0iiuiii15iiTiil iiiTiiHiiiEiiiLiiiociiiAliiiiPiiLiiUiiiMiii8iiiERiii lisiiPiiiRiii1 NiiiKiiiLiiiEiiRiiiiRiiE PiiiAiii1iiiR Painting Contractor ·3 James E Bangen Co· Valves•Heads •T1me- Oual. pa1n11n9 by prol'ls Sance 1947 clocks. 26Yrs Local Exp.. Ucl602098. Ins Friendly Serv1ca•lnsured John Burr 202-2831 * Wood Fences * FREE CHIROPRACTIC Shan•'• Gardening Replace/Repair Low $ & Landacaplng. Lawn Free hauling/est. Llc'd Spina! Exam & cara lnsta.ll'n/Removal Free est. 145-3305 Ll53298t 575.9304 SPRINKLERS are my Rprs. 25Yr Exp. Lows Joa• 531·7043 Treatments 850·2273 Sprlnkler1 548-580't Advantage Const 974-5301 computers, fun, and S300 Homepage FREE 24y,. Quality Painting leamlng env. Quiet Call 714-384-5031 TOUCHUPS, TOO H•nctymen/Remodel C~154:9~°i~~~~~w I======= CONTRACTORS FLOOR INSTALL SHEORMEVICCARES El 3760 MASSAGE 3830 24 Hrs. Richard Sinor Addltlona, S.th, Kitch.,_______ GENERAL 3558 REPAIRS 3620 Ucl280644 645-3209 Expert Drain Cleaning & Plumbing Repairs 20Yrs np Al wor1I gulf on l y bus i nes s T11ners•Valves •011p Sys Charles 722·7824 Steve 545-82981 ________ _ Flr•·Water Oam•'J• ComputtrContUltlng liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L & B Therapy QUALITY • CARE Precise Plumbing TUTORING 3929 Elec, Plumb, & P•mt Sttwre/Hrdwre Install R.N./Holistlc Practloner & Nutrition Ins/WC Summer Specl•l•I R•~= :S~::,';.~~els liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Newport araa. lmmed CLEANING Upgrade seRepalra ACM CONSTRUCTON *QUALITY WORK• Home care V111ts Infants RN IL MT 5 5 0 ft 20Yrs Exp X!nl "'°'ktnans'l<p L,.887398 919-1090 SAT PREP Summer Page 714·227-8122 SERVICES 3548 Prlnt•Scannlng Svcs Tennant Improvement Har INd Vany11c crnmic to Elderly. 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I .. r @ACURA presents August 7 -August 28 Wednesday Evenings 6 pm to 8 pm Fashion Island -Neiman Marcus Courtyard August 7 • SH I RELLES and RICHARD STREET of The Temptations August 14 •TOWER OF GROOVE/RfiYTHM LORDS August 21 •MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY, Academy of Country Music Award Winner August 28 • Contemporary Jazz featuring RICK BRAUN FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH l .. -· -- • Here'• a Hat of golf ecboola to get you started located 1n the Southern California and Ari.Iona areu. • AJ"llOld PabDer Golf Academy (909) 4&W222 SdM>ol aoc.tloo: 4.000-square-foot indoor facility and the new Arnold Palmer 18-bole coune, Empire Lakes Golf Course in Rancho Cucamo~a. ln.ltruction: Computer Coach · High speed video analyais of your swing. This is fod Into a computer and the screen Is split in half with views of student next to a pro. Up to six pictures can bn soon 111 nncn to evaluate Individual parts of swing. Studont/tuachor ratio: 4 tn t. Schedule: Year-round. One-hal f day (four hours): one to fivo-dav · programs. Private lr.~sons. one-hour sessions; serirs nl fivo. one-hour sessions. • Bruce Baird's Monterey Golf School (800) 894-9593 Scbool locallon: Morgan Run Resor1 Ii: Club, Rancho Santa Fo. C'.alif. A 27· bole championship w urso designed by Jay Mo1Tish. Extensive practice facility. Instruct.ion: Discover your own best game and learn bow to devrlop it. Emphasizes student-driven instruction and short game methods to improve score by fivo to eight strokes. Student-to-teachor ratio: 5 to 1. Video a.nalysis. Schedule: Summer/Fall Aug. 9 • 11 and 23 • 25; Sept. 13 · 15. Th roo-day program cost for rooms. food and imtruc:tioo ii $895. • Crd·.1.rric:MI Golf smooa. (800) 858-9633 School location: Indian Springs Country Club in Palm De.ert. Exclusive practice facility at the Desert Practice Center. Headquarters at the Erawan Garden Resort. lnltruction: Provides "an abeolute learning atmosphere," with aocess to practice facilities for leam.ing all facets of the game. Jta Formula for Consi•tency concentrates on making the "swinging motion con;tpatlble wilh yuur natural body balance and flow of motion." Classes rotate from the short game to the long game every hour and fifteen minutes. Student-to-teacher ratio: 4 to t. Coed and all women's claases (taught by women) offered. Personalized video analysis. Schedule: Three and four day schools include lunch. reception . dinner. all instruction. golVcart. instruction book. video and gifts. Call for fees and accommodation rat BS. • Diamond Golf Schooa. (800) 847-4539 School location.: Desert Princess Country Club and Ooubletree Resort. Palm Springs. ln.lb'udion: Three-to-one 1tudeot teacher ratio, designed lo improve skills whHe attending achoo[ and after leaving. Exclusive Follow-up Program provides access to ongoing guidance from teaching pros. Three day to five day programs. Mini Golf schools program lncludell four boun of dally lrutruction, lncludiaa lunch and golf in the afternoon. Premium program lncludee live and one-half houn of dally imtructioo, Including the option to play with a pro in the afternoon or wwk further with technique on the practice tee. Video analyal.I. ScbedW.: Y88J'round instruction. Accommodation and commuter rates. • Golf Digelt ID.ltruction Schools (800) 243-6121 School locaUonr. Pain Mesa, Calif. and 'noon North, Soottadale, Az. lutruction: Program formats: haJf. day refresher/intro; 3-day mini schools. l , 2 and 3-day commuter schools, 3 to 5-day regular schools. Also s pecialty schools for low· handicap, playing (18-holes of golf with instruction). ladiea, short game, couples and parent/child .. Corporate and custom golf schools available. Schechde: Jan. · June; Oct. -Nov. CaU for accommodation and commuter rates. Schools begin at $295. • Tbe Golf University at San Diego (800) 4 26-0966 School location: Rancho Bernardo Inn with five challenging counses. Imtructloo: Founded"'by-Ken Blanchard. Ph.D. with the ROal lo find the most effective method to teach better golf and gradually tranafer the teaching role from the instructor to you. Small groups play with pro who seta goals for your. game via penonallzed training. Take- home video with voice over analysis. World Wide Golf Events Pruen/:J Golf Tournament & Bikini Contest "Golf, Girls and Good Times" . _o_. TUESDAY, SEPT. 10, 1996 MONARCH BEACH GoLP LINKS $300.00 incl udes tra nsportation with contestants to and from the course in the exclusive "party bus", 18 holes of championship golf with cart, deluxe tee prizes including golf shirt, custom gym bag and more (estimated value $100), lunch, on course refreshments, awards ceremony, dinner, auctions and reserved scat at the pageant. PLUS CHANCES TO WIN: Trophies for bt-5th place (low net & BJW1 competitiona), Hole-in~One contest for 1996 Automobile. Lon&est Drive, Most Accurate Drive and Ooseat to the Pin on par three. For tnDre in/ornudi.on 800 8 9 8-1 259 .. (714) 650-6966 WE ACCEPTc VISA• MASTERCARD \ Oub-fit1i.og servicl. Private drtYlal range; putti.og and chippl.aC ..-.. Extensive video llbnry. Sc::hedale: Y~round ~ ud four..&iy programs. nu;:!d• women-only 188tlODJ o April through Augull. Accommodadoo and commuter rat•. Junior aummer camps. • John Jacobi' Prac:tJcal Golf Schook (800) 472-5007 School locations: Arizona: Pboenix/Mesa-Painted Mountain Golf Club and Holiday Inn Express, Mesa. ScottstlaJe • Marriott's Camelback Golf Club and Marriott's Mountain Shadows Resort or Marriott's Fairfield Inn. Tucson • Tucson National Golf .. Conference Resort, home of the PCA Northern Telecom Open. Tucson area -San Ignacio Coif Club and Best Western Green Valley. California: Palm Desert • Marriott'• Delert Springs Resort and Spa. • Rancho Mirage • The Westin Mlaslon ffills Resort Coif Course and Days lnn Suites. l.mtruction: Jacob's echoolt are known for great theory. All golf school packagea include: JaCobs' Golf Manuaf. bigb=tech video t.nalysb. equipment analysis and ~eloome packet. Schedule: Most locations are yea.r- round with weekend, four-and/or five-day sessions. Accommodation and commuter rates. • NlckJau.Fllck Golf School.I -AUGtJST~ 1996 -- ......... ..... I r n..t Mountain GoK a..• n • h Ax.. where Smlor PCA 'I'-'9 played. Resort ~..,.. 0 Mtion. at the ~Pl'IDow. IMllmdr• -...... by Jim Plic.k ~·~)and Martin Hall. Olrrkulua developed by Jack Ntcta.a. Gd Jillll PUck. Schools offer Tbe J-ck Nlcklaua Coacblng Studio•~ video lO tMe bome. Claaaes are UmJt.d lO 11 ltudents with four lnatntctan. ,.._... Golf l (compreheulve three-day program) and Muter Coif n (ftve-day) J>lotP'U" r..ture full swing, short game, ~01 and cert fees for ~olr l'ollow acbool each day, swrng '°::fu." the Coaching v.ldeo. cl aolf uhibjtion. skills conic~• with lrutructon. golf equipment obeerwadoa and evaluation, Master Golf Wad.book. gift package. All cl.... are open to both men and women. Sc:Mdale: Spring and fall session~ from Feb. through Nov. • Nk:aa Hill Golf Cub (714) 75~5170 School......._· Pelican Hill Coif Club, Newport Coast. ~Cleon Deel, PCA. Dinlctor ol J:utroct1on. Designl'd h• Nadd.r.I MCb individual's player ability, natural motion and true potential. Provides golf school~ .mrl programs. cont. pagt> 5 • Golf Schools • state-of-tho-art ·-------- .'-{). • f' •• '! ,. J! AUGUST 2, 1996 . . . , . · r·f ,. ~ 1 J'. • r .. l f j '• -. -.' .l .. Golf travel in sun-drenched Scottsdale., Arizona By John Philips . Over the past few years, quality daily-fee golf courses have continued to grow at an astounding pace in the Valley of the Sun. The following is a roundup of some of the new courses, alons with some not-so- old favorites. When playing golf in Scottsdale, remember your sunscreen and watch out for rattlers. . The best time to visit is at the beginii.ing and end of summer when temperatures are still be&rable and the rates have been discounted. Most of the courses listed command fees over the century mark in the peak winter months. . Where 7b Play The Mum • Ttoon Norlh (Monument aad Pinnacle Counes) Jay Morris~ and Tom Weiskopf blended challenging golf with the beauty of the high Sonoran SCHOOLS cont. from page 4 • Golf Schools -slale-<>f-the-art technology is incorpo111ted Into each school which includes: instruction, video analysis, instructional manual and work.book and gift packa.ge. Student-to-teacher ratio: 4 to 1. Programs are half day, one day and three days: Half-day sessions focus on full swing or short game; one day includes full swing and short gamtY. three day incl\Jdes full swing, short ~ame &: play (two rounds of golf with lflStructor). • Golf Programs -golf swing fundamentals; intermediate golf swing sk.iUs, short game skills and basics of J?laying the game. The Practice &:: Teaching Center has individual lessons plans. corporate golf pro rams, women's programs. . . . . -.. programs available. Schedule: Yoar-round. Nearby accommodations i.n Newport Conter. • Raven Golf Club Learning & Performance Center (602) 437-1818 School locations: The Raven Golf Club at South Mountain. Phoenix, Az: Raven Golf Club at Sabino Springs. Tucson. Az Instruction: Programs include: one hour. two hour, one-balf day (three hours) and full day (six hours with or without course play): one, two o.r three-day golf workshops: two and one-half day rrivate: Aim to Win features a ful day of instruction focusing on the short game; playing lesson provides either a nine-or t8- hole evaluation of a game with written and verbal recommendations. Also clubfitting sessions. Junior golf instruction and corporate clinics. Teaching staff is led by Cbuok and Shelly Aogail. Schedule: Call for schedule dates. Desert. Steep arroyos, natu'.ral washes and forests of saguaros provide a memorable golf experience. The course is always in pristine condition and consistently ranks in America's Top 100. Weiskopf recently added a second 18 at Troon North (Pinnacle Course) wQich is on inore rugged terrain than the original. · • Gray hawk Golf Club . (Raptor and Talon Coones) Five minutes south of Troon North lies Grayhawk. site of the final matches m the Anderson CollSulting World Championship · of Golf. The Talon course, designed by David Graham and Gary Panks has everything you could ever want from a round of golf. The signature hole, "Swinging Bridge," is a 175-yard par thiee played over a desert ravine. The tournament tee is accessible from a swinging bridge in the center of the ravine. The Talon Co)ll'98 Offers a reachable 303-yard par four. Closing out the back. nine is "Devil!s Drink," a.126- yard par three with an island green. The Raptor Course Tom Fazio's first design in the Scottsdale area is much d.iff erent than its predecessor. Features include double-wide fairway corridors, beautifully aited greei;i complexes and large flat bunkers. • Golf Club at Eaale Mountain Nestled in the desert foothills entering Fountain Hills is one of the Valley's newest g"ms. ·With dramatic elevation changes and sweeping views of Pho~nix. the challenge at Eagle Mountain is keeping your concentration. Among the most memorable boles is "Solitude," a 210-yard par three played to a narrow green surrounded by a canyon to the left and back of the green. "That's Golf' the 420-yard par four finishing hole offers an excellent chance for a career drive. The tees are elevated 150 feet above the fairway and most often are accompanied by a strong tailwind. · • SunJtidge Canyon Another course routed through the rough terrain of Fountain Hills features 1818e rock outcroppings and a pair of sk a Regenrs Point resident what the best things are about life in this Teciremcnt community and Evenings and weekends find many caking advantage of the area's diverse cuJruraJ and recreacional offerings. Whether your tastes run to the South Coast Rcperrory, concerts, lecrurcs at the university or shopping, you'll have. ready access to the pastimes you enjoy mosc. .You'll also have ready access co a remarkable group of neighbors. Residents arc friendly, well-educated and widdy traveled. They're not only interesting, they're interested in the continuing adventure of life. Add our lovely ~c.commodarions and thrtt levels of care, and you'll understand why this is the ideal location for the best years of ~ur life. To find out more, writ or all t-800-2Z8-8898. Regents .Pofilt ~ Point la owned by Southern Cllllfomia Po~Homee,a~~wlth mor.4o )'Ml'9 of e)lpeMnoe In rwtftl I lent ~~t.~7•DHL *.:t="' ___ _.,olU.S.~w--.. , .. 11 fl( =-=~-:-;.-:."o;:.~:::. E.. ~---..-. waterfalls on the back nine. The outward nine features many downhill holes, while the incoming nine cont{lins a number of uphill buttes. •Legend 'D'ail Designed by Rees Jones, Legend Trail is one of Scottsdale's newest and most spectacular championship golf courses. Beautifully manicured fairways have been routed through natural desert arroyos and cactus. Legend Trail features back-to-back par fives on the inward nine. The Best of the Re.t • TPC of Scottsdale Owned by the City of Scottsdale and pianaged by the PGA Tour, the two championship courses, both 18 holes, were designed bf Tom Weiskopf and Jay Momsh. The Stadium Course was built . specifically~to host the Phoenix Open and is in the shadows of the McDowell Mountains with beautiful desert landscape. The Desert Course is routed through a variety of desert vegetation. • Stonecreek, The Golf Club Designed by Arth'Ur Hills, this links-style course is routed through rock-filled areas that come into play on almost every hole. During peak season the green fee includes a sleeve of Titleist goU balls. A real Scottish experience in the middle of the desert. • Karsten Golf Coune at Arizona State University The stadium style courie • des~gned by Pete Dye is ho.me to the Arizona State Sun Devils. Phil Mickelson honed his skills on this course and bas developed into a PGA tour star. Water comes into play on three of the last four holes and yes, there are plenty of railroad ties · protecting the small greens. • The Phoenician 1\vo distinct s~ts of nines. The front nine winds through large palm trees with lush f~ays with water coming into play on several of the holes. The back nine winds through desert canyons behind tlie world-class resort. The 18th is a par five, with a lake lining the second half of the tight fairwa-y which doglegs right. The water forces a second shot carry to the flag that can exceed 250 yards. cont. pase 18 JOll LBJMD'S GOLF SHOP At tht Ntwport Bt.adt Gdf Courst 3IOO INine A~~ Beach 714-852-8689 . Bobby Hatfield, rock and roU star of the Righteous Brothers, with bis wife Linda. have been actively participating in a campaign lo raise funds and increase public awareness for the Southern California Lupus Foundation. Because of Linda's battle with Lupus over many years, they know firsthand the struggle and unpredictability of this chronic disease. This year will be the Fifth Annual Bobby Hatfield Charity Golf Classic to benefit Lupus. In the previous four years, the tournament has raised a total of $481,000. This funding bas enabled the Southern California Chapter Bobby Hatfield to fund Lupus research projects and expand services to patie nts and their families throughout Southern California. The Chapter maintains 24 support groups from Fresno to the Mexican border, and distributes a monthlv newsletter to more than 4,000 · members. 10uroament Info: What: Fifth Annual Bobby Hatfield Clwity Golf Clusic and Rocle 'n Roll Show l: Dance · Date: Mon., Sept. 9, 1996 Where: Los C.Oyotes C.Ountry Club, Buena Park Fee: $300 golfer; $325 golfet with spouee; Oinner;Rock 'n RoU Show 8r Dance, $50 per penon. _.. Agenda: r 8 am.: Mgistration/contioental breekfut/putting conteet 10 a.m.: snotgun start (scramble format) 4:30 p.m.: no-host be.r/tilent auction. . 5:30 p.m., Dinner/Live Auction with opportilirlty to win round trip on US Air to Rome, Italy. . 6:30 p.m., Rock 'n Roll Show A Dance The tournament commJttee along with more than 100 volunteers on tournament day donate their time to l&.ise funds for the Lupus Foundation. Tbit ea.r'll entertainment -Rock 'n -- A11G118T 2, 1996 Toshiba Senior Classic returns to Newport Beach Lee 'll'evino The Senior PGA Tour tournament, the Toshiba Senior Classic, will return to Newport Beach Country Club, March 10-. 16, 1997. This year's attendance was 78,000. The 54-hole, stroke play tournament will feature a playing field of the top Senior TOUR professionals, offering $1 million in prize money and televised on ESPN as part of the Senior TOUR's Cadillac Series. Toshiba's title' sponsor commitment extends through the year 2000. "We're looking forward to bringing the best pros tile Senior TOUR has to offer to Newport Beach along with new events that both golfing enthusiasts as well as the general public can enjoy," said Stephen Wagner, tournament director with (ISM). ISM owns and manages the event. Here's a rundown of tournament events: • Monday, Mudi 10: a.m. -Directors Breakfast with Orange County business leaders. A, well-known Senior pro will be keynote speaker p.m. • Celebrity Pro-Am • Super Tuesday, March 11: a.m. ·Shoot-Out with 10 professionals playing for a $10,000 purse with a player being eliminated on each hole. -$1 Million Dollar Hole-in-One Contest. Amateur month-long qualifying at local driving ranges and golf courses with flnAls on Tuea«lay afternoon. Top 20 competitors will gather on the 17th hole for a chance at $1 million and prizes. -Monster Putt Contest open to amateurs at the 18th hole for cash and prizes. -Youth Clinic for junior and senior high school students p.m. -Pro-Am Pairings party • Weclneeclay, March 12: Pro-Am (1st day) • Thunday, March 13: Pro-Am (2nd day) Pro-Am awards party with big name entertainment. •Friday-Sunday, March 14-16: Toshiba Senior Classic, 78 golfers from 10 different countries are expected to participate. ESPN will televise event. For ticket information and c°'J'Ol'Vfe •pomonh.ips. contact ISM at (7J4) 846-9007. Is a golf school for you? By Lana H. Johmon Promotions An interview with Glenn Deck, PG.A, director of instruction at Pelican Hill Golf Club about golf schools and instruction. DP: What should someone look for when considering a golf school? Deck: The quality of the teaching staff, the student-to- teacher ratio shouldn't exceed four to one, use of video equipment as a visual teaching aid, written materials to review fundamentals and a school that focuses on the individual rather than teaching one particular system. It's personality and a different golf swing. If you attend a golf school, it should be fun. Select the type of school that provides the type of format to match what you as an individual are trying to achieve. DP: What's your teaching methodology? Deck: We teach sound fundamentals. The five keys we look at and develop are posture, grip and aim; pivot; plane; balance; and tempo. DP: How is your teaching staff chosen? Deck: We recruited the best teaching professionals in the United States. We hired cont. page 8 ' cont. fo:n page 7 Derek Hardy, voted among the Top 50 Golf lnstructors by Golf Magazine: Dr. David Wright, a sports psychologist; Sandra Palmer, former U.S. Ladies' Open Champion; and the other staff members have undergone six months training under me and our staff, learning the system and fundamentals before they begin teaching. OP: How do you group people for instruction? Deck: Typically, we group by ability level. The one thing we believe is most important at our golf school is to repeat good, sound fundamentals, more consistently than anybody else. Golfers of I varying abilities are still trying to reach the same objective. OP: Have you seen a rise in women entering the sport of golfing? Deck: Over the last five or 10 years, there have been a lot more ladies in the sport. Probably at least 30% of those attending our golf school are ladies. We've conducted several all-lady golf schools. DP: With respect to women golfers, do you think it most beneficial to be taught along with other women vs. coed instruction? Deck: It doesn't really matter. The key is good, clear communication. DP: You also conduct junior clinics. When are those held? Corporatt Accounts Tournammts PtrStmlll Fitting Refinishing BrandN~s Huge Sekai<m *APPAREL 24Hr. JU-Grips & Rt-Shafts FuJI Sm;ict Men 's '7 Womm 's I -" t ' I \\ I' f ) I~ I I : I \ I ) • ( I I\ I \ \ 11 " \ ( \ ' I ' '' ' - -1-+ (1-tr.---li Deck: We provide instruction for youth ages 6 -14. We do four summer camps a year, Monday through Thursday from 9 to 11:30 a.m. On Sunday afternoons year- round, Scott Willard holds one and one-half hour clinics for juniors. DP: What is involved in the golf management portion at a golf school? Deck: It entails how to think on the golf course, proper club selection, mental · attitude, learning what areas of the game you need to work and developing a practice schedule. DP: After an individual has attended golf school, what would you recommend as a practice regimen? Deck: Each individual is different, so it depends on their time frame and what they're trying to accomplish. They would need to sit down with an instructor and work out an overall practice plan. It would incorporate drills to develop feel and motion, time at the range and ti.me on the golf course. They n eed to understand that learning takes place in small steps and they need to feel comfortable before advancing to the next step. DP: What about the short game? Deck: Your short game makes up roughly 64% of your golf game. More than 50% of one's practice time should be concentrated on the short game. This is the quickest way to reduce anyone's scoring on the golf course. DP: What about private vs. group lesson s? Deck: You can still work on a particular person's skill level in a group session as long as the student-to-teacher ratio is not too high. Once you get past the basic fundamentals, you've got to work with each individual and taylor-make the instruction to fit each person's body type, personality and experience level. DP: What's your best golf tip? Deck: All the great golf players who have been asked about their golf swing, always stress balance. You need to focus on the set-up and balance of yourclf swing. DP: ls there an · g else you'd like to s are? Deck: It's really important when you select an instructor, before you ever -----------------------------------~---------------------------·-------------------~------------------ commit to a series of lessons, take one individual lesson, because the most important aspect ls communication. One of the goals I have as an instructor: Every time I give a lesson, I ask the person to explain back to me what it is they're trying to accomplish. The instructional points should be kept very simple in their mind. Editors note: In addition to golf school at Pelican Hill, there is a Practice & Teaching Center. Golf instruction is available for private and group lessons in addition to golf clinics for one to 24 players. Practice balls can bP purchased by the bag. For specific information on the golf school at Pelican Hill, see the article on golf schools on page 4. Pelican Hill '/::/{Club is at 22872 Pelican · Road Soutll, Newport Coast. Call (714) 759-5170 for more information. Glenn Deck wiD also be the director of instruction at the new Oak Creek Golf Club in Irvine, open.ins Sept. 28. . ~ mar ct. r op e malls. Then she had total knee replac:cmcnt surgery. Now she can walk. shop, even dance. All without pain. lfyo_u'n: immobile and suttcring liU Cynthia was, maybe this prmcn surgery can put you back on your feet again. lnsti.lale AUGUST 2, 1996 Hot products from tee to greens By Jim Pooler squared which more than offsets the loss of mass if you can control your tempo with a lighter club and thereby increase your swing velocity. This will give you the benefit of an algebraic whammy, which is why physics majors and manufacturers suggest playing with the lightest clubs that you One of the most critical ln 1726, the Society of St. Andrews made what could be considered one of the biggest changes in golf history by removing four holes from the course, thus changing the game from 22 to 18 holes. During the past 270 years, the game of golf hasn't really changed that much, but the tools we use for playing the game have come a long way. We can see examples of this everywhere. Golf balls are no longer stuffed with a handful of feathers; instead, they have soft, high energy Nbber cores and s uper soft balata covers. As for clubs. they no longer have hickory shafts but are now made of vibration dampening steel and filament wound around graphite shafts. The latest innovation to tut the golf world is titanium. Considered as a strategic material for many years. titanium is stronger and lighter than steel. This bas given golf club designers and manufacturers the ability to create larger, oversized heads which can be more forgiving on mis-hit shots. They also react much hotter off the face for better trajectory. Also, with the lightweight heads, most new shafts are now one inch over . length for greater distance. ln addition to the driver, titanium is also being used for other clubs. Callaway boasts one of the most complete lines of clubs, with drivers, three, four, five and seven woods for both men and women. Technology did not stop at the tee box. The market continues to ill~ <..'" l I S ( () 11 l YOUR I LOGO SPECIALISTS t .. SUMMER SPECW IMPRINTED GOlF BAUS 12 DOZ. QUAlfllTY SmollBr quantifies avolJoble llilW BQ6L IGEIHC BlANKS ~ $18.50 ME TOll S26ro $22.50 OT ~.ro $28.50 Golf Bolls • Tees • Hots Shirts • Boll Markers Embroidery • Tourneys Screen Printing All Occasions . ; ( . ~JI! ~vu C~J JI~~ . . Lynx Black Cat flare irons utilize high technology see new and interesting designs in all aspects of golf. lrons have mid· and oversized heads, flare tip hosels (the junction of the shaft and head of the club) and elastomer rings to dampen thv shock. These are just a few of the new features which can be found on the high tech Lynx Black Cat irons. The payoff from these innovations is really a physics formula: (kinetic energy=l /2 mass x velocity2). Simply. this means applying energy to the ball at impact. However, finding the right balance is the key. A heavier club head can't be swung as fast as a lighter one, so you lose velocity. A lighter club can be s wung faster, but there's less mass and marginally less potentiaJ energy. But velocity is can control. · Changes have also occurred in the short game, with most players now using three to four wedges, ranging from 49 to 64 degrees of loft. Wedges are now made for almost every type of player. For those who have trouble getting out of the sand and rough, the Alien sand wedge is an outstanding choice. For better players who have more demands, the Snake Eyes wedges offer great feel with a range of shot versatility and have been used by many professional players. aspects of the game is putting. However, the putter seems to be the Rodney Dangerfield of golf ' clubs as it receives no respect. It is the club most likely to be broken, thrown and sworn at, yet is used the most often during the game. If you think about it, you may use a driver 14 times during a round, but you'll use a putter anywhere from 26 to 46 times a round. So investing in a quality putter is a smart move. There are three types of putters: blade. weighted heel and toe and maJ let. The blade is the most traditional style while the mallet design provides maximum forgiveness. Tstleist has a full line of putters designed by Scotty Cameron. As for changes in golf apparel, cont. page 12 &a~'"" T-1s,_._DjtN1997 TNIN.6oSar--Cl.N..c. \ I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ \ I Aoo MOVES TO YOUR DANCE REPERTOIRE. SPONSOR THE TOSHIBA SENIOR CLASSIC. The Chi-Chi Cha -Cha C• hi-Clu Rodnguez'• and Cary Playu 's movn on the golf courae have mAde them household umtt. But you don't need to go through a big llC>nf And danet togwtyour COf'llf»'\y'• nuoe in front of' the public:. TOSHIBA Just ~ea l'Ot"pOf'IUe or 1oumamen1 •poNOr ror the 1997 TO&hlba ~nior Claai<'.. When you become A aporuor. you11 set to rub elbowa with the IOme of the grutnt prof'eaion&I 101ftrt1 of' All time. 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"> Orange County p COURSE HOLES PAR YARDAGE SLOPE RATING FEES COMMENTS Aliso Creek Golf Course q 32 Blue 2.000 Ni t\ NIA $12 wldavs Set in pictl.lro'IQW' canyon. ~ Oeelc runs down the cc111cr .. 1 Jl 106 Pacific Cot1st Highway White. 1,927 S18 wlenas tho oourso wtuch l<. aaaow and challenging 11iem is a dnvm • South Ltiguna $8 cart noc and putting grtlCll. Ben Brown.~ Restaurant and Aliso Cn, ·~ 499-l'Jl 9 $1 O club rentaJ l.tui art> c.Jooo by. Anaheim Hills Golf Course !ti 71 Blue: 6,218 I HI 69 7 M-F:$18 1111!1 c.ha.mpion.'>hip wurse is hilly wtth !iOnl6 elevated It~" .111>1 6501 E. Nold Ra111 h l<oad RP.cl: s.:ihl Sa -Su: 524 blind shot.s. A two-level driving JUllgl'I rtar1tly opened with I. A111thei111 Hills $22 cart lt111 boxos. Rangu cards availohlo. There are two putting ~·n 741HHIOO $15 club rentaJ mid chippinggrooM QJl the way. Instruction; junior golf 1.<11n1 in thn 'IW1umir. Rls,uiunt, lou~ and !mOCk bar. Back Bay Golf Course 'I 27 h45 NIA NIA M -F: $7 Exec11tivu toursu. Opun tu huth holfll guests und g1•1111 Hyatt Nt'wporll·r Sa -Su: $1 l public I I 07 )..tmboret· Ro.111 Repla~ $3 Newport B1•arh $2 clu rental 729· 12 J4 t'Xl 7q I Birch Hills GolfC11ur1>e IH ";•) Blue. J .f>fifi 84 57 1 M · F: S13 Vt!IV 1.hallcn~ 8XtUJrl\'9 CDU.nltl. ~par fours. Puttul): 22'i0 E lJm.h Strt•+'I Red :1.12• Sa -Su: $19 gnien.<1 W\1 lough Nr·w back nine will be open in Seplemht r BrPcl $14 cart wldays Mon• thdn 20 lf'l1 box!'!' on lhc dri\'ing range with gr.iss t••" 1111 990-0201 $16 cart wlends lltt• \\/f'l'kdav-;. SB club rental Brea Golr Ch.1b q .rn Blue. 1,750 NIA NIA SS -S7 50 wl davs 11ns 1:uurst' is flat With few lreils.. Th'O short par fours Gn '"I' 50 I W Fir Strt•t•t Red 1,4!10 Sa.so weekends dJld pn\'all.' UlstnicDon is available. Ladies. mens and t1si>ru.11 Brea $6 cart w /days d.w<; Th• dri\mg range hM 24 tee baxes. 90m6 sra"-~ toos 529-3003 $7 cart w/ends Chipping JUld putting greens. $2.50 club rental 8uen11 Park Golf Cenlrr 'I l 7 Blut> 1.ocm Nit\ NIA $4 -$6 wldays ui;J1h'<l 1),'\J'thn .... WPll bunl..ered. Gmup and prwlll• 5151 Bc11ch Bhtl Red: H411 $6 weekends Ul$1111C. tJ1 •II But>na Park Sn2·Uli40 Cai;ta del Sol Public Golf Course lH f\O WhitP: ~i.715 90 57.8 M -Th: $15 I lnlo I H u. thn Sl!lJllllUro hole with waw on tho left and "111tl 11 27fi0 l CHsln rlt>I Sol Road Red: J,413 Fri: $16 I• 1th ~1d<.os nf tho !ll'*1'1· This exac::11th-e lnngth course ha-. "1llt11 M1i;!>i11n Vil'jn Sa • Su: $21 hill!. Ill n vall•w wttitttt P111 ~are a little long and Iii;•""'''" ~tl1 1194U $20 cart clru sllltl!I. A good < m11M1 for all ltl\"Uls of golfers. $10 club rental Costa Mesa Golf & Country Club 1H 72 ti,542 (Los Lagos) 90 57.8 M -Th: $1 6 & $ 18 Mruiy ll"<:mt lnnclsaJpc impl'(MllOOlll.s. IAs ~ footum> fh, 1701 Golf C:ourM' Urivt' 18 70 5.529 (Mesa Linda) 107 66. l F: $18 & $22 \ usy t.hallrnging per threes. Group and private instruction Costa Mes.i Sa -Su: $20 & $24 Driving ranee with ah-1ut 50 tee baxl¥I. Range cards Ouvpu~ 754·52fi? $20 cart gll't!ll and twu putting greens. $15 club rentaJ Covote Hills Golf Course IA 70 Blue. 6,510 128 71 l M ·Th: $55 0rnngP C'..ounty':. newest 0011191!. CllalJeoging billy OOWllP \\llh 1440 E Ba~tam I 1u I'} Red: 4.437 Fri· Su: $80 elevated too boxm and aeeb. Five pros available b pri\'atc> FullPrton cart included irulructlOll Ori~ ~ with ~ tees. mat teas after 4 p n 1 672-6800 $30-$40/clubs Otippi.ng gmetl and two putting weens-Restaurant/loung<' 18 71 ue: 6.039 140 72 6 M -T : $75 Signatumholo is 18 with lots ol water. par ba. 461 yards Th· Wbjte· 5.693 Fri -Su: $95 COUl'Stl is lully with hugie moguls on sides of faiJways. F0011Pf·n cart included laJte<; throughout the a>U1'98. Privale llmons. Jumor aunp Th· driving range has gr'ISS l8os on v.'8ekeods. Cltippiog 1111d putun greens. Re.staurant and lounge. David L. Baker Memorial Golf Center 18 62 Blue: 3,825 91 57.7 M-Tb:$1J E>terutiw 1X>1U'li6. Eight par fours: 10 per tbmes. Playing into th• 10410 Edin~cr Avt• Red· 3.ROO Fri: S15 wind on ZOO.yard 14th makm it ooe of the nxre cballenging Fountnin Va !Pv Sa -Su: $18 r • .oun1e i.s Ont and on emy walk. FiYll lakes ooaie into play on 531 -Sl:HlS $18 cart moot of holes. Group and private lesaons. Junior golf mmps S7 club rental 1Wo driving ranges, ooo witli gnm tees and ooe wlmat too:. Oiippl~. puning R"'Efl.'l llnd practia1 sand 1111p. Driftwood Golf Course 27 •mn N/A NI/\ S5 weekd&ys All pnr thnles. Qoot ~hurt roursc fur ~nnms. 21462 Pac1fit Cl'\ast I llRhw,t\ $6 weekends Huntington R•~ac h $1 puJl cart qf)9.a5q7 $2 club rental Fullerton Golf C.t1un.P l 11 b7 Blue· 5, l 74 105 64.1 M-Tb: $17 A nwmw 00\lt:'le ,~,ili a U\ll!k in pl.m 11tn driving nuJ81l h.i.' !.II 2700 N H.1rl111r Blvd R<.'d: 5.079 Fri: $18 ~.;s 1"!'1. Ol.ipp1ng 11nd putt.Ing~ F.ttstdunmt ond ln1Ul!<"' Fu llrrton Sa -Su: SZ4 fl-I "i 14 I $15 cart C:ri•en River Golf Cou~e ta 71 Blut> 6,470 119 704 M -Th. $22 0pm ~ l95H, the llglllll'Uro bole of this COUNe IS fi\.'l!, 8 !. I~· (C hHn~'' Cour-;f') Rt'd· 5.72'i Fri -Su: $28 yard par throe. A riwr rum lhmosh the coul'lO ond there on· 5l I 5 ,rP1'n Rl\l'T Rn.ul $11 cart many trees alOllg s~ faltwsys. Irons only CJl'l tho dnV111g ( .orona S1~S20 club rental mngo with 10 8J'llSS t I hnicne 'fblQ is 8 ~ 9 bolll p11tti11R <}70-tM 11 00\11'911, $2 prr per80ll for unl.inii1od ploy. The Greens at Park Place lH-hole 56 three par fours: NIA NIA Daily: $10/round Appc11ll to Ibo~ llnd tho edVIDC8d ~ ~aml 3301 Michelson DrivP putting one par two $25 annual ~p ewtlll 1119 ~ 'Thd dMlgn. Irvine course membership Puftq lacm we wib emphMle CD 00\dt 250· 7flflfl ~ lldlls. Lllae patio ind CJUrhl& • blic Golf Courses COURSE HOLES PAR YARDAGE SLOPE RATING FEES COMMENTS H.G. Dad Miller Golf Course 18 71 Blue: 6,021 108 68.2 M-Th:S17 Th">c.,, '\lll\:lllnd tlw fnllway on this weU-rnainlnirwl rowse. The 430 N. Gilbert Red: 5,362 Fri -Su: $23 614-\'•ini 17th 1s thti signature bole. Private and groups lesso~. Anaheim $22 cart Prac tiw 11•ntc!I'. Rt"ltaurant. lounge and snack bm: 774-8055 $10 club rental Imperial Golf Course 18 71 Blue: 6,211 11 7 69.3 M -Th: Sl8 A ft•w dog l!JW! und ~lined £airways. Lessons available. 'The 2200 E. Imperial Hwy. Red: 5.475 Fri -Su: $24 Dn\'111g range hu,, .ibout 10 grass tee boxes. Ol.ipping and 529-3923 $10 -$11/person putting gJ'llPllS. $10 club rental Lake Forest Golf & Practice Center 9 29 Blue: 1,182 NIA NIA Daily $6 -$10 Sf•ven p11r t.hm~ ,111cl two par fours. Group and private lessons 23308 Cherry Ave. Red: NIA Holidays $12 aro ovail11bl11. Junior golf schools year round. The large driving Lake Forest mng\1 hru. 1 !l gm.,.., toos Wld 64 ma1 loos. Oiipping and putting 859-1455 gMJllS. Meadowlark GoJf Coune 18 70 Blue: 5.609 104 66.2 M -Th: $22 S1gnaJuro holo 'iP\'!'rl is a par throe. 182 yards ovm water with 16782 Graham St. Red: 5,251 Fri: $25 no ti.Iii out This L~ a fim rourse. mirly Oat with water ooming Huntington Beach Sat/Su: $29 into pla\ on about six holes. Group and priwte lessons. Drhing 846-1364 $22 cart; SlO clubs nmJ.,'O h.l.~ 40 grass and mat tOO'>. Ol.ipping and puttinggroens. Mile ~are Golf Club 16 72 Blue: 6,629 121 71.0 M -Th: $19 Fwrh flclt with a ClUPk. Wide. open and heavily played. The 10401 amer Ave. Red: 5,545 Fri -Su: $25 drin1~ rruw ha'I 00 too boxes. Putting green. There are fourteen Founta~ Valley $22 cart pms (or pn\'olll dnd group I~ Junior golf camp in the 968-4556 $12 club rental sununcr Monarch Beach Golf Linb 18 70 Blue: 6.;!27 128 69.2 M-W: $90 TI1t• diflku.ltv or holr six makes it the signatuno hole. 1bml am 23841 Stonehill Drive Red: 5,100 Th -Su: $125 more Uum 100 .sand traps with eight water holes. Pr8dioa center Dana Point cart included with hitting r»'I. l>iwate lt!S.'l()m available. Oub house will open 240-8247 $25-$35 club rental m F Pbru.ir.· 1 gq, Newport Beach Golf Coune 18 59 3,400 83 55.5 M -Th: $11 Fiw pnr 4s d.lld I J par Js. Flat wal.ldng tm.mie with pull carts 3100 Irvine Ave. Fri: $13 £or n'nt Stgl"ldturu bole 15 bas 11 large water buntain. Night play Ne~ort Beach Sa -Su: $16 on thA m111·i•P and mogtJ with about 30 tee boxes. Putting greeni; 852· 681 Cmufl'l/pnvahl losson.9. Summer junior program. Oak Creek Golf Club 18 71 6,800 NIA N'lA NIA On\.ing ntn&U to optm this month: Fazio.designed OOW'SB on Sand Canyon and Jeffrey roads S..pl. l8, } ')q(l, Proctiw chipping green with pmctire bunker.I. and Irvine Center Drive Bcnnucla grD.'i.\ tuo woos and night-lit. Call for CXlUJ'Se specifics. lrvine 759-5133 Pelican Hill Golf Club 18 71 6,856 (Links) 130 71.4 M -Tu: $135 Holo 17 on the Unks Court10 is a per five and very challenging. 22651 Pelican Hill Road South 18 70 6,634 (Oce1m) 125 70.3 W-Th: $160 Number 18 on tho Om.ul O>urse i.s a favorite for the gJU8l view Ne;E:ort Coast Fri -Su: Sl 75 or the OOl8ll and c hallenge of two canyon aossings. Elevated 64 238 gnioru and a lot or trees. Rancho San Joaquin Golf Course 18 72 Blue: 6,453 112 68.9 M -Th: $28 wallc; A hoovily played CXJW'S9 with ~ ~ \Vatdi out ir the 1 Sandburg Way White: 5,794 $39 ride wanr at hol~ 6\'e end 13. The pro shop ofBs a lmge ~ lrvine F: $38 walJc; green. Nim practiOJ center with 40 tee boxes. both gJmS and 786-5522 ft9 'd mat toes. 5 ~ut rental 9 31 1.831 NIA NIA Sa -Su: $56 Orange 538-5030 River View Golf Course 18 71 Blue: 6,176 109 69 Sl 5 weekda}'S Thi~ CXlW"!tl IUll.'> alcq the riverbed and feetwes new greens 1800 W. 22nd Street Red: 5,360 $20 weekends &om the ninth bole oo. Faiiways are in good coodltioo. ~ Santa Ana $9 cart t~ on the ~1X1'.encb. about 30 tee boxes oo the driving range. 543-1115 $10 club rental San Clemente MunJclpal 18 72 Blue: 6,447 118 70.2 M -F: $20 Wi>IJ maintained CXlW88 oflms li8\lel'8.l views of the OCBllD and a GOlfCoane Red: 5,722 Sa -Su: $27 variety or challenges. Wllld can be a fuctor. Qoop end priwte 150 E. Avenida Magdellna lfJSSOns. Driving range with 15 tee boxe!L Oiipping green and San Clemente threo putting groem. Restaurant and I~ 361-8384 San Juan mu. Counn Club 18 71 Blue: 6,300 116 69.5 M-W: $20 Hoovilv played course in greet oondition. Hilly on tho beck 32120 San Juan Creek oacl Red: 5,400 Th: $30 nino. San Juan Capistrano F:S35 837-0361 Sa -Su; S42 Shoreclif& Golf Club 18 71 Blue: 6,218 130 70.4 M -Th: $30; Tiit' "1..\th L~ booutiful, but tough. lbere's an OOB11D \iew from 501 Avenida Vaquero Red: 5.350 two for $50 almor.1 !'\'ilr)' holo. nanow £airways and out or bound ba7.arth. San Clemente F: $35; two for $60 Pnvattl lossc:n'I. Junior golf camp. IAiving ranee with about 25 492-1177 Sa -Su: $40 tee boxes. Chlppiill green end two putting greens. Tijeraa Creek Golf Course 18 72 Blue: 6,613 126 71.7 M -Tb: $60 Tho 17th hole ~ boon ratod in the top 1 O w Orange County 29082 n~eras Creek Red: 5,130 Fri -Su: S85 Tut> front ruoo has nw tales and a watlrilll. the beck nine goes Rancho anta Margarita thmugh a auwon. It'~ like pla)"lqJ two dilferoot <DUI'98S. Qoup 589-9793 and pnw lesson'!. Driving~ Tu8tin llanda Golf Club 18 72 Blue: 6,736 129 72.9 M-Tb: $75 Holo 11 IS the sl.gnntunl hole with 8 Walemll and plenty of' 1244.2 Tu8tin Ranch Road Gold: 5,204 Fri -Su: SlOO Oowm1. Thero is a lot or water on this 'led Rob~ Tustin cowse. The ~ nllW' bu 25 tee boxes and U.'l8S sr-tees 730-1611 on the wtiek.days. Cllipplill and ~ 8J900S. WUlowtc.k Mu.aJdpal Golf CoW'M 18 71 Blue: 6,063 102 67.4 M -F: $16 walk; An euy, Oat oourae In good ·o:mdltioo. The pro shop b being 3017 W. &th St. Red: 5,742 $27 ride Rfl'lV)deled. Private 16S3005 are available. The driving rwwi bu Santa Am Sa -Su: $23 walk; pssteos. 554-0872 $34 ride • J .. I Get G mlfonahle with saving money on a BMW CREVIER&BMW Sonia Ano Aulo t\;\()11, 55 Freeway al Edinger 714/835-3171 HOT PRODUCTS cont. from page 9 the biggest story is Nike. While Ashworth is still at the top of the list. Nikti has gone from being 53rd in apparel sales in golf to being third -in one year! The combination of a quality product. a brand name recognized around the world and an aggressive advertising campaign have Jed lo the company's new found dominance in the sport . The company has utilized technological innovations used in other s ports and applied them to gol f For exilmplc. their golf shoes utilize tnc Nike air system and look like they could be useci for basketball or iPnnis. except they've got spikes on thl' bottom. While innovations in equipment and apparel may help you shavP a f<'w strokes off your game" as illways. the best way to improve your gamf' is to practicl' and have a groa t time while on the course. AUGUST 2, 1996 Left: The seventh hole at Los lAgos, Costa Mesa Golf and CounbyClub Jim Pooler is the store manager for Cal's Caddyshack , 1784 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa, (714) 646-7714. How to get started in golf Practice, practice, practice! By John Leonard Pick a facility where aU the ingredients are available to learn the game and have an enjoyable experience. These ingredients are as follows: 1 . A driving range that would have services like PGJ\ qualified professionals to help the beginners learn properly. 2. Availability to have beginners' clubs f?r rent or trial someone who is qualified to fit them. 3. Reading materials and COME PIAY A ROUND WITH US! ~Con Cfempo Chapte't 'Jfic 9u.i£J1 of the. c!),_an9c. C!ou.nly rPn( o'l.min9 cf!..,.t1 C!cni.n COME FOR TIIE GOLF .•. YOU WIIL STAY FOR 1HE FRIENDS. Ladies, golf with us at a different course, public and private, on the third Monday of each month. Participate in our annual fundraising C!on 'Junpo C!laui.c golf tournament held in May benefiting th e Orange County Performing Arts Center. Be a part of the play, work, fun, and friendships. Member-guest tournam~nts are open to men and women. Our members represent all levels of handicaps. For membership information call Sherry McCallon (714) 786-0041. videos available to learn etiquette, rules, back-up instruction and even lingo to make the process more enjoyable (golf is supposed to be fun). 4. Find other players with your desire to learn and at your skill level in order to make the beginner more comfortable. 5. Play a less challenging course like a three par or executive type until the skill level im roves 1scourage . 6. Purchase additional equipment like golf gloves and shoes, designed for comfort to give you the look of a golfer. Having the proper attire and the vocabulary can keep the new golfer from being embarrused when beginning the sport. Remember: practice, practice, practice. John Leonard ls the proprietor of John Leonard'• Golf Shop, at the Newport Beacb Golf Course, 3100 bvi.ne Ave.! Newpo!1 Beach. The store mercban se, Jn bot.h equipment and sportswear. Call (1!4) 852-8689. 40· 70% OFF EVERYDAY "TllE"TOP NAME BRAND IN GOLF 43% OFF Reg. $70 ...... NOW $39. 7 TOP NAME BRAND GOLF SHIRTS 64% OFF Reg. $110 ... NOW $39. ·MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1996 ~ ....... . Los Coyotes It . •• i . • ~~:·:~~ Country Club Buena Park, CA BENEFIT FOR LUPUS FOUNDATION OF AMERICA, INC. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CHAPTER Bobby Hatfield, rock and roll star of the Righteous Brothers, and his wife, Linda, have been actively participating in a campaign to raise funds and increase public awareness for the Southern California Lupus Foundation. Since the Chapter and Tournament is staffed entirety by volunteers and the f~ct that Bobby donates his time and his sh~w, all proceec:ts raised go HOLE-IN-ONE CAR PROVIDED BY TUTTLE CUCK JEEP 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee MASTER OF CEREMONIES Ed Arnold TOURNAMENT TO BE HELD AT Los Coyotes Countty Oub 8888 los C?}'C?tes Drive Buena Part<, CA FOR Mon INFOltMA110N CAll (71'4) 831-~1 Ot 14) 833-2121 wonderful day. r----------------------~-------------, PAllTICIPATIOH OltDU ffMtM PAllTICIPATION OltDU FODt $5,000 GOLD SPONSOR • Same • Offldal Sponsor except 8 partl:lpants Instead of '4, 1us Las Trip for 2, Including 2 n hts at M Grind Hotef, Righteous rothers Show and air fare. $2500 OFFICIAL SPONSOR • Preferred seating for 1Wards dinner, Rock n Roll Show Tl Dance • Special appreciation gift • 8 dinnen • '4 ~ partk.ipants • Recognition at awards dinner . •Tee/Green Sponsor signing on course • Commemorative plaque • Credit In program • Each participant entitled to '4 putting contest entries $2,000 CORPORATE SPONSOR • '4 golf participants • ResefW<i dinner llbti for 8 dinners, Rock n Roll Show & Dlnce •~at awards dinner • Tee/Grftn Sponsor signing on course • Commemorative ptjque • Credit In ~ • bCtl ~t entttJed to 4 putting contest entries $1,000 DINNER SPONSOR • Reserved dinner uble for 1 0 • Business card ad/recognitJon In program • Tee/Green Sponsor on course • Plaque and Photograph with Bobby $300 PARTICIPATION • Continental breakfast •Green f-ees and QOlf cart · • On course refresfiments, lunch and dinner • Photograph • Awardi Dinner, Rock n Roll Show & Dance •Tee prizes $100 TEE/GREEN SPONSOR • ldentifiatJon on course with sponsor sign • Recognition In program PROGRAM ADVERTISING s 100 -Business CMd NJ S~ -Half Page NJ S300 -Full Page NJ ASSOCIATE SPONSOR Undefwritm of any portion of the Golf Tounwnent. lndudlng prizes, food, f)l'OmOtk>n or~fonn Of contribution. • Progrlm * iition Entries in my group include: Handicap: 1 ~------------------+----~ 2~------------------f----~ 3~------------------f----~ ·~------------------L----~ _ __.ss,ooo Gold Sponsor _ __.s2,soo Offidal Sponsor _ __.s2.,ooo Corporate Sponsor __ $1 ,000 Dinner Sponsor _ __.$300 Participant _ __.$325 Partidpant with Spouse __ sso Dinner, Rock n Roll Show & Dance _ _.s1 oo Tee/Green Sponsor __ $100 Business Card NJ _ _,.$200 Half Page NJ __ $300 F~ Page NJ __Associate Sponsor O Mastercard O Vlsa .. ___J am unable to attend but would like to donate to the Lupus Foundation of America, Inc., Southern California Chapter __ Total Enclosed All contributions are W< deductible to the extent allowable by law. Mastecurd or Visa accepted. Please make checks payable to: LUPUS FOUNDATION OF AMEltlCA. sec 17985 Sky Pwtt Clrde, Suite I trvlne, CA 92614 Account f _________ ... Expiration Oat..__· _____ _ ·1 Signatu l ~.._~~~.:.:...:..--_.:~.:.:.:;...;:.,;.:.-+.~~~~~~~~~---<J L---------~--.--------~---------..;-------.J l_•r -~:::::::.:_-::=-~=~=~~~~~::::::::::~~=!ll1 •~ 11.lilJllllllJllllllllllllll r -' j t The short game: The quickest way to lower your score By Ed Harrigfeld The quickest way to shave strokes off of your score is to improve your short game. During a round of golf, 65% of all strokes are played within 70 yards of the green. In this lesson I'll cover chipping. One rule that is very important is to get the ball to land on the green near the fringe and roll to the hole. You should also pay attention to how you set up for each shot. While on the practice green, pick a s pot about five yards off the green and a pin about 30 feet away. Take your three, seven and nine iron along with your sand wedge from your bag and follow these steps. Step 1. Lay your three iron clown your target line with a ball on one side and your feet on the other. Step 2. With your seven iron. placf' your feet together and your riRhl fool directly across from the ball, with about a one-foot spacf' hotween your right toe and the IJRll. Step 3. Rock your weight back on your heels and flip your toes on both feet toward the target about 15%. Now square your hips and shoulders to your feet. Your body sh ould then be open to the target. Step 4. Next. lean your upper body over your left foot and place your hands in front of your left thigh. You should now feel your weight on your left side and the club face is slightly open to the target. Now square your club face by closing it tightly. With your weight on your left side, take the club back on your target line by turning your hips and s houlders parallel to the target club. On the downswing, the club should travel back along the target line with hips and shoulders turning back to the target. Hold your finish for feel.. and the right heel should bo released up toward the targot slightly. The power for the swing should come strictly from hips and not from arms or wrists. Let your big muscles make the motion for more consistent results. When executing this shot properly, it shoulobe like a putting stroke and the ball should land softly and roll toward the target. When you practice aim fo r your landing area, note the pin and hold your finish. This will help your distance control and increase your feel. At first, use your seven and nine irons along with your sand wedge to practice these formulas. The seven iron will fly 1/3 in the air, with 2/3 roll on the ground; the nine iron is 1/2 in the air with 1/2 roll and the sand wedge is 2/3 in the air and 1/3 roll. Practice this technique and watch your scores drop. Ed Harrigf eld 11 a malfer indnlctor at the Dale Creek Practice and Teac.IWul Center. The Oalc Creek Golf Club in Irvine i• scheduled to open Sept. 28. The head PGA pro is Peny Hallmeyer. Call (714) 786--0592. Perry Ha/lmeyer, head pro at Oak Creek Golf Club Photo by Lana H. Johnaon Turn on. Tune in~ Tee off. AOOOST 2, 1996 Come play a round with us! The Con Tempo Chapter of the Guilds of the Orange County Performing Arts Center meet on the third Monday of each month at different courses, both public and private. Members represent all levels of handicaps. Be a part of the play, work, fun and friendships. Member-guest tournaments are open to men and women. In addition to monthly play, the group also hosts an annual fundraismg golf tournament each May. This year's competition brought in more than $153,000 to benefit the Center. Other events during the year include the membership brunch and golf attire shopping in spring and fall, wine tasting party in early May, an overnighter with two days of golf in June, an annual significant other toumament in October and a holiday luncheon at the Center Club in December. For membenhip information, contact Barbara Moreland at (724) 998-3434. Introducing The Golf Channel, the world's first and only network devoted exclusively to golf. With tournaments, instruction, and news. Turn on, tune in· and tee.off 24 hours a day. 365 days a year ... G THE GOLF CHANNEL. $4.95 Installation when you subscribe to Cable TV and the 3-Star Package. (A $20.00 Savings) 3-Star Package includes your choice of 2 of the following channels: HBO, Showtime and/or Cinemax! $4.95 installation valid for standard lnstallatlon of one outlet In serviceable areas. Regular fee applies to all other Installations. Other restriction may AUGUST 2, 1996 ., Putting The Greens at Park Place By Julie Viker ' There are no windmills. swinging logs or opportunities to win a free game if you knock the ball into the red nose on the clown's face. Instead, The Greens at Park Place bas waterfaJls, sandtraps and flowers on its 18-hole putting course. "It's not miniature golf, it's golf miniature -reaJ grass, real fun, reel miniature," explained Erik Rogers, general manager of the diminutive course. landscaping, you'll find perplexing holes, such as the par three-, 53-foot Alcatraz and the Hourglass, where you'll end up fi shing for your baJI if you don't hit it across the three-foot wide bridge. playing on a full-sized course. The cost for a round is $10 and includes use of a putter and golf ball. The course also has a lunch ln short, The Greens is an 18-hole golf course that foc uses solely on putting. As designed by Tod Robinson, each hole at The Greens is marked with par, yardage and has a flag marking the cup. Holes range from 53 to 12 7 feet. Robil'.lson has designed more than than 150 full-sized courses, including Orange County's Tijeras Creek and Tustin Ranch. The course is also a place whore you're more likely to see executives in their Oxford shirts, ties and wingtips grab a quick round before heading back to their offices across the street instead of seeing youngsters waving their putters in the air as they chase each other around castles and barns. It's still a popular place for a date though. According to Rogers, it's become a popuJar place for men and women to socialize after the movies or the theater and is also becoming a popular place to hold corporate outings, since both golfers and non-golfers can enjoy the atmosphere without the pressures of speciaJ , which includes sandwich or saJad, chips, drink and a nine holes of golf for $9. The clubhouse offers a full line of golf apparel, accessories and putters along with food and beverages which can be consumed on the patio. Although patrons play on a first~come, first-served bas is, Players must putt over a three-foot land bridge to reach the cup on the "Hourglass" hole Along with the lush · members may make Photo by Julie Viker reservations. Also included in the membership fee is handicapping and course fee discounts. It's Par For ·The Course. W E'VE SCORED THE LOWEST NU MBERS FO R THIS C LEARANCE C OUNTDOWN! \\T .. RI · L\"l;\(i ('l sr<>\11 R Sl ·.l<\"l('L 10 .-\ IIl<illl ·t< I L\"l-1 .. • '78 CADlu.AC COUPE DEVILLE S2988 ........... USVll,1.1111.<lla• ""'' 111\l'lll • •94 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVIi.LE s17 988 Mdmy .... ,,. ......... AIS .. ,, lll•llll 8 '11 O.OJLLACS1:!Vtt.Le 15938 111; __ ._..,.., ..... -~·tal?fl~ • '93 CADILLAC SEVILL~ STS "°'.3 988 ~11ti...• ...,.••u1r <11MT1mC1 -~ • 'll'J BUICK U.SADRE •••.v ... ...,,,._,.""'"""~ 1.-.u•t 56988 • '9S CHEVY IMPALA SS s23 988 b •...i..'1.\h.a, .... "" _ ...... , ••• 1111 8 '19 CADlu.AC SON DEVILLE ov.-.--.-..---u ........ ,, '8988 • '94 CAOIU.AC FLEETWOOD ~J 988 .... \J\·-~-C1Ja411 -~ The Greens at Parle Place Is located at 3301 Michelson Dr., Irvine. Call (114) 250- PUTT (1888). •SATURDAY SERVICE for \OUr eon1·enimu •FREE LOCAL SHUTTl.E SERVICE (To Mall. A1rpor1. Homt. Offirt, l'IC.) • 24-HOUR ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE • EXPRFSS SERVICE • • FREE COFFEEffEA in our romfonablt lounir 524,988 525 988 525 988 529 988 .. ... AUGUST~ 1 . , Orange County's Private Golf Courses COURSE HOLES PAR YARDAGE SLOPE RATING FEES COMMENTS Alta Vista Country Club 18 72 Blue: 6,560 124 71.1 $16,000 Lots of trees and many water hazards. 777 E. Alta Vista Red: 5,650 Placentia 528-1103 Bi! Canyon Country Club 18 72 Blue: 6,667 132 74.3 $131 ,000 (est.) The si¥jature bole is no. 15, it is a long par 3 over 1 ig CanAoa Drive White: 6,290 $420/mo. water. his is a challengiJ!g course in a canyon Newport each (By invitation only} located behind Fashion Island. Robert Muir Graver 644-5404 design. Coto de Caza Golf 4r Racquet Club 18 72 North: 147 75 .5 $30,000 The first hole on the North course is the signatwe 25291 Vista de! Verde Blue: 6,482 $345/mo. bole, it has also been rated No.1 in Or'::'/ce County Coto de Caza Red: 5,369 and in the Top 18 in Calif. Robert Trent ones Jr. 858-4100 18 72 South: 132 73.7 desi~. Both courses are a challe~e with the Blue: 6,317 Sout being a little easier around e greeDB. Red: 5,223 Dove Canrron Country Club JR 71 Blue: 6.902 140 75.0 $20,000-$35 ,000 The signature bole is 18 with a waterfall and lakes. 22682 Go (Club Drive Red: 5.~11 $400/mo. The course is a Jack Nicklaus Signature course. Dove Canyon 858-2800 El Niguel Coun~ Club 18 72 Longest: 7,010 134 73.8 ~uity club Number 10 is the signature hole due to the severe 23700 Count:J Cub House Drive Red: 5,731 Fees vary undulation and conture of the,er:ns. There are 14 Laguna Nigue About $340/mo. new greens opened this year. ed Robinson design. 496-5767 Los Coyotes Country Club 18 72 Blue: 6,638 120 71.5 $20,000 Signature holes at this well-~an.ned c-ourse are the 8888 Los Coyotes Dr. (9·hole exec. Red: 6,053 $297.50/mo. par 5 18th and par 3 second ole, each with a lake Buena Park course) in front of the greens. 994-7777 Marbella Golf & Country Club 18 70 Blue: 6,165 129 71.8 Equity club Signature hole is the par 5 14th with a bunker that 30800 Go lf Club Drive Red: 5,285 Fees vary frames the bole in the shape of a swallow. Six Snn Juan Capistrano About $350/mo. holes have water. The course is carved out of a 248-3700 former orchard. Mesa Verde Country Club 18 72 Blue: 6,734 138 73.6 $40,000 A Billy Bell design and open since 1959. This :1000 C:lub I lousp Rnad Red : 5.467 $325/mo. traditional course offers smaller, subtle undulating Costa Mesd greens. The signature hole is the 2()()..yard par 3 549-0377 18th, requiring a well~struck shot over water. Mission Viejo Coun~ Club 18 72 Blue: 6.814 132 73.5 $25.000 Lakes and trees, a small creek runs through the 26200 Connlry Club rive Red: 5,658 $347/mo. course. Misswn V1rjo 582· 1020 Newport Beach Country Club 18 71 Blue· 6,598 126 71.5 519,000 + $4,500 1600 f Coa:.t Hwv RPd. 5.796 refundable de~osit Nrwport Brae h (reg. members ip) b44-Q:,:;n Old Ran<.h Counlry Clull JR 72 Blue: 6.615 126 71.8 About $20,000 Tho signature hole is 18, par 5 with three different l91ll L.1111A1•m11 White 6 196 $340/mo. lakes and do~Jegs to the left. Has hosted U.S. Open S1•al f:ip,u Fees vary Seniors qualifying. (JlCJ) 5%·44.!~l Pac.iflc. Golf and Country Club l.7 72 Carnoustie: 142 72.3 $9.900 special rate A Gary Player design. Each course is named from 200 t\vt>nida L.1 1',1fn (J ninr-holr Blue: 3,141 $295/mo. the courses Player won at the British OP.en . S.111 Cll1111rnlP courses) Red: 2.601 Carnoustie and Muirfield are the most challenging 4\Hi-h604 Muirfield: 143 73.0 combination and the most scenic. Blue: 3268 Red: 2613 Royal Lytharn: Blue: 2.915 145 74.2 Red: 2.607 Santa Ana Country Cluli 18 72 Black: 6,536 126 71.7 About $50,000 Traditional old-style course with big greens. 20382 S.W Newport Blvd Red· 5.795 $340/mo. Si~ature bole is 11. a par 3 with water and brick Santa Ana HPights bardscape. 556-3000 " Seacliff Country Club JR 72 Blue: 6.567 131 73.6 $27,500 Number 18 is the signature hole, a par 5 with a lot 6501 PAim Red: 5.586 About $400/mo. or water by the rairw:.t and surrounding the green. f Huntington Beach Ocean breezes can m e it a challenge. 536-7575 Western Hilla Coun~ Club 18 72 Blue: 6,700 128 72.2 $12,000 Hilly course with a lot or trees and great greens. 1800 Carbon Canyon oad Red: 5.800 S2.f5/mo. Chino Hills 528-6400 Yorba Unda Country Club 18 71 Blue: 6,83.f 130 73.2 $30,000 Challen~JlS and hJUy with vaat putUoa greem and 19400 Mountain View Ave. Red: 5,830 $285/mo. plenty o tree.. Yorba Linda j 779-2461 ' ; ~ AtJGVST 2, 1996 Golf course living Land.sea!: lawnt, lush San Juan :iilf,Wtrano foli;tr. an proximlft to San Juan worl -clua golf are Ult a few $300,000 lo $400,000 of the IMl<>D.I why Santa Ana homeowners cbooee to live on a golf coune. From River View Anaheim to San Clemente, $200,000 to $300,000 we've provided a lilt of golf Willowick courses. houaq developmenll and price $200,000 range ranges to get you started on Tustin your quest for a home on the green. Tustin Ranch Corte Villa Homes on Public Golf $375,000 range Coune1 ln Orange County Montecita $600.000 Anaheim Palo Vista H.G. Dad Miller $600,000 $200,000 to $300,000 Miramonte $300,000 Huntington BNch Meadowlark Homes on Priv,te Golf CoU1'981 $200,000 to $250.000 in Orange County Irvine Buena Park Rancho San Joaquin Los Coyotes Country Club Condos Homes $200,000 to $325,000 $500,000 to $850,000 MU.ion Viejo Costa Mesa Casta Del Sol Mesa Verde Country Club Condos Condos $135,000 to $275,000 $200,000 range Homes Monarch Beach $400,000 to $1 million Monarch Links $300,000 to $7 million Coto de Caza Coto de Caza Golf and Racquet Newport Beach Club Newport Beach Golf Course Homes $200,000 to $300,000 $400,000 to $5.5 million Newport Coast Dove Canyon Country Club Pelican HiU Golf Club Homes Sl million to $5 million $290.000 to $700,000 Oran~ Fullerton Ridge ine Coyote Hills $500,000 to $1 million Pinehurst Homes $250,000 to $350,000 Rancho Santa Margarita Hun~on Beach Tijeras Creek $135,000 to $275,000 SeaCli Country Club Homes San Clemente $430,000 to $1.175 million San Clemente Condos s200.ooo to $400,000 $230,000 to $370,000 Sborecliffs Laguna Hills $200,000 to $300.000 Leisure World Condos ~ NUN •RON\ DISNEYLAND ------- •. $200,000 to $450,000 ~~:.'~try Club Homes $375,000 to $550,000 Mission Viejo Mission Viejo Country Club Homes $300,000 to $500,000 Condos $135,000 to $160,000 Ne~rtBeach Big yon Country Club McLain condos $200,000 to $300,000 Deane condos $450,000 to $900,000 Homes $900,000 to $3.6 million Newport Beach Country Club Sea Island $500,000 to $695,000 Villa Point $200,000 to $315,000 • Granville $500,000 to $700,000 Placentia Alta Vista Country Club Homes $400,000 to $600,000 San Clemente Marbella Country Club Condos $250.000 to $400,000 Homes $600,000 to $2 million Santa Ana Height.a Santa Ana Country Club Country Club Manor $225,000 to $345,000 Yorba Unda Yorba Linda Country Club Homes •Note: Information courtesy of Karen Knoche, an avid golfer and Realtor with Grubb and Ellis Residential Real Estate Services, 23 Corporate Plaza, Suite 190, Newport Beach, (714) 644- 6200, ext. 118. FtilMf -s..uy &;Ir 12 lllDln tA-.. • 5'IMs,. "*1ldar 1'-*rA.,rwilll 1 Pro ~/W.lhtfllt/LIMdl ......... 111.., ........ ............ S91"-' (714) 759-5102 ·- j ., . . .. ARIZONA cont. from page 5 •The Pointe GoJfClub at Lookout Mountain Situated in mountainous terrain adjacent to the north Phoenix desert preserve, this 6,617/ard target-style course has boste the Senior PGA Tour. Many golfers have compared it to a wild amusement park ride through rolliJl8 fairways and sloping bent-grass greens. • Kierluu:l GoJf Club One of Scottadale'a ne'W91t golf courses offers 27 beautifully • manicured holes. Emerald green fairways are blended with golden desert grasses with continual elevation chqea. More than 300 bunbq ~the -.· ~ - JOlN THE CLUB TH AT CHALLENGED COLBERT. PLAYER. TREVINO & ROD R.I THE LEGENDS LOVE OUR TRAD ITION You coo can enjoy Newport I Beach's favorite gathering place and a macure and challenging 18-holc, par 71 golf course • 6,600 yards of championship golf wich cooling ocean brccics and magnificcm views of the Pacific and the Newpon Back Bay • Outstanding PGA staff and instructional programs • Convenient locacion next to Newport Center and Fashion Island • All-grass driving range, putting greens and chipping area • Fully equipped Pro Shop • Banquet and conference facilities • Optional in~lusion of 24 tennis couns. Limited number of memberships and Junior Executive member- ships currently available. Please call DoloC'C$ Virrue at 1714 ) o44·Q550 for details. T H E NEWPORT BEACH COUN TRY CLUB 1600 F.ast Coast Highway, Newport Beach. CaJifomia 92660 (714) ~9550 way, aloll8 with labs, dry desert wUhn and standa of desert trees. Where 7b Dlzfe The Valley of Sun should soon be replaced by the name Valley of Restaurants. Many of the golf counes offer delicious American specialties as well as serving up some delld ous after-.r:ound cocktaile. The Grill at the :rPC offen ireef down-home cOoking~ In Phoenix, the popular AJUona Center pomblnes great eateries with fine shops ·and nightclubs. Planet Hollywood and the Hard Rock Cafe have establiahments near the Biltmore. Steak lovers can enjoy the menu from I '• Morton's, Ruth'• Chris and Cork and Cleaver. NlsldlUe · ~·a~Sporta BtrlPboeiUx Uftl 1ll Arirona Center oat. Wf'ell pant screena and outdoor entertainment u well a.a sand volleyball. Majerle'a Sporta Grill ii a classic A.merlcan pub/restaurant s~ial!d6' in oversized portlona, endly aertice and a great bu. Olvmpic Dream Team member Charles Barkley'• favorite hangout is Stix in Scottsdale. Stix offers dancing, billiards and a great time. .. •swinging Bridse• i. the norwwfl1,. hole at Gtayhawk's 7blon Wltere 1b Stay Many reaorta and hotela offer stayandpwypackqes.A sample of some of tlie finest resorta includes: The Phoenician, The Scottsdale Princess, Camelback Inn, The Pointe Resorts and Hyatt Recency Scottsdale at Gainey Ranch. Each resort offers substantial savings through the end of summer. One of the best deals in the Valley is at the Sc=ale Plaza resort, wheJe a ard room is $59 per night. . , Costa Mesa Coungy Club JUNIOR GOLF CAMP ---- I S Boys & Girls Ages 9-17 August 12, 13, 14 & 15 9:00am -11 :OOam (Mon-Thurs) 4 Day Sessions (8 hours of instruction) Fee $80.00 Sign Up Now At: COSTA MESA CLUB PRO SHOP 1701 Golf Course Drive Costa Mesa 540-7500 Ext 2 For More Information Call: Andr ... Crlnella 850-9776 • ~~M ,, ~--~ ) ) ~ -.-\~ l Lt-..J l LC.I. Thc Tom Fa.zio -dts1gntd masterpitct, The 1.Jnks Courst at Pd1can Hill WI/ Qub, which compltmtnrs rather tluih compt:ttS with thr award winmng Oaan Courst, adds an ahundanu of silo« inaii/lg challenge~ The opcn falrnuys art surrounded by wanJcnng canyons, nalwml w,i:1·tat11H1 and <eulpturtd bunhm, and play along an dt)'Q/td, uppi·1 pla1eau w11h manJ h11/r\ Jt'\l cJOO\'t' the coa~tline Th,,, '' an ar1ay of drama111 "'"'' •'/ thr Pfil~IC (_\ t .ir .. 1111 '>:tWf'I'' I P,,111'\ir Add tht" nt'\\ 1 lul,h,111-..· Jr:,I thr pra<11u· /t1t 1lll\ fl! thr\c 11,,1 ntrr111111t1I ~<>II -1ou1~' unt! 1h1 ",ufr '' .m amfltrnu· "h11h 11\,,r, 1b· /1nf\I 1if prnJh du,.,, Simply. .. Great Fazi-0 Golf Oak Creek Golf Cluh in Irvine Fazio's masterful creation of great golf in Orange County continues with Oak Creek Golf Club. Located j ust off the 405 Freeway at Sand Canyon, adjacent to the Irvine Spectrum office complex, Oak Creek will bring a new dimension in golf to Irvine. The 18-hole go lf course and full service clubhouse will open in late-September, while the area's largest practice and teaching centtr, complete with over 70 grassed teeing stations, will open on to the public Saturday, August 24th with a Demo day ft atu ring stveral special events. Look for a schedule coming soon. For fu rther updated information, please call (714) 759-5 133 ek - THE LINKS COURSE Fourth Ploct, Bnl Nt'tt Rrsort CourSts Golf Dlgtsi,)anuary , 1995 Top Tm~'" Rtsort C011rsrs Golf \1aga~int. Frbnwn. 199-l THE O CEAN C OURSE Firsl Plaa Btsl N(\4 Rrsorr Coursrs Golf Dtgcsl,january. 1993 Top T rn Nrw Rrsori Coursrs Golf Maga:mr, Fdnuarv, 1992 - THE GOLF SHOP 1~5 fop 100 Golj Sht'P' in Amm«l 19% lop I 00 G11I/ Slu1p1 1n ~mm,a l'l<J~ ~a1111nal PGA Rt><'ll \lmhand11cr 1t/ 1h1· \far f OR RESERVATIONS C.ill "Ii -~t.Wi Pch11111 lhll G1-.f/ Club 221ril Ptlican Hill R.lCLl Sl>u1h So.1w1 Ci><ISl Califonua ... .. ... 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