The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink About17 COMM APPLICANTS 06-19-00AGE L)A NO. 17 06-19-00 · lnter-Com ' DATE' JUNE 19, 2000 TO: WILLIAM A. HUSTON, CITY MANAGER FROM: OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK SUBJECT: APPLICANTS FOR PLANNING COMMISSION, PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION AND CULTURAL RESOURCES ADVISORY COMMITTEE SUMMARY: Staff is requesting the City Council set the date and time to conduct interviews to fill vacancies on the Planning Commission, Parks and Recreation Commission, and Cultural Resources Advisory Committee. RECOMMENDATION: Pleasure of the City Council. BACKGROUND: Term expirations will occur on August 7, 2000 for Planning Commissioners Steve Kozak and Leslie Pontious; Parks and Recreation Commissioners Kenneth Eckman, Adrian Morton, and Henry Nunez; and Cultural Resources Advisory Committee Members Brent Ferdig and lan Donn. Information was made available to the public that the City Council was seeking candidates interested in serving on the Planning Commission, Parks and Recreation Commission, and Cultural Resources Advisory Committee. The information also included the number of vacancies, required qualifications, compensation, and duties. The following individuals have expressed interest and their applications are attached for City Council review: Planning Commission (2 vacancies): James Cronn, John Kevin Dill.on, Andrew N. Hamilton, Sonja Healey, Steve Kozak, John S. Lee, Nathan Menard, Elizabeth Nadon, Jennifer Phillips, Leslie Anne Pontious, and Robert Wintheiser. Parks and Recreation Commission (3 vacancies): John Dillon, Elaine Dove, Todd Ferguson, Sonya Healey, John S. Lee, Adrian D. Morton, Henry R. Nunez, and Carl F. Thielmann. Cultural Resources Advisory comrriittee (2 vacancies)' James Cronn, Fontaine, and Nathan Menard. Nancy L. CommCss~on/Comm~ttee ",'asr Page 2, June ,19, 2000 Any additional applications received by staff after the preparation of the agenda will be provided to the City Council at their meeting on June 19, 2000. The final step in the selection process would be completion of ballots by the City Council, which has been tentatively scheduled for their meeting on Monday, July 17, 2000. Chief Deputy Cit~)~ lerk Attachment setintv PLANNING COMMISSION r. ' , , ;.mission app F'age I of 2 CITY OF TUSTIN APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT 300 CENTENNIAL WAY TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780 (714) 573-3025 Name: Home Address: I~1 ~l~ LLL~ B ~---Rfix/ Street City -T ~a-rTr~ ~.n q~'TSO Apartment No. Zip Code Home Phone' (9 (~)'r~ 3H-O~-70 Business Phone' ( ) Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for: ,~LA/xYAJ/A/C~ ~O mr'n i TT E E- Reason you are applying forthe position(s)' A~ a n¢~ P~Lmliqo re~n+(~ F6l.od~Ad ~ -Tu,.3%n, ._q_ ~t~ In4CrexJ,-ec:J tn ~2¢corntn~ I~qYolv-~d 1,0 C. tVtC ~a44~ry ,J , es,oect&Lcc~ ~,+h +~%es< re. loOr~ ff-o ~kh.e ~cc+ur~ OF Tu,.s~n, · I Please list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the position: C_tv~ I ~nd c.r~mtn~J ~~rE ~n~b~s m~ ~ p~v~dc ~nnow~.~ Please list professional organizations of which you are a member: Please list any professional licenses (current or past)' http://www.tustinca.org/Commissions/Commission%20Application.htm 5~8~00' Commission app Page 2 of 2 Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? If so, why? P'-/ //~' Education' Circle highest grade completed' List all Colleges, Business or Trade Schools Attended' ~o~ffh~ve3~cn ~uJ ~.hoo{ 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 (16+p Dates Attended Degree Obtained 'lq~c~- [qct'7-- ~ ~\ncqnc~- What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered. Signature: ~~~ Date: ~{~9. c~o PleaSe return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial Wa 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community. 2:APPLIC o http://www.mstinca, org/Commissions/Commission ¼20Application.htm 5/8/00 EMPLOYMENT j AMES P. CRONN 1999 - Present TheJemelry Exchange Tustin, CA Assistant Corporate Counsel · Responsibilities included implementing a Human Resources Department and Benefits Department for a multi-state corporation. Duties include adherence with all state and federal labor and employment laws, and development'and maintenance of OSHA compliance and safety training program. Recruitment and biting for all stores nationwide. Created employment contracts for highly compensated employees and independent contractors. Developed and implemented employee handbook, employee training and development, and management guidelines for disciplinary process. Rev/ew and advise Corporate President on all legal matters pertaining to business operations. 1998 - Present Law Office of James P. Crorm Lake Forest, CA Attorney · Handle all aspects of general practice including preparation of pleadings, motions, writs, discovery, settlement negotiations, trail briefs, extensive legal research, interview and advise clients; appear in munidpal and superior court on civil and criminal matters; Emphasis on employment law and criminal law. Make special appearances in civil and criminal matters. 1996 - 1997 Los Angdes City Attorney's Office Los Angdes, CA Law Cleric- Labor Relations Di~sion · Researched and drafted City Attorney Opinions and Memoranda; prepared staff reports; conducted legal research; made special appearances; drafted motions and interrogatories; assisted in depositions and interviewing witnesses. 1987 - 1999 Boeing Company - Long Beach, CA U~zion Steward- UA W Loca1148 · Conducted negotiations between Management and union employees to arrive at mutually agreeable solutions; investigated potential Union/Company violations pursuant to collective bargaining · agreement; prepared for and arbitrated Union/Company grievances; developed and implemented Union/Management problem solv/ng board at departmental level. EDUCATION May 1997 Southwestern University School of Law Jufis Doctorate May 1992 California State University Dominguez Hills Bachelor of Science - Finance PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Admitted 1997 State Bar of California, U.S. District Court Central District of California Member Phi Alpha Ddta Law Fraternity Member of Masonic Lodge of Bellflower Member Society for Human Resources Information Management PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES REFERENCES Volunteer for Public Law Center Adult tutor and class representative for Orange County Adult Literacy Program Furnished upon request 1681 BLUEBERRY WAY · TUSTIN, CA 92780 PHONE (714)734-0870 . E-MAlL JPCRONNi~AOL.COM CITY OF TUSTIN APPLICATION FOR COMMI$$ION/COMMI'n'EE APPOINTMENT 300 CENTENNIAL WAY TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780 (714) 573-3025 Name: .1OHN KEVIN DILLON Home Address: 17574-01 Vandenberq Lane Street Tustin CA 92780-2048 Apartment No. City Zip Code Home Phone: ( 714 ) 832-8228 Business Phone: ( 714 ) 585-0637 Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for: /Planninq Commission, Parks and Recreation Commission Reason you are applying for the position(s): I have a stronq sense of civic pride and a commitment to the community. I have served for many years on the Board of Directors for my condominium association and would like to expand this service beyond the confines of my residence to my qreater community. I derive a stronq sense of fulfillment in the service I am able to provide to my fellow homeowners and I look for- ward to expandinq on this feelinq by providinq knowledqeable and dedicated service to the City. Please list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the position: I have been a manaqer for most of my professional life, manaqinq people, proqrams and ven- dors for municipal ~'- ' c~,, Francisco. ~,,y qovemment facilities m,v~o,,u,='~-~'~- such as /~aheim and In so doinq, I have dealt successfully with the larqe scale budqets, union cOntracts and bureaucracies that seem to be endemic to qovernment. In service to my condominiUm association, I have excelled on land-use planninq, critical budqet issues and have succeeded in qoverninq evenly for a community the size of a small town and havinq a population with multiple interests and issues. Please list professional organizations of which you are a member: International Association of Event Managers International Association of Assembly Managers California Association of Community Managers American Society of Account Executives Professional Convention Management Association Please list any professional licenses (current or past): While in $.F., ! was one of nine city residents granted a permit for a concealed weapon, which was necessary for the performance of the job then held with SFCF. The license was valid only during work hOurs while with that employer; ! no longer have a need for a license of this kind. Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? if so, why? n/a NO. Education: Circle highest grade completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ~] List all Colleges, Business or Trade Schools Attended: Wayne State Universi~, Michigan University of Detroit, hfchi,g~z~ Dates Attended 9/73 -6/76 9/71 -6/73 Degree Obtained B.S., Criminal Justice Studies Transferred to WSU What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? As noted above, ! have served on the Board of Directors for the Quail Meadows Community Association since 1993 and have served as President of the Board since 1997. YOur resume must also be attached for your application to be considered. Signature Date Please return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community. 2 :APPLIC JOHN KEVIN DILLON 17574-01 Vandenberg Lane Tustin CA 92780-2048 Res.: 714/832-8228 Cell: 714/585-0637 e-mail: joh~4ndillon(b3,aol.com SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS Demonstrated leadership, initiative and the ability to plan, organize and manage all facets of event operational activities. Achieved a reputation for completing projects with on-time proficiency, cost savings and attention to detail. A responsive and accomplished professional who enjoys a variety of challenging projects and responsibilities. An effective manager skilled in budget, project management and team building. EMPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS Professional Tradeshow/Event Consultant and Floor Manager for trade show and association clients Regional Logistics Manager for the 1996 International Summer Olympic Games, Atlanta Facility-side liaison for security issues, 1984 Democratic National Convention, San Francisco Designed and implemented security program for Seton Hospital, Daly City Oversaw Grand Openings for Saks' Fifth Avenue and Neiman-Marcus San Francisco locations PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT VIKING COMPONENTS Rancho Santa Margarita, CA Event & Travel Manager · Creation and management of events to reward outstanding vendors · Development and management of motivational events for employees · Coordination of travel arrangements for key players 1999 - Present EPOCH INTERNET Event Manager Irvine, CA 1997 - 1999 Responsible for all logistical details related to tradeshows, corporate events & training seminars Developed and managed itemized annual budget in excess of $1 million Maintained event calendar identifying national, regional and local tradeshows Management of all vendor/provider activities Coordination of the design, purchase/rental and maintenance of display booths ATLANTA COMMITTEE for the OLYMPIC GAMES Atlanta, GA 1996 Regional Logist~'cs Manager · Managed equipment issues with primary contractor for over forty competition venues · Saved over $50,000 meeting price break deadlines and obtaining volume order discounts · Coordinated delivery schedules with licensed contractors · Provided a knowledgeable interface between venue management and service contractors CITY OF ANAHEIM l'rogram Manager: .%c'urlt): and Tenant Sc'rv~ces ,tmahcim. CA 1089 - 1996 · Created and managed $2.5 million annual operational budgets · Increased net revenue by 30% first year; netted over $300,000 each subsequent 3'ear · Effectively managed up to 300 full-time and part-time employees ·. Played key role in winning '~PRIME SITE" award three consecutive years SAN FRANCISCO CONVENTION FACILITIES San Francisco, CA ]'rogram Manager: SecuriO~ and Guest Services 1983-1989 Managed $1.75 million annual operational budget Effectively managed up to 175 full-time and part-time employees Developed in-house service programs Primary liaison for all security-related issues for Democratic National Convention Convention Center designee for secufiB,-related issues associated with Super Bowl XIX festivities PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS American Societ3, of Account Executives (^SAE)' International Association of Auditorium Managers (IAAM) International Association Exposition Managers (IAEM) Professional Convention Management Association (PCMA) EDUCATION Bachelor's Degree Wayne State University Detroit, Michigan OTHER QUALIFYING EXPERIENCE President, Quail Meadows Community Association, 1997 - Present Member-At-Large, Quail Meadows Community Association, 1993 - 1997 CITY OF TUSTIN APPLICATION FOR COMMISSiON/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT 300 CENTENNIAL WAY TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780 (714) 573-3025 Home Address: /'~ ~-71 Street Apartment No. City Zip Code Home Phone: ('7//-/ ) ~-l?~& Business Phone"( -7/5/ ) 5L/tq- 7700 Commission/Committee Position(s)applying for: Reason you are applying for the position(s)' ~ ~'e ~ Please list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the position: J. Please list professional organizations of which you are a member: Please list any professional licenses (current or past)' Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? if so, why? r~o Education: Circle highest grade completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 (~16 -F List all Colleges, Business or Trade Schools Attended: Dates Attended Degree Obtained What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? J~ / considered. · Your resume Signature: must also be-ittached for your application to be Date: Please return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community. 2:APPLIC CPA STATUS EDUCATION EXPERIENCE FOREIGN EXPERIENCE .-~NDREW N. HAMILTON, CP. 13571 Pawnee Tustin, CA 92782 Home: (714) 669-1766 CPA, licensed by the state of California, certificate # 68209 Taylor University, Upland, IN 1988-1992 Graduated with an Accotmting Degree with a cumulative GPA of 3.6/4.0 (major 4.0/4.0) Akron University, Akron, OH, 1987-1988 Studied Calculus I & II as a high school senior with a GPA of 3.3/4.0 GAMBRO Healthcare Patient Services, Regional Controller, Aliso Viejo, CA, 10/98 - 5/00 · Supervised regional month-end close. Engineered timesaving methods to efficiently manage the close process. · Presented monthly results and analysis to VP of Finance. · Partnered with Operations in creating annual budget. · Provided internal customer service to Operations, A/P, A/R, and IT. Researched business issues and applied expertise to specific company-related problems and requests. · Directed various special projects: coordinated end-user implementation of PeopleSoR, trained Area Directors for Gulf and Southwest Regions and led Fixed Asset Conversion Project. · Provided oversight, training, supervision and evaluation of staff. The Walt Disney Company- Disneyland, Sr. Accountant, Anaheim, CA, 1/97- 10/98 · Provided Facilities Division with expertise in financial-related responsibilities: overseeing monthly Facilities accounting close; presenting monthly summary and variances of Facilities close to VP of Finance; and supervising work of Facilities' project managers to ensure proper control of project funding, leading the process to seek approval for over-budget projects. · Oversaw monthly capital review meeting with Line of Business Managers and Facilities Project Managers to obtain project information. Responsible for reporting and monthly presentations to Finance and Line of Business VP's regarding overall capital program and high risk capital projects. · Led various special projects: creation and presentation of new corporate database, SAP conversion and related training, evaluation of Facilities' Overhead Rate, and misc. reporting special projects. E.L. Yeager Construction Company, Inc., Assistant Controller, Riverside, CA, 1/96 - 12/96 · Assisted in monthly Financial Statement preparation. Performed various monthly reconciliation duties of A/P, A/R, fixed asset, P&L, and other miscellaneous G/L accounts. · Negotiated cost savings / Researched and implemented various special projects: review of banking services, A/P system, fuel tax return, 401(k) provider, cafeteria plan, Dun & Bradstreet relationship and other miscellaneous vendors. · Helped CFO in hiring and dismissal of department personnel. Supervised, trained and evaluated accounting and secretarial personnel within office. Capin Crouse, LLP, Senior Accountant, Rancho Cucamonga, CA, 8/94 - 12/95 · Responsible for administering multiple audit engagements concurrently. Clients included an airline, college, high school, publisher, churches and other non-profit organizations. · Trained, evaluated and supervised both professional and clerical personnel. Arthur Andersen, LLP, Staff Accountant, Irvine, CA, 9/92 - 7/94 · Gained a variety of business and accounting experience working in a diverse range of industries: manufacturing, real estate, banking, construction and agriculture. · Assisted in the planning, supervision and completion of audit engagements and various special projects. Business Trip To Europe, January 1990 Coordinated by Taylor University to visit various companies, EC and NATO. CITY OF TUSTIN APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT 300 CENTENNIAL WAY TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780 (714) 573-3025 Name: Home ., Address: Street './(./~ /,,/J . Apartment No. City Zip Code Home .Phone: Business Phone: ( ~ Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for: Reason you are applying for the position(s)' ~r'/o. vC ./~ed ~,-- /--~3¢~: t-s~~ o~-~ Please list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the position: Please list professional organizations of which you are_Aa.member: O~ Please list any professional licenses (current or past)' Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? If so, why? Education: Circle highest grade completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1'6 List ali Colleges, Business or Trade Schools Attended: J Dates Attended Degree Obtained What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? Your resume must also be attached for your application to be '-considered.- Signature: Date' Please return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk' 300 Centennial Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the communiW. 2:APPLIC SONYA HEALEY 14691 Dartmouth Circle Tustin, CA 92780 (714) 832-3626 PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVE Retail Account Merchandiser for a company with future growth opportunities. SUMMARY Seven years sales experience with a major Fortune 500 company. Award winning track record managing accounts with up to $15M monthly sales goals. Sold computer technology products (hardware, software, licensing, peripherals and accessories) and services into consumer market accounts, major accounts and value added reseller accounts. Strong negotiating and closing skills. 'EXPERIENCE INGRAM MICRO, INC., Santa Ana, CA 1992- 1999 Senior Corporate Account Manager- Commercial Sales (1998- 1999) Liaison for the Enterprising Computing Division. HP 9000 proposal writing and contract' management. Working with nine (9) sales field managers to increase sales and manage profitabili~. Generated comprehensive proposals and customized based on revenue opportunities - $1M - $ l OM annually. Streamlined division processes resulting in higher customer and associate satisfaction. Created customers terms and conditions reference material for sales force improxdng profitability. Senior Sales Account Executive-Consumer Markets Division (1997- 1998) Achieved quarterly revenue goals of $38M and quarterly profit goals of $2.8M+. Secured product launch business and sought second source business as incremental revenue opportunities. Expanded product lines and developed new areas of business to increase market share. Product forecasting and communication to purchasing as well as warehouse management to stage shipments. Provided cross training and created training manual for direct to store shipments improving just in time delivery. · Over achieved sales quota in both revenue and gross profit. · Worked with purchasing and vendors to improve fill rate by 4% - 15%. Sonya Healey Page 2 · Improved profitability of shipments on a daily basis and for product launches of up to 2.5% margin. · Designed standard operating procedures manual and implemented a refined order management procedure to improve order processing for over 800 ship-to locations. · Successful execution of Grand Opening Shipments through strategic planning. · Successful product launches and product re-mix management. Senior Sales Account Executive- VAR Sales (1994- 1997) Achieved monthly revenue goal of $4M and profit margin goal, obtaining an average of 6.5%. Growing market share and pro-actively developing incremental business. Sell company focus products and services. Quoting bids for government and educational opportunities. · Success in selling all computer product lines to increase order size on a daily basis to create add-on sales opportunities. · Grew territory from $1.5M monthly to $4M monthly. Senior Partner Account Executive-Major Accounts (1993- 1994) Achieved sales goals ($1.2M- $5M) and grew business within major accounts. Closing sales, negotiating all aspects. Pro-actively developed incremental business by selling strategic products and services. ,, Achieved over 100% to quota ten of twelve months. · Developed customer relationships and vendor relationships to increase market share. Sales Account Representative (1992 - 1993) Achieve monthly revenue sales goals of $400K -'$1M ina Northern California territory.. ,, Top Sales Account Representative May 93. · Overachieved profit margin goal twelve out of ~,elve month's. Sales Representative, Business Development Group (1992) Grow Northern California and Hawaii account base. Increase profit and gain new market share. Develop accounts product and service offering by creating and negotiating product bundles. Pro- actively involved in developing incremental business. · Provided product information, suggestive selling and product support to surpass sales goal by up to 50%. · Contact with internal purchasing, warehouse and marketing division to increase profit margin up to 4%. Sales Account Support Representative (1992) Achieve monthly sales quota of $50K and profit goal of 7.8%. Handle in-bound and out-bound sales calls. Qualify. the sales opportunity and close. Sonya Healey Page 3 · Top rep Sept. 92, Aug. 92 and Apr. 92. · Overachieved revenue and profit goals. 'NEWPORT DETAIL, Newport Beach, CA 1990 - 1992 Marketing Coordinator and Sales Representative Developed corporate proposals, represented company as field sales and public relations. Involved in networking, telemarketing, advertising and publicity coordination. Developed direct mail marketing from concept to completion. Out called existing client base to sell company's services and monthly service plans. Created promotional packages and lead generation strategies. EDUCATION California Polytechnic State University, Pomona, CA Graduate Business Administration Courses, 1990- 1991 Bachelor of Science in Business Administration De~ee, Marketing Management Major, with emphasis on professional sales/sales management SKII.LS Excellent organizational skills, multi-tasking, detail oriented and able to work independently. Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook. Excellent phone and writing s 'kills. Name: Home CITY OF TUSTIN APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT 300 CENTENNIAL WAY ' ' " TUSTIN,' CALIFO'RNIA 92780 ~ ~ ~ [~ ~. ~. ~= (714) 573-3025 : . .-MAY 3.1 ZOO0. Address: OFFICE-TUSTIN CITY CLERK Street Apartment No. City Zip Code Home Phone: (~r-/~/- ) ~% / ~-b~- Business Phone: Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for: Reason you are ap, plying for the positio'.n(s): ~'~'E74t~J~ TN&' ~F'?o/'47~/o/~ ~ 'Pleas~ list your backg'~ound and experience that you feel qualifies you:for'the position: Please'list ptofe's'~Jonal organizations of which you. are a'member:: ' O~ Please list any professional licenses (current or past)' Have you ever had a professional license su.s, pe.nded or. revoked? If so, why? Education: . · · .. Circle. hi.g.h.e.st..grade com..p, leted" 6 7 8 · · 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 · List all Colleges, Business or Trade Schools Attended' Dates Attended Degree Obtained mPA .. ., WHat type(s)'0f civic activities 'are you.i'nvoived in? ' ' "' '- ..... '- ' ' '" '" '~' ' ' '"'"" 'your ~esurrie .must also'--be., attached:for, your. aPpiJc,ation tO'- b~ .~ , : ,; . .. '1~ " , , .... , ~.' . . .- Signature. Date: · ,, . . . . . . , , ,, - .,.~; .: ..' .:,,. ,' Please return your applicatidn and resu~ne toth'e'Offic~ ~f' l~he cit~ Cle~'kj: 300 centennial ... Way, Tustin 92780..Thank you. for your:interest in ls.e.rv!ng t,h.e,c.o..m, mu.n!~...., · 2:APPLIC Steve Kozak EXPERIENCE AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS 1994 to Present 1992 - 1994 1990 - 1992 Finance and Risk Manager, Orange G2unty Sanitation District · Managed $440 million long-term capital projects financing prograrm · Managed insurance and risk management programs for $1 billion'asset base. · Established treasury operations, including $350 million fixed income investment program. Senior Hnancial Consultant, Public Finance and Management, BSI Consultants, Inc. · Developed and managed special district financing programs for public fadlities and infr~m~e. · Conducted revenue and management studies to improve local govemment finances and programs. Intergovernmental Affairs Manager, Orange Caunty Aakninistrative Q5~ · Developed and represented County policy positions involving regional issues, inclUding land use, transportation, and air quality. · Coordinated development of public-private partnership program for business attraction and retention. 1986 - 1990 1981 - 1986 1977 - 1981 Bond and Capital Finance Manager, Orange County Administratiue ~ · Structured, issued, and administered more than $1 billion of tax-exempt munidpal bonds, including $250 million airport revenue bonds for John Wayne Airport Master Plan improvements. · Developed and implemented land-secured finandng program for public facilities and in'structure. Chief Administrative Officer and Plans and Programs Officer,/ohn Wayne Airport · Managed Master Plan and EIR for $250 million airport capital improvement program. · Managed airport fiscal & administrative services, including revenue, budget & accounting functions. Executive Assistant, Orange Coun~ Board of Superois~ · Developed, implemented, and monitored public polities, including fiscal, land use, tramportation, airports, fire and emergency services, and intergovernmental affairs. RELATED EXPERIENCE ., EDUCATION · Harming Commissioner, City of Tustin, 1996 - Present · Lecturer, University of California, Public Finance & Administration, 1987 - 1990 · Budget/Legislative Analyst, Orange County Administrative Office, 1975 - 1977 · Systems Analyst, JPL/Aeronutronic Ford Corporation, 1971 - 1975 Completed M.B.A., Cal State University, Fullerton; M.P.A., UC, Riverside; and B.A., Political Science, Cal Poly University, Pomona. Received Community College Insm~ctor Credential, Public Services & Administration. Earned Certified California Municipal Treasurer (CCMT) designation, California Munidpal Treasurers Assodatlom SKILLS AND CAPABILITIES · Problem solver ... Identify alternatives ... Recommend and implement solutions. · Effective project, budget, and contract manager ... Coordinate teams and schedules. · Well organized ... Consistent follow-through ... Meet deadlines. · Select, u'ain, motivate, and supervise technical and admini.~trafive staff. · Seasoned finance and policy anab~ ... Clear and concise writing and verbal presentation style. · Communicate and work well with executives, staff, public offidals, and community groups. 18272 ALEXANDRA PLACE · TUSTIN, CA 92705-3252 · PHONE: 714-593-7555 CITY OF'TUSTIN APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT ~'00 CENTENNIAL WAY TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780 J~ ~ t~ J~ j] t~ j~ j-~ MAY g A 2000 Name: OI:FIOI:-TU,.RT1N orrv OLEF~K Home Address' 2855 Ballesteros Lane Street Apartment No. TUSTIN CA g2782 City Zip Code Home Phone' (714 ) 731 - 6565 Business Phone' ( 71A ) 259-0500 Ext. Z~lO Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for: Planning Commission Reason you are applying for the position(s)' or / Parks and Recreation Commission I have an interest in contributing, my exoerience in civil enmineering~ construction and community deve!ooment to our city, in some small way, I would like to "Give back" by helping to make our city a better place to live in. Please list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the position: I have over 35 years of Engineering, Construction and public relation experience involving design, cost estimate, specification, inspection and supervision for the resi- dential, commercial building and public works. I amman active licensed Civil Engineer/ Land Surveyor, General/ Landscape Contractor, and Real EState Salesperson in the State · of California. T h~v~ ~rv~d ~ ~h~ Board of Directors for th~ V~nturanza De] V~rd~ Home Association in Tustin past four years and my position is SecretarY, AlsoI had served on the Board of Directors for the Crest Deville Home Association in Laguna Niguel for three years as Architectural/Landscape member. Please list professional organizations of which you. are a member: American Society of Civil Engineer Korean Scientists and Engineer Association in America ~uiiding Trade-"A'J-~O~'i~tio~of California ......................... . ............. . ............................................ American Congress on Surveying and Mapping OVER 'Please list any professional licenses (current or past)· Civil Engineer / Land Surveyor Calif. fl32399 Deputy Building Inspector, LA ~/334 Building General Contractor, Calif. B fl372453 Landscape Contractor, Calif. C-27, Calif. fl730339 Real Estate Salesperson, 'Calif. #01195898 Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? if so, why? None Education: Circle'highest grade completed' · List ali Colleges, Business 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 (~ Dates Attended Degree Obtained or Trade Schools Attended' Los Angles-Trade Tech. Colle~ US Army Engineer School, Fort ~elv0ir, VA Apr./61 )ONG-A Engineeing University, IPusan, Krea Jan./ 1965 · · · Mapping and Aero-Geometry Zivil Engineering, BSCE What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? T ~m p~..~_-t~y ~ .~~y o~ *~ Venturanza Del Verde Home Association in Tustin and have been for the past four years. I have also been on the Board of Directors for the Crest Der .... . ' una 'Niguel, In this capacity I' was the Architectural / Landscape Consultant for three years. :ion I am also a Member of the Construction Committeefor the Saint Thomas Church the past five w~ars in' the caoaCitwof technical liason to the 'o . Your resume must also be' attached for your application to be-considered.' Signature: ... Date:_ 2~- - --~ Please return your application and resume to the Office ott ~y , way,"Tustin 92780:Thank-'~0ii- for'y0i3r interest' in Serving-the community, 2:APPLIC JOHN S. LEE, P.E. role Civil Engineering CoOrdinator/Civil Engineer employment history Greenberg Farrow Architecture Incorporated Civil Engineering Department (CEC/CE) 1997- Present Far East Development, Inc. President (Self-employed) 1986- 1997 J.L. Consultant & Construction Company President (Self-employed) 1982 - 1986 Holmes & Harvers Inc. Lead Civil Engineer 1978- 1982 The Ralph M. Parsons Company Senior Civil Engineer 1973- 1978 education Dong-A Engineering College, Pusan, Korea, BSCE, 1965 registration profeSsional affiliations Professional Engineer- California Member, American Society of Civil Engineers relevant experience Responsible for the desigu construction documents, project specifications, budgets, cost estimates, proposal, survey and site inspections for over 10 Home Depot stores in the West Coast concentrating on en~dneefing plan.reviews and preparation of standards. Study of site characteristics and soil conditions, site acquisition, site planning, municipal approval, due diligence and relationship with client real estate managers. Liason with outside civil engineer / surveyor / soil en~neer consultants including coordination of contracts, drawings and reports. Completed over 40 medium to large size projects for preparation of completed construction documents, including grading, storm, water and sewer system, erosion control, hydrolo~, residential, petroleum, brewery, ak-base and military project sites involved in permitting and producing cost estimates for the projects. John 2855 BaJlesteros Lane CA 92780 ica 508-08-0545 Monica Lee 714) 731-6565 14377 2271 ! CE Depl: Head/RE 324 t i¢714) 731-5885 3/17/37~ 10120/971 Coda Civil ohnl · John S. Lee Professional Civil Engineer General Building Contractor TEL. (71&) 75]-5S85 S~.IMARY : Over thirty ( 30 ) years of the engineering and construction experience - involving design, estimating, specification, field surveying, inspection and supervision for the construction of commercial, industrial and reside- ntial building, mining, petroleum, brewery and other military projects.' EXPERIENCE : President of Far-East Development, Inc. ( Jul 1986 to present ) Garden Grove, Calif. * Jerome and Windsor Parks Concessions, Santa Ana, Calif. * Bertran's Apartment ( 8-unit ), Garden Grove, Calif. * FED Apartment ( 10-unit ), Garden Grove, Calif. * Central Meat Company Addition, Santa Ana, Calif. * Three-Custom Single Family Homes, ~ittier, Calif. * Anaheim Korean Catholic Church, Fullerton, Calif. * Warehouse Office at Water District., Fountain Valley, Calif. Owner of J.L Consultant & Construction Comoanv ( Apr 1982 to June 1986 ) Garden Grove, Calif. * Kim's Shopping Plaza, Artesia, Calif. * Automobile Repair Shop, Cypress, Calif. * ~MTRAK Station Modification, Santa Ana, Calif. * Bethel Korean .Church, Irvine, Calif. * Cityhall Annex II, III & IV Modification, irvine, Calif. * Computer Room at Irvine Ranch Water District, Irvine, Calif. * Moody Condominum ( 3-units ), Cypress, Calif. * Manager's Residence at Equesterian Center, City of Industry, Calif. * Decorative Theme Structure at Auto Square, Cerritos, Calif. * Senior Citizen's Center, Irvine, Calif. * Cityhalt Annex Structural_Repair, Santa Ana, Calif. * Police Dept. Modification, Irvine, Calif. * Dr. Lai's Residence, Pasadena, Calif. * Mr. Kang's Residence, Torrance, Calif. * Arirang Apple Farm Facilities, Tehachapi, Calif. * Questhaven 45 Partnership Subdivision, San Marcos, Calif. Sr. Civil Engineer, Holmes & Narvers, Inc. ( Jun 1978 - Mar 1982 ) Orange, Calif. * Communication Space Operation Center, Colorado Spring, Colorado * 150% Expansion of Anhauser Bush Brewery, Van Nuys, Calif. * Expansion of Air Force Base, Tonopah, Nevada * Numerical Control Building at Douglas Aircraft Co., Torrance, Calif. * Defense CEETA, US Army Corps of Engineer, Fort Belvoir, Virginia, Sr. Civil Engineer, The Ra!oh M. Parsons Co. ( Mar 1973 - Jun 1978 ) Pasadena, Calif. * il-Compressor Stations, Oil Service Company, Iran * Military Communication Station, Iran * Sar-Chesmeh Copper Mining, Iran * b~ Test Missle Site, Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif. -1- Construction Insr, ector. Public Works. C~tv of Los Anq-eles Jan 1971 - Feb 1973) Los Angel. es, Calif. Cityhall South-Mall Construction, Los Angeles, Calif. Burbank Road Improvement, Burbank Basin, Calif. R&U Assistant Manager~ LGS-12, Pacific Architect & Engineers, Inc. ( Nov 1968 - Nov 1970 ) U.S Army Dong-Tam Base, South Vietnam * Dong-Tam U S Army Installation, My-tho, Vietnam * Tanson-N~ut Air Base Installation, Saigon, Vietnam Sr. Civil Engineer, KNGS-12~ US Army CorDs of Engineer, Far-East ( Aug 1966 - Oct 1968 ) Seoul, Korea * US Army Military Housing Project, I-Corps, Ui-jongbu, Korea * 14-Air Force Base Rehabilitation, Korea Field Engineer, LGS-11, Raymond-Morrison-Kneuson Construction Co. ( Jan 1966 - -Jul 1966 ) Phan-Rang, South Vietnam * U.S Naval Air Base, Phan-Rang, Vietnam Civil Entineer, ~NGS-11, American Associated Entineers~ Oversea ( Feb 1965 - Dec 1965 ) Seoul, Korea * Mt. Pal-gong U.S Missle Site, Kangwon-Do, Korea Construction Officer, Korea Army Corps of Engineer ( Aug 1958 - Jan 1965 ) Seoul, Korea * Korean Army Housing, Installations, Roads, Bridge construction EDUCATION: Building Construction and Inspection ( 1973 ) L.A Trade Tech College Map Compilation and Topo Surveying (1961) U.S Army Engineer School B.S Civil Engineering, Dong-A Engineering College, Pusan Korea. REGISTRATION : & LICENSE Registered Civil Engineer No.32399 , Calif. General Building Contractor ND.B498268, Calif. Deputy Building Inspector No.334, City of Los Angeles Registered Land Surveyor No.685, Seoul, Korea Real Estate Sales No.01195898, Calif. OTHERS : Member of American Society of Civil Engineer Member of Building Trade Association of Calif. Member of Korean Scientists and Engineers Association in L~erica Member of American Congress on Surveying and Mapping Member of Small Business Minority Association of California I HEREBY DECLARE UPON 'MY HONOR THAT THE ABOVE STAT~IENT IS TRUE AND CORRECT WITH MY BEST KNOWLEDGE. .(714) 731-5885 - 2 - JOI-LN S. LEE Registered Civil Engineer - GFA WEST REFERENCE: NAME Mark Carrol, City Engineer ADDRESS & PHONE NO. City of Irvine Civic Center Plaza Irvine, CA 92606 (714)-724-6410 · David Ip, City Construction Manager City of Santa Ana 101 W. 4th street Santa Ana, CA 92701 (714)-565-4027 Andy T. Park, Principal Architect Andy Park Architects 9012 Garden Grove Blvd., Suite # 12 Garden Grove, CA 92644 (714)-636-6050 .Commission app Page I of 2 CITY OF TUSTIN OFFICE-TUSTIN CITY CLERK APPLICATION FOR COMMT$$ZON/COMMZTTEE APPOZNTI~IENT 300 CENTENNIAL WAY TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780 (714) 573-3025 Home Address: ~~5~- ~U/~-~--~7' ~//,Z'T,,'-/ ,~/'"-,,~_~r"'Z" Street Apartment No. City Zip Code Home Phone' ( 7/5[ ) ,~'~Z "/'J~ ~ Business Phone' ( '7/'~ Co_mmission/Committ~.4~ Position(s) applying for: - ' Reason you are applying for the position(s)' //.¥~,gD /:'/T F,~,~ %Z--/~- Pz ,~A/X///./~'. ~,<./'x.,//~'~'/,~,,c/ ,~,~.¢/T/,~,c/. / /-//¢ ~'~'- Please list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the position' Please list professional organizations of which you are a member: . .Commission app Page 2 of 2 Please list any professional licenses (current or past): Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? Education: Circle highest grade completed: 6789 10 11 12 13 14 15 List all Colleges, Business or Trade Schools Attended: Dates Attended Degree Obtained ~,~/ ~' What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered. Signature: ~~--~-~t.¢~~! Date:.. l~~/ Please return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial W 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community. 2:APPL~C NATHAN MENARD EDUCATION 1979- 1984 Louisiana Tech University Bachelor of Architecture ·Califomia Architecture License Number C 27019 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Ruston, Louisiana 1998 - Current Casco Corporation Costa Mesa, California Architect / Project Manager · Coordination of projects, from entitlements through final Commercial Retail Type V-N construction. construction. 1996- 1998 BKM of California Tusfin, California Project blanager/ Designer · Coordination of office layouts and space planning of modular furniture, Utilized Auto Cad 12/13. Minor tenant improvemcnt coordination. 1995 - 1996 Pacific Bell Los Angeles, California Project/Facih'ties Manager · Responsible for approximately 200,000 square feet of office space for Southem California region. Space planning, construction administration and budgeting, transportation management, procurement and inventory of office furniture. 1991 - 1995 Plaza Home Mortgage Santa Ana, California Fad~ties Planning · Leasing real estate to branch office openings; relocation and re-models of branch offices. Coordinated construction documents with outside architectural firms. Construction budgeting. Purchasing of office furniture and equipment. Supervisor of Facilities Planning and Telecommunications departments. 1988- 1991 Ballew & Associates San Clemente, Califomia Project Architect · Coordination of construction documents, permitting, and bidding process. Construction administration. Consultant for the City of Lake Elsinore Downtown Redevelopment. 1984-1988 Greenberg Farrow Architects Tusfin, California Project Architect/Drafting · Single client services for The Home Depot. Development of site plans, entitlements, construction documents, permitting and bidding process. Construction administration for Type VN commercial construction. 345 WEST SIXTH STREET · TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780 PHONE (714) 832-1666 · FAX (714) 832-4153 · E-MAIL NDMENARD~AOL.COM PROFESSIONAL COMMITTEES AND POSITIONS 1984 American Institute of Architects, Corporate Architects Committee. 1987-1988 Board of Directors, Costa Mesa Boys & Girls Club (currently 'known as Girls, !nc.) 1988-1989 American Institute of Architects, Orange County, Associate Director. 1990-1991 American Institute of Architects, California Board, Associate Director. 1995 National Council of Architectural Reg/stration Board/American Institute of Architects, Intern Task Force Committee. 1995 American Institute of Architects, Student National Convention - Guest Speaker. 1996 National Council of Architectural Registration Board/American Institute of Architects, Intern Development Program, Steering Committee. 1996-1998 American Institute of Architects, National Intem/Associates Committee. 1997 American Institute of Architects, National Convention -Guest Speaker. - CITY OF TUSTIN APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT 300 CENTENNIAL WAY TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780 (714) 573-3025 Name: Home Address' ~Z-~ t~J C~-A~'I--O Street City Zip Code Apartment No. Home Phone: (~J t L~ ) ~0~' ~(.0~' Business Phone- ( Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for: Reason you are applying for the position(s)' ~. _ Please list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the position: Please hst professional organizations of whioh you a~e a member: Please list any professional licenses (current or past): Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? if so, why? Education: Circle highest grade completed' 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1~ List ali Colleges, Business or Trade Schools Attended: Dates Attended Degree Obtained What type(s) of civic activities are you invoived in? ~. ~ ~oT~q Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered.' Signature:(~~,. ~_.~~'" Date' ,Jk)~O-~. ~ ~O0'(b Please return your application and resume tO the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community. 2:APPLIC ELIZABETH DIANE NADON 2317 CRANSTON LANE TUSTIN RANCH, CA 925. 2 (714) 505-3682 CAREER OBJECTIVE: WORK EXPERIENCE: EDUCATION: ACTIVITIES: To obtain a marketing position where I can utilize my analytical skills coupled with my creative talents. NORTHERN COUNTIES TITLE INS~CE COMPANY 11/98.7/99 Position: Marketing Coordinator 11/98 - 7/99 Responsibilities: Developed and produced collateral materials for sales executives. Organized promotional events and or-tings. Assembled, administered and quantified the results of an Internal Attitude Survey. Put together internal incentive events. Assisted sales force in development of new clients. Developed programs to improve moral" and create cohesiveness among departments. OPTION ONE MORTGAGE CORPORATION 5/95 - 6/97 Position: Account Executive 5/95- 6/97 Responsibilities: Developed and performed marketing presentations geared for mortgage brokers in the sub-prime industry. Represented Option One at various trade shows. Established and developed relationships with %.,rtgage brokers in several states. Found compatible provider of product line to be used as enhancement to new program and developed reciprocal relationship with them. DEAN WITTER, DISCOVER AND COMPANY 11/92 - 5/95 Position: Business Development Manager Chicago Metro 6/94 - 5/95 Responsibilities: Established and developed relationships with Chicago metro and suburban Allstate agents lending products and services. Developed and performed new marketing presentations geared toward current Allstate promotions for District Marketing meetings for management. Conducted on-site demonstrationa of products and marketing tools available to agents to assist them in application generation. Functioned as liaison between loan officers and Allstate agents. Position: Senior Loan Associate 11/92 - 6/94 Responsibilities: Verified all aspects of client information involved with preparing a mortgage. Cross referenced underwriting with compaq- guidelines for compliance. Examined appraisals for integrity. Trained new employees. A. B. DICK COMPANY 8/91 - 11/92 Position: Customer Service Coordinator 8/91 - 11/92 Responsibilities: Researched and resolved customer issues. Responded to complaint calls by working with branch mariagers to understand his~ ~ry of situation. Arbitrated with customer and branch manager until both parties reached satisfactory resolution. PURDLrE UNIVERSITY, West Lafayette, IN 12/88 Bachelor of Arts in Advertising Bachelor of Arts in Telecommunications Concentration in Art and Design Concentration in Psychology Certificate - Interior Design Institute of Newport Beach - 12/99 Real Estate License - California Department of Real Estate - 9/96 CITY OF TUSTIN ' APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT 300 CENTENNIAL WAY TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780 (714) 573-3025 Name: Jennifer Phillips Home Address: 2130 Lindsey Court City: Tustin Ranch, Zip Code: 92782 Home Phone: (714) 832-8493 Business Phone: {'714) 738-6760 Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for: Planning Commission Reason you are applying for the position: During the past 7 years of my residency in the City of Tustin I have watched the City face and overcome numerous challenges. During the next several years, the City will begin to .develop the former USMC base, continue to increase its residential population, solicit new businesses, redevelop older areas, and address significant infrastructUre issues. All of these endeavors must be balanced with new legislation and regulations; limited funding sources; political issues; and residents' priorities. I am eager to be a part of these exciting and challenging times, and feel my commitment to the City, coupled with my work experience, can provide insight and significant contributions to the Planning Commission, City of Tustin staff and the residents of Tustin. Please list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the position: i have dedicated my career to public service because I thoroughly enjoy working with the public, developing and providing essential programs .and services, and improving the quality of life for the populous. I have worked for several public agencies in various capacities, providing me with a very well rounded understanding of city, county, special district, state and federal government; as well as land use, redevelopment, finance, .environmental, waste management, education, and transportation issues. With the County Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County, I worked with the 88 cities in the county to develop and implement the AB 939 required Source Reduction and Recycling Elements. In this capacity, I worked with numerous City Councils, Commissions, Organizations and businesses; developed and implemented programs; and organized and supported several multi-city working groups. As a Principal Financial Analyst for the Orange County Transportation Authority, I prepared the agency's annual budget and 20-year Long Range Financial Plan as well as developed the 5-year Mid- Range Financial Plan. I also administered over $150 million in state and federal grant funds. Currently, I am the Assistant to the City Manager for the City of Fullerton. My responsibilities include acting as liaison to various community groups, managing the emergency preparedness program, monitoring legislation, developing and administering the city-wide training program, monitoring the city budget, developing city-wide performance measurements, and resolving citizen complaints and issues. All of the these tasks require extensive knowledge of all City functions including planning, redevelopment, engineering, finance, public safety, parks and recreation, and human resources. Please ;ist profess~3nal organizations of which you are a member: Pilease list an,y proCessional licenses (current or past): Faave y:u ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? No I~so, ~ ~.,duc~cn: C~cle~ighestgradecompleted'- 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ~ist al Colleges,. Business or Tr~e Scl3oots Attended: Dates Attended C'~U, ] ma B_~-~ch Sept. 1983- June 1988 _c~_~ U, LT.C. August 1988 - June 1991 Degree Obtained Bachelor's of Science Master's of Public Administration lili[hat t'j~..e(s) of c'rvic activities are you involved in? 7'~tin ~,--a~ch Community Association Iii Board Member Acnerica~ Red Cross First Aid Instructor C. aiifor~- Staf~ Un?~'-'-=rsity, Fullert3n Extended Education Advisory Board Member Your r=_sume must also be attached for your application to be considered. Date: Pr~ase ,_-e~m your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial Way, Tustin (:~-'780. Thank you fa' your interest in serving the community. .TENNIFER PHILI_[PS 2.~30 I..[NDSEY COURT TUS7ZN RANCtt~ CAI_[FORNIA 92782 7.~4-$60-$64.~ I EDUCATION: Master's of Public Administration Degree December 1991 Bachelor's of Science Degree 3une 1988 California State University, Long Beach ASSZSTANT TO THE CTTY MANAGER 1999 to present C2TY OF FUL/.ER TO/V, O,4/. XFO~J V~ Serve as member of Executive Management Team and rotating Acting City Manager; serve as Administrative Hearing Officer; manage emergency preparedness program; serve as liaison to various community groups; develop and administer city-wide training program; monitor legislation; negotiate labor contracts; monitor city- wide budget; develop and monitor city-wide performance measurements; and resolve citizen complaints and issues. PR/NZCPAL FINANCZAL ANALYST 1994 to 1999 OP..,4NGE COUNTY TR.,4NSPOR TA 72'0N A U'THORXT~/ ORANG~ C,4Z.['FORNr.,4 Managed the development, coordination and implementation of ma~or financial planning programs including the 20-year Long Range Financial Plan -$6.5 billion strategic financial plan; S-year Mid Range Financial Plan -$:1.7 billion tactical financial plan; and FY :1998-99 Approved Budget -$5~2 million annual budget. Administered over $:150 million in federal and state grant funds. PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR 1994 FO O THIL Z -DE A NZ4 COZ Z EGE DI57'~Ci; INTERNA TJ'ONA Z EDUCA TX'ON PR O GR,4 M ~'RV~N~ CAI.~FORNY_A RECYCI[NG SPECIAl[ST 1991 to 1993 COUAO'YSAN27'A TXON DZ57'~J'C'F$ OFL OSANG£LE'$ COUNT~/ WH]77X£R,, C4/..~'FORNZ,4 Independently lead the development, implementation and management of innovative and complex multi- jurisdictional recycling and waste diversion programs to assist the 88 cities located in the County of Los Angeles to comply with Assembly Bill 939 waste diversion mandates. F1'NANC1'AL ANALYST SP£CTRUM HEAL THCAR£ SOLUTZON~'FOU~MN VALLEY~ CAI.~FORN~A 1989 to 1991 ADMTNZSTRA~ ASSZSTANT 1988 to 1989 C,4ZXFO~JVZ4 STATE UN21~~ OFF2'CE OF THE CH,4/VCELLOP,,.,. LONG B, E,4C, ff~ C.4/.]'FO~JVZ,4 OFF[CE MANAGER P~E4~2'ON ME4~U~EME'NTLABO~I 7'O,~F_~/ ]'NGZE~/YO0~ 1987 to 1988 DEPUTY CLERK, SOUTH BA YMUNXCYPAL COURT~ TORRANCE~ C.4ZXFORNZ4 1984 to 1987 COMPUTER SK/LLS: Advanced Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Publisher and Intemet Explorer; Corel Draw; Clip Art Graphics; quarkXPress; Word Perfect; Lotus 1-2-3. OTHER ACl/VTI'IES: Tustin Ranch TTT Homeowners AssociaUon Board Member CSU, Fullerton Extended Education Advison/Board Member Amedcan Red Cross Rrst Aid Instructor JUN 12 2E~E~O 15:~ FR TRRUEL SERUICES 9~9 3~9 535~ TO 1917!~95263B2 . CI~ 0F TuSTIN APPLICATION FO~ COM~ISSlONJCOMMI~EE A~DINTMENT 3~D'CE~ENNIAL WAY TUSTIN, ~L1FORNIA 9~80 (7~ 41 573-3025 . . : ,., G~mmj~jion/~mmi~e position(s) applying for:' - .' ' ' ar~'a ~lyino for the po~itio~(~l: ~, ~ · .:. -.~ ~ : _ ':. : , Plea~ h~.your DacKgrounu ~uu ~ . . . :- ~~ ' . /¢¢~ .: .. ~ '1' - . _ ..~..,; -,~ Pte~se :list professional organlzadons pf wl~ich .~ou are a membe..~ "' :[ " · _. ,: il. ~ i ~ '* ": ':: .! · , I 949 349 5334 JUN 12 22~[~[~ 15:41 FR TRAk)EL SERUICES jU,~_12_2~00 i£:~5 cITY ~ lb~&~ Please list any professional licenses [current or past): . Have you ever had a pro~e~ional license suspended or revoked? · If so, way? ~ --------- Education; . · . Circle high'sst grade camplet~d: 6 7 B 9 10 11 12 13 List ail"C°lleges, Business or Trade' Schools Attended: DatcS Attended 14 15 1.6' . .. , 'Degree Obtained . . Wl~attype{~) of civic activities are you Involved in? Your: ro%me...mu~t also be atza~hed_for your application-.to lie cc~nslde.re.d.-' ': .. . .. . . .. , ple~e:'re~rn your application and resume to the Office of the Ci~ Cler~ 300 '~ntenniaI Way,'T~s:~n"~2780~ Thank you for your ]~er~t in sc~ing zhe communiW; .. . JUN-12-2000 16:15 ,. · , · · · · · · · . TOTAL PAGE~02 ** P. 02 CITY POSITIONS Mayor, City of Tustin - 1992 Mayor Pro Tern, City of Tustin - 1991 Councilwoman, City of Tumtin - 1990 to 1994 GOVERNMENT AGENCY APPOINTHENTS AND POSITIONS Sanitation District 14 Commission, member Recycling/Reclamation Committee, member Tustin Planning Commission, member i986-1990 - Chairwoman - i990 Tustin-Santa Aha Transportation System Improvement Authority, representative i991-I995 Orange County A~rport Land Use Commissioner 1990-1994 Orange County D&y Care Committee 1991-1992 Tustin Water Board, member ~985-19~0 - President lg88-1~90 C~ty/School District Joint Youth Issues Comm.. founding member and Co-chair ie i-i 5 ~hair- Tustin Tiller Days. Blue Ribbon Comm. i995 Chair -'Tustin Economic Oeveiopement Council i~95 Chair - Market~ng Sub-committee - Tustin Econ. Dev_ Council 1~94 L~gue of Oities - ~uper Justice Comm. L992 LEGISLATIVE POSITIONS Western Regional Chairperson- Govermental Affairs - Assoc. of Retail Travel Agents (ARTA) i980-1985 National Leg(~lat~ve Vice Chair - ARTA 1985/B6 Pounding member of Callfornl~ Coalition of Travel Organization~ (CCTO) 19aB-current POSITIONS 'WITHIN THE TRAVEL INDUSTRY president of Sabre Club of Orange County 1984-85 and 1989-90 Member of Orange County Boards for ASTA '(American Society of Travel Agents)., OCTA (Orange Count~ Travel Agents Assoc) and ARTA. Co-chair of Nati. HoteI Comm for ARTA i98~-B5 President. of Orange County Ch&pter of ARTA 1~85-8~ Chair of ARTA Cruise Conference -Vancouver 1987 & Miami i990 Member Board of Directors IATAN (International Airlines Travel Agents Network)-1990--1991 National ARTA board member 1988-iW91 chairwoman of the 8card 1990-i99i TOTAL P. 83 Name: Home CITY OF TUSTIN APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT 300 CENTENNIAL WAY TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780 ~ (71 4) 573-3025 Address' OFFICE-TUSTIN CiTY Street ~ Apartment No. City Zip Code 'Home Phone' Business Phone' ( Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for: Reason you are applying for the position(s)' Please list your background and experience that you feel'qualifies you for the position' Please list professional organizations of which you are a member: OTEg. Please list any professional licenses (current or past)' Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? if so, why? Education' Circle highest grade completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 IList all Colleges, Business or Trade Schools Attended: Dates Attended Degree Obtained What type(s) of civic act!vities are you involved in? _ · Your resume must also be attached Signature:- ~/~J;-~~, fOr your application to be Cohsidered. . . Please return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk' '300 Centennial Way, Tustin 92780. Thank yoU for your interest in serving, the commu,nity. ' 2:APPLIC -? :,:, · -.~ w'k. ( PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION CITY OF TUS-TIN APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMI1-FEE APPOINTMENT 300 CENTENNIAL WAY TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780 (714) 573-3025 Name: 3OHN KEVIN DILLON Home Address: 17574-01 Vandenberq Lane Street Apartment No. Tustin CA 92780-2048 City Zip Code Home Phone: ( 714 ) 832-8228 Business Phone' ( 714 ) 585-0637 Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for: /' Plannina Commission, Reason you are applying for the position(s)' 'Parks and Recreation Commission I'have a stronq sense of civic pride and a commitment to the community. I have served for many years on the Board of Directors for my condominium association and would like to expand this service beyond the confines of mY residence to my qreater community. I derive a stronq sense of fulfillment in the service I am able to provide to my fellow homeowners and I look for- ward to expandinq on this feelinq by providinq knowledqeable and dedicated service to the City. _ Please list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the position' I have been a manaoer for most of my professional life, manaqinq people, proqrams and ven- dors for municipal dry qovernment facilities in locations such as .Anaheim and San Francisco. In so doinq, I have dealt successfully with the larqe scale budqets, union contracts and bureaucracies that seem to be endemic tp qovernment. In service to my condominium association, I have excelled on land-use planninq, critical budqet issues and have succeeded in qoverninq egenly for a community the size of a small town and havinq a population with multiple interests and issues. Please list professional organizations of which you are a member: international Association of Event Manaqers international Association of Assembly Manaqers California Association of Community Manaqers American Society of Account Executives Profeqsional Convention Manaqement Association Please list any professional licenses (current or past)' While in S.F., ! was one of nine city residents qranted a permit for a concealed weapon, which · was necessary fo~ the performance of the job then held with SFCF. The license was valid only durinq work hours while with that employer; I no Ionqer have a need for a license of this kind. Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? If so, why? n/a NO. Education: Circle highest grade completed' 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ItList all Colleges, Business or Trade Schools Attended: Wayne State Universi~,, Michigan University of Detroit, ~ichigan Dates Attended 9/73 -6/76 9/7I--6/73 Degree Obtained B.S., Criminal Justice Studies Transferred to WSU What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? As noted above, ! have served on the Board of Directors for the Quail Meadows Community Association since 1993 and have served as President of the Board since 1997. Your resume must also be attached for your application t° be considered. Date Signature Please return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community. 2'.APP~C JOHN KEVIN DILLON 17574-01 Vandenberg Lane Tustin CA 92780-2048 Res.: 714/832-8228 Cell: 714/585-0637 e-mail: johnkevindillon~aol.corn SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS Demonstrated leadership, initiative and the ability to plan, organize and manage all facets of event operational activities. Achieved a reputation for completing projects with on-time proficiency, cost savings and attention tO detail. A responsive and accomplished professional who enjoys a variety of challenging projects and responsibilities. An effective manager skilled in budget, project management and team building. EMPLOYMENT HIGHLIGHTS Professional Tradeshow/Event Consultant and Floor Manager for trade show and association clients Regional Logistics Manager for the 1996 International Summer Olympic Games, .Atlanta Facility-side liaison for security issues, 1984 Democratic National Convention, San Francisco Designed and implemented security program for Seton Hospital, Daly City Oversaw Grand Openings for Saks' Fifth Avenue and Neiman-Marcus San Francisco locations PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT VIKING COMPONENTS Rancho Santa Margarita, CA Event & Travel Manager · Creation and management of events to reward outstanding vendors · Development and management of motivational events for employees · Coordination of travel arrangements for key players 1999 - Present EPOCH INTERNET Event Manager Irvine, CA 1997- 1999 Responsible for ail logistical details related to tradeshows, corporate events & training seminars Developed and managed itemized annual budget in excess of $1 million Maintained event calendar identifying national, regional and local tradeshows Management of all vendor/provider activities Coordination of the design, purchase/rental and maintenance of display booths ATLANTA COMMITTEE forthe OLYMPIC GAMES Atlanta, GA 1996 Regional Logistics Manager. · Managed equipment issues with primary contractor for over forty competition venues · Saved over $50,000 meeting price break deadlines and obtaining volume order discounts · Coordinated delivery schedules with licensed contractors · · Provided a knowledgeable interface between venue management and service contractors CITY OF ANAHEIM Anaheim. CA 1989 - 1996 t~rogram Manager: Security and Tenant Services · Created and managed $2.5 million annual operational budgets · Increased net revenue by 30% first year; netted over $300,000 each subsequent year · Effectively managed up to 300 full-time and part-time employees · Played key role in wining "PRIME SITE" award three consecutive years SAN FRANCISCO CONVENTION FACILITIES San Francisco, CA Program Manager: Security and Guest Services · Managed $1.75 million annual operational budget · Effectively managed up to 175 full-time and part-time employees · Developed in-house service programs 1983-1989 Primary liaison for all security-related issues for Democratic National Convention Convention Center designee for security-related' issues associated with Super Bowl XIX festivities PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS American Society of Account Executives (^SAE) International Association of Auditorium Managers (Ik~) International Association Exposition Managers (IAEM) Professional Convention Management Association (PCM~) EDUCATION Bachelor's Degree Wayne State University Detroit, Michigan OTItER QUALIFYING EXPERIENCE President, Quail Meadows Community Association, 1997 - Present Member-At-Large, Quail Meadows Commtmity Association, 1993 - 1997 CITY OF TUSTIN APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT 300 CENTENNIAL WAY TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780 (71 4) 573-302~~~_~ ~ Name: Home Address: 1'7~0( j9~~. Street Apartment No. Zip Code Home Phone: (11~) "7:~- J"]ID"~ Business Phone'( Commission/Committee Position(s)applying for: Reason you are applying for the position(s)' / o~ ~~/~-~ c~-~ io .~~ Please'list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the pOsition: · Please list professional organizations of which you are a member: O~I~L Please list any professional licenses (current or past): Have you ever had a professional license suspended,or revoked? if so, why? ID//~ / Education: Circle highest grade completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 (~ 16+ List ali Colleges, Business or Trade Schools Attended' Dates Attended What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? Degree Obtained must also be attached for your 'application to be considered.' Your resume Signature: ~-~~' Date: ~(.'~ (°° Please return your apPlication and reSume to the Office of the City Clerk, '300 centennial Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community. 2:APPLIC Elaine Dove 17501 Parker Drive Tustin, Califomia 92780 (714) 730-1703 Objective: Experience: Resume To obtain employment in a landscape architectural firm where my education, experience as a public servant and twenty years as a legal assistant can best be utilized. 2/99 to Present David Volz Design, Landscape Architects & Park Planners Project manager and designer for municipal landscape projects. Projects include a native California plant garden for the City of Long Beach, extensive background research and preparation of a General Development Plan for a 700-acre open space park in Los Angeles County, a 1-acre passive park in the City of Mission Viejo, vadous planting plans in conjunction with other designer's park projects, preparation of specifications, preparation of fee mitigation reports for new development in Northern California, participation in weekly construction meetings for a 19-acre park in Laguna Hills which involves the resolution of construction issues as they arise. 6/95 to 6/99 Vice-Chair, Parks and Recreation Commission, City of Tustin Appointed by the City Council to serve on the Commission, I served as commissioner and Vice Chair for two two-year terms. ! was been involved in the design of two new city parks and a new youth and family center (winners of the 1998 CPRS Best Facility Design and overall Best of Show), making policy recommendations to City Council, attending regular meetings, including design review, selecting playground equipment, suggesting capital improvements to existing parks, studying issues and policies involving youth, senior citizens, citywide athletics. 5/97 to Present Tustin Pride Landscape Committee As a member of this Committee, I have been responsible for designing, procuring plant material and installing landscapes for eligible homeowners located in the City of Tustin through the 'Angels in Tustin' program. I am also a finalist judge for the landscaping awards program and have been a moderator on the cable 'iV program highlighting the award-winning landscapes. 1995 to 2/99 Legal Assistant to Appellate Court Justice, Court of Appeal, Santa Ana The skills required for this job involved excellent writing, research, organizational and management abilities. As legal assistant to an appellate court justice,' I was responsible for cite-checking and editing published judge's opinions, staff management, assisting the judge in preparing for oral argument, coordinating meetings and events, and a variety of general legal assistant and secretarial duties. 1993-1995 Legal Assistant to Lead Trial Attorney, Horton Barbaro & Reilly, Attorneys at Law, Santa Ana I was responsible for coordinating the litigation support team projects, trial calendar and appearance by general and expert witnesses; drafting pleadings, discovery, motions, deposition summaries, correspondence, and heavy client communication. Education Awards Professional Affiliation Work Style Interests 1979 - 1993 Legal Assistant/Office Manager, Michael J. Sheldon, Attorney at Law, Orange Responsible for interviewing new clients, selecting computers and software, insurance, library materials, expert witnesses and investigators, in-court trial assistance, client communication, as well as legal research and drafting pleadings, discovery, motions, deposition summaries, and correspondence. 1994 to Present University of California, Irvine Certificate in Landscape Architecture eamed 12/98 California State University, Fullerton, CA Bachelor degree in Communications in progress 1980 - 1982 Rancho Santiago Community College/University of California, Irvine AA Degree Paralegal Studies, ABA approved programs Best Student Design, Crystal Court Garden Show, 1995 and 1997 Associate, ASIA, California Parks & Recreation Society Professional Women in Landscape I am self-motivated, able to work independently and See an assignment through from start to finish. I have published articles in the Orange County Lawyer and the Bottom Line (California Bar Association, Law Office Management Section) relating to the internal organization of small to mid-size firms. Traveling, cooking, reading, writing, photography, and community involvement. References available upon request. CITY OF TUSTIN APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT 300 CENTENNIAL WAY ~~'-~~0 TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780 ,,~, (714) 573-3025 ~ ~0J Name: Home City Address: /'(~~ ~Z ~,:~,'/~-~'' Street / - Zip Code Apartment No. Home phone:( ~7.[fi Commissi°n/CommitteePosition(s) applying for: ~'-~~----.~ ~ ~~--~~ Reason you are applying for the position(s):. Q ,c~ )/--,~_~r~.,~-~ ,_~C) V~. Please list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the pos~uon: ' Please list professional organizations of which gou are a member: Please list any professional licenses (current or past)' Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? If so, why? Education: Circle highest grade completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 .14 15 16 6~ st all Colleges, Business Dates Attende~~~ Degree Obtained~---~ II,or Trade Schools Attended: ~_____ ~~------~. What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? . . . . Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered. Signature' PleaSe return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community. 2:APPLIC TODD M. FERGUSON 14872 ALDER LANE TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780 EDUCATION Midland College, Fremont, Nebraska. B.S. Education, 1965 U.S. Naval Flight School, Pensacola, Fla., 1966-1967 Naval Justice School, 1969 California State Fullerton, 1973, M.A. Sociology. EMPLOYMENT U.S. Marine Corps, 1965-1970 Placentia/Yorba Linda Unified School Distr/ct, 1972-Present COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT Tustin Tiller Days Committee, 7+ years; Co-chair, 1997,1998 Boys and Girls Club of Tustin Board Member, 1998-Present Also volunteer Basketball Coach, 2 years. Tustin Public Schools Foundation Board, 1998-Present Community Outreach and Dino Dash Committees Nominating Committee, 2000 Secretary, 2000- Tustin Unified School District Board of Education- 1992-1996 Tustin MCAS(H) Base Reuse Committee-1989-1995 Tustin Area Council for the Fine Arts, 1997-1998 Peppertree Homeowners Association, 1972-Present President, 15 years Kiwanis Club of Tustin, 1993-Present Golf Committee, 1997-Present Chairman, 1999 A. G. Currie Middle School PTA Board, 1998-2000 Secretary, 1999-2000 CITY OF TUSTIN APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT 300 CENTENNIAL WAY TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780 (714) 573-3025 Home Address' J Street Apartment No. City Zip Code Home.Phone: ( r~I~ ) ~-~.-~-~ (~-' © Business Phone' ( Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for: ~*'-~,~, Reason you are applying for the position,s)' · ~ W kJ O- ~ ' 'J · ~' ~ I J _ - Please list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the position' Please list professional organizations of which you are'_~a.member: O~ SONYA HEALEY 14691 Dartmouth Circle Tustin, CA 92780 (714) 832-3626 PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVE Retail Account Merchandiser for a company with future growt, h opportunities. SUMMARY Seven years sales experience with a major Fortune 500 company. Award winning track record managing accounts with up to $15M monthly sales goals. Sold computer technolog3r products (hardware, software, licensing, peripherals and accessories) and services into consumer market accounts, major accounts and value added reseller accounts. Strong negotiating and closing skills. EXPERIENCE INGRAM MICRO, INC., Santa Ana, CA 1992- 1999 Senior Corporate Account Manager-Commercial Sales (1998- 1999) Liaison for the Enterprising Computing Division. I-2 9000 proposal writing and contract management. Working with nine (9.) sales field managers to increase sales and manage profitability,. . · Generated comprehensive proposals andCfistomized based on revenue opportUnities - $1M - $1 OM annually. · Streamlined division processes resulting in higher customer and associate satisfaction. · Created customers terms and conditions reference material for sales force improving profitability. Senior Sales Account Executive- Consumer Markets Division (1997- 1998) Achieved quarterly revenue goals of $38M and quarterly profit goals of $2.8M+. Secured' · product launch business and sought second source business as ~ incremental revenue oppommifies~ Expanded product lines and developed new areas of business to increase market share. Product forecasting and communication to purchasing as well as warehouse management to stage shipments. Provided cross training and created training manual for direct tO store shipments improving just in time delivery. · Over achieved sales quota in both revenue and ross profit. · Worked with purchasing and vendors to improve fill rate by 4% - 15%. Sonya Healey Page 2 · Improved profitability of shipments on a.daily basis and for product launches of up to 2.5% margin. · Designed standard operating procedures manual and implemented a refined order management procedure to improve order processing for over 800 ship-to locations. · Successful execution of Grand Opening shipments through strategic planning. · Successful product launches and product re-mix management. Senior Sales Account Executive-VAR Sales (1994- 1997) Achieved monthly revenue goal of $4M and profit margin goal, obtaining an average of 6.5%. Growing market share and pro-actively developing incremental business. Sell company focus products and services. Quoting bids for government and educational opportun/ties. · Success in selling all computer product lines to increase order size on a daily basis to create add-on sales opportunities. · Grew territorY from $1.5M monthly to $4M monthly. Senior Partner Account Executive-Major Accounts (1993- 1994) Achieved sales goals ($1.2M- $5M) and grew business within major accounts. Closing sales, neg~)tiating all aspects. Pro-actively developed.incremental business by selling strategic products and services. Achieved over 100% to quota ten of twelve months. Developed cUstomer relationships and vendor relationships to increase market share. Sales Account Representative (1992- 1993) Achieve monthly revenue sales goals of $400K- SIM in' a Northern CalifOrnia territory.. _ _ o Top Sales Account Representative May 93.- · Overachieved profit mar~n goal twelve out of twelve months. Sales Representative, Business Development Group (1992) Gi'ow Northern California and Hawaii account base. Increase profit and gain new market share. Develop accounts product and service offering by creating and negotiating product bundles. Pro- actively involved in developing incremental business. · Provided product'information, suggestive selling and product support to surpass sales goal by up to 50%. · Contact with internal purchasing warehouse and marketing division to increase profit margin up to 4%. Sales Account Support Representative (1992). Achieve monthly sales quota of $50K and profit goal of 7.8%. Handle in-bound and out-bound sales calls. Qualify the sales opportunity and close. Sonya Healey Page 3 · Top rep Sept. 92, Aug. 92 and Apr. 92. · Overachieved'revenue and profit goals. 'NEWPORT DETAIL, Newport Beach, CA 1990- 1992 Marketing Coordinator and Sales Representative Developed corporate proposals, represented company as field sales and public relations. Involved in networking, telemarketing, advertising and' publicity coordination. Developed direct mail marketing from concept to completion. Out called existing client base to sell company's services and monthly service plans. Created promotional packages and lead generation strategies. EDUCATION California Polytechnic State University, Pomona, CA · Graduate Business Administration Courses, 1990 - 1991 · Bachelor of Science in Business Administration De~ee, Marketing Management Major, with emphasis on professional sales/sales management SKH~LS Excellent organizational skills, multi-tasking, detail oriented and able to work independently. '- Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook. Excellent phone and writing skills. CITY OF TUSTIN APPLICATIG., FOR. COMMISSION/COMIvliTTEE APPOINTMENT 300 CENTENNIAL WAY TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780 (714) 573-3025 Name:~ OFFICE-TUSTIN CITY CLERK Home Address- 2855 Ballesteros Lane Street TUSTIN cA 92782 Zip Code Apartment No. Home Phone'~ 734 ) 73] - 6565 Bu~siness Phone: ~ 7:~4 ) 259-0500 Ext. Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for: ?!annin~_Comm±ssion ~ Parks and Recreation Commission · Reason you are applying for the position(s). =w · ' 'but'n m experience in civil~nearin~, construction and communit~ develovment to our city, in some small way, I wpuld like to "Give back" by helping to make our city a better place to live in. Please list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the Position: · I have over 35 years of' Engineering, Construction. and public relation experience involving design, cost estimate, specification, inspection and supervision for the resi- dential, commercial building and public works. I am.an active licensed Civil Engineer/ Land Surveyor, General/ Landscape Contractor, and Real Estate Salesperson in the State Home Association in Tustin past four years'and my position is Secretary, Als0 I had served on the Board of Directors for the Crest Deville Home Association in Laguna Niguel for___. three years as Architectural/Landscape m~mber. Please list. professional organizations of which you, are a member: __~erican Society of Civil Engineer' Korean Scientists 'and Engineer Association in America Building Trade' As~o~iati0n 'of California American Congress on Surveying and Mapping O~ER 'Please list any professional licenses (current or past)' Civil Engineer /.Land Surveyor Calif. fl32399 Deputy .Building Inspector, LA ~/334 Building General Contractor, Calif. B ~372453 Landscape Contractor, Calif. C-27, Calif. ~730339 ,Real Estate Salesperson, 'Calif. ~/01195898 Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? If so, why? No~e Education: Circle'highest grade completed:. 6 · List all Colleges, Business i Dates Attended ' or Trade Schools Attended: I ' - ------- . LOs Angles Trade Tech. Colle e] Los An eles ' 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 (~ Degree Obtained · ' APr./61.' uS. Army Engineer School, Fort ~elv6ir, VA ~' Jan,/ 1965 )ONG-A Engineeing University, IPusan,Krea ~apping and Aero-Geometry__L___ Civil Engineering, BSCE :ion What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? Venturanza Del Verde Home Association 4in Tustin and have been for the past four years. I have also been on the Board of Directors for the Crest er' . · · ' una 'Ni§uel, In this capacity I Mas the Architectural / Landscape Consultant for three years. I am also'a Member of the Construction Committee for the Saint. Thomas Church the past five year~ in'the ca--technical liason to the ' Your resume must also be attached for your application to be-considered.' · . signature: ._____,. Date' _ ;~- -/; - ~ PleaSe pplicati and resume to the Office of.the City Clerk, 300 Centennial Way,'Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in' serving the community· . · 2:APPLIC JOHN S. LEE, P.E. role. employment history education registration professional affiliations Civil Engineering Coordinator/Civil Engineer Greenberg Farrow Architecture Incorporated Civil Engineering Department (CEC/CE) Far East Development, Inc. President (Self-employed) J.L. Consultant & Construction .Company President (Self-employed) Holmes & Harvers Inc. Lead Civil Engineer ..: The Ralph M. Parsons Comply Senior Civil Engineer Dong-A Engineering College, Pusan, Korea, BSCE, 1965 Professional Engineer ' California Member, American Society of Civil Engineers 1997- Present 1986- 1997 1982 - 1986 1978- 1982 1973- 1978 relevant experience Responsible for the design construction documents, project specifications, budgets, cost estimates, proposal, survey and site inspections for over 10 Home Depot stores in the West Coast concentrating on engineering plan reviews and preparation of standards. Study of site characteristics and soil conditions, site acquisition, site planning, municipal approval, due diligence and relationship with client real estate managers. Liason with outside civil engineer / surveyor / soil engineer consultants including coordination of contracts, drawings and reports. Completed over 40 medium to large size projects for preparation of Completed construction documents, including grading, storm, water and sewer system, erosion control, hydrology, residential, petroleum, brewery, air-base and military project sites involved in permitting and producing cost estimates for the projects. Iohn S 2855 BaJles~eros Lane ,=~=o ______J~l ,nica __.____~"1 ~08-08-0545 Monica Lee 714) 731-6565 J 1437,' 2271 Del:n Head/RE :714) 731-5885 3117/37] 10120197 :oda Ohnl Nf, I~E : John S. Lee Professional 'Civil Engineer General Building Contractor TEL ~,,ld) 7°1-5885 · ~) S~MARY : Over thirty ( 30 ) years of the engineering and construction experience involving design, estimating, specification, field surveying, inspection and supervision for the construction of commercial, industrial and reside- ntial building, mining, petroleum, brewery and other military projects. EXPERIENCE : President of Far-East Development, Inc. ( Jul 1986 to present ) Garden Grove, Calif. * Jerome and Windsor Parks Concessions, Santa Ana, Calif. * Bertran's Apartment ( g-unit ), Garden Grove, Calif. * FED Apartment ( 10-unit ), Garden GrovE, Calif. * Central Meat Company Addition, Santa Ana, Calif. * Three-Custom Single Family Homes, ~ittier, Calif. * Anaheim Korean Catholic Church, Fullert°n, Calif. * Warehouse Office at Water Distriqt., Fountain Valley', Calif. Owner of J.L Consultant & Construction Comoan¥ ( Apr 1982 to June 1986 ) Garden Grove, Calif. * Kim's Shopping Plaza, Artesia, calif. * Automobile Repair ShoR, Cypress, Calif. * AMTRAK Station ModificatioN, Santa Ana, Calif. * Bethel Korean Church, Irvine, Calif. * Cityhall Annex !i, III & IV Modification, Irvine, Calif. * Computer Room at Irvine Ranch Water District, Irvine, Calif. * Moody Condominum ( 3-units ), Cypress, Calif. * Manager's Residence at Equesterian Center, City of Industry, Calif. * Decorative Theme Structure at Auto Square, Cerritos, Calif. * Senior Citizen's Center, Irvine,'Calif. * Cityhal-1 Annex Structural Repair, Santa Ana, Calif. *' Police Dept. Modification; Irvine, Calif. * Dr. Lai's Residence, Pasadena, Calif. * Mr. Kang's Residence, Torrance, Calif. * Arirang Apple Farm Facilities, Tehachapi, Calif. · * Questhaven 45 Partnership Subdivision, San Marcos, Calif. Sr. Civil Engineer, Holmes & Narver~ ( Jun 1978 - Mar 1982 ) Orange,. Calif. * Communication Space Operation Center, Colorado Spring, Colorado * 150% Expansion of Anhauser Bush Brewery, Van Nuys, Calif. * Expansion of Air Force Base, Tonopah, Nevada * Numerical Control Building at Douglas Aircraft Co., Torrance, Calif. * Defense CEETA, US Army Corps of Engineer, Fort Belvoir, Virginia Sr. Civil Engineer, The Raloh M. Parsons Co. ( Mar 1973 - Jun 1978 ) pasadena, Calif. * il-Compressor Stations, Oil Service Company, Iran * Military Communication Station, Iran * Sar-Chesmeh Copper Mining, Iran * b~ Test Missle Site, Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif. - 1 - · ~., ~-_ ~,= c~tv o{ Los .n~eles L jan ~ ' . .... ~struction, bos . s ~ ¢: Cityhall S utla-lnal± ~ou ~': Burbank Po~d Improvement, Burbank Basin, Cal~f. R&U Assistant Manager LGS-12, Pacific Architect &Eh ineers, Inc. ~ Nov 1968 - ~v 1970 ) U.S Army Dong-Tam Base, South Vietnam * Dong-Tam U S Army Installation, My-tho, Vietnam , Tanson-Nhut Air Base Installation, Saigon, Vietnam Sr. Civil Engineer, KNGS-12~ US Arm~s of Engineer Far-East ( A----ug 1966 - Oct 1968--) Seoul, Korea * US Army Military Housing Project, I-Corps, Ui-jongbu, Korea * 14-Air Force Base Rehabilitation, Korea · · ~, LGS-11, Ravmond-Morrison~-Kneus°n Construction Co. ( Jan 1966 - -Jul 1966 ) Phan-Rang, South Vietnam * U.S Naval Air Base, Phan-Rang, Vietnam Civil~KNGS_ll' American Associated Engineers, Oversea ~Feb 19.65 - Dec 1965 ) Seoul, Korea * Mt. Pal-gong U.S Missle Site, Kangwon-Do, Korea Construction Officer, Korea Army Cors~nginee__r ( Aug 1958 - Jan 1965 ) Seoul, Korea * Korean Army Housing, Installations, Roads, Bridge construction . · EDUCATION: Building Construction and Inspection ( 1973 ) L.A Trade Tach College Map Compilation and Topo Surveying (1961) U.S Army Engineer School B.S Civil Engineering, D°ng-A Engineering College, Pusan Korea. REGIST_P~_TION : Calif & LICENSE ~egistered Civil Engineer No.32399 , ' General Building Contractor No'.B498268, Calif. Deputy Building Inspector No.334, City of Los Angeles Registered Land Surveyor No.685, Seoul, Korea Real Estate Sales No.01195898, Calif. OTHERS.: Member of American Society of Civil Engineer Member of Building Trade Association of Calif. Member of Korean Scientists and Engineers Association in America Member of American Congress on Surveying and Mapping Member of Small Business Minority Association of California STATEMENT IS TRUE AND I HEREBY DECLARE UPON MY HONOR THAT THE ABOVE CORRECT WITH MY BEST KNOWLEDGE. - 2 - JOHN S. LEE Registered Civil Engineer- GFA WEST BEFERENCE: NAME Mark Carrol, City Engineer DaVid Ip, City Construction Manager Andy T. Park, Principal Architect ADDRESS & PHONE NO=. City of Irvine Ci;¢ic Center Plaza Irvine, CA 92606 (714)-724-6410 City of Santa Ana 101W. 4th Street Santa Ana, CA 92701 (714)-565-4027. Andy Park Architects 9012 Garden Grove Blvd., Suite # 12 Garden Grove, CA 92644 (714)-636-6050 CITY OF TUSTIN APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT 300.CENTENNIAL WAY TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780 (714) 573-3025 Name: Home Address' Street Apartment No. 7-0£ ~-/~ C ~ ~ ~ } $ o City Zip Code Home Phone: Business Phone' (~)/~) ~ ~ ~'- E ~ / '7 Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for: Reason you are applying for the position(s)' · ! Please list your., background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the position: Please list professional organizations of which you are a member:-' .o Please list any professional licenses (current or past)' Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? If so, why? /fo Education' Circle highest grade completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1~ 16 16+ List all Colleges, Business or Trade Schools Attended' Dates Attended Degree .Obtained Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered.' Signature: ~~2- ~~ Date:' ~C,-/¢- Please return your application and ~e;Ume to the Office"°f'the Cil:y''clerk, 300 centennial Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for you.r,;interest in serving.th.e community .... . 2:APPLIC GOOD EVENING MAYOR THOMAS.CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS AND THE TUSTIN CITY STAFF. I AM HERE BEFORE YOU TONIGHT TO ASK FOR YOUR ENDORSEMENT FOR ANOTHER 2 YEAR TERM AS A PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSIONER. MY PAST 2 YEAR RECORD AS A COMMISSIONER SPEAKS FOR ITSELF, BUT I WILL GO INTO DETAIL IF I MAY. I AM PROUD TO SERVE ON A COMMISSION OF PROFESSIONAL AND DEDICATED PEOPLE, BUT OUR WORK WOULD NEVER BE COMPLETED IF IT WERENT FOR THE PROFESSIONALISM AND JUST PLANE HARD WORK OF THE PARKS AND REC. STAFF HEADED BY PAT SANCHEZ. DURING THE PAST TWO YEARS WE HAVE PRESENTED TO YOU A 7 YEAR CAPITOL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT LIST THAT WE WERE PROUD OF, AND LISTED OUR · RECOMMENDATIONS .IN REGUARD TO THE MANY PROGRAMS THE CITY OF TUSTIN OFFERS.AND ALSO CLOSELY OBSERVING THE NEED S OF THE SENIOR CITIZENS OF TUSTIN SOON WE WILL BE PRESENTING TO YOU (PARTNERS IN PARKS )PROGRAM OF WHICH THE COMMISSION SUB-COMMITTEE ARE ALMOST READY TO TAKE IT ON THE ROAD. I AM PROUD TO SERVE ON THIS COMMITTEE. LASTLY::: WE HAVE PRESENTED TO YOU MANY NEEDED IMPROVEMENTS TO OUR OLD P.~RKS. SOME GOING ON AT PRESENT AND SOME WILL BE FOR THE NOT TO DISTANT FUTURE. THE NEXT TWO YEARS WILL BE A REAL CHALLENGE FOR THE COMMISSION. I SERVE AS LIASON TO THE SENIOR ADVISORY BOARD, I AM CO-CHAIRMAN OF THE TUSTIN PRIDE COMMITTEE AND A MEMBER OF THE RESTORITION ADVISIRY BOARD.PLUS ATTEND MEETINGS OF THE TILLER DAYS COMMITTEE AND THE STREET FAIR COMMITTEE. MY ATTENDANCE AS A COMMISSIONER OVER TH]E PAST TWO YEARS HAS BEEN 100%. I WOULD LIKE TO PERSONALY THANK THE CITY COUNCIL FOR BEING SO SUPPORTIVE TO OUR PARKS AND RECREATION PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS. YOUR VOTE FOR .k~E WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED FOR ANOTHER TWO YEAR THANK YOU ADRIAN MORTON CITY OF TUSTIN APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT 300 CENTENNIAL WAY TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780 (714) 573'3025 Name: N u ~JE, Z-- Home Address: (ZS/ L~ L~/~g Street Apartment No. City f Zip Code Home Phone: Business Phone' q/"/' ) F~//'' ~(~0 Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for: Reason you are applying for the position(s)' THE Please our background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the position: ( · Please list professional organizations of which you are a member: "TO Please list any professional licenses (current or past)' Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? if so, why? Education' Circle highest grade completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16(~~~) List all Colleges, Business or Trade Schools Attended: Dates Attended Degree Obtained What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? C_~-~'1~('/?-~'/~)( ('~O ~ ~? _ _ a~ached for your' application to be considered.' ~ .~ ~:] -. Date' ~ % ~~ - . . ~iease return gout apPliCation and resume to the Office of th~ OiW Clerk, 300 Centennial Wa~, Tustin ~2780. Thank ~ou for gout interest in servin~ the communiW. Your resume m/ alslls/D--b,e ,.... - , Signature: 2:APPLIC HENRY R. NUNEZ 1281 Lear Lane TustiI~ CA 92780 (714) 730-8290 OBJECTIVE Loan Production and Senior Management position in Mortgage Banking, Financial Institution, or other related industry. BASIC QUALIFICATION Extensive executive and loan origination experience in residential mortgage lending including Corporate Admini.qration, Branch Operations, Chief Underwriter, Secondary Marketing, and Wholesale Loan Purchase. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 1997 to Present Retail AccoUnt Manager, CALIFORNIA MORTGAGE SERVICE, Mortgage Bankers, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Colonial Bancorp, Santa Aha, CA. Residential p.urchase and refinance loan specialists serving Tustin, Santa Aha, and greater Orange County with a wide range of FHA, VA, FNMA, Conforming Conventional and Jumbo residential loans. 1992 to 1996 Retail Residential Loans, PACIFIC NATIONAL BANK, Irvine, CA. Originated FHA, VA, and Conventional Loans. As Manager of the Mortgage Division Loan Servicing, developed, implemented, and administered all department policy and procedures. Hired and maintained a trained staff to service the loans held in accordance with the MBA Servicing Guidelines. 1989 to 1992 Vice President, Sales and Marketing, COMPUTER SMARTS, INC., a full service hardware and soft-ware sales and training center in Anaheim, Californim Marketed nationally Q&A Real/Quick, one of the top-rated client database management, real estate sales and loan tracking soil-ware systems to the Real Estate and Mortgage Banking Industry. 1985 to 1989 Senior Solicitor and Branch Manager, CENTER FINANCIAL GROUP, a Real Estate Investment Banking firm in Century City, California. Headed the Newport Beach branch office which was respons~le for major loan production and underwriting of construction and permanent financing for commercial, industrial, and multifamily income properties. 1982 to 1985 President and Chief Executive Officer, LIDO PACWIC MORTGAGE CORPORATION in Tustin, California. LPMC was organized as a loan correspondent for institutional investors originating, underwriting, and funding FNMA/FHLMC Conventional, FHA, and VA residential loans. 1981 to 1982 1975 to 1981 1971 to 1974 1~66 to 1971 EDUCATION AFFILIATIONS PERSONAL President and ChiefExecutive Officer, CB MORTGAGE CORPORATION, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Central Bank of Glendale. Given one year contract to obtain all legal, State Banking Department, FHA, VA, and Agency seller-servicer approvals as a supervised lender. Turned profit in corporate operations 10 months ahead of Pro Forma at the end of first year. Senior Vice President, Corporate Administration and Marketing, FIRST MORTGAGE CORPORATION in Diamond Bar, Califomim Developed a Wholesale Loan Purchase Program, which accounted for 22% of the servicing portfolio at that time. Served as V.P. Branch Administration and Operations, Secondary Marketing, and as Chief Underwriter for residential loans delivered to FNMA under the Delegated Underwriting Program. Vice President, Construction Finance, THE MEAIRS COMPANY, Mortgage Bankers in Irvine, California. Headed a division which provided interim and takeout financing for 47 single family residential tracts. Had served as Vice President, Branch Operations, and as Chief Underwriter. The company was acquired by and the management operation .was transferred to Marine Midland Bank, Buffalo, New York in 1974. Assistant Vice President. Financial Services Division, NATIONAL FIRST MORTGAGE CORPORATION in Anaheim, Calffomim As Assistant Vice President and Sr. Loan Officer, headed a top-producing branch office, which was respons~le for FHA and VA loan origination in Orange County and parts of Los Angeles County. NFMC was acquired by Sears, Roebuck & Company in 1971, and the management operation was transferred to Allstate Enterprises Inc., Deerfield, Illinois. UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, B.S. Management and Finance. 'Wall Street Journal Finance Award and Honors Program. Captain Varsity Rugby. Regional Commi.qsioner, AYSO Region 96 Chairman, Board of Directors, AYSO Region 96 Board Me~, Footh~l Education Fund Co-Chair, Community Advisory Committee, Field Facility Use, T.U.S.D. Board Member, PTA, Hewes Middle School Executive Board Member, pTO, Loma Vista Elementary School Board of Directors, USC Trojan Clubs Past President, Orange County Trojan Club USC Cardinal and Gold, Life Member Single Parent, 4 Children USMC, Honorable Discharge Hobbies: Soccer, S~, and Tennis CITY OF TUSTIN APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT 300 CENTENNIAL WAY TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780 (714) 573'3025 Name: Home Address: Street Apartment No. City Zip Code Home Phone' ( '71 ~ ) '73/- ~ zr/d 7 Business Phone: (TI ~) Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for: Reason you are applying for the position(s)' Please list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the position: Please list professional organizations of which you are a member: O~ Please list any professional licenses (current or past)' ,qc,-~y ?uZ~z.i c - -~'m'=~ oF c~z.,~,~;,~ .- ~ c.~~/~ ~r~ 1-/~- ~ ~ Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? If so, why? Education: Circle highest grade completed' 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1~16-F List ali Colleges, Business or Trade Schools Attended' Dates Attended Degree Obtained What type(s) of civic activities are you involved, in? Your resume must Signature: also be attached for your application to be Date: considered, ' Please return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial. way, Tustin 92780. Thank'you for your interest in serving the community. 2:APPLIC OBJECTIVE ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT STAFF POSITIONS PLANNING, CONSTRUCTION, SPACE ALLOCATION PURCHASING COMMUNICATIONS CARL THIELMANN 15732 Pacific Tustin, California 92780 (714) 731-0407 Challenging and responsible work that will utilize the many skills and experiences gained during a successfifi career in various business settings with emphasis on problem-solving, interpersonal skills, and communications (written and oral). I am computer literate. FUNCTIONAL AREAS OF EXPERTISE Chief Executive Officer with total responsibility for multi-million dollar operation including P&L; reported to a board of directors. Line Supervisor responsq'ble for multiple departments of an organization involving staffing, budgets, and productivity. Industrial Engineer in both manufacturing and hospitals. Duties included troubleshooting, problem-solving, cost containment, system changes, and methods improvement. Personnel Director in hospitals with total responsibilityfor all personnel services including recruiting, hiring, firing, counseling, benefits administration, labor relations, safety, policy formation, and management development. Personnel specialist in manufacturing with duties to include productivity standards, incentive programs, union contracts, grievances, and industrial safety. Customer Service Representative in the insurance industry. OTHER AREAS OF EXPERIENCE Includes reviewing, recommending, and managing effective utilization of both internal and external space; supervising construction of new facilities, remodeling, expansion/additions; implementing reassignment of existing spa, ce to meet new needs; determining relationships of space to design and function; analysis of internal and external traffic patterns to determine space allocation parameters. Includes total responsibility for the acquisition of materials/supplies, capital equipment, perishables, legally-controlled substances, contract services, and advertising. Have written reports, certificate of need applications, g~nt applications, proposals, protocols, policies and procedures, request for proposals, bylaws, rules and regulations, magazine articles (published); have served as a panelist, faculty, member, instructor at workshops and seminars; have conducted management development classes. Carl Thielmann Page 2 EMPLOYMENT HISTORY PERSONAL PROFILE LICENSE OPTICIAN in the .office of Leslie B. Nesbitt, M.D., Ophthalmologist, Orange, California (1993-~). Duties include: Dispensing eyeglasses, making minor repairs and adjusting glasses, purchasing frames and maintaining the frames inventory, scheduling and greeting patients, collecting payments from patients for examinations and glasses, preparing and sending monthly statements, preparing and making bank deposits, processing incoming and outgoing mail, billing insurance companies for claims, preparing monthly reports. CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE, Bancsure Insurance Services, Inc., Irvine, California (1989-1993). Perform all types of services for policyholders through phone and mail contacts, including insuring newly purchased autos, changing policy coverages, and taking claim reports. ACCOUNT REPRESENTATIVE, Joe McCarthy, State Farm Insurance Agency, Tustin, California (1987-1989). Sold and serviced all lines of insurance. Acted as Office Manager for the agent. I am in good health, active, industrious, dependable, versatile, and trainable. I relate well to people. I don't smoke or drink. I have a pleasant appearance and a lively sense of humor. I am patient and considerate and maintain a conservative lifestyle. I prefer full time employment because I want to remain active as much as poss~le. I have a current active license for a Security Guard that is issued by' the State of California. GENERAL BACKGROUND CARL THIELMANN 15732 Pacific Tustin, CA 92680 (714) 731-0407 Over 10 years' experience as the Director of Human Resources. All activities relating to the practice of personnel administration are included in that experience. EMPLOYMENT HISTORY Personnel Director, COSTA MESA MEDICAL CENTER HOSPITAL (1982-1984). Responsible for all phases of the department's functions in a 99-bed hospital with 242 employees. Director of Human Resources, ATLANTA HOSPITAL (1970- 1975). As the Administrator of a 72-bed, 90-employee hospital, I had full responsibility for all personnel activities. Director of Human and Physical Resources, DAYTON HEALTH PLANNING AGENCY (1969-1970). Responsible for planning health manpower needs in a seven- county area. Personnel Director, TOLEDO HOSPITAL (1960-1967). Responsible for all functions of the personnel department in a hospital with 1200 employees. Industrial Engineering and Personnel Technician, ESSEX WIRE CO. (1957-1958) · Responsible for production personnel problems. Industrial Relations Specialist, NORTH ELECTRIC CO. (1955- 1957). Responsible f~r industrial engineering problems in three plants · Personnel Specialist, GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. (1953-1955). RespOnsible for incentive program, methods, safety. - ACCOMPLISHMENTS Completely revamped the Personnel Department in a hospital and reduced overall turnover by 35 percent. Successfully defeated EEOC charges of racial and sex discrim- ination, which also involved picketq, ng, without a curtailment of daily operations in a small facility. Developed and installed a complete department of personnel services for over 100 employees in a facility which was without one. EDUCATION B.S., Industrial Relations, State University of New York at Buffalo. CARL THIELMANN Page 2 EMPLOYMENT HISTORY (continued) Assistant Administrator, French Hospital, San Luis Obispo, California (138 beds) (1978-1979). Responsible for five departments. Was responsible for public relations and all employee benefits programs; created ahd implemented a budget program. Was appointed acting administrator. Assistant Administrator, Piedmont Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia (491 beds) (1975-1978). · Directed 22 departments, including expense control, revenue, and capital equipment budgets; coordinated addition"of new services; implemented industrial engineering program throughout the hospital and proctored graduate industrial engineering students from Georgia Tech assigned to the hospital. Administrator, Atlanta Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia (72 beds) (1970-1975). Chief executive officer responsible for all phases of operations, including personnel administration and security; implemented .cost-cutting measures and added services to prevent financial failure of the facility. Director, Human and Physical Resources, Health Planning Agency, Da)rton, Ohio (1969-1970), Developed programs in a seven-county region to meet their health, manpower, and facility needs, Administrator, O'Bleness Memorial Hospital, Athens, Ohio (114 beds) (1967-1969). Chief executive officer responsible for all phases of operations. Coordinated the total construction of a new hospital; spe~.rheaded the establishment of' a licensed vocational nursing program in the local technical school; coordinated the completion of a fund-raising drive to build the hospital. LONG-RANGE Experience included reviewing, recommending, and managing PLANNING/ effective utilization of both internal and external space;. SPACE ALLOCATI ON supervising construction of new facilities, additions, BACKGROUND expansions and remodeling; reassignment of existing space to meet new needs; determining relationships of space' to design and function; analyses of internal and external traffic patterns to determine space allocation parameters. PUBLIC RELATIONS Have developed, implemented and conducted a variety of EXPERIENCE public relations activities; worked with news media; served as a panelist, faculty member, and instructor in workshops and seminars. CULTURAL RESOURCES ADVISORY COMMITTEE.' CITY OF TUSTIN APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT 300 CENTENNIAL WAY TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780 (714) 573-3025 Name: "5",,~ p.b C/~OW/j Home Address: Street Apartment No. City Zip Code Home Phone' ( ~/~' ) 7g~"~)~ ;~¢ Business Phone: ( Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for: ~//-ur4/,,~rj,~u,'c~".~ ./,o,~ ,'~' Reason you are applying for the position(s)' Please list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the position: Please list professional organizations of which you are a member: O~2:g Please list any professional licenses (current or past)' Have you ever had a professional license suspended or.revoked? If so, why? Education' Circle highest grade completed' 6 7 8 9 10 lleges,Business 11 12 13 14 15 16 ~ Dates Attended I?¢/- Ifg?- l~f)- Degree Obtained What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? . Your resume must also be attaChed for your application to be considered.' Signature' /.'//~. /~~ Date: ~>~o. Please return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest, in serving the community. 2:APPLIC EMPLOYMENT j AMES P. CRONN 1999- Present The Jewelry Exchange Tustin, CA Director of Human Resources · Responsibilities included implementing a Human Resources Department and Benefits Department for a multi-state corporation. Duties include adherence with all state and federal labor and employment laws, and development and maintenance of OSHA compliance and safety training program. Recruitment and hiring for all stores nationwide. Created employment contracts for highly compensated employees and independent contractors. Developed and implemented employee handbook, employee training and development, and management guidelines for disciplinary process. Created employee performance appraisals, job descriptions and company policies and procedures. Reviewed and provided advise on all workers' compensation claims and court hearings. 1998 - Present Law Office ofJames P. Cronn Lake Forest, CA Attorney · Handle ail aspects of general practice including preparation of pleadings, motions, writs, discover),, settlement negotiations, trail briefs, extensive legal research, interview and advise clients; appear in municipal and superior court on civil and criminal matters; Emphasis on employment law and criminal law. Make special appearances in civil and criminal matters. 1996 - 1997 Los Angeles City Attorney's Office Los Angeles, CA Law Clerk - Labor Relations Division · Researched and drafted Cit'3, Attorney Opinions and Memoranda; prepared staff reports; conducted legal research; made special appearances; drafted motions and interrogatories; assisted in depositions and interviewing witnesses. 1987 - 1999 Boeing Company Long Beach, CA Union Steward- UA W Local 148 · Conducted negotiations between Management and union employees to arrive at mutually agreeable solutions; investigated potential Union/Company violations pursuant to collective bargaining agreement; prepared for and arbitrated _Union/Company grievances; developed and implemented Union/Management problem solving board at departmental level. EDUCATION May 1997 Southwestern University School of Law Juris Doctorate May 1992 California State University Dominguez Hills Bachelor of Science - Finance PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Admitted 1997 State Bar of California, U.S. District Court Central District of California Member Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity Member of Masonic Lodge of Bellflower Member Society for Human Resources Information Management PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES Volunteer for Public Law Center Adult tutor and class representative for Orange County Adult Literacy Program REFERENCES Furnished upon request 1681 BLUEBERRY WAY ° TUSTIN, CA 92780 PHONE (714)734-0870 ° E-MAIL JPCRONN~AOL.COM CITY OF TUSTIN APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT 300 CENTENNIAL WAY TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780 (714) 573-3025 Name' Home City //~pa'rtment No. Zip Code Home Phone: (/~/' ./'/),~--~ '~:~ Business Phone: (~/.~) ,~_"~'"'L/'~'"~ ~~~~ Commission/~~mmittee PositiOn(s)~pplying for: ~"~T~~ ~~~~~ Reason you are applying for the position(s)' Please list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the position: Please list professional organizations of which you are a member: O~ Please list any professional licenses (current or past)' -. Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? If so, why? Education' : Circle highest grade completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 16~ List a~-~ll Colleges, Business Dates 'Attended What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? - Deg.ree Obtained Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered.' Signature' Date' . Please return yoUr application and resume to the 'Office of'the City Clerk, 300 Centennial Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you. for your interest in serving the community. 2:APPLIC Please list any professional licenses (current or past): Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? If so, why? Education: Circle highest grade completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16(~ · What type(s) of civic activities, are you involved in? Your resume must also be attached for your app~cation to be considered.' Signature: / Date.: ~'~'- n and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennia Please return your a~l~plica;io Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community. 2:APPLIC Nancy Fontaine 18321 Plaza Way, Tustin, CA 92780 (714)730-8245 Applying for The Cultural Resources Advisory Committee Reasons for appl¥inl., for the position' To serve my community. To help encourage community involvement in making a difference in creating awareness of our history, past, present and future Background and experience that I feel qualifies me for the position: · :. 20 years of community service while employed in Westminster, · :- Assisted in the creation of Shelter for the Homeless, and the Westminster Historical Society and Cultural Foundation, -:- Participated and helped judge The Orange County Congressional Art contest · :- Created Pointes of Light student cultural programs encompassing 2,500 students and numerous school districts Served on' the Chamber of Commerce, Orchestrated and produced five major civic programs Recipient of Citizen of The Year, Recipient of C B S award for civic excellence Recipient of L.A. Academy Awards for Human Services to children 1991,. Professional organizations to which I am a member · :- Points of Light, which is involved in all community services including social, economic, and medical issues. · :. Historical Art advisor for The Historical San Juan Mission Project, -:- The board ofU. C.I.'s, Center of Complementary Health Care · :- Westminster Foundation for Arts project, · :- Public Relation officer for Vietnam War Memorial. · :- The Board of UiC.I.'s Alternative Health Center · :. United Youth Congress, · :. Martin Luther King student Art competition Memorial · :- 'Triumph of the Human Spirit Art project List of Professional Licenses .:. .:. .:. .:. .:. Masters in Special Education, Actors Equity, Musicians Union, Activity Director Certified; Rio Salado Phoenix, Arizona. CPR certified ~ .. Ms. Nancy Fontaine Education · Masters in Education- Leslie College, 1975. · Geriatric Specialist and BS in Education- Tufts Medical University, 1977. · Mental Health Specialist- Boston City Psychiatric Hospital, 1985. · Credit beyond Masters in Theories of Personalities, abnormal psychology, and diagnosis and treatment of behavioral disorders - Boston City Hospital. · Therapeutic, recreational, and psychological counseling - Boston City Drug and Clinical Abuse Hospital. Essential Experience and Skills · Superior customer service · Fabulous community contacts and resources · Excellent interpersonal skills · Goal orientated and team inspirator · Creative solutions and events · Improved sales strategies · News marketing · Budget solving expertise Career History_ 1980 Fullerton Care Activities Supervisor of ?atient Programming & Director of Volunteer and Social Service Designee · Ran programs and events for a 200 bed sub-acute and L.T.C. facility. · Actively recruited volunteers to assist in the daily operations of the facility and various activities. · Created strong family participation in programming. 1983 Care Enterprises Community Service Representative · Received promotion by the new owners of the facility and continued to aggressively support the patients needs. · Als, o conducted community interaction, event planning, and coordination of volunteers for five hospitals. 1986 Hyland Convalescent Hospital Activities and Special Events Coordinator · Did a special on the news show Prime Time, June 18, 1987, which dealt with patient care in convalescent hospitals. · Had seven residents adopt, by prayer, the seven American hostages held in Beirut, which received worldwide coverage. NANCY FONTAINE American Artist Painting Style: Classical Traditionist Founder, Pointes of Light Student Cultural Program: Program Administrator, Coordinator and Head Instructor Permanent Exhibits Navy Room of the White House Painting entitled "Woman of the Thresher" Owned by the Kennedy family San Francisco State Museum Painting entitled "Hope" Tribute to the Suffering Children of Viet Nam AWARDS Freedom Foundation at'Valley Forge Honorary Chairman, George Bush George Washington Honor Medal for Individual Achievement, 1990 Citizen of the Year, 1988 City of Westminster Congressional Certificate, 1988 Outstanding 'Community Service Congressman Robert K. Doman's Office Bruce E. Williams Award Silver Bowl Award 1989, Carnation Company Exemplary Service Award The Synod of California and Hawaii 1988 Presbyterian Church Community Service Award, 1987 California Association of Hospital Facilities 1990 SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS National Archives Paintinq "USS Thresher" Owned by the Kennedy Memorial Library Dedicated to the Navy men lost aboard the USS Thresher submarine disaster Westminster Civic Center, Rose Garden ..P..~i0tipg "American Hostaqes" Currently being considered for U.S. Postage Stamp Los Angeles Shrine Auditorium Paintings Commissioned for Exhibition by the Ballet of the Bolshoi Theatre Archive Collection Joint Exhibition with Soviet Ballet Artist WORKS IN PROGRESS, 1991 Invitation by the Archbishop of Canterbury Reverend Robert Runice, to Paint Terry Waite, English hostage' held now in Beirut, to honor Terry's heroism Painting of Michael Shannon The First American Member of the Bolshoi Ballet Company Moscow, USSR 1991 Pointes of Light Student Cultural Program Exhibition HONORARY GUEST- BARBARA BUSH Artist, Children of Orange County Schools O 'Leafy Nancy ~c:u:ne (~--':) Pw~m~ni'A6d~, ~.81 lr¥in9 S.treet (H..) (Su~et! .Noreen Camb. r_idge 02138 492-6732 · ~h[m,,: 4/17./32 ~ ,, il! E B.D./LoD.-'I.TEACHING CHILDREN l~c~ of Birth: Massachusetts9EHAV[DRAL ~.[.SORDERS I; CHILOREN IllTH L'D School Underl;raduczte ! Tufts University ( .%hn,,r I f r-7,-- I ID,me} Lourw i .~cmc~lCl ; I (,h~|. 557 Zn~r~uc~ion ~o ~rning Dis~ili~ies I 1973-74 B+ 3.5 11.5 767 ~ ~erapy tn a ~ni~g Centex: I 1973-74 P 3.5 .... 860 Discipline In ~e Cl~f~ ' Jan 1974 A- 1.5 5.5 500 Psychol~ & ~uca~ton of ~ceptional Children Jan 1974 , P 2.5 .... 550 ~nguage ~velo~en% & ~age Disorders in ~ Children i 1973-74 P i 3.5 .... 775 ~uca~io'nal ~ses~n: of ~ildren wl~h ~arning / - ~ Problem~ I 1973-74 A- 3.5 13.0 503 ~n ~~ & Develo~en: ZI 1973-74 A 3.5 14.0 569 Prac~tc~ in S~cial ~ducation I Student Teaching ~ SS 1974 P ~ 3.0 .... ~~s & ~=erials ~ SS 1974 . P , 3.0 .... 571 ~adlng, ~tting, S~11tng for Children with ~ning DIl~ilt~ies ii 1974-75 A- 3.0 11.1 600 Co~seling~ P~losophy, Theory & Prac=lce :I 1974-75 A- 3.0 870 S~en= Teaching & Sm~nar in S~cial ~ucatton ~I 1974-75 P 3.0 .... 36.5 . T~T~ A~~ 3.7 ~! 504 ~eories of ~rsona~ty . ~ 1~75 A 2.0 ~.0 ~T 509 Abno~l ~Y~olo~ SS 1975 A 2.0 8.O ~T 508 ~a~osis end ~ea~men~ of Children ~ B~a~oral ~so~ers SS 1975 A 2.C 8.O '~ 70%. no cr~lL~--/ ~ . :~ ~ record becomes official only when signed and sealed by ~r ~ o, calve. Ot,~t '- the authoflx~ ~gnature and seal of tho colleg,. The student is I R~s~r ~ ;= entitled to honorable dismis~! u~m otherwise stated. ,,,. ~' Massor.~ust. tts D213~ Employment Application 300 Centennial Way Tustin. CA 92680 (714) 573-3040 In order to ensure that your qualifications are evaluated precisely, It Is Important that you complete this appllcatlo; accurately and clearly. Please type or print in black ink. POSITION APPLYING FOR: RECREATION COORDINATCDR Full Legal Name: FONTAI NE, NANCY NL. Address: 18321 PLAZA WAY JOB#: 93-13 Social Sec. #: 0 3 4- 1 8- 3 0 3 9 TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 No. St~et Home Phone #: ( 7 i 4) 730- 82 4 5 Check the type of employment you are w,iling to accept: Have you ever applied to tho City of Tustm before? Do you nave any relatives emp~oyec Dv the City? Are you a veteran of the U.S. Military Service? State 'Work/Message Phone #: (7 1 zl ) O 9 ?- R ? 11 1 '.~ Full time '"t Part time ~! Substitute [3 On Call Y' N Y' N ¥ · 2 Have you ever peen employed by the City of Tustin? [3 ,~ :D ~3' Have you ever Peen convicted of a felony? [3 ~ :D I~ Are you currently on Active Reserve Military Status? ID ,l~; ' If you answered "yes" to any of the above questions, please explain below, or on a separate sheet of paper if necessary. Do you have the legal right to work in the United States? (Verif,cat~on must be provided upon hire.) Do you nave a California Driver's License? How c:c you learn of this cpenmg'; (Check one): HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED: I MARY E. Y N ~ Do you smoke? Y ;D N [3' Y o/N Q #: c ! 8 4 4 5 9 4 Expiration Date: 1 1 - 0 2- 9 6 ..q Newspaper ~Per~nal Contact ~ Job Flyer ~ Employee 'q Other. please specffy: EDUCATION INFORMATION CURLEY BOSTON, :.LASS. /,,,,~e CircleH,ghestGradeC~'moleteo: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15/16+ Diploma: Y:~, N;~ GED: Y~ NI~ iLIST ALL COLLEGES. BUSINESS OR TRADE SCHOOLS At~encmrm Dams I ~ et IJrm t Major Ara Dega IATTENDED: P!ease onnt name a.-.c !~caton From, t To! Ol~ or Sero! of Study Date it was Confeffed iMUSEU,'q OF FINE ARTS 1973 1974 11.5 I DEGREE IN FINE ARTS YES_1974 ;BOSTON, MASS. I !TUFTS COLLEGE 1974 1975 ~1.~ i BACHELOR OF SCIENCE/ YES' 1975 ISOMERVILLE, MASS. EDUCATION -- LESLEY COLLEGE ~973 1974 1~.5 MASTERS DEGREE :YES 1974 CAMBRIDGE, MAS_C. SPECIAL EDUCATION :. 5: ~,,.v .~-.:-: .~,~ RELATED IRA:',; '.'. := ?::-':'.=.: :'..'.. ' :-";S~S HELD jf~CC~'v; clec D':.--. "' _:- _'~:"~'f. ; · .. -..-. ~ ..... ..~ . -- -- . O-". S.''.. ~.:".c .-'; ~ . . h~d · i i FOR OFFICE USE ONL'Y .~TATr CA~/T 0[_ ~ACRA~ENTO NOR~ RAYMOND AVENU~ ANAHEIM. ~ (21~) 721-3276 ATS~ EDWARD r. ROYCE STATE SENATOR THIRtY-SECOND DISTRICT COMMITTEES: P'UBLIC E~MP',.OYMENT AND R['I'IPEMENT. VItaE CHAIRMAN BANKING AND COMMERCE ~I~,INESS AN~) la~C~SiONS H~ALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES I-N~,U~INC. AND URBAN AFFAIRS IN~,J~TRIAL IN~URANCF.. CLAIMS ANO CORPORATIONS S~l E(~'r COMMITTEE ON DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE SEL~"r COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENTAL E3='FI(~IENCY JOINT COMMITTEE ON THE STAT["S ECONOMY JOINT OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE ON GAIN WORKFARE IMPkEMENTATION SMAM.. BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BOARD SENATE COMMISSION ON CORPORATE GOVERNANCE SHAREHOLDER RIGHTS AND SECURITIE~ TRANSACTIONS July 6, 1987 MS. Nancy Fontaine Hylond Convalescent Hospital 240 Hospital Circle Westminster, CA 92683 Dear Ms. Fontaine: Congratulations on your the Citizen of the Year Chamber of Commerce. recent selection as award presented by Your hard work and be commended. You award. personal commitment are truly deserving If ever I or my not hesitate to EDWARD R. ROYCE staff call. can the recipient of the Westminster ERR/gs to the community are to of this prestigious be df assistance · to you.,~ please do · Tha yqu ~r your ~mmi~t to communi~ s~. ~ugh your g~erosi~ and ~rd wo~, you ~ve sh~ t~t the ~iff~ of ndghbor he!~ng neighbor is ative and well in our ~unt~. Your effo~s p~u~Iy influ~ce the life of your ~mmuni~ and th~ are a shining ~mpIe ~r us ail. Barbara joins me in sdu~ng you and s~ding you our b~t ~hes. God bless you. ROBF. I~ $CH13~ ~ FR August 14, 1998 Dear Ms. Fontaine, I read, with deep, heartfelt appreciation, the wonderful article featuring you in The Orange County Re~ister. What a beautiful human being you are. And a dynamic "possibility thinker"! Through your tremendous humanitarian outreach...you demonstrate the courage to embrace the human family with a compassion that reminds us that the love of God is still alive in our world today! Where so many are hurting, there is a great opportunity for people, like us, to make a difference in building a oneness of human love. I believe that the words found in Psalm 41, "How blessed is he who considers the poor and helpless..." were written about people like YOU - - people with hearts that reach out to others in need. Your life has been blessed to be a blessing to so many! And i know that God will continue to bless you for all that you do for Him! in the presence of hope, faith is born! in the presence of faith, love becom~ibility! In the presence of love -- miracles happen! Gg~rcertaij~ loves you - and so do i! er (Dictated and signed in his absence} Ms. Nancy Fontaine c/o Tustin Rehabilitation Hospital, 14851 Yorba Tustin, CA 92780' RHSlew THE CRYSTAL CATHEDRAL 12141 LEWIS STREET, GARDEN GROVE, CALIFORNIA 92840 CIVIC CENTER 8200 WESTMINSTER BOULEVARD WESTMINSTER, CALIFORNIA 92SS3 (714) 898-3311 February 22, 2000 Citizen's Stamp Advisory Committee United States Postal Service 475 L'Enfants Plaza, SW Washington, DC 20260 Dear Committee Members: FRAI~K G FRY MAYOR MARG, IE L. RICE MAYOR PRO TEM TONY LAM COUNCIL ME MBER KERMIT D. MARSH COUNCIL MEMBER JOY L. NEUGEBAUER COUNCIL MEMBER DON VESTAL CITY MANAGER In 1985 renowned Local artist Nancy Fontaine dedicated her painting 7 Not Forgotten ~ to the families of the hostages being held in Lebanon and donated the painting to the City of Westminster. Other paintings by Ms. Fontaine have been displayed in the White House, the Kennedy Museum and the Space Museum in Washington, DC. Ultimately, the six surviving hostages were released and they continue to be remembered and honored in Westminster where their likeness remains on display in our Civic Center as a monument to freedom. This Paint!rig has been a symbol of freedom and the power of prayer to.our community' f'o~ 'fifteen years. A photograph of the painting is enclosed.' Many of our residents believe 7 Not Forgotten Hc)~t~e~ would be an excellent choice for a commemorative stamp as it represents hope, unity, family strength, the power of prayer and freedom to us. We would appreciate your consideration of issuing a stamp in remembrance of the hostages, their families and the values they have come to represent. Please let me know tf you would like any additional Information about the artist, the painting or our community. Frank G. Fry ' Mayor FGF:Jf EnClOSure 18321 Plaza Way #A Tustin, Ca 92680 ~A_~c¥ FONX~ - mm~c~roa (714) 730-8245 (714) 366-8245 Mission Statement "A celebration of all creation with no global boundaries in innovative volunteer services to encourage greater charity, communication, education, understanding, justice and peace for all ' -The beginning of a new millennium- United Student Congress Mission Statement The United Student Congress is an organization focused upon addressing the social needs and issues facing the young adult population. This organization would serve to give students from all grade levels and social-economic background a forum for them to express their feelings, viewpoints, and present constructive solutions to issues that greatly affect people of their own age, regardless of social, ethnic, or religious differences. It will also allow the young adults to exercise complete control of how the organization is operated; there will be adults involved, but their role consists of giving advice in order to act as a voice of reason when necessary. A board of students will address the needs for anyone requesting a topic, with no concerns of geographical boundaries. These topics will foster the lost art of debate in American society, which is desperately needed, and give the participants a positive avenue to express their ideas. When required, certain politicians or groups who are the focus of the debated issue will be invited to the discussion to express their view and possible solutions, and simultaneously given a date of resolvement in regards to the topic discussed. As time progresses with each issue investigated, we plan to select people to serve as role models in order to foster continued participation of students to speak up and address the issues that concern them the most. Through this method of peer leaders and mentors, the young adults will feel more in control and will bestow upon them significance and a voice in today's society. POINTES OF LIGHT Nancy Fontaine, President o 18321 Plaza Wax, · Tustin. CA 92680 ° (714) 730-8245 August 16, 1999 Judge Jim Gray Department L72, Superior Court The City Drive Orange, CA 92868 Dear Jim, In response to the growing problems facing today's youth, I want to propose the implementation of the following inspirational programs: The United Student Congress is an organization that would serve to give students from all grade levels and social-economic background a. forum for them to express their feelings, challenge adult views, and constructive solutions to issues that greatly affect people of their own age, regardless of social, ethnic, or religious differences. As such, the long-term goal is to encourage students to take an active, positive role in society and to serve as role models to others and to challenge issues deemed unimportant or not worthy. Much of this would occur through formal debates held in various locations. The enclosed description goes into great detail as to the set up and operat, ion of the Congress. 2. I would like to see an hour long televised program devoted to issues developed by students and young adults. The first half-hour will focus on a particular topic that the students wish t° address. They will formulate an agenda with a particular goal in mind and address the issue to a public official or some representative whom is closely related to the topic. The p .urpose being to resolve the matter or create the steps necessary to effectively bring .about a 'real world' solution to the issue addressed. It also directly challenges our public officials to be held accountable for what they declare publicly, while giving the students a voice. The second half-hour will center on phone calls devoted to individuals or groups requesting assistance for themselves or' loved ones. This allows those without the means the ability to directly access help through the hotline by communicating to the viewing public. Yet, for this program to be successful the children must have the freedom to choose the topics they wish to tackle. Adult supervisors will be present to solely guide them and advise, not to interfere or overran the show. 3. In the near future I plan on having the Grand Academy Awards for Human Service to Children. This program would honor all those who have made a · PO NTES OF LIGHT Nancy Fontaine. President o 18321 Plaza Way · Tustin. CA 92680 · (714) 730-8245 dramatic difference in children's' lives along with those young adulis who have beaten the odds. Schools, church groups, and other various organizations based upon their individual achievements would nominate these exceptional persons. In the past, we have enlisted the aid of numerous celebrities by requesting donations that will be auctioned in order to raise funds for the event. We had a favorably response by nearly all wh° were contacted and the l~rogram was quite successful for all of those involved; especially for those who were finally recognized for there outstanding effort in triumphing in their lives and helping to better the lives of others. These programs only serve as a stepping stone to the true goal: giving our young adults responsibility and a voice that counts in society. They are the forgotten citizens of our Nation and their concerns need some 'kind of a positive forum for a productive expression of ideas. Otherwise, some might choose other non-constructive avenues to vent frustrations at the issues that negatively affect their live~. Therefore we, as a society, cannot afford to ignore our youth due to the possible negative consequences. It is necessary to listen and to act upon their ideas; after all; the world we leave for them should be one of their own choosing. Yours truly, xev v ng the Lost Art of Debate The weekly television talk show "SPEAK OUT" on issues great or small pertaining to youths point of view in life as they perceive it. Representa- tives for the debate show will be selected by individual voting process. When rallied, weekly finalists from all age groups - a further debate ream - will challenge a guest speaker versed on the subiecr ro offer creative resolutions. The guest speaker will be chosen by the Speak Our" debate team. MARTIN LUTHER KING 1.' An open competition to all youth to create a Martin Luther King Memorial for Washington. All medias accepted upon completion. *Juried show *Best to go to Washington *Remaining choosen to be placed at civic and global prominent sites 2. The arts: to encourage individual creativity in any of the arts. *Monthly exhibits of various cultural art *3_ mural will be created by youth mII SOUTH OEANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTEICT 28000 Margucrjt. c Parkuaay · Mission ~0iclo · CaliFornia C~alSa2-45oo . FAX ca49/3~4-272~ · ht.t4~://u~nu.~cLcc.ca.u February 28.20OO Pointes of Light 18321 Plaza Way Tustin, CA 92780-2759 Attn: Ms. N~ncy FontaJne Dear Ms. Fontaine, The South Onmge County Community College District has served th~ educational ne.~ds of 750.000 re..~idents in South County since 1967. Our colleges. Saddleback in Mission Vicjo and Irvine Valley in the Cky of lrvine, serve more than 33,000 students and are ranked in the Top 10% of all California. community colleges in transfer rat~. ,n~ four. -year colleges and universities. ~. ~ x ~\~'~ ~'." . ~. ,~, ., I would be pleased to reserve ~ ~t~'~ .,~bjr.e.w.t~.tl~:members of ~'& Orgamzazion how we are serving students; sew and current l~.ograms; irmovalive plans to iacxeme servic~ to South C'ounly tesidcnt~ aJ~t busincs,~:.. Available ate our Executive staff, College Presidents, and-members of tl~ B~atd of Trustees who would be pleased to speak at the next rrw~ting of.your gtxntp. We ate enthusiastic about: - · New plans to incense services to students and workforce training opportunities. · Development of a 100-acre high technology learning center at the former Tusfin Marine Corps Air Station. · Increased collaboration with local government and South County burdn~s and in.d~atry ................. The Public Affairs Office will contact you about scheduling a speaking date. Or, you may call 949-582-4997 to schedule a speaker for your next meeting or for mom information. W~ will approciat¢ the oplxmunity to meet with you. Sine, ely, Cedric A. Sampson, Ph,D. Chancellor ' ' .-. I83 2]2 Plaza Wy POI NTES OF LIGHT Tustin CA, 92680 A Program Proposal ." THE FORUM' The project which I outline as follows would invite selected Southern California schools, both public and private, to participate in a program entitled "Pointes of Light". 36 schools, representing grades 1-12, would be chosen to participate over a three year period at a rate of 12 schools per year. THE GOAL: The goal of this program is to educate, and iff doing so, to stimulate s~udents' artistic abilities in a manner which will facilitate and encourage communication with their peers and with the people of the Soviet Union. THE METHODOL:.3Y: This program would entail a threefold approach: Presentation, Discussion, and Creative Expression. The presentation would be made in a "school assembly" setting, and would involve a brief history, demonstration, and explanation of ballet, along with a discussion of the Bolshoi and its importance in the cultural life of the Soviet people. This will be integrated with various materials from the Archives including :photographs, slides, and videotape footage, as well as actual costumes worn by Bolshoi dancers. The material in this pres=n%a~Zon ,iii be brought to life for the ;tudents by Dwight Grell, who was ~the first Westerner permited to film Bolshoi classes and rehearsals for archival purposes. Mr. Grell ~as seen nearly every performance of the Bolshoi Ballet since 1959, and' I am honored to have received his commitment to this project. Following the presentation, discussion would occur in the classroom setting, where teachers can relate the new material to the students' own experiences. Time spent in classroom discussion will cente~ upon artistic expressiQn already present in the lives of the children, with an emphasis ~upon how it "feels" to draw, paint, dance, sing, and so forth. With this focus upon the creative instincts which fuel artistic endeavor, students will be. encouraged to identify the commonality between their art and the ar~ created by the Bolshoi. In the days which follow the presentation and discussion, an artist such as myself will visit individual classrooms to assist students in interpreting their impressions via drawings, paintings, or sculptures. Though the artist will briefly introduce the students to a variety of artistic media, the emphasis will be on creative expression; children will be encouraged, to use art to express their feelings about what they have seen. In %his way, students cmn begin to exercise their own creative'abilities, and to feel their own connection to the world of art, a world without.bounderies. THE FRUITION: As each school completes its program, a selection of artwork from that student body will be chosen for exhibition within the school. Each student whose work is thus honored will receive a' certicate acknowledging participation in the exhibit, and representatives from the local press will 10331 Staniord Avenue Gar0en Grove. Cahtorma 92,540 (714) 663-6000 'Telecopier: ('714) 663.610D Apr,] 20, 1989 Ms. Regina Cain Columbus Tustin Middle School 17952 Beneta Way Tustin, CA 92680 Dear Ms. Cain' Summary of the "Points of Light" meeting, Monday, April 17, 1989. Present: B. E. Davis, Superintendent Westminster School District Keith "Bill" Lawson, Assistant Superintendent Westminster School District Bernard Jones, Coordinator, Fine Arts' Garden Grove Unified School District The following points were amreed upon' 1. Nancy Fon%aine wo~ld provide free consultant service to the Garden Grove Unified, Westminster, and Tustin School Districts in the next three school years to introduce the proiect into the schools. 2. The above school districts would provide the names of several schools for the project by mid-September 1989. 3 Tustin schools 3 Westmin~[er schooIs 3-5 Garden Grove Unified schools 1 private school (who)? 3. Nancy Fontaine and David Green would provide assemblies to.introduce the program ;o the schools. It is our understanding that Mr. Green has materials needed to create appropriate pieces of art. · 4. Nancy would work with the principals of each of these schools, making sure needed materials were avaiiable for projects. 5. The works of art would be juried by local judges in May of each year. The selection of the final twelve pieces would be made in June each year. If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at 663-6363. Sinc-er~ely, Bernardg~M. Jones, Jr. Coordinator, Fine Arts BMJ'pp ~ ~'-x~.. 14121 Ced~rwood Avenue / Westminster, California 926B3-¢450 (714) 894-7311 April 10,'1~8~ Nancy ~ontaine 18321 Plaza Way Tustin, California 92680 Dear Mrs. Pontaine: . ye z=~=i'~ed a"~ communicated your excmt~ng program.propos~l."Po~nts of We h~ are very mnterested mn partzcmpatmng and ,, · ' s Three schools ~ ' 'ect will be Light wzth our scnool- . _ .~= ...... ~ro~ect. Although your pro3 .... ~ · 'ted to 12 schools tne izrsu_]=~ , .=_ u~~n~ter School District. 11~1 ~ "~ ........ find room for accepting three schools from ~n · The three schools indicating a desire to participate are: I. CleEE School 6311Larchwood Huntington Beach 894-7218 Clarence ~,en, Principal 2. Schroeder School 15151 Columbia Huntin§ton Beach 894-7268 Harlan Kelley, Principal 3. Boos School 13890 Hammon Westminster 89~-720~ Tracy Painter, Principa~ ],~ancy ~ontaine ;.prit 10, i989 ?age 2 Let us know how we can assist you make your program the success it deserved to be. Ne commend you for your efforts and look forward to participating- Kai~h %':. Lawson, Ed.D. ' Assistant Superintendent E£124 ~ c:: Mr. Davis, Superintendent Mr. Owen, Principal, Clegg Mr. Kelley, Principal, Schroeder Mrs. Painter, Principal, Boos Robin Brooks, Teacher, Clegg [41 CO DATI ON FOUNDER OF THE POINTES OF LIGHT STUDENT CULTURAL I~OGRAM ' ~ wo4~s ~D~Im'TED AT TDWN HALL ~ - o. C'l n rcco..q n /u'o n qCdedicatcd sen /co to the affatr~ of ttlC wmm un~9, andlCrr3e cMc p ddc dem o n s tnl tcd bXn u m e ro u s con t rrbutions forth e ben~t of alhh e crt~ofO~t6Coun~ 2537 N. Forest Ave. Santa Ana~ Ca. 92706 May 6, 1997 Dear Mrs. Fontaine, Pointes of Light, Thank you so much for arranging for my daughter Emily to meet Celine Dion. Emily Ired more energy than 2 eigh. t year olds put together for weeks after meeting Celine. It even helped us forget, if only for a few moments, just how seriously ill Emily is. Celine is a truely wonderful person and she spent about 15 minutes with our family in her quiet dressing room after her concert on Mm'eh 25th at Universal Studios. It felt like our visit lasted hours. I could not believe the amount of excitement Emily displayed fight before we met her and of course afterwards also. This may be the best medicine she has r~eived so far, in her battle against a rare fc~rm of leukemia. Enclosed please fred2 photographs of~mily and Celine. One is for you and the other for your records. ,Thank you so much for making a very sick little girl so happy. Sincerely, Patty Olv'era (Emily's mom). IT'S NOT EVERYD ¢ YOU MEET AN l~jhen approached by Kenneth L. Yusem, Nan~ WFontaine's manager, and asked if I would like to write ~ ! an article on a local artist who is involved with a num- ber of non-profit organizations, I said sure, why not. Ken came over and dropped a two-inch thick port- folio in my lap which almost broke the legs of the chair. Pictures of her incredi- ble paintings, awards, letters of thanks from purchases of these paint- ings along with letters of thanks and appreciation for all her donations and works in non-profit orga- nizations. Letters with sig- You May Have Never Heard Of Nancy Fontaine Here Are Just A Few ~,~~¢~~ -' ' People Who Have..: K~nd regarc~ ~? . ,,-.: ... /.;)(~ ,,-' ~ (,.~ ~.x~..-,',,f,. ).~nt'-~m~,e .,~ant to . { }'~ ~.-' .o/ ROB£RT'~- G ULL'T natures from a president, ser~ators, congressmen, actors, museums, the list just goes on. This lady has touched the lives of so many, it's a wonder why she isn't a house hold word. Well, upon meet~r,g Nancy. I found out why she isn't a household word. Besides being one of the most talented people I have ever met, she is the most unselfish and humble per- Sir~c(; Nancy I'm Nancy's ba~,kgrotJnd ~';r~ achieve- ments. ARTIST BACKGROUND Mrs. Fontaine is above all, an artist with a goal of using her ar1 lc improve lhe spiritual and a~thetic quality of lives around her. Mrs. Fontaine has a history of starling from her childhood, where she grew up a Kennedy neighbor. Born in 1932 in Boslon, the fifth of twelve children, Nancy O 'Leafy, being her maid- en name, came from in her words, "a very Irish family". At the age of 13, she was rewarded for her artistic talents and received a scholarship to attend "The New England Museum 0f Fine Ad". Nancy was the origina; Ad Staff Director at Caesars Palace from 1955 through 1976. She was commissioned by Caesars to paint the governor at the time. politicians and various entertainment stars. Nancy was also t~e featured adist at show- incs in Las Vegas, at Caesars Palace "Atrium R~om" in July 0f 1967, and the Tropicanna Hotel's NANCY FONTAINE AND ' THE AMERICAN INDIANS Having moved to Arizona, Nancy studied the Southwest, with special emphasis on the indian way of life. So struck by the designs and colors, she ,,,,,as drawn to the Indian people. She spent many years on various reservations studying o ,, : "Superstar Theater' in February of 1976. HIGHUGHTED ARTWORK ON DISPLAY The Vatican: Two pieces on display. A) Tille: "Kateri" Firs! Indian proclaimed a saint by the Roman Catholic Church. B) Title: "Jesus in The Garden" ~ Upon request by first lady Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. A) Title: "Woman of the Thresher" A painting honoring and paying tribute to the wid- ows of the lost sailors on board the U.S. subma- rine disaster, USS Thresher. Originally on dis- play in the Navy Room at the White House, then later placed in the congressional archives, then moved to its current home, JFK's Library in Boston upon completion. This piece of ad is pad of the Kennedy family's personal collection. lifestyles and witnessing firsthand the day-to-day exchanges on the tribes. '1 found a culture so close to nature and to God" says Nancy, "il' you cause disharmony, you have sinned". Nancy also had the honor of staying at the mansion of Marion Brando. Mr Brando was so impressed with her Southwestern Art, he is now the proud owner of one of two twin Navajo Indian Smith$onian__lnstitute_s_.S~.ac__e M~u_seum: B)Tille: "Gus Gresham" ~:,:;, [J~ce i:~ ah,'¢ a Kennedy The Metropolitan Oper~j. Tille: "Leonard Warren" from the opera classic lille .~:::~.,,~u. _isabella Stuart Gardner Museum~: Title:" A Face In The Crowd", 1940. San Francisco Museum Of Fine Art: Title: "Hope" A 30 × 40 I;'d:,a Ink tribut~ to the suffering c~,;:~:~r; of Vietnam Westminster Civic Center Hostaqe Rose Garde~n Title: "The Seven Not Forgotten Hostages" 30x40 on v,,0gd. 5::;_.'-~2 ir, a ~rm~::-:'~t ~'iewing s!..'u2ure. Boys painted o; deerskin. A DIVERSITY OF ARTIST MEDIUMS With as mush adistic talent diversity, Fontaine has explored other a,Iistic mediums. She initiated and r, oordinatec the Las Vegas 6DIN~ CO/~ST~.L / A~t'RIL/M~Y ZOO0 23 SymP~,'/./~J~::h!::,lr?, Ir, Ibc very fl::,l 'Jerry L;:wi.'.. lialed lh~ Arizona Cello 59:.~.',/,,,l~lh laki as cor~duclor. She alsodesi~/n~; ~ndpainled hor~ ol "Ca~JC;an' and conlJruJe~ wi;r, i;:e compa- ny on a national leer. She appcar~ in "Oklahoma' and in concerl wilh John Charles '(~,;:~::<," ar,d "Gu?:./-.'~:J Dr41:',' wilt. B~IF Gable a,',: [Jar, Daily. Ar. li'.,,~; ir, radl[} arid 1,..'l.~:vi:,lgr~ du:tion, sh~: wrole Ihe pray "Arno" for CBS l,,.;,I,.;- vi::,ign. ~"ille.: C;co//7. C Blarv~r. As busy as Nancy Fontaine life was, she happened to read what she describes as a poignant leU~r in a newspaper thai was to change h~r Iife. It was from a p~rson in a nursing home asking for love. "It tore my h~art out, so I applied lo ~ activities director, and got the job.' ART FROM THE HEART Of how she has woven h~r love for ad together with her new devotion Io seniors, Nancy uses the phrase, 'use the ad to louch the heart", and looks forward to producing a television which she hopes will "show the head and soul of the seniors needs". The Synod of Southern California and Hawaii Presbyterian Church of the Untied States of America honored her with an award signifying, "our deep apprecialion for the leadership and dedication for which Nansy Fontaine has served lhe seniors of the United States of America." NANCY FONTAINE THE VOLUNTEER Founder and President of the non-profit organization "Pointes Of Light" Nancy has donat- ed her time and services to help anyone in need, GET THE PAINEWEBBER TEAM BEHIND.. : its tough to win a game with just one player. The same is true with your invest- ' ..... ment needs. Today's fast paced world presents a complex environment and with technology advancements spinning out of Control, things are only goth! to speed-up. Are you financially set 'fOr your future. Our professional Investment Executives offer solutions to you investment needs.' TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE INVESTMENT' TEAM CONSULTING APPROACH '"- JL Bud Stoddard .. Account Vice President 714.973.6032 Glenn Stoddard, CFP Account Vice President 714.973.6064 Sharon B Stoddard Investment Executive" 714.973.6070 The Team Gives Monthly Seminars At The Yorba Linda Community For information Call 714.973.6070-. . , Invest W'~:h' More IntelligenCe. 1100 Town & Country Rd. Suite 1000, Orange, CA . http://www, painewebber, com ,':~_- -,: :>.~. ,~..v..r It;?,:;~.~ ;~ I~',:~n)' ~:I'~,'~7' f~ ~l~n~ all ur~h,;ard ol ir, ~;;ay's world of ndr,-;'sfil orgarm zahons. For h~r ur~sondilio~al Iov~ ~dr all humanily, and l~ various program~ of which she is solely responsible, she was wrill~n inlo lhe Cor~gressional Archives for her civic deeds and programs, Nancy Fontaine has coordinated seven civic programs lot the city of Westminster. and also coordinated lh~ 'Christmas Wish Tree' program in all shopping malls in lhe cilies of W~stminster, O~ange, and Brea. Some ol her more notewodhy programs, which Nancy is solely responsible, includes:* 1) Pointes of Light Ecumenical Day of Peace 2) Pointes of Light Student Cultural Program 3) Pointes of Light Children Around the World 4) Pointes of Light Freedom Day of Prayer 5) Pointes of Light Cancer Connection 6) Pointes of Light Angel Tree Program 7) Pointes of Light United Student Congress 8) Pointes of Light Armed Forces Day 9) Pointes of Light Hotline Crisis Center 10) Academy Awards for Human Services to Charities. *Note: this is a far from a complete list. Winner of the prestigious Free.~om Foundation At Valley Forge's "Georg~ Washington's Medal of Honor'. for her program titled Pointes of Light "Ecumenical Day of Peace'. This beautiful event took place at Reverand Schuller's Crystal Cathedral, and w~s attended by dignitari~ from around the world. This program paid tribute to The Seven Not Forgotten Americans held hostage in Lebanon. Nan~ ~s instrumental in the eventual release of these/~'nericans held captive. Her paint- ing entitled ~i'he Seven Not Forgo~en Hostages' (donated by Nan,, to the city of W~tminster) can be seen on display at Westminster's 'Hostage Rose Garden' at the W~tminster Civic Center. With the approval from the White House. Nan~ petitioned to the Postal Stamp Commission to have these seven b,'ave Americans recognized for all they endured. We are awaiting for their response on this pending issue. During her Day Of Peace. Nan~ was :. approached by attending family m~bers 'for the truth about Gan~r'. To commemorate the 248. Americans killed on Pan Am flight 103 in . - Lo~erbee, Scotland, this too remains an active pending issue with the Postal Stamp Commission. It is our hope that this will be approval so we as a nation can honor our lost fellow Americans. · 317 Paci~ Coast (714) 374-6446 601N6 r, OAST~,L / FEllI~U~¥ ZI~ 25 '.'omm~ss~on app rage i o~ z ~AY ~ 2 2000 CITY -OF TUSTI N OFFICE-TUST1N CITY CLERK APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT 300 CENTENNIAL WAY TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780 (714) 573-3025 Street Apartment No. City Zip Code Home Phone: ( 7/¥ ) ~.~,Z. -/'~,~ f~, Business Phone: commission/Commi~ Position(s) applying for: ~Z~~/~ Reason you are applying for the position(s)' /~~ ~/~ Please list your background and experience that you' feel qualifies you for the position' ~¢'.~ A z/~_.~-~~ ~/~d///7-~-~T /w/~r/'~- ,~T~XlD~ Please list professional organizations of which you are a member: Page '2 o! '~ t'ornrmss~on app , ,- Please list any professional licenses (current or past)' Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? Education' Circle highest grade completed: 6789 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 (~ List all Colleges, Business or Trade Schools Attended' Dates Attended Degree Obtained What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? YOur resume must also be attached for your application to be considered. Please return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial W 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community. 2:APPL~C NATHAN MENARD EDUCATION 1979 - 1984 Louisiana Tech University Bachelor of Architecture · California Architecture License Number C 27019 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Ruston, Louisiana 1998 - Current Casco Corporation Cosfa Mesa, California .Architect / Project Manager · Coordination of projects, from entitlements through final Commercial Retail Type V-N construction. construction. 1996- 1998 BKM of California Tustin, California Project Manager/Designer · Coordination of office layouts and space planning of modular furniture, Utilized Auto Cad 12/13. Minor tenant improvement coordination. 1995 - 1996 Pacific Bell Los Angeles, California Project/ Faci~ties Manager · Responsible for approximately 200,000 square feet of office space for Southern California region. Space planning, construction administration and budgeting, transportation management, procurement and inventory of office furniture. 1991 - 1995 Plaza Home Mortgage' Santa Ana, California Fadlities Planning · Leasing real estate to branch office openings; relocation and re-models of branch offices. Coordinated construction documents with outside architectural fa'ms. Construction budgeting. Purchasing of office furniture and equipment. Supervisor of Facilities Planning and Telecommunications departments. 1988- 1991 Ballew & Associates San Clemente, California Project Architect · Coordination of construction documents, permitting, and bidding process. Construction administration. Consultant for the City of Lake Elsinore Downtown Redevelopment. 1984- 1988 Greenberg Farrow Architects Tustin, California Project Architect/Drafting · Single client services for The' Home Depot. Development of site plans, entitlements, construction documents, permitting and bidding process.. Construction administration for Type VN commercial construction. 345 WEST SIXTH STREET · TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780 PHONE (714) 832-1666 · FAX (714) 832-4153 · E-MAIL NDMENARDt~AOL.COM PROFESSIONAL COMMITTEES AND POSITIONS 1984 1987-1988 1988-1989 American Institute of Architects, Corporate Architects Committee. Board of Directors, Costa Mesa Boys & Girls Club (currently -known as Girls, Inc.) American Institute of Architects, Orange County, Associate Director. 1990-1991 American Institute of Architects, California Board, Associate Director. 1995 1995 1996 1996-1998 National Council of Architectural Registration Board/American Institute of Architects, Intern Task Force Committee. American Institute of Architects, Student National Convention - Guest Speaker. National Council of. Architectural Registration Board/American Institute of Architects, Intern Development Program, Steering Committee. American Institute of Architects, National Intern/Associates Committee. 1997 American Institute of Architects, National Convention -Guest Speaker.