HomeMy WebLinkAboutOB 2 CULT RES COMM 11-02-92OLD BUSINE-SS NO. 2
11-2-92
AG E A
Inter -Com
DATE: NOVEMBER 2, 1992
TO: WILLIAM A. HUSTON, CITY MANAGER
FROM: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
SUBJECT: APPOINTMENT TO THE CULTURAL RESOURCES COMMITTEE
RECOMMENDATION
Pleasure of the City Council.
BACKGROUND
On August 17, 1992, City staff presented a report to the Tustin
City Council guiding their consideration of applicants for
appointment to the two (2) vacancies on the Cultural Resource:
Committee. Six (6) applications were considered at that time.
After considering the applicants' qualifications in light of the
State Office of Historic Preservation's "Certified Local
Government guidelines and the City of Tustin's Cultural Resource:
Committee Ordinance .requirements, Council determined that
additional applicants should be sought.
A re -advertisement for the vacancies was published by the Tustin
News on September 17, 1992 which required submittal of application:
by interested parties by not later than October 18, 1992. During
that time, staff received five (5) additional applications. The
purpose of this report is to reacquaint Council with State and
Local requirements for appointment -to the Cultural Resource:
Committee and to summarize the qualifications of each candidate
against these standards.
DISCUSSION
City Requirements
On June 20, 1988, the City Council adopted Ordinance 1001
establishing a Cultural Resources District, Committee and standard:
for historic preservation within the Old Town neighborhood. The
Cultural Resources Committee acts solely in an advisory capacity.
Appointments for the Committee are to serve a four (4) year term.
The following criteria of qualifications are provided within Tustin
City Code Section 9252c.
1. All members must reside within City of Tustin.
-- City Council Report
Appointment to the Cultural Resources Committee
November 2, 1992
Page 2
2. At least three (3) members must reside or own property within
the residentially zoned areas within the District.
3. To the extent possible, the Committee shall have among itS
membership at least:
a. One (1) person engaged in architecture or a design
profession; and -
b. One (1) person with a demonstrated interest and knowledge
in local history and historical preservation; and
C. One (1) person engaged in business within the District;
and
d. One (1) of the members is a member of the Tustin Area
Historical Society.
State Requirements
On September 18, 1991, the City was officially approved as it
Certified Local Government (CLG) by the State office of Historic:
Preservation (OHP). Certification is a prestigious and much
coveted status among cities dedicated to the pursuit of historic:
preservation.
Participants in the CLG program are evaluated annually to ensure
that all CLG participants remain in conformance with Federal and
State regulations. On July 31, 1992, the National Parks Service,
recommended to the OHP that the City of Tustin be approved as a CLG
with the condition that Tustin's annual evaluation focus on, among
other concerns, "the appointment of all Committee members and
Tustin's effort to obtain -as -highly qualified preservation
professionals as possible." Certified Local Government procedure:
require local commissions to meet the following specific,
professional requirements:
1. All Commission members must have a demonstrated interest,
competence or knowledge in historic preservation.
City Council Report
Appointment to the Cultural Resources Committee
November 2, 1992
Page 3
2. To the extent that such professionals are available in the
Community, Commission members shall be appointed from the
following disciplines:
a. Architecture
b. History
C. Architectural history
d. Planning
e. Archeology
f. Other historic preservation -related disciplines (such a:;
urban planning, American studies, American Civilization,
cultural geography, or cultural anthropology).
3. Commission members shall also include laymembers who have
demonstrated special interest, competence, experience, or
knowledge in historic preservation, American Studies, cultural
anthropology, cultural geography, or other historic
preservation -related disciplines.
ANALYSIS
Six (6) applications or statements of interest were received in
response to the initial (August 17, 1992) search with five (5)
additional applications received during the second recruitment.
Below, staff has reviewed all applications pursuant to the
standards established by the Tustin City Code and State office of_
Historic Preservation.
It should be noted that continuing Cultural Resources Committee
Members Mr. John Sauers, Mr. Robert Edgell and Mr. Jeff Thompson
reside or own property within the District and are laymembers who
have demonstrated an interest in historic preservation. They are
not up for reappointment at this time. Mr. Thompson, being a civi^
engineer, could be considered to meet the Tustin Cultural Resource
District standard as a design professional.
Initial Search (August 17, 1992)
Mr. Douglas Churchill Mr. Churchill describes himself as an
educator and an artist with extensive
experience in sculpture and art in public:
places. Mr. Churchill does not currently
reside or own property within the
Cultural Resources District.
City Council Report
Appointment �o the Cultural Resources Committee
November 2, :992
Page 4
Mr. Brent Ferdia Mr. Ferdig describes himself as being
involved in the real estate lending
business. He is also a member of the
Tustin Area Historical Society and,
therefore, complies with the Tustin City
Code and State requirements. He is also
currently acting as a Cultural Resource:
Commissioner and meets the laymember_
requirement.
Ms. Barbara =erguson Ms. Ferguson describes herself as an
attorney with an interest in history and
historic architecture. She does not
reside or own property within the
Cultural Resources District.
Mr. Richard Fining As of the writing of the August 17, 1992
report, Mr. Vining had verbally indicated
to staff an interest in continuing his
participation as a member of the Cultural
Resources Committee. He currently
resides and owns property within the
District.
Donald LeJeune As of the writing of the August 17, 1992
report, Mr. LeJeune had indicated a
written interest in participating as a
member of the Committee. However, on
September 10, 1992, Mr. LeJeune indicated
his desire to withdraw from further
consideration.
Ella Lane Ms. Lane has actively participated in
numerous multi -cultural organizations.
She does not reside or own a business
within the Cultural Resources District.
All of the above candidates, with the exception of Richard Vining
and Don Le Jeune, were previously interviewed by the City Council.
Re -advertised Search
Ms. Audrey Heredia Ms. Heredia is the current owner of the
McCharles House restaurant (located
within the Cultural Resources District),
and has resided in Tustin since 1957.
City Council Report
Appointment to the Cultural Resources Committee
November 2, 1992
Page 5
Mr. Warren Lortie !"_r. Lortie is the new owner and resident
of the historic Hughes Mansion (also
Located within the Cultural Resource:
District). In addition, Mr. Lortie has
25 years of Architectural Design
experience and has participated ill
numerous historic preservation efforts.
Mr. Lawrence Layne Mr. Layne is a professional civil
engineer and has experience in
environmental documentation and analysis
of transportation projects. Mr. Layne
currently resides within the Cultural
Resource District.
Mr. David Vandaveer Jr. Mr. Vandaveer is the current owner of the
-- historic Tustin Hardware store (located
within the Cultural Resources District).
Ms. Kristen Hambera :�!s. Hamberg is a 16 -year resident of
Tustin. Also, she has a degree in
Cultural Anthropology. However, Ms.
:amberg does not currently reside or own
property within the Cultural Resource:
district.
CONCLUSION/RECOMMENDATION
Staff strongly believes that the recent readvertisement for
candidates has success fL-lly resulted in providing additiona:_
candidates for Council consideration. In the event the Cite
Council should wish to in7:erview the expanded list of candidates.
interviews could be sche::uled prior to the City Council's next.
meeting. In' any event, is recommended that the City Counci-
select candidates which exhibit the desirable qualification:
suggested by the State Office of Historic Preservation and the
Tustin City Code.
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Dana Ogdoih Christine A. Shing on
Senior Planner Assistant City Manager
Attachments: Cultural Resources Committee Applications/Resumes
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CITY OF TUSTIN
15222 DEL AMO AVENUE
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680
(714) 544-8890
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DOUGLAS CHURCHILL
:=_2= Riverford Road
California 92680
("14) 544-7018
EDUCATION:
California Sta-=-n:versity, Long Beach, M.A.
Sculpture, 1974• B.A. (with distinction) Fine Arts,
1959.
Chouinard Art ._'s =i :ute, Los Angeles, California,
1957.
Kann Institute f Art, Hollywood, California,
(Scholarship;
EMPLOYMENT:
Los Amiaos Hi---.-. S -hoot, Fountain Valley, California,
Chairman of the 1-t Department, Retired, 31 Years
Service, .199C .
`�'• C & G Communi _=_:=�n�, Orange, California, Graphic
Artist, 1988. .
Golden West Co":e=e, Huntington Beach, California, Art
Instructor, =9-=-
George Peooer-"=e University, Malibu, California, Art -
Instructor, _°�=•
PROFESSIONAL CULTURF ACTIVITIES:
"'-_. t in Public Places, "
Committee City of
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Garden Grove,
Juror, Orange women's Clubs, 1992, 1991, 1989.
Juror, "First 1::-ressions Art Show,", Mills House
Gallery, Garden := oti'e, California, 1991 .
Workshop Inst=u -, "How to Develop a Lost wax Bronze
Casting Sculp:,u= = Program," California Art Education
Association, St_:e Conference, Registry Hotel, Irvine
California, 1-96--.
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SELECTIVE EXHIBITIONS:
* Science Fiction and Fantasy Art Show, Orange Mall,
Orange, California.
* Howard Terhune Gallery, Palm Springs, California.
* Masters Exibition, California State University, Long
Beach, California.
* Orange County Art Education Association, Muckenthaler
Cultural Center, Fullerton, California.
* International Center for Arid and Semi -Arid Land
Studies, Texas Technological College, Lubbock, Texas.
* Twelfth Annual Show, Downey Museum of Art, Downey,
California
* Bazaar De Arte, Long Beach Museum of Art, Long Beach,
California.
* Design.West, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los
Angeles, California.
AWARDS:
Honorable Mention, Masters Category, Science Fiction
.and Fantasy Art Show, Orange, California.
Second Place, Cash Award, International Center for
Arid and Semi -Arid Land Studies, Lubbock, Texas.
SELECTED PRIVATE COLLECTIONS:
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Deutsch, Pasadena, California.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles fell, Sierra Vista, Arizona.
Mr. William Kamp, Lake Arrowhead, California.
Dr. and Mrs. William Momary, Torrance, California.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weaver, Rolling Hills Estates,
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CITY OF TUSTIN
15222 DEL AMO AVENUE
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680
(7 14) 544-8890
APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT
Date18.112
Full Legal Name
Address
Street Apartment #
City
CA..
State
Home Phone Number ('11q )-
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zip •Code
Business Phone:
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Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses?c
If so, which ones?
Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? WO
If so, why?
EDUCATION:
Circle Highest Grade Completed: 6 7 8 9 16 10 11 12 13 14 15 6 O +
LIST ALL COLLEGES, BUSINESS DATES ATTENDED
OR TRADE SCHOOLS -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.
Thank you for your interest in this position.
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BRENT A. FERDIG
200 SOUTH B STREET
TUSTIN, CA 92680
(714) 669-9475
EDUCATION
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, POMONA- BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Business Administration with concentration in Marketing
Management
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
CONTRACT UNDERWRITER: SEPTEMBER 1989 TO PRESENT
Contract underwriting and consulting for Mortgage Companies,
Savings and Loans and Credit Unions.
AMERICAN RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION - ORANGE, CALIFORNIA
MARCH 1988 TO SEPTEMBER 1989 - TITLE: SENIOR UNDERWRITER
-- RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDED: Underwriting for Secondary Market
and portfolio loan programs. Responsible for underwriting of
loan packages in the amounts of conforming loan limits up to
two million dollars.
PLAZA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION - SANTA ANACALIFORNIA
APRIL 1986 TO MARCH 1988 - TITLE: UNDERWRITER
RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDED: evaluation of Builder, Retail and
Wholesale conventional real estate loan packages for credit-
worthiness, complete documentation, evaluation of collateral
property and compliance with Secondary Market requirements.
Worked directly w=th Loan Brokers to assist them with
questions, problems or requirements on conforming and jumbo
loan programs. Member of Loan Committee to give second
opinion for other underwriters on conforming and jumbo loans.
ACHIEVEMENTS z.ND PROFESSIONAL• DEVELOPMENTS
DEANS HONOR LIST - California State University, Pomona
ANALYZING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS - Ir-%,ine Community College
FINANCIAL ANALYSIS OF THE SELF-EMPLOYED, CORPORATIONS AND TRUST -
Financial Seminars, Inc.
REAL ESTATE PRINCIPLES - Rancho Santiago College
TUSTIN AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY - Board of Director
CITY OF TUSTIN - Historic Cultural Overlay Committee
CITY OF TUSTIN
15222 DEL AMO AVENUE
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680
(714) 544-8890
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CLERK
APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT
Date
Full Legal Name
Address 3 Ca7 1%r -r` a r',- a
Street Apartment #
• City State Zip Code
Home Phone Number (-7(q Business Phone: (7 1q) 37'yA' 7 %4-6 O
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Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses?
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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 16.17
LIST ALL COLLEGES, BUSINESS
OR TRADE SCHOOLS ATTENDED:
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BARBARA J. FERGUSON
13367 Verona Tustin, CA 92680
(714) 838-8454
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
Excellent research and writing skills.
Deposition and arbitration experience.
Case handling experience.
Experience with appeals and writs.
Federal court experience.
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
January 1990 to present - Associate Attorney
Spray, Gould & Bowers, Tustin, Ca
Extensive research, writing and court experience; independent
case handling, including initial opinion letters, pleadings,
discovery, depositions, arbitrations; trial preparation;
experience with insurance coverage and legislative analysis;
experience in environmental regulation and appellate and writ
practice.
1989-1990 Asssociate Attorney
Tuverson & Hillyard, Newport Beach, Ca
1986-1989 Law Clerk
Tuverson & Hillyard, Newport Beach, Ca
Substantial case management including drafting pleadings,
motions, discovery, arbitration, trial and appellate briefs. -
EDUCATION
University of California, Irvine, B.A. Political science 1985
Southwestern University School of Law, Los Angeles, J.D. 1988
Admitted to California Bar 1989; Federal Bar 1990
AFFILIATIONS
Member of Orange County Bar Association, Orange County Bar
Association Appellate Committee and Federal Bar Association,
California Women Lawyers
References upon request.
DONALD A. LEJEUNE
440 W. Main Street
Tustin, CA. 92680
(714)832-8117
(714)838-3536
Christine Shingleton
Assistant City Manager
City of Tustin
15222 Del Amo
Tustin, CA 92680
Dear Chris,
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COMAUNITY QEYLEOPMENY
September 10, 1992
Confirming our conversation of yesterday, I would like to withdraw my
nameo
for consideration to serve on the Cultural Resources Committee.
I have talked today with Mr. WarrenLortie, who just purchased the
Hewes Mansion at the corner of Main and . ' B Street and he has agreed to
submit his name for consideration.' He is a resident of the old towne and an
Architect, therefore meeting the current requirements.
As background, Mr. Lorite was the Architect who volunteered his
services to COOPS who was trying to utilize my Queen Anne Cottage in
Orange, and has been very helpful to me on my project. I can assure you
p
he has a keen interest in reservation and would be an outstanding
addition to the Cultural Overlay Committee. I strongly recommend his
appointment.
Sincerely,
Donald A. LeJeune--�,,
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DONALD A. LEJEUNE
440 W. Main Street
Tustin, CA. 92680
714 832-8117
714 838-3536 RECEIVED �-
COMMUNITY DEVLEOPME-til
Christine Shingleton August 11, 1992
Assistant City Manager
City of Tustin
15222 Del Amo
Tustin, CA 92680
Dear Chris,
Confirming our conversation of last week, I will be happy to submit my
• name for consideration to serve on the Cultural Resources Committee
should you not have qualified people to apply or re apply for he open
positions.
Since 1. have a current situation going on in the downtown area, I
suggest, that if appointed, I not be eligible for service until November. That
is if you feel some issue regarding my house move would ever come before
the Committee for review and input to the City Council. Otherwise I could
serve upon appointment.
As to my qualifications, I think it is well known that I was one of the
original organizers of the 'TRUST' group who fought to keep the
neighborhood strictly residential and continued to fight for that cause after
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bein appointed a Panning Commissioner, l have a very strong 'desire to
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maintain the area as is, and support the Cultural Overlay District in any
way possible.
Sincerely.,
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Donald A. LeJe e
CITY OF TUSTIN
15222 DEL AMO AVENUE
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680
(7 14) 544-8890
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COMMUNITY DEVLEnPMENT
APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT
Date
July 30, 1992
Full Legal Name Ella Victoria Lane
Address 13204 Myford Rd. #926
Apartment
Street #
CA 92680-9119
Tustin
City State Zip Code
Home Phone Number (
714 730-4012 Business Phone: 5213) 299-8751
Commission/Committee Position applying for:
Cultural
ReasonY ou are applying.for that position: My background is
uniquely suited for the commission. I have a profound
interest in people coming together, working together,
and building together.
Please list below your background and any experience you =eel qualifies
you for the position:
I have been intimately involves in multicultural organizations for over
on, I realizes we were all
30 years. Earl
Gods creations and that we
r � live, love and respect each other. Being involved in the
must learn �o li , -
Rainbow Coalition, also heightened my awareness of our likenesses, as
opposed to our differences.
List any professional organizations to which you belong:
National Association for Better Broadcasting
National Association of Female Executives
Our Authors Study Club
Black Journalists & Black PR Society of America
2 / May 3.5. 3.992
PEOPLE
Ella Lane
Getting 'together,
together' is her goad
by Barbara Fryer
Tussut Weekly
ust of ilk: specifics have fad.
4.d. but fila Lane will never
forget Ute nwidwu that traras-
fannt-d IK r sun all activi.a.
11 IW w Jot wilt a yowig black mark
kklled liglaing in the Korean Cakllict. His
nkotler wxs not allowed to have hum
burled in las hometown because only
wlulrx were allowed plots in dint ceme-
tery.
•...1 know how it titusi have felt having
a sun give les life for a country that isn't
willing to give turn six feet of ground."
Lae says.
Site tuld herself swltething had to
%%mime. '-Then 1 tlsouy.ht 1 had to get out
Sloane and make it change."
.LW 40. years later Ute new Tustin resi-
dent and omterspokcsperson for the
Na ison:d Council of Negro Wench is still
owl tlere..till trying ru fixacni dtangC.
�khIter the r1Wtnr. that followed the
ktey ging verdict, she was in
Lus Angeles ai the First African
,vl.tlkltlska Eptsugial C.hturch for seven
days, "at whatever site could to W.
We had hundrl. U and hundreds of vol -
unlet: ts...ptwple walking the eonununity.
JcsW Jackson was there." says Lane. who
has worked on many projects wilt AML's
pastor, the Rev. Cecil Murray.
That pan was beautiful, she says. But
itte tither pan. seeing lite community
where slit and her husband. James. unce
loved. srnoldening and devastated. was dif-
ficult. "!t w;u disheanetu ig, totally dis-
heartening and depressing. but totally
usklentarktlable to nkc. ' site says.
Laukc, who remembers ukc 1965 Watts
nos asid the prtxuucs tit Its aftenttath.
says aut&e LrOnt a hew programs and orga-
rur: taom which grew out of it, not mucih
cis has ctangcd. '!f you read Uhc
McCune Commission capon, the same
problems still :hist. It's not lits people
d.dts't L110% Ills' IrustraltOn fuss beer,
bu l ldbtlg."
Young people nowauay., the says, are
lo: dlllcrent Ulan wit:u she was growing
up. "I'ley don't Uu11k ouch of tlemsclve-.
alk! Ube value of their lives so anouter lite
I% nal worth Silas ti►ucll.•'
They have rnlsxcd the positive ardlu-
ctttca W black leaner. like Marun Luther
Kuk�. Malcuhn X :old Medgar Even, %hc
Jay'.
Ncnous eonstdcrauon, she say,, must Ix
;ivcn to solvLn9 the problem til negauvc
%cif -image. witsch cuerges when blacks
are cumviantly barraged with tike nbcssar
tial to be blade Ls to be less Utast.
"TlwY cart rebuild Los Angeles. But if
You can't irarufonn tike minds in terms of
I scll-wunh and value it will be Just another
arca for Sr flim."
Lara also sees a aced for cultural train -
kg classes lot everyone. "If you never
.now anyone black, you art: not going to
I know we are just people." she says.
Lark*, who did religious iunkiraisittg
statewide for this: Rev. Jackson's 19b4 and
19KS presidential campaigns. says
Anccr►" would be al atwllter level of
understanding had he been elected ;UvJ
been able to reallocate monies to
Irwn Cluj issises like educauoll ;uuJ
cluld care titstcad of backctkj costs of
welfare and prisons.
"For ycx% people talked about develop-
ing a Marshall Platt for cities. They did
that to rebuild Gemtany and Japan. So
why couldn't they du that for A m-rica?
"America was built on tlk: bads of
slave labuiem The wily brae we ever had
lull employamu was during slavery" she
says.
I-vw blames educa donut institutions
and the media for the warped view of
blacks. "it (Ute media) shows crooks. drug
dealers and gang measkis ; like there are
no Other people us our colsunuouly. Every-
one Uutkks everyone black is a problem.
Not use."
"Ac. site says. are mixeducated about
tlx: cwuribu"is of blaa Mterica. "We
have street lights because of a bhati per-
sOtL Tt►e Ironing board catilt from a black
fuuale; the litres down the n►iddle of a
strut titan a black persue. the problem is
simple igrwraucc."
A businesswoman and the mother of
four grown children. Lame operates Lila
Lane and Associates. a political acid m i-
gious public relations firm. "1 train people
m blaet :hurdles to Slee involved its politi-
C•a an -as.- how.w elect peuplC.�rwte+lt: r-..:�
pe:opk. Low to get legislation passed." she
rays.
She sees herself as a motivator acrd as
sonwone wlw knows Iww to work the sys-
tem, "What 1 say to people is they should
write a plan. then will a plant attd thou
wort; a plan. It works."
The editor of the American Baptist
Black Caucus is in the atidst of detenhin-
sag whose presidenual camp she warts to
reside u►—Dernucra is hopeful Bill Clio-
toll or Itldepuulent businessman Ross Per-
ot.
"1'm interested in doing some poli i ll
education classes in churches around the
c:uunlry. There art: so many cities Ghat
people of color could eolurol if they strn-
ply registered and voted," Aw says.
arc has been doing public relauoas
work suue 1966 when a ineikl who
waisted to publish a magazine asked
Ilk music ntajur tar help.
Ixuua ily Mlle was skL'puca:, but evctuu-
wiy accepted the challenge. "1 told l:ur is
you watt to pay n►c to du son►cilung 1
dol.'t know how to do, 1'U du lit."
furl:rlsingly. sltc liked at. "I dal such a
good hub taut kr►owuhg what 1 was duulg
Mat 1 Jccrtk;d to go to UCLA ex►rtuton
aiad take public rcWtow, noel Jounhal sm
clalacJ."
. It wasn't loo lung after that sloe decided
it clic could work fur her fristd, site could
work for herself. Site oltetud tier own
oil,Ice-at►d kept hunl as Ikcr lint elotaL
Through ilk: ycan Laic has been
involved to a nun►bcr of coonnwruty pro-
jects. which has brought her into contact
wills all the political leaders all the area.
She served as cu -host wild production
courdu►ator for "Fronot the hast&- Out" on
KTTV. Azul for eight yc= site was a
ra&ko talk slkow lost ort KJLI-h, where she
always aided ler shows with this obser-
vatiun: "!t ain't going to get together
unless we get together together."
Ito 1981. site cleated the Wwukcn's ftusi-
ness th velopmCnt Center. when: women
enlreprencurs were encouraged.
Lane. who was bum u► JAcksot►. Miss..
Slew LLP tib t -os Angeics ptufcCls. star -
May DC0."%a/I'"w.. weekly
Ella lane saw discrimination as a youth and wants W make a diiiereitce in the
way races treat cacti other. She runs her own political and religious PR agency.
rounded by bet own big faultily—there
were rune childma. her parcius nail alt
aunt and grandmother—as well as au
extended family. -The people in Use pro-
jects were all our pwcnu. Now that kind
of iantily doesn't cum.".
her teachers, most til whom were
black, attended local churches auto repon-
Ctl regularly to Ibex paucl►is alt ler
progress.
Lane secs negauve t:►Luut trout Use
Brown versus Ube livald ul Wiscauon
deauah. - nbc decl-uus. ►n essence said
you f01ss got prvblcn!. aukl ui urder to
solve Ubent you have to cuule uver Ierc.
Snurig lex.t to sontcuslc w11ltc ducsll't
solve atbyl►sub; 'slue says.
Moth:), spent in lo.al schools might
have resoivcd soukc o. Use problem. •'1
11" so teC;Inil tlbew a ...Lltcrruu Its
utsdemt.tlkl.ttg Lwkween bla:k .ski
while LeaCibelJ. llhe b1a:L lea.lte[ %.Iy.N yuU
gut to leant. Sonic while tcacaets had Use
Icchng U1at black cluldtcll could nut
learn..'
Ella Lane
N Longtime activlsi antcl former
spokesperson for the
National Council of Negro
Women.
■ ti businesswoman whu
operates her own pohtxr..
ane religious public 1`01ZIL1011t,
agency.
a Motner Of tour brown
cnlldren. two axils anti two
oaventers. She al5u hest, twu
grandsons anu tw. gfe3t
g(anuchlldren.
■ Former duecior of mu:.IL vt
Calvary 13:,pt:,t Church In
the; San fernanew Valley
wnc:rL' IhC as:rvc(J IOr 23
years anu still cunttnuc,, to
00 special wt -Illi.
she tries to delver Uus rocs-
N Tustin resloenl since
Today.
sage to Young people: Education
January. Her husbanC,
dues not guatanee success, but
James, is ta ax
without it failure is assured.
Nleuporl 177 Restaurant in
Religion also turd rscures ler message.
Tustllt.
"The other UWIg that make'); a dditercit":
has been the Lord Jcsus. His words have
said all things are posabblc."
Her own energy ;u1J hupc stein from
worked wullden un your boil."
that belief. "1 knuw Gull i. us eotiuul :told
►Sat Hluder ljruwu 414k•.1'1 We It tlut
eventually things will be set nglu, but I
way. "lie loeed.•J rose 1 C.S. he dial. You
have to work to get Ueut nglu."
should have e'en a w Iwo$ Ise had at b)
SIIC tells a scary about a Incaclter visit-
II4111WIf.' Ie tell\ the pleaIlk•1.
ing one of his pock. whu has lust slxetit
tate laugh.. draws Iscnell ul1 t.. h: I
weeks plowing atkl lerkhng what had been
full Iivc-leet two aa"k . anti nay,, "I Lssv.
a scruffy spn:A., of Wait. •'IltuUer
ilk Lord Calla uJ 14) a4:11VI Il tecau.e I:
brown." like ple.lclel Z,ays. "Ilse Loed lhas
Nal all acttvlal."
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335 South C. Street e.
Old Town in Tustin, California 92680
(714) 731-4063
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1522 DEL AMO AVENUE
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680
(7 14) 544-8890
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The Main Office Prof tion+1_ Huntineton Bcach
Development. design and construction of 17,000 square foot.
two-story. garden office project on Main Street. Project
completed and occupied 1977.
Gothard Street Industrial- Huntington Beach
Development. design and construction of 14.000 square foot.
multi -tenant industrial facility on Gothard Street. Com-
pletcd and occupied 1979. Re -syndicated 1983.
Florida Prof ssional Huntington Beach
Development, design and construction of 16,000 square foot,
three-story. office project on Florida Street. Completed and
occupied 1980.
Baker Industrial - Ontario
Development, design and construction of 37,600 square foot
industrial park of four concrete tilt -up buildings. Com-
pictcd September 1981.
Cedar Industrial - Ontario
Syndication and management for purchase and resale of
127.000 square foot industrial park of eight buildings over
long term ground lease. Commenced operations in July
1981.
Huntington Medical_ Huntington Beach
Development, design and construction of 7.200 square foot
mcdieat/professional in Pacifica Medical District. Com-
pleted and occupied in 1982.
Pasadena Section 8 - Pasadena
Development, design and construction of 31 rent subsidy
townhouse apartments for HUD Section 8 program. Com-
pleted and sold June 1984. Second phase begun 1985.
Huntington Beach Industrial
Development. design and construction of three light industr-
ial buildings working as partner with user -investors. Con-
struction completed 1985.
513tet Autott10i1yC cn[cr. nun[ingion nc��n
Development. design and construction of a 25,000 square
foot multi -tenant auto park of three buildings under joint
venture with major tenant. Completed and occupied 1986.
Tulare Court Homes, Bucna Park
Development and syndication of 20 unit residential sub-
division under joint venture with Builder and Redevelop-
ment Agency. Completed and fully sold 1986.
Pl&za Level
OO
Warren N. Lorne, President of
ARCON. Review of design specifications
documents the firm's dedication to excel-
lence and service to clients.
Rcoublic Bag_ Inc- Corona
Design and construction in the renovation and expansion of
an abandoned 45.000 square foot industrial facility as a
'build to suit' for a plastic fabrication company. Completed
1987.
Citicenter Office Building_ Arcadia
Development. design and construction of a 28,000 square
foot professional project under DDA with the Arcadia
Redevelopment Agency. Completed and fully leased 1988.
Villa Grande Condominiums Garden Grove
Construction of 24 residential units under DDA with the
Garden Grove Redevelopment Agency. Completed and sold
1988.
Ronald J. Guyer
Richard Schroeder
President/Investment Syndicator
President
Pension Investment Research
Republic Bag, Inc.
245 Fischer Avenue
580 E. Harrison Street
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Corona, CA 91719-1344
(714)641-9300
(714)734-9740
Erik W. Lundquist, CPA
Thomas A. Greco
Accountant
Attorney at Law
189652 Florida Street #240
Lazof. Greco k Coss
Huntington Beach. CA 92648
One Park Plaza. Suite 225
(714)842-8839
Irvine. CA 92614
(714)646-2235
(714)553-1991
Guillermo M. Torres
President
Terry L. Rhodes
Serrot Corporation
Attorney at Law
7575 Reynolds Circle
1151 Dove Street *140
Huntington Beach. CA 92648
Newport Beach. CA 92660
(714)848-0227
(714)752-2282
Robert Jarrard/Howard Abel
James S. Schaefer
Owners
President. Accountant
Abel Capital
Mark Schaefer Associates
485 E. 17th Street 0410
55 E. Huntington #300
Costa Mesa. CA 92627
Arcadia. CA 91006
(714)646-2235
(818)446-3126
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ARCHn.CT/CONT'tiA' TOR INCOWORAIED
WARREN HAWARD LORTIE. A.I.A.
born August 4, 1943 in
Los Angeles. California
pFncVel eNfl PROFESSIONAL RESUME
512 Dahlia
Corona Del Mar. CA 92625
ED tCATi0A1
University of Southern California
Bachelor of Architecture - 1966
University of California at Los Angeles
Graduate Study. Master of Business Administration
Harvard University. Graduate School of Design
Graduate Seminar. Design Organization Management
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American Field Service Scholarship. Study in
Germany - 1961
Douglas Aircraft Tuition Scholarship, Graduate
Study - 1967 - 1969
Paul Harris Fellow, Rotary International, 1985
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Architect. C-7449 - State of California, 1973
General Contractor. B-460577 - State of California 1978
Member of the American Institute of Architects. 1977
I2��ittn EnAinccr. Douglas Aircraft Company Development of
DC -9 aircraft, cabin services and aeromcdical support sys-
tcros - 1966 - 1969
Proiect Arehi ect, Killingsworth, Brady and Associates;
Pulliam. Matthews and Associates; Deasy. Bolling & Gill.
Work in all phases Of architecture including planning.
program. design, construction documents, and construction
supervision - 1969 - 1973
A«ociatc Profcs Qt. California State University at Pomona
Architectural Design Lecturer. graduate instructor and
mentor. part-time - 1973 - 1979
IP91IME OF MAJOR WORK
1969- 1971
In association with Killingsworth. Brady and Associates:
1he City Ccntc_Qtftnge.
Master Plan development for shopping center and office
building complex including graphic and architectural design.
anion ontt B h State University
1971 - 1973
In Association with Pulliam. Matthews and Associates:
tt -union Calitorni� St�ce university Pomona.
Project Architect. Work included tntertor and kitchen
design.
lyy-OC[ice Building C1labasa� Pack• Woodland Hills
OCltcr Build-
inQ S'+cramcnto_
Development planning. design and construction documents
for garden concept office projects.
1973 - 1974 Bolling and Gill:
In Association with Deasy,
q tyre Complex-aliforni� c►..ce Chunsellor'c i;e�dou r
W=
tY.
Project Architect for 100.000 square foot office and con-
fcrence facility in Long Beach.
Fj�* We�tcrn Bink C'omoutcr Ccntcr.
Program, planning aad design for major office remodeling.
1974 - 1977
As an Architect in Private Practice:
'State Post Office Lot Feliz Stalin.
New post office faccicty for General Services Administra-
tion.
metal S rvi Pico River^' Schmidt
S N =ollvwood Rndco S rvtee Inc N r_ h -Hol-
ly -W -29A
New buildings for small commercial users.
Ifo v cc..., c'cntcr Mission Vicio
Planning and design for small convenience shopping center.
s i1'
'� SOCi i P���d n'+' Polytechnic School_
plaP aygrround facilities design and construction supervision.
B:artmcnt C'omtzlcx. NuntinAton_Bcach
54 Units - development, design and construction docments.
Presi;io1 Practice, Warren Lortic Associates, Architect
Private, full service practice in Planning and Architecture 1977 -present
1973 to present. As an Architect and Developer. providing project contract-
ing and management of completed facilities:
Dcveionm nt and Construe i n. design. development and 'tnatrce o'�rtmcnt� Chino
Development oC a 150 unit apartment complex, townhc
construction of commercial projects in Huntington Beach -
1977 to present. Incorporated as Architect and Contractor, style. Project sold to and built by Mauer Development,
providing full development services, under company name Newport Beach.
ARCON, INC.. 1984.
WLAArcon, Inc, 18652 Florida St, Suite 200, Huntington Beach, CA92648(714)848-7262 FAX(714)843-6168 Lic. B460577
ARC rE.-i-I= . -Now saw=�=A
WE BUILD BUILDINGS YOU WANT TO OWN
Serrot Expansion Needs Met
Rapid growth presents a myriad of corporate challenges—
especially in terms of financing and capitalizing the
expansion of plant capabilities. In just four years, Serrot
Corporation has become one of the nation's largest
installers of environmental protection liners used for the
storage and containment of industrial liquids and gasses.
Developing the production facilities for meeting an
ever-increasing market demand has required aggressive
planning and creative solutions.
Enlisting the skills of WLA Arcon in 1985, Serrot's first
expansion was from 4,500 square feet to a 13,000 -
square -foot facility. Along with locating the property
and developing plans, Arcon, as a venture partner,
contributed the expertise and resources in obtaining
SBA financing. Significantly exceeding projections when
appraised at completion, this facility's value continued
to appreciate remarkably.
By 1988, the need for expansion again arose. Once
more, WLA Arcon played a major role. Concurrent with
the marketing and sale of Serrot's existing building at
nearly 2.5 times the original land and construction costs,
Arcon initiated feasibility studies on several available
sites. After establishing the land price for the selected
property and construction cost projections. underwriting
arrangements were successfully coordinated and plans
were finalized.
Located on a 1.1 -acre site at the western edge of
Huntington Beach. Serrot Corporation's new headquarters
incorporates 8.000 square feet of office space. plus an
18.000 -square -foot warehouse area. With the design anc
construction overseen by Arcon, this over S2.0-miliior
contemporary-stvied iacility was completed in nine month,
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SEARCUT
Diamond Homes Condominiums
Optimizing Real Estate Assets
To optimize the value potential of a small neighborhood
nursery, no longer operable on a cost-effective basis, WLA
Arcon joined with the owner, Ronald Ramuz, to create
an innovative development strategy that allowed for
the retention of the property, while attaining significant,
long-term appreciation benefits. What resulted was an
attractive enclave of 16 townhome residences which
serve as an income-producing investment at a value
several times that of the vacant land.
Maximizing the advantages of the site. situated at the
southeast corner of Diamond Street anc Santa Anita
Avenue in Arcadia. a series of two -store residences
w� bUl" over two -ca- attached oaraa-s 1Nith entries
a,- - pedestrian walkways all "at Grade lou: floor -
plans encompass a choice of two-- anc ,-ree-bedroom:
arrangements with from 1.374 to 1.687 = uare feet.
Such features as utilitv!sewing rooms arc private
paiiosfoaiconies contribute addeC res central appea..
.r. add;; providine the ianc ulse/pr^soectus
anaiyse: cesign work and contracting. mult!-faceiec
Arcon also is assistinc in the marKeiinc ano lease-ut✓
at rents well above current marke rates
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With construction completed on new 26,000 -square -foot headquarters. the Serrot Corporation has successfully expanaec facilities twice
in the past four years by utilizing the multi -faceted expertise of WLA Arcon.
STAFFLINE
Accountability is a key function at WLA
Arcon and Judy,Branca performs this
task with exceptional efficiency and
reliability. With eight years of experience
working for a Syracuse (NY) bank, Judy
joined Arcon in 1984.
Having completed special accounting
and computer programming course-
work, Judy oversees Acron's general
banking and bookkeeping activities as
well as related property management
and investor reporting functions.
On the contracting side of Arcon's
operations, Margaret Luongo is
Computer-assisted reporting
responsibile for monitoring and paying
optimizes WLA Arcon's accounting
functions as performed by Judy
subcontractors, alongwith maintaining
g
Branca (center) and Margaret
cost breakdowns and reimbursement
Luongo (right), under the direction
requests for construction loan funding.
o/ Warren Lortie, president.
Republic Bag ... A Creative Solution
Reaping the benefits of WLA Arcon's unique ability as a
"design and build" firm, The Republic Bag Company,
now based in Corona, doubled its capacities with seven
production lines operating on a 24-hour basis. An economical
and efficient move was made possible by renovating
an abandoned Sunkist factory with an adjacent railroad
spur. A shipping/receiving wing with truck loading
areas and new executive offices were added to complete
the 38,000 -square -foot facility in 1987. Extending the
functionality of this innovative design, mirror image
expansion plans for the manufacturing area are now
being considered.
New Challenges ... A Project Update
Constantly seeking opportunities to optimize real estate
resources, WLA Arcon has several additional projects now
"in the works", covering such diverse locales as:
SALT LAKE CITY (UT) — Purchase of 17 residential units at
Garden Towers for renovation and resale. Also purchase and
successful Iona -term lease acquisition on Industrial Complex
in the same area.
Ancon
ARCH ITECTICONTRACTOR
18652 Florida Street. Suite 200
Hummnaton Beach CA 92648
DEER VALLEY (UT) — Development approval has been
received for a 51 -unit vacation townhome project. Deer
Lake Village is starting construction of Phase I this sprint;.
Also a native of Syracuse (NY) with
a substar.;►al banking background,
Margaret. together with Judy and other
staff memoers, provides invaluable
support for Arcon's ever -broadening
scope of services.
NE WILL SHOW YOU
3USINESS: How to own your own facility
INVESTOR: How to develop equity
OWNER: How to manage and market
your assets.
FOR INFORMATION CALL (714) 848-7262
DIAMOND
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ATTACHED GARAGE
OWNER - DOROT10 AND "UP -
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HOMES
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Diamond Homes owners Doroty (right) and Ronald (left) Ramuz join
project architect Warren H. Lore. AIA, at project ground -breaking
ceremonies.
RIVERSIDE (CA) — Cons;-uction of 15 Equestrian Estates
on 1/2 -acre sites to be marketed for sale in the spring.
HUNTINGTON BEACH (CA) — Planning approval has
been 'received for a nevi =►ks Club facility which. under
a design and build acree--ent. is to be completed this fall.
A Rcori 9.-"=
WE BUILD BUILDINGS YOU WANT TO OWN
ARCON's design for successful equity development and
asset management integrates all aspects of development
from land acquisition, product design, financing, construc-
tion, to property management and sales. ARCON's major
areas of activity include:
Architecture and Planning
ARCON's principal is a licensed architect with substantial
experience in commercial, industrial and residential project
design. Service and experience include land and office
space planning.
Contracting and Development
ARCON is a licensed general contractor and provides
direct project supervision for building and development.
Feedback to design during construction increases project
economy and efficiency.
Marketing and Acquisition
ARCON maintains an active program of leasing, financing,
purchase and sale of real estate investment properties
under direct ownership and management. Continuing
equity analysis provides valuable feedback to construction
and design.
Management
ARCON provides an outstanding staff to maintain the
records and conduct the business for each partnership
and property. Asset management includes coordinating
with tax, legal and asset investment planning professionals.
HIGHLIGHT OF CURRENT ACTIVITY AT ARCON
s Development and construction of small industrial
projects, oriented to prime tenants and owners.
■ Development and construction of rent subsidy Section:
8 apartments under Disposition and Development Con
tract with the City of Pasadena.
! Development of multi-tenan auto cenier in Huntrnoto
Beam fo- or,me user.
a DeveiopmenL of Orange County showroom ano sales
office for Huddle Furniture.
The Main Office Professional (1977) and Florida Professional
(1980) Buildings, Huntington Beach. Typical of the office projects
developed, designed, constructed and ma'taged by ARCON.
■ Office space planning and architectural consulting for
approximately 300,000 square feet of new professional
office projects in Southern California.
■ Development of a 20 -unit affordable housing tract in
Buena Park.
■ Ongoing property management of professional office
buildings, industrial and income residential units.
WE WILL SHOW YOU
BUSINESS: How to own your own facility
INVESTOR: How to develop equity
OWNER: How to manaae and market
vour assets
FOR INFORMATION CALL (714) 848-7262
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Our first issue of ARCON NEWS is
designed to acquaint you with the Com-
pany and people utilizing the concept of
equity development through real property.
Leadership is a key element and is pro-
vided by Warren H. Lortie, President of
ARCON. He has had a professional prac-
tice in architecture for 14 years, the last 7
of which he has also been a licensed
general contractor. As an architect and
contractor, he has designed and con-
structed over one-half million square feet
of governmental, industrial and commercial
developments.
In 1977, Warren extended his architectural
Warren H. Lortie, President of
ARCON. Review of design specifications
documents the firm's dedication to excel-
lence and service to clients.
practice to include real estate equity devel-
opment by incorporating construction,
marketing and property management.
At this time, the firm was also renamed
Q "ARCON;' symbolic of the Architect/
m Contractor partnership. His commitment
Z is to provide a full service equity devel-
opment source for investors, owners
g and tenants.
oIt is Warren's goal that ARCON will continue
o to develop expanded expertise in all areas
LL of real estate equity development, while
maintaining the highest standards in prod-
uct quality and design. He continues to set
the company's orientation toward projects
which people want to own. ■
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ARCOM-- _ —
CITICENTER BUILDING BEGINS
Arcadia's past, present and future
come together as cranes place steel
roof beams on the new Citicenter
building developed by Arcon of
Huntington Beach.
Located at First St. and Huntington
Dr., the site was home for Arcadia's
first City Hall and acted as the hub of
the original commercial district. With
the addition of freeways and the pass-
ing of time the area has experienced
transition.
This area is now emerging as a
business and financial center with Home
Savings, American Savings and Glendale
Federal Savings all relating to the same
intersection.
Arcadia Redevelopment Agency select-
ed the proposal by Arcon for what may be
the most critical site in the Central Arcadia
Commercial Redevelopment Area.
Unique in Arcon's proposal is the strong
orientation to Huntington Dr. while main-
taining an appropriate scale in relation to
the older and historically significant commercial buildings in
the area.
The brick and glass exterior and an architectural blend of
traditional and contemporary styles further enhance the merg-
ing of the past and the future in a 26,000 square foot building
designed for businesses of today.
By implementing underground parking and a slope -decked
structure in the rear, a pedestrian relationship is retained at
both the Huntington Drive and First Street elevations. Comple-
tion is scheduled for December 1987.
Arcon has organized project ownership consistant with its
belief in equity sharing between investor, tenants and the
developer.
Co -general partner with Arcon is Arcadia Equity Manage-
ment Group which is an entity made up of individuals who
have provided capital investment under the leadership of Mark
Schaefer Associates, the prime tenants, who are active in the
management of the project.
Arcon, in addition to providing a capital investment, has
provided Architectural, Contracting and Property Management
Services in completing the development, construction and in
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of the plan as well as viability of the site
are confirmed not only in the acceptance by the
Redevelopment Agency, but in the fact that the
building was two-thirds preleased at the time of
the groundbreaking.
Warren H_ Lortie, president of Arcon, con-
ducted ground breaking ceremonies last winter
to initiate construction on the project. Attending
were Arcadia Mayor Mary Young, State Assembly-
man Richard Mountjoy of Arcadia, City Council-
men Bob Harbict, Dennis Lojeski and Roger
Chandler. Also attending were City Manager
George Watts, Redevelopment Agency Direc-
tor Peter Kinnalian and other business and
civic leaders.
Highlighting the event were presentations
to the late Mark Schaefer. founder of Mark
Schaefer Associates, a firm which will be
occupying the third floor of the building and
William Lewis, President of ASL Consulting
Engineers, who will be occupying the
second floor of the project.
TULARE COURT — A COMPLETE SELLOUT
Prospective buyers started lining up a week before the
grand opening at Tulare Court, a joint venture project of Arcon
and Dan Posilovich Enterprises. The 20 affordable residential
units, built under a redevelopment agreement with the City of
Buena Park, were all sold on the first day of sales.
The single story, tile roofed, patio home concept included
two and three bedroom units all with attached garages. In a
unique site plan some of the homes were attached and some
were detached to provide the opportunity of ownership to a
greater market segment.
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the redevelopment project is at the site of the original City Hall.
STAFFLINE
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Committing to
maximize the dual
concept of archi-
tect and contrac-
tor, Arcon has
Mark Deyden reviews
enlisted the ser-
progress at Corona
vices of Mark
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be commencing this year. He will also
assist in the supervision of commercial
and industrial projects.
Mark's educational background in
construction technology and business
administration along with his experience
in all types of construction will provide
a valuable blend to the design and plan-
ning capabilities already existing in the
Arcon organization.■
Fulfilling the concept of a total design
and build organization, Michael
Hadland has joined the staff of Arcon.
Hadland, a graduate of Cal Poly
Pomona with a degree in architecture,
has been providing design and drafting
services for several years, originally
working for Warren Lortie Associates,
the parent company of Arcon.
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He has participated in the design and
completion of industrial, commercial, of-
fice and residential projects. He is cur-
rently specializing in consulting for space
planning needs for several major clients.0
WE WILL SHOW YOU
BUSINESS: How to own your own facility
INVESTOR: How to develop equity
OWNER:
How to manage and market
your assets
FOR INFORMATION CALL (714) 848-7262
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on new residential
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units which will
be commencing this year. He will also
assist in the supervision of commercial
and industrial projects.
Mark's educational background in
construction technology and business
administration along with his experience
in all types of construction will provide
a valuable blend to the design and plan-
ning capabilities already existing in the
Arcon organization.■
Fulfilling the concept of a total design
and build organization, Michael
Hadland has joined the staff of Arcon.
Hadland, a graduate of Cal Poly
Pomona with a degree in architecture,
has been providing design and drafting
services for several years, originally
working for Warren Lortie Associates,
the parent company of Arcon.
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Suite 200
Huntinoton Beacn
California 92648
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Mike Hadiand shares design idea with
Arcon President Warren Lortie.
He has participated in the design and
completion of industrial, commercial, of-
fice and residential projects. He is cur-
rently specializing in consulting for space
planning needs for several major clients.0
WE WILL SHOW YOU
BUSINESS: How to own your own facility
INVESTOR: How to develop equity
OWNER:
How to manage and market
your assets
FOR INFORMATION CALL (714) 848-7262
"WE BUILD BUILDINGS YOU WANT TO OWN"
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CITY OF TUSTIN
15222 DEL AMO AVENUE
TUSTINr CALIFORNIA 92680
(714) 544-8890
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APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT
Full Legal Name k
Address
Street Apartment
City State Zip Code
Home Phone Number IBusiness Phone:
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Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses?
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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 ALL COLLEGES, BUSINESS
DATES ATTENDED
DEGREE OBTAINED
OR TRADE SCHOOLS ATTENDED:
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Thank you for your interest in this position.
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. Lagy,, Layne 10113/92 EXPEV J.:, Department of Transportation
1/92 to present -District 12 Public Transportation -Associate Transportation Planner. I manage the District's
involvement with the intercity/commuter/urban rail program in Orange County. I perform grants and
contract administration for county rail facilitates and paratransit projects and assist local agencies in the
selection of projects and completion of application for state grants, Transit Capital Improvement Program
and rail bond program. I participate in rail and bus technical advisory committees,. I review local land
planning and development documents for circulation requirements.
10/88 to 12/91 -District 12 -Santa Ana- Project Management -Civil Engineer. I provide the District and
headquarters management with the cost estimates status and development schedule of all programmed
transportation projects in the District. I maintain project databases on mainframes and PC systems and
assist in the management of resources.
9/87-10/88 District 4 San Francisco- Engineering Services. I was project manager for installation, operation
and planning for multi -tasking computer work -stations. I maintained user accounts and responsible for
engineering computer training and development programs.
6/849/87 District 4 San Francisco- Transportation Studies. I was assistant project engineer for the
alternative analysis of the Route 85 [Santa Clara County, Calif) Corridor Study. I developed the light rail
and bus alternatives for the corridor, modal and conceptual site analysis, and provided oversight to the
preparation of the Draft and Final environmental documents. I organized the public participation program
including all presentation material.
4/78-6/84 District 4 -Public Transportation. I was the primary planner for the San Jose Terminal Study. I
developed and analyzed the alternatives for the proposed terminal project, including a BART interface, and
developed the initial station concepts for the south expansion of the Peninsula Commute Service. I
provided oversight to the preparation of the Draft and Final environments documents. I assisted in cost
estimates for the downtown San Francisco PCS extension and inspected and reviewed PCS stations and
track projects. I prepared the preliminary contract and Scope of Work for the BART/West Oakland terminal
study and served as a technical advisory committee member.
I provided contract administration for a $1.2 million consultant contract for the [San Francisco] Transbay
Terminal Expansion project. I was responsible for historical analysis of site and background material for the
building operation, project funding and transit usage portions of the working papers and the environmental
documents. I organized the public participation process and managed the preparation of material for the
public meetings and hearings. I sat on the TAC and assisted in policy board meetings, BART was a TAC
and board member.
8/77-4/78 District 4 -Project Development. I was an assistant engineer for various highway projects in Santa
Cruz County-
12/72-1/76 District 7 Los Angeles -Highway Operations. I supervised a traffic control project in Los Angeles
1/70-12/72 District 7 Los Angeles- Route Planning. I was a transportation planner for the Route 90 Corridor
in the Los Angeles area.
6/69-1/70 District 7 Los Angeles-Design/Construction/Survey. I was an assistant engineer for various
projects in the Los Angeles area.
Education: Bachelor of Science- Architectural Engineering.
Certificate in Land -use and environmental planning.
Registration: Eligibile to be registered as a professioinal engineer.
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CITY OF TUSTIN
15222 DEL AMO AVENUE
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 ,114M n�� -=C�� �• �
(7 14 ) 544-8890 COMM,
APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT
Date SEoTEMBER 2E, 1992
Full Legal Name TDAVID JAMES VAMAVEER JR,
Address 1BI t' ALNUT AVE. P98
Street Apartment #
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City State `'Zip Code
Home Phone Number( 714)838--4000 Business Phone: (Z14) 544-=-_
Commission/Committee Position applying for: XL MIRAI PESO. prES Crv,%,,T EE
Reason you are applying for that position: T UORK Ar,m LIVE It: Tt1STIN
I HAVE EEEN I ITERESTED IN THE H I STORY OF TMV, TUST i N S i Wc T PURCHASED
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If so, which ones? NeNE
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 ALL COLLEGES, BUSINESS DATES ATTENDED DEGREE OBTAINED
OR TRADE SCHOOLS ATTENDED:
CALIFORNIA STATEUr' I vER� I TY, FuLLERTav g? -P,8
What type (s; of civic activities are you iT ,-oven in?
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Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered.
Thank you for your interest in this positicn.
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David J. Vandaveer Jr.
1 51 Walnut Ave. #8
Tustin, CA 92680
`714} 838-4090
F'�►.it i�►tt Desi rcd:
r; seat of the Cultur c., ! Resources Co=ittee'.
BSEE California St alk.e University, Fullerton
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Handyman Home Cente: , Santa Ana, C7--
Area
AArea Supervisor
* Became one of the First Area Supervisors
' Ordered merchandise for three depa_tments.
Worked on remodel _; lig store
Builder's Square, Fountain Valley, CA
Service Desk Specialist
Moved from sales to service desk '.n under one year.
Worked as Second 'r, Command in Electrical Department.
Tustin Hardware
President
Started as Sales and worked up to owner.
Remodeled _he std) =-.o reopen -he -front door.
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ember mus -ilCommercE .
A1o:-kee for sel ..!lig '�e�ep �ne�; &- t_eiephone systems .
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CI'T'Y OF TUSTIN
15222 DEL AMO AVENUE
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680
( 14) 544-8890
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COMMU,YITY DfVLEOa
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APPLICATION FOR COYYISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT
Date October 13, 1992
Full Legal Name Kristin Fain Hamberg
Address 13382 Charloma Dr.
Street
Tustin,
CA
Apartment #
92680
City State Zip Code
Home Phone Number ( 714 ) 730-3549 Business Phone: ( 714 ) 725-4678
Commission/ Committee Position applying for: Cultural Resources Advisory Committee
Reason you are applying for that position: As a 16 -year resident of Tustin and a
recent graduate in Anthropology at Occidental College in Los Angeles, I am very much
interested in the historic preservation of this beautiful city, as well as the continued
development of the city's natural resources and cultural community. I feel this position
would allow me to engage my knowledge of cultural anthropology and bring new and
innovative ideas to the Community Development Department.
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At 22 vears of aae, I have essen`'aily qrown up in Tustin, attending several iocai uuoiic
schools and working in the communi w. During my senior year at Tustin High, I had the
unique opportunity to work directiv with the City of Tustin in which I represented the
high school and reported the school's activities at weekly board meetings. While
attending Occidental, I worked at zhe Southwest Museum in Los Angeles. academic
experience in college and my work experience at the museum have not only influenced me to
pursue a career in cultural anthropology, they have given me a strong sense of the
List any professional orcgany-ations to which you belong:
importance of acknowledging a community's
history as well as taking a responsible
position regarding it's future.
Lambda Aloha Honor Society for Anthropology - member since 1990
Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses? No
If so, which ones?
Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? No
If so, why?
EDUCATION:
Circle Highest Grade Completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 6)16+
LIST ALL COLLEGES, BUSINESS DATES ATTENDED DEGREE OBTAINED
OR TRADE SCHOOLS ATTENDED:
Occidental Colleqe 1988-1992 B.A.
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Tustin Area Historical
Society and doing volunteer work at the newly reopened Bowers Museum. In the past, I
have volunteered in Tustin Tiller Days and other community services through the student
government at Tustin High. At Occidental, I participated in In -School Scouting in which
I visited a local elementary school in the Los Angeles area and instructed the students
for approximately 2 hours each week.
Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered.
Thank you for your interest in this position.
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KRISTIN F. HAMEBERG
PERMANENT ADDRESS
13382 Charloma Drive
Tustin, CA 92680
(714) 730-3549
EDUCATION:
Occidental College, Los Angeles, CA; B.A., June 1992 Cum Laude
Major: Anthropology Minor: Women's Studies
WORK EXPERIENCE:
RECEPTIONIST, Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, CA, May 1991 -June 1992; Directed incoming calls,
received visitors at the museum, and responded to various inquiries and requests by visitors and staff
STUDENT AIDE, Occidental College Languages & Literatures Department, September 1989 -June 1992;
Performed various clerical duties including typing, filing, and photocopying; Designed and displayed posters
for departmental events
TEACHER'S ASSISTENT, Occidental College Anthropology Department, Fall Term 1991; Assisted in
grading and conducted research for a leading professor of anthropology
VOLUNTEER, Southwest Museum, Summer 1991; Assisted in the construction of a major exhibit and
performed various other duties concerning the maintenance of the museum
INTERN, Occidental College Office of Admissions, September 1990 -June 1991; Represented Occidental
at college fairs and local high schools and communicated to high school students the importance of advanced
education; interviewed and advised incoming students; organized prospective student visits, tours, and
overnight stays
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT
Accountants on Call, Newport Beach, CA, December 1989, Summer 1990, Summer 1992
Persona, Inc., Irvine, CA, Summer 1989
HONORS AND ACTIVITIES:
LAMBDA ALPHA NATIONAL ANTHROPOLOGY HONOR SOCIETY. Zeta Chanter of Occidental
College, May 1991 -present
ANTHROPOLOGY CLUB, Occidental College, September 1990 -June 1992
ZETA TAU ZETA SORORITY, Occidental College, January 1989 -June 1992; SECRETARY. 1989-1990
DEAN'S LIST, Occidental College, Spring 1991, Fall 1991, Winter 1992, Spring 1992
SPECIAL SKILLS:
COMPUTERS: Familiar with WORDSTAR PROFESSIONAL, BASIC, and ARGUS
LANGUAGES: One year intensive Spanish study