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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOB 1 COMM'S SELECT 09-08-92)LD BUSINSS N0. 1 9-8-92 i i n t e r- Com DATE: SEPTEMBER 8, 1992 TO: WILLIAM A. HUSTON, CITY MANAGER FROM: OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK SUBJECT: SELECTION OF PLANNING COMMISSIONERS, PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSIONERS, AND CULTURAL RESOURCES COMMITTEE MEMBERS RECOMMENDATION Pleasure of the City Council. BACKGROUND On August 3, 1992, the City Council interviewed the following applicants for: Planning Commission: Lucien Bone Jr., John Norman Butler, Barbara Ferguson, Jeannie Jackson, Marjorie Kasalek, Casper Kasparian, Nanette Lunn, and William Stracker. (Helen Edgar was unavailable for interviews). Parks and Recreation Commission: Donald Biery, Christie Cormack, Mark Denney, Joseph Dias, Jeannie Jackson, Teri Knoll, Samuel Randall, Laurel Stanford, Susan Welsh, and Tracy Worley. (Michael Baron and Helen Edgar were unavailable for interviews). Cultural Resources Committee: Douglas Churchill, Brent Ferdig, Barbara Ferguson, and Ella Lane. Following the interviews, Richard Yining verbally indicated to staff an interest in continuing his participation on the Cultural Resources Committee; and Donald LeJeune has submitted a letter expressing interest to serve on the Cultural Resources Committee following the relocation of an historical structure to his site on Main Street. Attached are applications/letters submitted by the above candidates. There are currently three vacancies on the Planning Commission, three vacancies on the Parks and Recreation Commission and two -vacancies on the Cultural Resources Committee. Valerie Whiteman Chief Deputy City Clerk APPLICANTS FOR PLANNING COMMISSION CITY OF TUSTIN 15222 DEL AMO AVENUE TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 (7 14) 544-8890 COMMUNITY DEVLEOPKA : APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT Date jitne Q-11,.,, Full Legal Name Address Street Apartment # State Zi City ��tt o Home Phone Number / " 5"'SBus iness Phone : (71# )o 3o?-� / Commission/ committee Position applying for: Reason you are applying for that position: a 02�� ���c►r` ty, Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies you for the position: V< List any professional organizations to which you belong: Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses? If so, which ones? Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? _„11 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: 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. commappt.cc RESUME LUCIEN (LOU) BONE 14312 Heatherfield Drive Tustin, California, 92680-6328 EXPERIENCE XL LOCK, INC. 1989 -PRESENT President and COO H(714) 544-6545 W(714) 282-2927 GANNETT INC. 1969-1989 Ranks 141 on the Fortune 500 on sales. Subsidiary: PIA MERCHANDISING COMPANY President and COO ALBERTSONS MARKETS 1955-1969 Store Manager EDUCATION Sales and Marketing Executive Courses in Sales Management, 1971-1992 American Management Association Courses, 1972-1980 Business Administration, Associate of Arts, Compton Junior College, 1957 Business Administration, Long Beach State University Gardena Planning Commission Mid 1960's Los Angeles Library Subcommittee 1980's ASSOCIATIONS Sales and Marketing Executives of Los Angeles President, 1990-1991 Sr. Vice President, 1989-1990 Vice President, 1985, 1986, 1987 Board of Directors, -1982-1992 Illuminators Board of Directors, 1985-1988 California Grocers As Capitol Club Executive Committee, 1982-1984 (Associations continued on page 2) RESUME: LOU BONE PAGE 2 ASSOCIATIONS (Continued) Anaheim Chamber of Commerce City/County Government Committee, 1984-1986 State Senator John Seymour's Special Task Force for the Food Industry, 1984-1991 Los Angeles Rams Booster Club Director 1983-1989 World Affairs Council of Orange County Merchants & Manufacturers Association National Federation of Independent Businesses HONORS Who's Who in America Who's Who in the West Who's Who in California Award of Appreciation from the California State Department of Education and the North Orange County Occupational Program, 1976 Sales and Marketing Executives of Los Angeles: President's Award, 1984 Honor Award, 1983 Merit Award, 1980 Sammy Award, 1971 June 12, 1992 CITY OF TUSTIN 15222 DEL AMO AVENUE TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 (714) 544-8890 APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT Date July 27, 1992 Full Legal Name John Address 17431 Parker Drive Street Apartment # Tustin California 92fi80-2337 City State Zip Code Home Phone Number (714 ) 832-6002 Business Phone: ( 714 ) 544-1440 Commission/ Committee Position applying for: Planning Conmi ss i oner Reason you are applying for that position: • Desire & capability to serve Tustin in this capacity. Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies you for the position: See Addendum of Background and Fxpprienne njatificatinns _ List any professional organizations to which you belong: East Orange County Association of Realtors- Currently serving as Director of this Association. Also Past Chairman of Professional Standards Ommittee. Past Director for the California Association of Realtors. Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses? If so, which ones? Real Estate Broker, Certified Arbitrator and Certified Mediator for the California Association of nealtors. 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 State University of Fullerton 1974-1978 AA eouivalenr_v in Bus. Adm_ What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? Chamber of Catmerce, Tustin Historical Society, Tustin Ranch Mens Club, Former Tustin \,later Board Tustin Men's Club Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered. Thank you for your interest in this position. commappt.cc Addendum to Planning Commission Application Background and Experience Qualifications Re: Applicant John Norman Butler (1) I have lived in Tustin and have watched our City of Tustin develop for the past 30 years. (2) I am an expert in the field of real estate. I have marketed and sold real estate for over 14 years. I understand the timely needs of private citizens as well as developers and builders. Ask me.how my contributions of real estate knowledge could have 'prevented the costly oversight of the title problems the city had and will incur with the lawsuit on the apartment construction. (3) My knowledge of every property in Tustin will prove a valuable asset in future property developments. (4) My job flexibility allows me to be available to the citizens, city staff, and council members, 24 hours a day. A regular employment situation may restrict a commissioner from sight inspections, or impromptu meetings to arrive at solutions. (5) I am capable of arriving at solutions for problems that are fair to all parties as indicated with my training and background as a California Association of Realtors Mediator & Arbitrator. (6) I have an excellent professional reputation in the field of real estate as indicated by the local and statewide positions I have held, which will be carried over as a Tustin Planning Commissioner. July 17, 1992 Honorable Mayor Leslie Pontious, My name is John Norman Butler, I would like for you to accept this letter as an application to be considered for the position of Planning Commissioner for the City of Tustin. I understand that Monday evening you will be considering interview times for all of the potential applicants. My desire is to serve our community. Please feel free to contact me at your convenience. I would be honored to serve Tustin in this capacity. Thank you for your time and consideration, ohn Norman Butler 17431 Parker Drive Tustin, California 92680-2337 Home: (714) 832-6002 Work: (714) 544-1440 Date APPLICATION CITY OF TUSTIN 15222 DEL AMO AVENUE TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 (7 14) 544-8890 v� COMMUNITY DM�F«� FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT Full Legal Name ��EG !✓ '�' G'' Tf� '� �`� %�� Address 6 a G'� 42-777- "q Street Apartment # City IJ State Home Phone Number e7e JuA iness Phone: 7 (>L & CJ Zip Code W Commission/Committee Position applying for: PGit/J✓�/�/c� �D '0'-jo4 ' Reason you are applying for that position: 71-1d:- d: 4,19-,'41 '00Z G /1Z' D 6 --ST / '00?/41 D n/ T / AI U 4F Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies you for the position: List any professional organizations to which you belong: Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses? 11/ 4:1,50 If so, which ones? 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 3 14 15 16 16+ LIST ALL COLLEGES, BUSINESS DATES ATTENDED DEGREE OBTAINED 6R TRADE SCHOOLS ATTENDED: What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? T/J,!5 /,q/ l A/ 0 m /.27 j0't="/L° �� = C' LJ f7� ��i cL /27/ G �' /710 C--5 r z 7-U S 7"�/ Liv v m '-V S C U Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered. Thank you for your interest in this position. coamappt.cc CITY OF TUSTIN 15222 DEL AMO AVENUE TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 (714) 544-8890 APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APVGNT COMMUNITY IsLEOPWiE`� Date 7 ci kT 10 - IR ( L Full Legal Name 7j�o- r cern. S- Fe- f3 -L4 S °1` -- Address Street Apartment # Tim s 4-,u- 04'`}- q 1.(� ky City State Zip code Home Phone Number (71y )S39,- r!rq54( Business Phone: Commission/Committee Position applying for: h- cS S [ o'er Reason you are applying for that position: It v a..ncj- u.o v-I� t TU s -i f� 0--r& %L-kr"M 4-f , A G i1 c) /I Pi -1 r � r I -C c'm C EP -v2 S Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies you for the position: be ��e��Ca`� � sscc .�. [„ ., ��,,.►1.-� f s 11-1V 7Lr- e -S 'er dre TQ A u. R ce-..i /zGf -15 � L� •� List any prg ofessional organizations to which you belong: — !�� r l4 S so c ( c� i r 'r A—S S CT C—C O_j S E Cr �� a—Z- n r/1 vt �r c �-�-v� ti (�a .r l� S 5 o c c �- r►t tG �t r ci LC1 o vn e - �rS Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses? If so, which ones? 1�4-4-crg �g� a V- 0j^r_ Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? r't> If so, why? EDUCATION: Circle Highest Grade Completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 16 l4 LIST ALL COLLEGES, BUSINESS DATES ATTENDED DEGREE OBTAINED OR TRADE SCHOOLS ATTENDED: uc- �r�v r��e �_��� � �ed lc SQu�-ftics��s+e-�k ULA�L)e_,^st' ��/ SC-kDta -t o-1 L ai-c A • � aa� -ed /d799- J', p. What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? n ,ft OLt Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered. Thank you for your interest in this position. commappt.cc 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, g ' 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. CITY OF TUSTIN J J R i i'102 15222 DEL AMO AVENUE TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 COMMUNITY DEVLEOPMENT (7 14 ) 544-8890 APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT Date 6/15/92 Full Legal Name Address Jeannie Jackson 1201 S.E. Walnut Street_ 15 Apartment # Tustin CA 92680 City State Zip Code Home Phone Number 714 730-6854 Business Phone: S 714 973-1999, ext. 234 Commission/Committee Position applying for: Reason you are applying for that position: Planning Commission Because in conversation with residents of Tustin, it has been recommended that this would be one of the best routes of action to obtain firsthand knowledge of land usage and the innerworkings of Tustin government. Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies you for the position: My background would rest solely on current community involvement proving my strong interest in what goes on in Tustin. Also, I have spoken with Donald LeJune through the Ross Perot campaign and he has advised me on two occasions to apply for the Planning Commission as it is at the core of this city's development. List any professional organizations to which you belong: Currently joining Toastmasters, and attending meetings for the Homeless Issues Task Force No Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses? 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 16 16+ LIST ALL COLLEGES, BUSINESS DATES ATTENDED DEGREE OBTAINED OR TRADE SCHOOLS ATTENDED: Saddleback Community College 1980-8Y A.A. Miscellaneous insurance training courses What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? Attended AIDS walkathon, Santa Ana Clean Up (Brook Street through Pio Pico School) this weekend; March of Dimes Walkathon; Family Fun Run; ran for City Council in latest election. Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered. Thank you for your interest in this position. commappt.cc JEANNIE JACKSON 1201 S.E. Walnut #15 Tustin, CA 92680 OBJECTIVE: Become more involved in civic and governmental matters utilizing creative writing, typing, and strong desire to be at the forefront of solving problems that our governments are currently facing. BACKGROUND 1981-84 - CANADIAN INDEMNITY INSURANCE COMPANY, 3350 S. Harbor, Costa Mesa, CA (Currently DBA: Canadian Insurance Company) Handled all clerical needs of 16 claims examiners and department manager such as charts, claim forms, and investigative reports. 1984-89 - HONEYWELL DISC INSTRUMENTS, 307 E. Baker, Costa Mesa, CA (Currently owned by Dnapar and -regional office was closed) Served as secretary to controller, 3 vice presidents and president of firm. This entailed making travel arrangements, creating correspondence to all sales representatives located nationally, collecting information and distributing all sales reports, and any miscellaneous duties as assigned by staff. M._ 1989-90 - APPLE TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, Bristol & Sunflower, Santa Ana Worked at student loan center in Costa Mesa as film processor and researching whether or not actual student loans were paid and when. Assisted sectional supervisor in distributing work among 11 employees in the particular department I was in. Apple chose me as Employee of the Month in January of 1990. 11/90 - 2/91 - PERSONNEL POOL, Redhill, Tustin My first assignment with Personnel Pool is the current place of work, Developmental Disabilities Center, below. Personnel Pool chose me as Employee of the Month in January of 1991. 11/90 - Present _ DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES CENTER, 305 N. Main (Union Bank Square), Orange, CA Am serving as a word processor in updating individual program plans for the disabled (cerebral palsy, mental retardation, other debilitating traumas). Also help on switchboard and with various filing as assigned. Graduated from Saddleback College in 1985, and am striving to attend Western I.aw School in the near future. CITY OF TUSTIN 15222 DEL AMO AVENUE TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 (714) 544-8890 APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT Date 0 / q .;, Full Legal Name M A R -T to Rj—E AN M uA SA LE Address a3,5--Cfq ter P"T-j�' E -n 12 I-V-F=— Street VStreet Apartment # City State Zip Code Home Phone Number (� l 1 r�'- ! 1.35 Business Phone: Commission/ Committee Position applying for: f LANA( C-!Lmm j I t)NEk Reason you are applying for that position: - Wt) Ii L h L_ 11<r TO /Ink / .' . WE; 'MRSAt- _721y; . r Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies you for the position: -� t -A LSF vr= D 7' sT- i j'L nl alJr�— c o r» m < < S S 1�� F' LA-57- ANT) A-5->— ANT) —77 mbsi A ,SMALL A <<Sr Al ESS LJOIC-9EK'qe LE S ly)E : (.l.NDE2STS D THt N#EEDS D;= 714,6 18QSlA15S-5 C-vMmc A( TY List any professional organizations to which you belong: Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses? If so, which ones? 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 (9 15 16 16+ LIST ALL COLLEGES, BUSINESS DATES ATTENDED DEGREE OBTAINED OR TRADE SCHOOLS ATTENDED: / i yM70190M What type (s) of civic activities are you involved in? p2 -S I D EM 0)= N E b.S O N F L r= M t --N -T-A 2 (SPH -007L c, I L 1) di s us- g N C E,y u 612A ik! Cl- If Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered. Thank you for your interest in this position. cormappt . cc June 30, 1992 Mayor Pontious and City Council Members City of Tustin 15222 Del Amo Avenue Tustin, California 92680 Dear Mayor and Members of the Council: I am writing to express my interest in being reappointed to the Tustin Planning Commission. It has been a rewarding experience for me to serve on the Planning Commission for the last two years. I have found it to be educational, challenging and enjoyable. It has been a pleasure to interface with an excellent and dedicated staff and Council. I feel that two of the most important qualifications for a Planning Commissioner are common sense and a genuine long term concern for the city. I believe that I have demonstrated these qualities in the decisions which I have made as a commissioner throughout the last two years. My family and I have lived in Tustin for fourteen years and are here to stay. I would like to continue -to be involved in the planning of Tustin and hope that you will favorably consider my application. Sincerely, Marge Kasaek a4_a�e__ CITY OF TUSTIN 15222 DEL AMO AVENUE TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 (7 14) 544-8890 .i � NL �' f = 2 COMMUNITY DERLEOP"s"L.- APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT Date C Full Legal Name A-S���Z ��� 9 A Address t S l �,�,� I✓ �i� �l. f� L� Street Apartment # City State zip Code Home Phone Number (114 Business Phone: ( ) Nf- ' Commassion/ Committee Position applying for: ?Lft) IkIAUG�r-'0-0atrvttsitio� Reason you are applyin for that position: I i #K A nPi 4",0 (x- 6 W �:o L?-- C S�� A ti? I g?PL t Cts -r4 E� tr-s'C T I Me- . M I W 1 f= � -t O UP [L- '- _ N D L.I v at) I+ I~ P -a IRO T+4-� pa se"'t' 7 Lt K e.D i STS rpt {kri I, 1 't'S Iry c � o � I Liy c Ian ►bI A i ►-1-I o v &C EL :b ► n S T t V- C4 A NJ L J t N (-rI+ E E F,v I' s i_c rJ c., A to J o (3 r;, t rJ C.� A CC) to T i )J L) l IV (a o M'k k:-t-:� TL) s T i rJ 7k D a L I Lt. H T -rC> L+ i v tc 1 hJ` Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies you for the position: C W &4 A TU S -C , ti% ?L- t::v fj 1v 1 /0 C -r ;Za i` 'TWE7 p#.ST � vc�.t�%�:.zT� A, -r T tME, 1 LGf'-0.r.;Ep Mu ort dao T 7-t+E �nS�-yiyL; Atjo LTS {ZE�+?nr,�St�3tL1��FS � w�iT�� MY T�GHn��Ld� APUD /kMIIUISi Rr+T tV( �4GK-c�►�oc��D� Amp Ivry wn��-c1n�(� V�1tTH PCc�P�.0 {�S � I"'tAr�J�AG�I� �Et2-'S Q E —, — , r`: i �•%4 Mv i T s CA%PA%a�t_� its ��.17>✓st�ti: `:.�J►E�ti.,'`7 At -\,p Y-1G—a"tPjC' ; w11H —I�,Sitt' �Eti51T'( ✓E TNS A1EE�5 �:= TEtL r►^r-t.Urvt•Z'y. JVi ► r+ C PpS-v --j? `{g A P-_5 A riD l A 6\,%A Q P Ly I A'P Po 1 t, fV, I., J C k CC-) List any professional organizations to which you belong: 1 to Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses? If so, which ones? SS t ncy�-L A3 L..- i Aj6 t� (. I L, t 4 Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? 110 If so, why? EDUCATION: Highest Grade Completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1415 16 16 Circle g . LIST ALL COLLEGES BUSINESS DATES ATTENDED DEGREE OBTAINED OR TRADE SCHOOLS ATTENDED: What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? L 0. A.\1.1fe%I_ r'.ul KA(G."i At°fes t? 1 107Tisj / 1 L') f — _ A_. .— / '. .n ( r- M, b CL Cu�o-ENTL-� N (r..,t Asti t' Ll, Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered. Thank you for your interest in this position. conmappt.cc RESUME CASPER KASPARIAN 13581 Wheeler Place Tustin, CA 92680 PERSONAL: Married 45 years with 4 children MILITARY SERVICE: U.S. Navy 1941-1943 EDUCATION: U.S. Navy Radar Technician School University of Toledo, BSEE 1950 University of Toledo,.MSEE 1961 Cal. State Fullerton, 1964, Statistics ICAF Economics of National Security EXPERIENCE: 1990 -Present, Retired 1975-1990, Northrop Corp., Anaheim, CA. Engineering Specialist -Total responsibility for Reliability, Maintainability and Safety for CASS (Consolidated Aircraft Support System) for U.S..Navy. Responsible for writing statements of work and reviewing Customer's specifications for clarity and accuracy. Performed circuit and hardware analysis for these disciplines; coordinated these efforts with other groups and reported to the Program Manager; interfaced with the Navy and Customer(GE). Set up Reliability-, Safety and Maintainability program at inception for classified Air Program. 1970-1975, KASPARIAN & CO. . Sole proprietor of sales engineering and manufacturer's repre- sentative servicing the concrete industry in Southern California. 1962-1970 Lead Engineer levels in Quality Control and field reliability analysis for local aerospace firms. 1954-1962 Project Engineer, Strong Electric, Toledo, Ohio.developing, designing and testing transformers and AC and -DC power supplies used in the graphic arts industry, theatre and stage lighting. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Granted one U.S. and.2 foreign patents for arc lamp motor control Published articles City of Tustin Planning Commissioner Worked on revising Tustin Sign Code Member of Base Closure Committee Member Tustin Business Improvement Committee CITY 01-F TUSTIN 15222 DELL .MO AVENUE TUSTIN, C..=_LT= ORNIA 92680 (714) 544-8890 jOf�� COMMUNITY DEVLEOPt-ViL APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT Date JUNE 24, 1992 Full Legal Name NANFTTF Intl ISE IJNN Address 14901 NFWeC) T AVF . APT. #50 Street Apartment ; TUSTIN 92.680 City State _ .Z ip Code Home Phone Number (7114 i 573-_ A Business Phone: (714) 544-9090 Commission/Committee Position an for: PIANNING COMMISSION 1• Reason you are applying for thaw position: BELIEVE THAT CITIZENS%SHOULD GIVE TIME TO PU641C SERVICE. THE PLANNING COMMISSION WOULD BE INTERESTING AND I• BELIEVE, A CHALLENGE. Please list below- your background and any experience you feel qualifies you for the position: ATTACHED List any professional organizations to which you belong: Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses? --ygg If so, which ones? REAL ESTATE LICENOF MI.HTnAN REAL ESTATE LICENSE - STATE OF CALIFORNIA 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 16 16-=- LIST ALL COLLEGES, BUSINESS DATES ATTENDED DEGREE OBTAINED OR TRADE SCHOOLS ATTENDED: What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CITY OF-TuSTIN T. E. A. M. ( Tl1ST I N FFFFCT'I VF APARTMENT MANAGERS) Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered. Thank you for your •interest in this position. L'OMM-i-o r . Z= NANETTE L. LUNN 14901 NEWPORT #50 TUSTIN, CA. 92680 MAY 1989 - PRESENT WESTERN NATIONAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT RESIDENT MANAGER, NEWPOINTE APARTMENTS - TUSTIN JUNE 1985 - MARCH 1988 PARTNER - HARPO'S PIZZA, INC. NOVEMBER 1983 - JUNE 1985 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - MICHIGAN ASSOCIATION OF REGIONS JULY 1978 - NOVEMBER 1883 CITY ADMINISTRATOR - FLINT, MICHIGAN MARCH 1976 - JULY 1978 ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES CO-ORDINATOR, FLINT, MICHIGAN REAL ESTATE LICENSE STATE OF MICHIGAN REAL ESTATE LICENSE STATE OF CALIFORNIA PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE POSITION HELD: CITY ADMINISTRATOR JULY 1978 - NOVEMBER 1983 RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF FOURTEEN DEPARTMENTS AND DIVISIONS WITH AN ANNUAL OPERATING BUDGET IN EXCESS OF 100 MILLION DOLLARS. SERVED AS THE MAYOR'S LIAISON TO THE CITY COUNCIL. ATTENDED .CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS AND REPRESENTED THE CITY BEFORE GOVERNMENTAL, CIVIC, CITIZEN AND OTHER GROUPS. COORDINATED THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CITY BUDGET, ORDINANCES AND THE MAYOR'S OPERATING POLICIES. SERVED AS CHAIRPERSON OF THE CITY OF FLINT RETIREMENT BOARD. POSITION HELD: ADMISISTRATIVE SERVICES CO-ORDINATOR MARCH 1976 - JULY 1978 • PERFORMED ADMINISTRATIVE AND SUPERVISORY WORK INVOLVING A 4_ VARIETY OF ADMINISTRATIVE, FISCAL AND OFFICE FUNCTIONS. WORKED IN COOPERATION WITH ADMISISTRATIVE STAFF"IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF PROGRAMS AND PROPOSALS FOR SUBMISSION TO, THE CITY COUNCIL. COORDINATED ACTIVITIES OF CITY DEPARTMENTS IN IMPLEMENTING PROGRAMS FOLLOWING APPROVAL BY THE CITY COUNCIL. PERFORMED LIAISON WITH CITY DEPARTMENTS, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS, AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC. ATTENDED MEETINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS AND OTHER PUBLIC OR CIVIC MEETINGS AS A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE MAYOR. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: UNITED STATES CONFERENCE OF MAYORS INTERNATIONAL CITY MANAGERS ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONAL AMERICAN BUSINESSWOMAN'S ASSOCIATION NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES CIVIC ACTIVITIES: FORMER MEMBER OF ZONTA UNITED WAY -BOARD OF DIRECTORS FORMER MEMBER VOLUNTARY ACTION CENTER MEMBER FLINT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CITY OF TUSTIN 15222 DEL AMO AVENUE TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 (7 14) 544-8890 MD 0 1992 Y CLERK 'APP LICATION:FOR-COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT Date (P i Full Legal Name Address 1 30CDZ Street Apartment # City State Zip Code Home Phone Number 171438-$934 Business Phone: s7/4 17!;CP -a $ od Commission Committee Position applying for: r l a+'► Kt K ��►1�1�1 t55 (OVI, ' 30 CAI Reason you are applying for that position: RA 'eA�- cx - 1r'�vt Q D'� ev% a-�'a.�'�o .1 • 's5 Li S G o vt,s evtS u s 6 t c.r i ►ti. L �- ��.�- a -�-� Lam. •s a C4 C -L 11 kousckc jC &A. weL Lt A? x. cR.11 t,�.. of Tum k 1 Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies you for the position: o WC u v1, i c i �. l t uR.,+/1..c.Q. 1 vl Q v� t ►�lmr Lk v� - �"�c..�'re-a--l7 01�, ct t K.� S f���- Ad de wt.e.K� vt�Ce t d¢. Q,15 �yc,�. V i 5 WykG.� List any professional organizations to which you belong: wt.,�•c� c.4 v` 'T�� i i c. W o r ks vs AV%14- 41<� I C.Cd %0% � s� t ��t� o� T��.� � �T�-a�s r f -a�-� o.� cul ' ►��-�-s Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses. �S If so, which ones? CIVIL. SItrq1t4e Ee' Z5082 'T2� tG t t1lG tN1E-eVt _ O Cl hv+L iv` Ca. POV-.��a. Have you ever hada professional license suspended.or•-revoked? O If so, why? EDUCATION:. ..Circle.Highest Grade Completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 6+ LIST ALL COLLEGES, BUSINESS DATES ATTENDED DEGREE OBTAINED OR TRADE SCHOOLS ATTENDED: ja Cs eJ t. oma, 64 Cl'! 7z86A4, What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in?. TI.iS�lti ��.�'� � �.re�►-1 co.� Cov.�wt tSS � �� �.-l,�'t'or.n,t o. �a w� o G5l1L C3 w Pria.v%.cLS of Civt, ut. i•�Q.1't� G���� - Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered. Thank you for your interest in this position. cortmeppt.cc WILLIAM E. STRACKER, P.E. 13062 Cortina Tustin, CA 92680 (714) 838-5834 (714) 756-6800 City Council City of Tustin 15222 Del Amo Avenue Tustin, CA 92680 Attention: Valerie Whiteman _ Deputy City Clerk Dear Ms. Whiteman: I am interested in serving the City of Tustin through an appointment to the Planning Commission. My name is William Stracker, a registered voter, a resident of the City of Tustin and a resident within Orange County for twenty-seven years. I believe my qualifications would fit very well as a member of the Planning Commission. I have my California state registration as a Civil Engineer and Traffic Engineer and have worked in the public and private sectors. I have a working knowledge of the technical and political issues that confront a City Planning Commission and have a common sense approach to problem solving and consensus building. My current employer is HDR Engineering, Inc., in Irvine. HDR provides civil engineering, transportation, solid waste and wastewater engineering services to public agencies. The firm is on contract to the City of Norwalk for City engineering services, where I presently oversee all engineering staff and work being performed for the City. Previously, I was employed by the City of Beverly Hills, as Director of Transportation and City Engineer. In this position, I served as Secretary to the City Transportation Commission and as a staff member on the City's Environmental Review Board (ERB). The ERB reviewed all development projects proposed within the City for compliance with environmental issues of both a technical and policy nature. Prior to Beverly Hills, I was Vice President of an engineering consulting firm where I provided contract City Engineer or Traffic Engineer services to over ten agencies. I have participated in the development of City general plans; Assessment Districts; Traffic Studies; neighborhood meetings; citizen committees for neighborhood traffic control strategies, establishment of City wide goals and vision statements, and development review criteria. I am concerned about quality development in the City of Tustin, the affordability of housing, and maintaining the "excellence" of living in Tustin. Personal references can be provided upon request. I would be pleased to discuss any additional information at an interview. Sincerely, va �F-'A William E. Stracker, P.E. William E. Stracker, P.E. Education Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, California St. University, Long Beach Graduate Studies in Civil Engineering, California State .University, Long Beach Certificate Course in Municipal Public Works Administration, California State University, Los Angeles Management Effectiveness Systems, Management Action Programs, Inc. Management Seminar, University of Southern California Registration Professional Civil Engineer, California, #25082 Traffic Engineer, California, #0985 Experience Mr. Stracker serves as Director of HDR's Transportation/Municipal Engineering Division. His experience spans over twenty years, and includes both public and private sector service. Prior to HDR, he was the Director of Transportation and City Engineer for the City of Beverly Bills, and principal of a major Southern California Civil Engineering/Transportation consulting firm. Project experience includes: Municipal City of Norwalk, CA - City Engineering/Traffic Engineering Services - Mr. Stracker serves as Principal in Charge, Engineering Manager, and Traffic Engineer for this project. The Norwalk contract has included the planning, design, and construction management/inspection of street reconstruction, widening, and realignment projects; parks and sports facilities; water master plans; sewer master plans; reclaimed water studies; traffic and parking studies; street light modifications; City entry monuments and median landscape design; storm drain 'projects; utility underground districts; traffic signals; and site development for redevelopment agencies. Recently completed were the feasibility study and EIR for the Norwalk Transportation Center, and we are currently underway on the design. City Engineering Support Services - City of Garden Grove, CA - Mr. Stracker is Program Manager for this project which includes the provision of in-house staff to organize and oversee the capital improvement projects from design through construction. Additional support includes plan check, utility underground district administration, CAD support and training and other as -needed services. As Director of Transportation and City Engineer for the City of Beverly Hills, he was actively involved in the development activities in the downtown and residential areas required upgrading of traffic control facilities, street widenings, and the review and analysis of older infrastructure. ,..._.William E. Stracker, P.E. age 2 Specifically, he administered a $3,000,000 annual Capital Improvement program; directed implementation of a $50,000,000 water system master plan of mains, pump stations and reservoirs; managed the City's parking programs, parking shuttle transit system, dial -a -ride, trolley system, and taxi administration. Mr. Stracker also directed the planning and design of numerous projects in the City, including a Master Plan of Streets, Transportation Management Study, Citywide Water System and Storage Restoration, Neighborhood Traffic Study, Downtown Parking Review and Development, Citywide Street and Alley Paving Program, and Corridor Studies of Major Arterials within the City. Prior to his tenure with Beverly Hills, he was a Vice President for a major consulting firm; in this position, he managed the Orange County office of the firm and was responsible for the Civil/Traffic Engineering divisions of the company. This experience encompassed project management of a wide variety of project types, including design assignments worth approximately $16 million. Mr. Stracker has served as City Engineer and/or Traffic Engineer to several cities on contract or in a staff position. These cities include Mission Viejo, Oceanside, Poway, National City, Carlsbad and others. Additional projects included the following: Sepulveda Boulevard Assessment District in the City of Carson, which included traffic signals, street widenings, storm drains, and massive utility relocations amounting to over $20,000,000. Citywide 1972 Act Landscape and Lighting Benefit District for the City of Santa Ana, Fresno, and Imperial Beach. A financing alternative study to fund $75 million in street improvement and street maintenance projects for a County. Transportation Mr. Stracker brings unique project management capability to transportation projects as he is a licensed civil and traffic engineer. He has extensive experience in major street upgrades including traffic design and brings an extremely broad engineering management background to lead a highly qualified team of specialists for the variety of project assignments. In the private sector, he also was charged with managing public works projects for the various public sector clients that did not have the staff or expertise. He has worked on Caltrans — William E. Stracker, P.E. 'age 3 projects, transit, projects, major arterials, channelization and traffic design projects, bridges and street improvements at Camp Pendleton, corridor studies, storm drains, and utility relocations. Other related experience includes: As City Engineer/Traffic Engineer for the City of Beverly Hills Mr. Stracker managed the City's parking programs, parking shuttle transit system, dial -a -ride, trolley system, and taxi administration. As Traffic Engineer for the City of Oceanside, Mr. Stracker was involved in SR - 76 Alignment studies and the coordination with Caltrans District 11. Project Manager for Design of Poway Road and. SR -67 (Ramona Road) intersection geometrics and traffic signals. As City Engineer of National City was in charge of design and construction of two rail bridges over Paradise Creek on the MTDB Trolley Line to San Ysidro. It Resident Engineer with Caltrans District 11 personnel as construction inspectors. Second phase included I-5 Ramp and roadway reconstruction at 24th Street. Former member of San Diego County FAU Committee to review project merits for inclusion in the TIP, representing several cities at different times. Coronado Street Grade Separation for the Metropolitan Transit Development Board in San Diego, a $1.3 million, double track grade separation for the San Diego Trolley over Coronado Street. Design of three bridges and street improvements for the U. S. Navy at Camp Pendleton, California. Water As City Engineer at the City of Beverly Hills, Mr: Stracker directed implementation of a $50,000,000 water system master plan of mains, pump stations and -reservoirs City of Anaheim/Storm Drain Master Plan - completion of in-house project for 40 sq. mile city City of Coronado - Master Plan for Storm Drains for 1.5 sq. mile bay side community in San Diego County William E. Stracker, P.E. ige 4 City of Larkspur - Principal-in-Charge/Project Director for Master Plan of Storm Drains for this hillside community of 1.5 sq. miles. National City - As City Engineer oversaw the work performed for the hydraulics of Paradise Creek for a 100 year storm through the City outletting into environmentally sensitive wetlands. San Juan Capistrano - Project Engineer role for Storm Drain Master Plan performed for entire City including hillside runoff. City of Long Beach - Principal-in-Charge/Project Director of Infrastructure Master Plan for the West Area Redevelopment Project including stormdrains, sewers, streets, electrical and utilities. Product on a computerized database. Master Plan of Drainage for several cities in Southern California. Professional American Public Works Association Affiliations Institute of Transportation Engineers American Society of Civil Engineers Honors American Public Works Association Outstanding Service to the Chapter - Private Sector (1986) Toastmasters Founders District Area Governor District Treasurer President, ASCE Orange County Branch (1979) President, APWA San Diego Chapter (1983) House of Delegates, APWA Chicago (1984-1988) Executive Committee, APWA Southern California Chapter (1991) Member Environmental Review Board -City of Beverly Hills Member Federal Aid Urban Advisory Committee -San Diego County (1980-1984) Member Parks & Recreation Commission -Tustin, CA APPLICANTS FOR PARRS AND RECREATION COMMISSION CITY OF TUSTIN 15222 DEL AMO AVENUE TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 (714 ) 544-8890 D �gff j y i 8 1992 1 rY CLERK APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT Date June 17, 1992 Full Legal Name Michael Lynn Baron Address 17591 Arbolada Way Apartment Street # Tustin, CA 92680 Cit State Zip Code Home Phone Number (714 ) 838-8743 Business Phone: (714)639-4022 Commission/Committee Position applying for: Parks and Recreatio Reason you are applying for that position: To assist the City in Planning for the future and assess the present Recreational and Park facilities for individuals and families in the Tustin Area. Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies you for the position: I have been a resident of the Tustin area for over 30 years and have been actively involved in school,'.youth group and scoutin2, activities. I participated in school recreational programs growing up, and my family and children use City Recreational facilities. I am also a Landscape Architect. List any professional organizations to which you belong: As a Landscape Architect I have been a member of the California Parks nd Recreation Society. I am a member of the American Society of Landscape Architects and I am involved in the 1 Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses? If so, which ones? I am a licensed Landscape Architect #2848 and a Swimming Pool Contractor #213825 in the State of Calif. 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 16 16+ LIST ALL COLLEGES, BUSINESS DATES ATTENDED DEGREE OBTAINED OR TRADE SCHOOLS ATTENDED: Brigham Young University 1977-1978 Cal Poly Pomona 1980-1984 Bach. of Science Landscape Architecture What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? Boy Scouts of America Church Youth Groups Previous member of City of Orange Transportation Committee Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered. Thank you for your interest in this position. cortmappt.cc f ENVIRONMENTAL IMAGES MEMBERS OF AMERICAN SOCIETY CA ARCHITECTS 1440 N. GLASSELL • ORANGE. tAICHAEL L BARON TEL • (714) 639-4022 Prx,cilwA ► ,t 2846 FAX • (714) 639-1621 CANDY CANE PARK, El Segundo Candy Cane Park is a small neighborhood facility on Whiting Street in El Segundo. The current Play equipment was in ,need of replacement and the configuration of the area needed to be redesigned to make better use of the space. We have completed the plans and the City is t should be preparing the bid documents- The cost of ythe of e F o Segundo,(213 ) under $50,000. Contact: Paul Bowen, Y 322-4670. M04ANUS PARK, Culver City This park is an existing neighborhood park off Washington Blvd. and - ilitation Roberts Street in Culver City. The area is in need of h�conc conceptual and upgrading. Environmental Images provided several We alternatives with cost estimates for the remodel of he apark- nd the worked with the City Council, Redevelopmentplan that neighborhood residents to come up with an acceptable p everyone was satisfied with and one that fit the budget parameters has now been agreed upon and is being of $1,000,000. One design _ implemented. Contact: Jim Davis, City Engineer (213) 202-5791. ,EC RFATION PARK, Monrovia Environmental Smaqes prepared the landscape plans for the Recreation Park Improvement Project. The park, located at Shamrock and Olive Avenues in Monrovia, was in need of refurbishment. We ead gned to re group picnic area with modern tables,, B1Bo�'2ts and an�� with innovative and The plans also include a new colorful state-of-the-art play equipment and location of a future 1989 with an wading pool. The project was completed in early t f $100 000. Contact: Parks & Recreation, City of estimated cos o , Monrovia, (818) 357-5046. f f LANDSCME BUFFi_ _, Culver City Environmental Images has designed a landscape buffer at Hannum and Slauson Avenues in Culver City so that it is compatible with the surrounding area and also carry's on the City's master plan for city enhancement. The site includes low. maintenance plantings and rock formations to create an interesting and aesthically pleasing buffer from the freeway. Construction costs were estimated to be approx. $100,000. Contact: Debbie Rich, Redevelopment Agency, Culver City, ( 213) 202-5815. I Dim 0141-11 For the city of Long Beach, the firm provided landscape architectural plans for the stabilization and beautification of E1 Dorado Lake. The plans include a walkway around the lake, several viewing areas, a boat launch platform, pedestrian bridges, a new irrigation system, and the addition of plant material. The existing Pump Station House was part of the renovation, needing new concrete paving, fencing and a retaining wall. The existing plant material was removed and new, smaller shrub material planted to help with a severe erosion problem and help with maintenance of the area. The lake is within El Dorado Park on Spring Street at the 605 Freeway. The project was constructed the summer of 1988 at a total cost of approx. $350,000. Contact: Gene Yamasaki, Public Works Dept., City of Long Beach, (213) 590-6162. PARK, Redondo Beach For the city of Redondo Beach, Environmental images provided irrigation plans for the renovation of the playfield area at Dominguez Park. By updating the irrigation system, the City will be able to better maintain the site and have a more useful and attractive playing area for the residents of their community. This renovation will cost approximately $10,000. Contact: Ken Dyer, City of Redondo Beach, (213) 372-1171. HOUW" PARK, Beach The city of Long Beach engaged Environmental =s to redesign a recreational area used primarily by senior citizens and school children in Houghton Park. Their outside patio area needed to use .µ modernized and 'beautified for overheads tter geby the benches,c and gam tables ty of colored concrete, redwood park. Another patio area was creates a more enjoyable area within the pa also redesigned for use by the community for outdoor activities. Sensitive to the external surroundings of the park, our landscape plans will help the City to attract more people to this recreational facility. This project, located on Atlantic Avenue, just south of r approx. $60,000. Artesia Blvd., was finished in June, 1988, for 590-6253. Contact: City of Long Beach, Public Works Dept., My D -. 109 This proj ect involves a greenbelt park within an SCE easement area located on Washington Street bewteen Maple and Sycamore 1� Avenues El as Segundo. The park was designed for use by local buss people well as residents of the neighborhood areas. The park includes picnic i lace. facilities and benches, making the area a pleasant stopping P SCE and the City to .make Environmental ?.mages worked closely with project was constructed for. an sure the plan met all standards. thc� P uroj� City of El Segundo, estimated cost of $40,000. (213) 322-4670. PARXM'M AT GEMINI AND ICILY AVENUES, West Covina This parkette has been. designed to add much needed greenspace to the -_ area, while providing a buffer between an existing school and two neighborhoods. The use .of colored concrete, low -maintenance plantings will greatly enhance this area and instill -a sense of neighborhood pride. This renovation project 000. Contact: Jim Gurr, City Of West implemented for approx. $100, Covina Engineering Dept. (818) 814-8413. IRVINE EWESTRIAN (Erl'lM r Orange • ronmental, Images provided landscape plans for the renovation of Environmental Chapman Avenue in the Equestrian facility at b thene Park On County of Orange and leased by a Orange. The park is awned y p s private party. Together we designed a facility that kin° h e easily maintained and pleasant to the us s hthat�ref lett the overall Park Ranger, we proposed plant materials tone of the existing park, complimenting the riding arena and storage facilities. A preliminary site plan showing future growth was drawn, ,showing a new office, tack equipment house, more horse stalls and feeders, an equestrian trail and other amenities. A new P plans s.• e plan was provided along with the planting. 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City of fon9----------------- - Ml o ° a 101 _ o � , 1 C LANDSCAPE BUFFER �. � � - ; i✓' ENVQ2OWENTAI In ACAs -� +�1 NANMIM PRELIMINARY LANDSCAPE PIAN ANO SLAUSON ANEMIES .,e•AN ,AIA": OW' A«.".' x'g'°"".41"M w,n N ��wSla u • aAmA, CA ebnl • w e p •07 cuLVEe urr, u► loo FEil OR r =. VASHr4GTON Seri SCE GREENBELT a�wc "w-t� _ ,f x EJV1/IRONMEIVTA� IMAGES PRELMMRNARY PLAN GcTweM w� wraue AND MAMORE AMWA _--f - �'�_ �.. 1lW.iMl M[J��CNN CITY OF EL SEGUNDO •' '_`dam -- - iw � rf Nww Nw.M ! A•VJAK/� 1TJ Mt a - Q •: ao /_ o W J N • ` O C IW V n J S d W Z Y Zcc 40 N \C H 3 1- S� N j< + N a 5 '' a 1 O � 8 ,A N ........... ZOC Y a O0 if 09 W � � < ' W W o 7 m � 1 !1 1 S7• ' AD i. O 1• � J � 1 ot•3 ; V � go m v m d ul o z cc v p N O 0 z W r N H i t�jj t a nri 3 O ENVIRONMENTAL IMAqES MEMBERS OF AMERICAN SOCIETY OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS 1440 N. GLASSELL • ORANGE, CA • 92667 MICHAEL L BARON TEL a (714) 639-4022 Pr,ndpaVCA #2848 FAX * (714) 639-1621 ROUTE 405/BEACH BLVD CITY ENTRY TO HUNTINGTON BEACH The City of Huntington Beach contacted Mike Baron to perform preliminary studies for re -landscaping the freeway corridor at Beach Blvd and the 405 Freeway. This design included a new entry theme for the City of Huntington Beach and the Huntington Center Mall extension. Enhanced visibility and signage issues were considered as well as meeting Caltrans right-of-way guidelines. The project budget was estimated to be approximately 2 million dollars. A scaled model was built along with a picture exhibit and conceptual sketches. The city is currently presenting this design to the Council, neighboring cities and Mall management. ARTESIA BOULEVARD BUSINESS DISTRICT, CITY OF REDONDO BEACH Environmental Images is working in conjunction with IWA.Engineers and the City of Redondo Beach to complete Computer Generated AutoCadd/Landcadd construction drawings for the existing business district along Artesia Boulevard. The design approach will use palm trees, flowering accent trees, new bus shelters, street furniture and street signage, thus tying the successful Mall in with the older business district. Since Artesia Boulevard is within Caltrans right-of-way, we will be working closely within Caltrans standards while creating design elements pleasing and unique to the City of Redondo Beach. The design budget is approximately 2.5 million dollars, and construction will begin early 1992. VALLEY BOULEVARD MEDIANS AND PARKWAYS, CITY OF COLTON The City of Colton Redevelopment Agency and Environmental Images completely redesigned the Parkways and Median Islands within the downtown business district. A series of undulating walkways with colorful drought tolerant plant material was introduced to promote more pedestrian movement. Several variety of palm trees were used to line the streets.and accent the median islands. Areas were also designed for entry and street sign identification. This design will be used as a guideline for future redevelopment projects within the downtown business district. The construction budget is approximately $200,000 for this first phase and could include another $200,000 with specially designed intersection and signalization treatments. The within the summer of 1991. GRAND AVENUE MEDIANS, CITY first phase should be -completed OF EL SEGUNDO Environmental Images has worked extensively with the City of El Segundo in providing landscape plans for several Public Works Projects. The existing condition of the median islands at their major intersection downtown next to City Hall,was very unsightly with rootbound Ficus trees and a lot of green colored concrete. A new planting palette with drought tolerant palm and shrub species was introduced. Flowering ground cover was also added as well as new colored stamped concrete service walks. A new state of the art irrigation system was also designed. This project will help ameliorate the 'downtown area and accentuate the City Hall. The construction budget will be approximately $200,000 and is pending budgetary approval. HILLTOP AND RECREATION PARRS, CITY OF EL SEGUNDO The new City Recreation and Parks Department is renovating two of its downtown park facilities. Environmental Images is designing and retrofitting -these facilities with new state of the art equipment to provide more efficient and effective water coverage and conservation. Picnic facilities, athletic fields and recreation areas will be included in this project. The construction budget for these two parks is estimated at $150,000 and construction will be phased around the year round activities. 405/SLAUSON AVENUE MEDIANS AND UNDERCROSSINGS, CITY OF CULVER CITY Environmental Images designed several median, parkways, and freeway undercrossing landscape areas in the City of Culver City. These areas were an eyesore from the business and retail centers to a major residential area. Flowering drought tolerant species were planting and new irrigation was installed. Colored stamped concrete and shade tolerant plant material 'was designed for the extreme isolation areas under the freeway. This project was installed for around $145,000 and was completed in 1989. 2 CITY RESIDUAL PARKING LOTS, CITY OF CULVER CITY Continuing our professional relationship with the City of Culver City, we were asked to design parking lot landscaping for several empty lots within the City limits. These areas were an eyesore and a place for debris and vandalism. Much needed parking areas were designed within extremely tight city and county guidelines. These three parking lots will be constructed during the 1992 year for approximately $90,000. WINDJAMMER ROAD SOUND BUFFER AND CALTRANS RIGHT-OF-WAY, CITY OF CERRITOS Environmental Images designed landscape -plans for a 2 acre site within the Caltrans right of way and the City of Cerritos near the 91/605 interchange. These two areas were coordinated with the construction of a new sound wall. Low maintenance plant material within the Cerritos freeway corridor and the Caltrans palette were used and a reclaimed water irrigation system was designed. This project was installed in 1990 for approximately $100,000. BEACH BOULEVARD MEDIANS, CITY 'OF BUENA PARK In conjunction with IWA Engineers, we have designed new median island plantings which continue the theme found along Beach Blvd. in the City of Buena Park. These plans were designed following Caltrans standards, setbacks, and requirements. New bus turn -outs were also designed and several existing commercial and retail sites had minor The project is pending proposition funding and should be completed in 1992. The estimated construction cost is $200,000. K WHITTIER BOULEVARD MEDIAN ISLANDS, CITY OF MONTEBELLO Mike worked with the Public works Department, Los Angeles County and Caltrans to design new median island landscaping within the City of Montebello business district. The Business District Association also took part in the design.planning. Mike helped coordinate all the design requirements of the different agencies and helped prepare plans to meet a tight design time frame in order to make Federal funding. Stamped colored concrete, turf areas, palm trees and drought tolerant, colorful plant materials were used. Each -business was taken into consideration, as well*as the necessary set backs. This project should be constructed during the 1992 year with a budget of $180,000. 91/605 FREEWAY LANDSCAPING, CITY OF CERRITOS The City of Cerritos has been planning for several years to landscape the 91/605 freeway intersection and the remaining Caltrans right of way areas still unlandscaped. Mike assisted the City and Caltrans in preparing conceptual landscape plans. The City of Cerritos is very concerned about this area as it is a major intersection and a gateway to the very important Mall and Auto Center. Caltrans has very strict planting guidelines and is contemplating the project. Cerritos has.plans for extending its reclaimed water supply lines to meet the irrigation needs for this large area during these drought years. The project will probably be phased over the next 5 years and around freeway expansion projects. Approximately 3 million dollars is being contemplated for this project which could start in the next two years. 4 ENVIRONMENTAL IMAGES MEMBERS OF AMERICAN SOCIETY OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS 1440 N. GLASSELL • ORANGE, CA • 92667 MICHAEL L BARON TEL e (714) 639-4022 PrinbpaVCA #2848 FAX • (714) 639-1621 ENVIRONMENTAL IMAGES is a fully licensed and insured landscape architectural design and planning firm. We specialize in Municipal, City and State landscape architectural. design projects. Environmental Images has successfully coordinated many projects as a prime consultant to these clients. We also have many years experience working closely as subconsultants to architects and engineers. Environmental Images is capable of providing planting and irrigation plans, construction designs, specifications, details, cost estimates, conceptual and master plans. We also provide AutoCadd/Landcadd services to several of our clients. We have recently reorganized the company structure to better service our clients. Our staff size will fluctuate with our project needs, allowing us to create a special team for each project. The team concept is not new to landscape architecture and has proven to be a successful way to do business and hold down costs. In this fashion, we can give our clients the special attention that each project deserves. Environmental Images has a commitment to our clients to provide them with _ professional, on-time, cost-efficient projects and to assure them of optimum involvement by a principal of the firm during all phases of their projects, from initial conferences through construction supervisions. ENVIRONMENTAL IMAGES MEMBERS OF AMERICAN SOCIETY OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS 1440 N. GLASSELL • ORANGE, CA • 92667 MICHAEL L BARON TEL • (714) 639-4022 Principal/CA #2848 FAX • (714) 639-1621 MICHAEL L. BARON PRESENT POSITION: Principal/Owner Environmental Images Landscape Architect #2848 EDUCATION: California Polytechnic University Pomona, CA B.S.Landscape Architecture, 1984 Brigham Young University, Provo, UT Business/Architecture, 1977-1978 UCLA/UCI Landscape Architecture Extension, 1986 AFFLIATIONS: Member of the .American Society of Landscape Architects EXPERIENCE: Mike has had over 15 years experience in business management and practice with city staffs, architects, developers, engineers, contractors and numerous other landscape architects. He owned his own firm Land Images, Inc., dba Environment from 1986-1990. After a brief merger, Mike has recently reorganized Environmental Images and continues to practice landscape architecture. As Principal, he is involved in all of the firm's projects from project marketing, project initiation, interviews, design concepts, city meetings, construction documents and construction observation. He has worked as Project Manager and Designer on city parks, median islands, greenbelt areas, streetscapes, highways, commercial buildings, church and commercial facilities, freeways landscaping, condos and townhomes, college campuses, and large custom residences. Through a variety of projects, he has become familiar with city, State, Caltrans and community criteria. Mike believes that not only is proper design and planning important, but the proper implementation is a vital part in providing ultimate user satisfaction. EMPLOYMENT: 1991 - Present, Environmental Images Owner/Principal, Landscape Architect, Project Manager, Construction Observation, and Marketing coordinator. 1990 -1991, Heimberger/Hirsch & Associates, Inc. Associate, Landscape Architect, Project Manager, Office Manager. 1986 -1990, Land Images, Inc. dba Environmental Images Owner/Principal, Designer, Project Manager, Construction Observation, Landscape Architect. 1985 -1986, Frank Radmacher Associates Draftsperson, Designer, Project Liaison, Project Manager, Construction Observation. 1983 -1985, Design Associates Designer, Draftsperson. 1980 -1983, Sant Development Project development, Construction co-ordination 1977-1991, Baron Pool Plastering Licensed Pool Contractor, Project Supervisor, Estimator and Accounting procedures. ENVIRONMENTAL IMAGES MEMBERS OF AMERICAN SOCIETY OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS 1440 N. GLASSELL • ORANGE, CA • 92667 MICHAEL L BARON TEL • (714) 639-4022 Principal/CA #2848 FAX • (714) 639-1621 GARY MILLER GARY MILLER ARCHITECTS 350 W. 5TH STREET,.SUITE 201 B SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92401 (714) 889-4480 JERRY WOOD IWA ENGINEERS 17390 BROOKHURST, SUITE 100 FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CA 92708 (714) 968-1221 JIM DAVIS CITY OF CULVER CITY 4095 OVERLAND AVE. CULVER CITY, CA 90232 (310) 202-5791 PAUL BOWEN CITY OF EL SEGUNDO 350 MAIN STREET EL SEGUNDO, CA 90245 (310) 322-4670 ROLLIE WRIGHT RECREATION & PARKS 339 SHELDON EL SEGUNDO, CA 90245 (310) 322-4670 DON SMAIL CITY OF REDONDO BEACH 200 N. PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY REDONDO BEACH, CA 90277 (310) 372-1171 REFERENCES 1 THOMAS ANDRUSKY CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH 200 MAIN ST., P.O. BOX 190 HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA 92648 (714) 536-5224 JIM GURR CITY OF WEST COVINA 1444 W. GARVEY WEST COVINA, CA 91793 (818) 814-8413 LORREN TUTTLE CITY OF BUENA PARK 6650 BEACH BLVD. BUENA PARK, CA 90621 (714) 521-9900 ART RANGEL CITY OF DOWNEY (PREVIOUSLY BALDWIN PARK) 11111 BROOKSHIRE AVE. DOWN EY, CA 90241 (310) 869-7331 GARY KATO CALTRANS DISTRICT 7 120 S. SPRING ST. LOS ANGELES, CA 90012 (213) 897-0619 KEVIN TONG CALTRANS DISTRICT 12 2501 PULLMAN ST. SANTA ANA, CA 92705 (714) 724-2000 GENE YAMASAKI CITY OF LONG BEACH 333 W. OCEAN BLVD. LONG BEACH, CA 90802 (310) 590-6162 2 ST�tEEISCAPES San '� Freeway Development/Baldwin Park City of Baldwin Park City of W. Covina pRaJECr MIENCE Client ,Mj ect/LOC.ation City of Cerritos/P&D Eng. PARKS El Dorado Lake Stabilization/Long Beach City of Long Beach City of Long Beach Houghton Park Patios/Long Beach County of Prange/Warne Irvine Park Equestrian Center/Orange City of E1 Segundo Park/E1 Segundo City of Redondo Beach Dominguez Park/Redondo Beach City of Culver City McManus Park/Culver City City of Monrovia Recreation park/Monrovia City of Culver City Culver City Park/Culver City City of W. Covina Gemini Avenue Parkette/W. Covina Culver Park Amphitheater/Culver City City of Culver City ST�tEEISCAPES San '� Freeway Development/Baldwin Park City of Baldwin Park City of W. Covina Freeway Development/W. Covina San Bernardino Redevelopment Area/183rd St., Artesia, 91 Freeway City of Cerritos/P&D Eng. Shoemaker Ave./Cerritos Redevelopment Area/Towne Center Drive, A St., City of Cerritos/IWA Eng. Theater Parking iot/Cerritos City of Anaheim Route 91/57 Overcrossings " iffrey Road Medians/Irvine The Irvine Company The Irvine Company m boree Road/Irvine Gary Miller Architects ..Santa Ana Parking Structure/Santa Ana BDI, Inc. Garden Grove Medians/Garden Grove Redevelopment Agency Landscape Buffer/Culver city- City of El Segundo Grand Avenue Medians/El Segundo City of El Segundo City Parking Lots/E1 Segundo City of Culver City Slope Stabilization/Culver City City of Cerritos Windjamner Road/Cerritos Avenue Medians/Culver City City of Culver City Slauson Beach Blvd. improvement/Buena Park IWA Engineers City of Cerritos 91 Freeway Gore Area/Cerritos City of Culver City City Parking Lots/Culver City � ZVIC 00ALF INSTI rIQNAL Church Bldgs: Moreno ValleP� Fontana, Rancho Corona S s, 29 Palms, j a Verne, Lake Elsinore, P9 Riverside, Manhattan Beach, Santa Ana First Baptist Church/Santa Fe Springs Park & Ride/Los Angeles Johanna Substation/Santa AnVentura, Thousand Oaks, Brea, Church Bldgs: San Jacinto, Reseda, Azusa - Simi Valley, Carson, Chatsworth, Lundi Park III & IV/San Marcos Arcadia Office Bldg/Arcadia Express Auto Lube/ G.E.C. Electrical Bldg./City of Industry Travel Trails/Baldwin Park E1 pollo I,000/Los Angeles Downey,, Laguna Niguel, Anaheim Hills.Stake Centers ild.Care Centers/Lana Linda, Fontana, For Kids Only, Ch Rialto, Chino. Lake Elsinore Cerritos College/Norwalk Capistrano San Clemente Church Bldg/San Juan Cap --''`vergreen Villas, Phasea III &aheim lIV/Anaheim ,vergreen Villas, P FOun Estates/Simi Valley Country Lane Models/Simi Valley 19 & 25 Unit TOwnhOmes/Inglewood . Park Avenue Condos/Pomona 14 Unit Apartments/Anaheim Four_plex Apartments/Moreno Valley Culver City Home Relocations/Culver City - RESIDEIPIAL On File Gary Miller Architects Church Caltrans SCE Donald Peart Architects Dev. Financial Resources Dev. Financial Resources Gary Miller Architects Michael Frazier .Archi.teCt Mitch Durbin/Owner ABBA Landscape LaRue Frey Architects Lee Wilcox Architects College Ron Ishii Architects American Diversified California Communities JBR Development The Lusk Company Terrell/Cartozian Architects Dev. Financial Resources Young Lion. Development Gary Miller Architects Bob Buckles Architect Date � i M CITY OF TUSTIN1U� = i 1992 15222 DEL AMO AVENUE TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 OFFICE-TUSTIN CITY CLERK (7 14) 544-8890 APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT Full Legal Name r y Address:Dr. Street Apartment::J:Zs # '�t Ca �orh i a� Ii ro City State Zip Code Home Phone Number (7-/ Y 7 31-13 MlLb Bus iness Phone: C7 igth commission/ committee Position applying for: s Reason you are applying for that position: QL�st+ 1 w -sem • .V- %_•1 P-A.A� L 64 lizidus .TL �;44s b • Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies you for the position: r �Sn r,►A 3 t7 •v r5 dS _a � DQ's? T�'SSl 01(% a1y rS a S S w k� 0 r. List any professional organizations to which you belong: - I - - r (AA. to L -a% 1,A -7� . 4 1-6;K Ft ;, e --A • CA -Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses? �S If so, which ones? 2P.' ( 'r"4 -4E 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: �.�� Cc�r Yrs , Lt ne, s • ! X 66 � 7 -�oeu coo, k BSc . s e • �S' 0 le I y Yes ?I uclf-s I do I I gv�r- A4 cam.,, What types) of civic activities are you involved in? 1 �n ay 0'4�7 r� 1:54,t-� — S %S(P . -- Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered. Thank you for your interest in this position. commappt.cc DONALD H. BIERY, 1792 Lance Drive, Tustin, California 92680, (714) 731-1340 1---" 0 iZ — a C 1983-1986 PRESIDENT - CO-OWNER - CONSULTANT Ca1Rec Builders & Consultants From start-up through profit-making phases of own corporation. Supervised administrative operation; sale of play equipment, park amenities and custom landscape construction; and installation and construction. 1980-1983 PARKS AND RECREATION CONSULTANT Hanson Associates, Santa Ana Sales representative for various park and recreation equipment lines. Sales, custom designs, bid proposals. 1974-1980 PARKS AND RECREATION DIRECTOR City of Tustin Expanded the department to include: senior citizen services, cultural arts, aquatics, special events and youth services. Reorganized department to be more efficient and fully self -financed. Administered the design and initial development program for Columbus Tustin Park and Sport Center, a joint city -school project. Obtained various grant funds. 1968-1974 DIRECTOR OF PARKS AND RECREATION City of Walnut Creek Department head responsibility for a multi -division department including: park planning, design and development; recreation and leisure programs; interpretive (junior museum, historical museum); golf course; aquatics; (senior citizens handicapped, volunteers); and parks social services 9 landscape areas and tree maintenance. Prepared application and administered several. federal grants including: HUD Open space; Land Water Conservation; and Commission on Aging. Administered the complete redesign and initial development of Heather Farms City-wide Park, expanding park from 53 to 75 acres to include .large community center building, major three -pool swim center, lighted softball field, tennis center with pro shop, park development with a lagoon, children's play apparatus area, riding arena, nature area. 1960-1968 GENERAL MANAGER Livermore Area Recreation and Park District Responsible to an elected Board of Directors for the management of the -District including: personnel, finance, maintenance, planning development, recreation programs, records, etc. Developed and expanded a multi -parks recreation facility system from 2 parks (18 acres) to 11 parks (174 acres). Developed a joint agreement with school district for use and development of facilities, including the development of 'turf school playfields, swim center, and tennis center. Prepared and published the District's Facility Master Plan. Initiated and developed the District's Personnel Policy and system. EDUCATION B.A. Physical Education (Recreation Specialization), San Jose State. Graduate Year Study in Recreation Administration Brigham Young Univ. University of California, Davis, Study Course in Parks & Recreation Admin. Donald 1-i _ Biery Conti ilhution to 'Dustin (7ommuni(y l..eadership & Services Activities 1. Tustin Area Mlle Arts Council. (1990 -Present) Founding chairperson and initial organizer. Member- and current treasurer. 2. Tustin Ch�imher of Commerce. (1987 -Present) Active member since 1987. Served on Ambassador & Mixer Coinmittccs, Past Director. Chaired the Tustin Art Festival Feasibility Study committee, which lead to the creation of TAt:AC above. Recipient of the Golden Goose Award. . 3. _Tustin Area Historical Society. .(1988 -Present) Currently vice president and membership chair. Past recording secretary. 4. Parks &Recreation-C'ominission 'Tustin. (1988 -Present) A current commissioner, having served for approximately 3 years, since its I establishment.. 5. fast Orange County Association of Realtors : (1986 -Present) ,Heti as its liaison to Current member of its Governmental Affairs Committee & assigned .the City of Tustin. - 6. Bays Club of Tustin. Member of Board of Directors (1978) Spearheaded the donation of tumbling mats (value of $2000) from the Tustin Witness to Fitness. 7. Bov Scouts of America. (1974 -Present) Served in various leadership roles including: Scoutmaster Troop 656. Cubmaster Troop 656 (twice) Mate (Sea Scouts) Ship 656 (currently) 8. T_ ustin Witness to Fitness Committee. (1974-1980) Member & Co-chair. Organized special programs with speakers. Chaired 10-K Runs. 9. Church of Jesus Christ onts. Active church worker from 1974 to present. Positions held include: Advisor to Single Adults groups. Ward Physical Director (conducted athletic teams and leagues). Ward Activity Co-chairman (planned and conducted monthly social functions). Ward Mellillership Clerk Elder's (quorum Counselor High Priest Group - First Assistant High Priest Group Leader (current Position) 10. Miscellaneous C'ommunityService in Tustin. Bobby Sox Coach (3 years) Assistant Soccer Coach (AYSO-1 year) 11. Director. Tustin Parks & Recreation Denartment. (1974-1980) Achievements and Accomplishments: Expanded all recreation programs and added cultural arts classes, programs and special events (cultural art shows, drama productions, flower show, etc. Transformed the old city hall facility into a temporary cultural arts center. Secured city recreation use of a wing at the closed Lambert School, including installing a dance Floor in one room and gymnastic equipment in another. After Passing of Proposition 13, operated the Recreation Department on a 100% plus self -financial basis the following year. Organized and directed a highly successful summer aquatic program at the Tustin High School pool and shared the profit each year with the school district. _ Expanded the city's services to Senior Citizens, assisted in obtaining the TLC luncheon program, and .hired the city's first Senior Citizen Co-ordinator, Isabelle M cClements . Championed and assisted in the initial expansion of the Tustin Tiller Day Program from a.sole parade to a fair -festival event. Served on the Tustin 1976 Centennial Committee and chaired its carnival clay activities. Served as the city's liaison to the Tustin Area Historical Society. CITY OF TUSTIN 15222 DEL AMO AVENUE TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 (7 14) 544-8890 APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT Date g �' Full Legal Name 0�'? 5ta An Cormack, Address r street Apartment # (3A 9�-&90 -------- Zip Code City State r S '7 1� � 3�-rj3 Business Phone: ( � � A Home Phone Numbe �ccr- ks +- ►2ec►�-t� &r Corrin • Commission/Committee Position applying for: Reason you are applying for that positidon:, d_ Jn . s ✓4 /..r. AAAA ? "A.{ .. ,. Tu -s bti - -4f Lf, Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies you for the position: L 7 _ . ,. 1/ .. _ �. r 1'p G i� o M �T 6� r maw 7Zc s-�t n M767`� 7J List any professional organizations to which you belong: r „o„ `iC>>�rner5 �r�C P lcf' I I Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses? If so, which ones? M o, fie.,� pf?i4Gl�e- aK LC4 191/ Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? _A10 _ 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: San 322 51� vvwj- 1972- 19'7 lo lit C L A 19'7 f2 -197 8 i l'�ex'fi c� a lyse. 19?q'�xt cru .:.41i&U 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. commappt.cc 0 Mary Wynn Tustin -City Clerk 15222 Del Amo Tustin, CA 92680 May 7, 1992. Dear Mrs. Wynn, I would like to reactivate my interest in being considered ,by -the City Council -to serve on the Parks and Recreation Commission. Last year I sub - mi tted .a resume of my education and experience history. I continue to be interested in issues related to recreation, parks and the community of Tustin. I am most recently involved with the Community Services Dept. in planning and executing our "Celebrate the Family" picnic at the Magnolia Tree Park. My two preschool age girls continue to enjoy the various parks in Tustin, which we frequently visit. And my grandmother (96 years old) is involved with the Senior -Center TLC program. Being involved as the Secretary and Park Representati.ve for.the Peppertree _ Homeowners Association has kept me in touch with the opinions and ideas of residents that are similar to mine and also bring into view other's thoughts on the various issues that involve our community. Please consider my interest in the Parks and Recreation Commission. Sincerely, Chris Cormack 14841 Alder Lane Tustin, CA 92680 (714) 838-5341 cc: Randy Westrick Ch r. i s Co rma c K July 1992 EXPERIENCE HIGHLIGHTS Homemaker March 1987 to present Busy raising two preschool girls and 96 -1 -2 -year old grandmother. Landmark Mortgage Corp., Santa Ana Sept 1985 to Feb 1987 Loan Officer Resoonsible for initiating, developing and follow through on mortgage - home loans. Interface with Reql tors , Title Co., Escrow Officers, Sellers, and Buyers. Achieved Top-Producer.status within six months. Plantminder Inc., Lake Forest, CA Oct 1983 to Aug 1985 National Training Director Responsible for developing and implementing an training program to maintain and.increase active sales*force. Prepare a written manual and classroom workshops to guide and direct sales growth. Plan, organize and conduct motivational and training meetings. Participate in managers conferences and --sales seminars. Maintain written communication with field sales managers through monthly newsletters. The Creative Circle, Los Angeles, CA Nov 1982 to Oct 1983 Regional Sales. Coordinator Supervise and participate in the following key activities: planning and managing regional sales and marketing operations; select, train, motivate and measure independent sales representatives assist Vice President in developing newprograms and sales promotions.. Participate in planning and conducting sales meetings and training seminars, new product -packaging, market.analysis and research.for effective marketing distribution and sales _ administration with attention to seasonal-trends.- Estate easonal trends. Estate Manager/Executor Oct 1980 to Dec 1983 Duties included negotiations with lawyers and partners in business invest- ments. Planning,.implementing'and executing a time effective plan that would minimize tax effect and maximize return to beneficiaries with little disruption for outside business partners. Estate valued at 1.25 million. Chris Cormack (Experience Cont.) page two U.S. Government, Los Angeles, CA Sept 1977 to Nov 1982 Investigator Responsible for public relations and datacompilation of a regulatory nature. Conduct fire and accident investigations relating to deaths or serious injuries involving consumer products. Consolidate, analyze in- formation outlining problems and recommending solutions in documentation for U.S. Congress on conflict between product defects -and consumer product misuse. High school 1969 - 1972 Bachelor of Arts 1976 Cousel i ng Certi fi cate 1978 Post Graduate Studies 1979 Date of Birth Health Citizenship License 1981 Hobbies EDUCATION PERSONAL DATA REFERENCES Rolling Hillis Hi h School Rolling Hills., California San Jose State University San Jose, California ' University of California Los Angeles, California University of Southern California Los Angeles, California 12/10/54 Excellent United States Private Pilot Single Engine VFR Horseback riding, cooking, gardening Personal and professional references are available for review upon request. Date CITY OF TUSTIN 15222 DEL AMO AVENUE TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 (714) 544-8890 APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT 24 JUNE 1992 Full Legal Name MARK ERIC DENNEY Address 1602 NISSON ROAD 022 Street Apartment # TUSTIN CA State Zip Code City Home Phone Number 1 714 ) 669-1340 Business Phone s 7, 4) 520-5R7? Commission/Committee Position applying for: PARKS t REC REATTON Reason you are applying for that position: To SFR E JHF r.nM UTNTTY IN WHICH I LIVE SO THAT IT MAY RF AN ENJO nT r rT ' CE To T TVE ANDAN HOSPTTART.F. PLACE TO VISIT I BET TEVE MY INVOLVrMFNT WTTF T14F COMMUNITY WOULD RF ' ONLY TO ENHANCE THE CITY OF TUSTIN' S GOOD QUALITIES ITIS.. .r„ A.*+ IT ALREADY pnccFCSF.S Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies you for the position: •I FEEL THAT T HAVE THE CAPABILITY TO SEE= I HAVE A GREAT SENSE OF CIVIC PRTnE. F' AND DISCERr THAT- T G1NTCH IS IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THF GOMMTTNTTY T AM SOMEONE TH .� WHO WILL WATCH, LISTEN, ND -THEN ADVTSF THOS WHO -ARE- TN A POSTTTON TQ MAICF- DECISION IAM AWARE OF THE C LLAT T V'.GEq THAT ; COMMTNTTY IN SOUTHERN CAT TFORNTA_ FACES AND WILL SEE THAT THE CITY OF TUSTIN RE`iAINS A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE. List any professional organizations to which.you belong: l Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses? NO If so, which ones? NIA Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? NO If so, why? NOA EDUCATION: Circle Highest Grade Completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 a16+ LIST ALL COLLEGES, BUSINESS DATES ATTENDED DEGREE OBTAINED OR TRADE SCHOOLS ATTENDED: UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY 9/89 TO 6/91 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE RICKS COLLEGE 9/84 TO 4/85 9/88 TO 4/89 ASSOCIATE IN ARTS AND SCIENCE RANCHO SANTIAGO COLLEGE 1/88 TO 4/88 What type(s) of.civic activities are you involved in?• I HAVE VOLUNTEERED MY TIME WITH SUCH ORGANIZATIONS AS THE ORANGE COUNTY RESCUE MISSION AND THE ORANGEWOOD CHILDRENS HOME. Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered. Thank you for your interest in this position. commappt.cc MARK E. DENNEY (714) 669-1340 1602 NISSON RD Q-22 TUSTIN, CA 92680 SUMMARY TO OBTAIN A POSITION IN COUNSELING OR SOCIAL WORK. EDUCATION B.S. IN POLITICAL SCIENCE UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY AUGUST 1991. A.A.S. IN GENERAL EDUCATION RICKS COLLEGE APRIL 1989. MAJOR COURSES OF STUDY: PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES, CRIMINAL JUSTICE. WORK EXPERIENCE OUTREACH WORKER CITY OF ANAHEIM ANAHEIM, CA PLACEMENT _ DUTIES OF CITY OF ANAHEIM'S JTPA SUMMER YOUTH EMPLOYEMENT PROGRAM. INVOLVED IN RESPONSIBLE COUNSELING. JUNE 1992 TO PRESENT. ASSISTANT MANAGER ROOKIES WHITTLER, CA ASSISTED IN MANAGEMENT AND OPERATION OF SPORTS RETAIL STORE. AUGUST 1991 TO JUNE 1992. SALES REPRESENTATIVE BAGMASTERS BUENA PARK, CA SALES OF MAILROOM SUPPLIES. JULY 1991 TO SEPTEMBER 1991. ADMINISTRATIVE INTERN CACHE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LOGAN, UT. ASSISTED IN THE COORDINATION OF AN AREA EMPLOYMENT SEMINAR ON THE FEDERAL DISABILITIES ACT. MARCH 1991 TO JUNE 1991. OTHER EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS REFERENCES VOLUNTEER MISSIONARY BOLIVIA, SOUTH AMERICA PROSELYTED GENERAL POPULATION. AUGUST 1985 TO SEPTEMBER 1987. READ, WRITE, AND SPEAK SPANISH FLUENTLY. PROFICIENT IN COMPUTER SKILLS. WORDPERFECT, MACINTOSH, AND LOTUS 123.. AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. CITY OF TUSTIN 15222 DEL A.�SO AVENUE TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 (714 ) 544-8890 APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT Date - d - Full Legal Name - D Address treet Apartment # C44- t D City State ip Code Home Phone Number (fZLLZ-k-4710S0 Business Phone: Commission/ Committee Position applying for: pl�eK3 PryQeceeA:1/0,x) Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies you for the position: List any professional organizations to ICrl YUU IJC1Vlly . Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses? w If so, which ones? Have you ever had If so, why? rofessional license suspended or revoked? EDUCATION: Circle Highest Grade Completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1616+ LIST ALL COLLEGES, BUSINESS DATES ATTENDED DEGREE OBTAINED OR TRADE SCHOOLS ATTENDED: IfF4 S A4= 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. cortmappt.cc EDUCATION CURRICULUM VITAE Joseph G. Dias 14902 Foxcrof t Road Tustin, CA 92680 (714) 730-2050 California ornia State Universitv. FLl l rton. Fullerton, California Master of Science in Educational Admin., Aug. 1984 Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration, Jun. 1975 Minor. Management Emphasis in Personnel Management P;hS2 Santa Ana, California Associate of Arts in Business Administration, Jun.1972 CREDENTIALS * Community College Supervisory Credential - Lifetime * Community College Instructor Credential -. Lifetime (Business/Management) ACADEMIC ._ EXPERIENCE Jan -1973 to present Career Placement/Student Affairs Job/Career Placement Officer Train, supervise and evaluate staff. Interview, screen and refer students to jobs. Develop policies and budgets. Prepare reports. Arrange for on -campus interviews and Career Days. Advise and counsel students. Provide housing opportunities for students. Manage student help program. 1Q * Preset Instruction Even g aaddmn* istrative responsibility for Santa Ana Campus Evaluate Instructors Supervise employees Maintain laison with day managers Handle complaints and resolve conflicts to Present Counseling EEplovment Seminar Presentor Provided weekly seminars on employment preparation. Topics include. preparing resumes and applications, the job search process and interviewing techniques. Instruction/Occupational Education Instruct c►r/Coordinator Jun. 1976 Coordinated students employment with classroom instruction. Lectured on goal setting, interviewing, resume writing. completing applications, job search process and maintaining employment. Joseph G. Dias Page 2 PROFESSIONAL Professional Activities ACTIVITI Completed ACCCA's Mentor/Mentee Program in 1989/90. Dr. Dorothy Bray, Vice -President Academic/Student Services at. College of the Desert was my mentor. President - California Community College Placement Assoc. 1987/1988 and 1988/1989, Past President 1989/1990 Vice -President - CCCPA - 1979/1980 and 1986/1987 Executive Secretary - CCCPA - 1983/1984 College Director - CCCPA - 1974/1975 and 1975/1976 President Classified Employees at RSC - 1974/1975 PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS •; • Present A&Wdation, • California Community171-• AcIministrators 1973 tQ Present (7alifornia Community Placement A&wda •� • Present Western Association •f nt Employment Administrators •:: LQ Present National :...•..i. •n Qf Student111 • 11 1 Administrators 1988 LQ 1989 State Qj California Vocational Placement . • AWARDS AND HONORS HONORS Chosen by the U.S. jaycees, as an outstanding Young Man in America in • REFERENCI$S Available upon request CITY OF TUSTIN 15222 DEL AMO AVENUE TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 (7 14) 544-8890 APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT Date a Full Legal al Name g hAAYPCC / `J fL/ CZ Apartment # ,:�F City State � Zip Code % � Home Phone Number S� o3 / �siness Phone: Commission/Committee Position applying f Reason you are applying for that position: `� Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies you for the position: List any professional organizations to which you belong: i Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses? If so, which ones? professional license Have you ever had a profes i 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: 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. coffmppt . cc Date CITY OF TUSTIN 15222 DEL AMO AVENUE TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 (714) 544-8890 j"N = b 1992 OF 1C,L•TU-.1!! ! rITY CLERK APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT 6/15/92 Full Legal Name JEANNIE JACKSON . Address 1201 S.E. Walnut 15 Street Apartment # Tustin CA 92680 City State zip Code � Home Phone Number S 714 730-6854 Business Phone: (714 973-1.999, ext. 234 Commission/Committee Position applying for: Recreation Committee ReasonY ou are applying for that position: Because I have spent 24 years raising children and have served as Boy Scout Leader, Y -Indian Maidens (Area Board Member), Sunday School Teacher, Soccer Team Mother, and I guess the strongest reason is my desire to be better acquainted with the City of Tustin. Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies you for the position: Experience listed above. As the mother of 2 adopted chldren, my backgroundf would prove that recreational activities is a top priority -.and has always been. I have also had the opportunity recently to meet Gary McGill and other members of the Recreation Department and am very impressed with their demeanor. List any professional organizations to which you belong: Currently am joining Toastmasters, and attending meetings for the Homeless Issues Task Force. I 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 16 16+ LIST ALL COLLEGES, BUSINESS DATES ATTENDED DEGREE OBTAINED OR TRADE SCHOOLS ATTENDED: Saddleback Community College 1980-85 A.A. Misc. insurance training courses What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? Attended AIDS walkathon, Santa Ana Clean Up (Brook Street through Pio Pico School) this weekend; March of Dimes Walkathon; Family Fun Run; ran for City Counci in the latest election. Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered. Thank you for your interest in this position. commappt.cc JEANNIE JACKSON 1201 S.E. Walnut #15 Tustin, CA 92680 OBJECTIVE: Become more involved in civic and governmental matters utilizing creative writing, typing, and strong desire to be at the forefront of solving problems that our governments are currently facing. BACKGROUND 1981-84 - CANADIAN INDEMNITY INSURANCE COMPANY, 3350 S. Harbor, Costa Mesa, CA (Currently DBA: Canadian Insurance Company) Handled all clerical needs of 16 claims examiners and department manager such as charts, claim forms, and investigative reports. 1984-89 - HONEYWELL DISC INSTRUMENTS, 307 E. Baker, Costa Mesa, CA (Currently owned by Dnapar and regional office was closed) . Served as secretary to controller, 3 vice presidents and president of firm. This entailed making travel arrangements, creating correspondence to all sales representatives located nationally, collecting information and distributing all sales reports, and any miscellaneous duties as assigned by staff. 1989-90 - APPLE TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, Bristol & Sunflower, Santa Ana Worked at student loan center in Costa Mesa as film processor and researching whether or not actual student_ loans were paid and when. Assisted sectional supervisor in distributing work among 11 employees in the particular department I was in. Apple chose me as Employee of the Month in January of 1990. 11/90 - 2/91 - PERSONNEL POOL, Redhill, Tustin My first assignment with Personnel Pool is the current place of work, Developmental Disabilities Center, below. Personnel Pool chose me as Employee of the Month in January of 1991. 11/90 - Present - DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES CENTER, 305 N. Main (Union Bank Square), Orange, CA Am serving as a word processor in updating individual -program plans for the disabled (cerebral palsy, mental retardation, other debilitating traumas). Also help on switchboard and with various filing as assigned. Graduated from Saddleback College in 1985, and am striving to attend Western Law School in the near future. CITY OF TUSTIN 15222 DEL AMO AVENUE TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 (714) 544-8890 APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT Date July 25, 1992 Full Legal Name Address Teri Anne Knoll 2955 Champion Way, #137• Street Apartment # Tustin CA 92680 City State Zip Code Home Phone Number (714 ) 544-2423 Business Phone: ( ) same Commission/Committee Position applying for: Parks and Recreation Commission Reasonyou are applying for that position: It is of creat importance to me to actively serve the community in which I live. Having spent my youth in Tustin and recently relocating to Tustin Ranch, I would like to dedicate t th e Parks an Recreation ommission my time and years of valuable professional experience in the field of public programming to continue to improve the quality of life in Tustin. Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies you for the position: Over the last twelve years as an administrator for various cultural organizations, I have gained strong experience in the area of community programming in public places. At the Craft and Folk Art Museum, I worked with the County of Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation and various City Recreation and Parks facilities to organize and implement an array of educational workshops. I was fundamental in raising -major funds from corporate and other private -sources to assist in underwriting these programs. In addition to (See Attachment # 1 ) List any professional organizations to which you belong: Museum Educators of Southern California; Western Museums Association; Folk Arts Council of the Craft and Folk Art Museum; Member of Grants Panel for L.A. City Dept. of Cultural Affairs- 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 16 6+ LIST ALL COLLEGES, BUSINESS DATES ATTENDED DEGREE OBTAINED OR TRADE SCHOOLS ATTENDED: San Francisco State Univ. 1981-84 MFA :U.C.L.A. 1976-80 BA ,What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? I relocated to Tustin in April of this year, so I have not as of yet been involved in any activities . Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered. Thank you for your interest in this position. conmeppt.cc Application For Commission Appointment Attachment # 1 workshops, I have directed several large-scale multi -cultural festivals showcasing positive aspects of Los Angeles County. I have worked extensively with City and County officials implementing programs which have successfully served'disparate communities. I have served on the City of L.A. Department of Cultural Affairs Grants Panel and given public presentations on the importance of the arts in education on various occasions. I am an active member of the Tustin Baha'i Community and will be involved in all Baha'i civic collaborations. Most importantly, I am professionally and personally committed to improving the quality of life for all in the community in which I reside. TERI A. KNOLL 361 S. Detroit Street, #307 Los Angeles, CA 90036 (213) 934-5386 EDUCATION San Francisco State University MFA, English (TES/FL), 1984 University of California, Los Angeles BA, World Arts and Culture (Cum Laude), 1980 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 1990 - present SPECIAL PROGRAMS COORDINATOR CRAFT AND FOLK ART MUSEUM Los Angeles, CA General Responsibilities: initiate and implement special programs and outreach activities for the museum; hire and supervise contracted staff; create and maintain project budgets; interface with museum staff, Board of Directors and community Projects: International Festival of Masks (1990, 1991) As Director/Producer: oversee community field work, hire and supervise staff and volunteers, create and maintain budget, create Advisory Board and Committees, co -curate performances. plan and implement adjunct outreach programming, fund raise, work with City and County personnel, coordinate promotion and press activities, supervise graphic design and production of promotional materials: complete planning and implementation of event Family Festival of Mexican Arts (1991) As Co-director with Los Angeles County Museum of Art: same as above CAFAM Education Programs (1991) - Sunday Family Days - Round Table Discussion on Process of Design - 3-D Film Program - Experiments in Optics - Summer Sunglasses Spectacular Art Workshop Center for the Study of Art and Culture As Acting Coordinator of Public Programs for the Center: preliminary workshop development including soliciting Advisory Team Members and Facilitator; develop collaborations with other arts, community and diversity related organizations: develop time -line and budget. TERI A. KNOLL Page Two 1989 -1990 ASSISTANT TO FOUNDATION DIRECTOR CALIFORNIA AFRO-AMERICAN MUSEUM FOUNDATION Los Angeles, CA (part-time) General Responsibilities: Reorganization and systemization of Foundation's acquisition and loan documentation in preparation for updated computerization, create new inventory system for retail museum Shop. 1988 -1989 CURATORIAL COORDINATOR CALIFORNIA AFRO-AMERICAN MUSEUM Los Angeles, CA (part-time) Projects: Introspectives: Comemporary An by Americans and Brazilians of African Descent Coordinated exhibition in conjunction with curators and Museum Director: assist with organization of historical component; oversee packing, crating, export/import of art works, translation; prepare exhibition for travel; curate and implement film festival; plan and oversee major opening reception. 1987 - 1990 PROGRAM DIRECTOR ART BRAZIL CULTURAL SOCIETY Los Angeles/New York/Sao Paulo, Brazil General Responsibilities: general administration of Society: hire and manage contracted staff, fund raise, irrertace with Board of Directors, create and maintain budgets Projects: Brazil Proiects '90 Organized exhibition of contemporary painting by Brazilian and Los Angeles based artists at Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery and Sao Paulo Museum of Art, Brazil:coordinate curators; oversee packing, cuing, customs, ground transportation, insurance of art works; edit event catalogue; translation: oversee promotion and PR; general production of exhibition and opening reception Brazil Proiects '88 Organized major exhibition of contemporary Brazilian art at P.S.1 Museum: concert series at Town Hall: film festival at Public Theater, New York: Same as above and musk ano film event production 1988 - 1989 PROGRAM COORDINATOR CALIFORNININTERNATIONAL ARTS FOUNDATION Los Angeles, CA -- TERI A. KNOLL Page Three Projects: Nordstern Lecture Series (LA Art Fair) 1988 California Artists Calendar .(publication) Book Signing of Artists' Calendar (LA and SFMMA) 1987 - 1988 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT (consultant) ARTTABLE, INCJWEST, LOS ANGELES Responsibilities: Manage office: organize meetings Projects: LA Visit (3 day national mtg.) LA Art Fair Brunch 1983 - 1986 ESL INSTRUCTOR San Francisco, CA / Sao Paulo, Brazil 1979 - 1980 ASSISTANT TO COORDINATOR, festival of Masks CRAFT AND FOLK ART MUSEUM Los Angeles. CA 1979 ASSISTANT TO PROJECT COORDINATORS Music and Dance on the Grass UCLA Fine Arts Productions TERI A. KNOLL PUBLICATIONS 1990-91 1990 1988 1979-80 PANELS/ CONFERENCES 1992 1991 1991 1991 1991 SPECIAL COURSES LANGUAGE SKILLS Page Four Coordinator, INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF MASKS PROGRAM BOOK, Cratt & Fork AR Museum, Los Angeles, CA Coordinator, BRAZIL PROJECTS '90, Art Brazil Cultural Society, Los Angeles, CA Coordinator, BRAZIL PROJECTS '88, Art Brazil Cultural Society, Los Angeles, CA "Dance in Bali: The Reaffirmation of a Sense of Community", JOURNAL OF THE ASSOCIATION OF GRADUATE DANCE ETHNOLOGISTS, Vol. 3, Fall/Winter, UCLA Allocations Committee Member, 1992/93 Grant Cycle. City of Los Angeles, Cultural Affairs Department Facilitator, Festival Seminar 1991, City of Los Angeles, Cultural Affairs Department Panelist (Chairperson), Traditional and Folk Arts Discipline. 1992/93 Grant Cycle, City of Los Angeles., Cultural Affairs Department Facilitator and Panelist, Western Museums Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada Attendee. International Conference on Celebration. Santa Fe, New Mexico Three fund raising/grant writing workshops Portuguese (fluent), Spanish (semi -fluent) July 25, 1992 Valerie Whiteman Chief Deputy City Clerk City of Tustin 1522 Del Amo Avenue Tustin, CA 92680 Dear Ms. Whiteman: Enclosed please f ind'the completed Application Form and my resume so that I may be considered to serve on the Parks and Recreation Commission. Thank you for sending me the application so promptly. I would appreciate your efforts in forwarding it to the appropriate individuals with a request that they grant me the opportunity -to be interviewed at the August 3rd session. If you require further information, please feel free to call me at 714/544-2423. SiLacer!,,l yours, Qr6i Anol XD 17 JUN 3 p 1992 CITY OF TUSTIN 15222 DEL AMO ENUE 9 2 6 8 0 OFFICE TUSTIN CITY CCE TUSTIN, K CALIFORNIAA (714) 544-8890 APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT Date W ti C,1992- Full Legal Nam S/a�l it e Address Street City U State Apartment # Zip Code Home Phone Number z?o/2-Business Phone: Commission/Committee Position applying for: Reason you are applying for that position: � t ��vivti A- Sp�Gi13L , Please list belo'w your background and any experience you feel quali=ies you for the position: p _ -75 ���'✓l //� /ti c�-� r �- z A) �_�.1�� ��.► . /�'5����. n-�. r �' yer:Y�• � t - .r��= r .rim i �%olila-,�.cG� FSPer19,!!''I►11. 1 by List any professional organizations to which you belong: e4.r /ls'1'o c; l; iz-U.0 1 1.. .► n Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses? �e•C If so, which ones? �' ,L � f' �=0f��•V J T Ci Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? /(/O 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: �?' L/:: AI' / y 71V- h� What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? � �rc�r. jam, Your Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered. Thank you for your interest in this position. s coa nappt.cc Resume of SAMUEL D. RANDALL EMPLOYMENT 11/86 - Present General Manager Orange County Cemetery District 25751 Trabuco Road EI Toro, CA 92630 10/85 -11/86 Senior Staff Analyst Waste Management Program 1200 N. Main, Suite 201 Saha Ana, CA 92701 14842 Braebum Road Tustin, CA 92680 (714) 832-2962 2/80-10/85 Staff Analyst 111 County of Orange Waste Management Program Health Care Agency (1984-85) 178 - 2/80 Projed Director (Employment) County of Orange Senior Citizen Program Office 774 -1 /78 Assistant Director, Parks and Recreation City of Tustin EDUCATION 1974-1976 Pepperdine University, Los Angeles. CA Degree: Master of Arts Major. Public Administration 1968 -1970 CaCrfomia State University, Fullerton, CA Degree: Bachelor of Arts Major: Business Administration Minor: Finance 1963-1966 Mt. San Antonio College, Walnut, CA Degree: Associate of Arts Major: Business Administration 7T INING/EDUCATION 1991 SPECY—AAREQ Total Quality Management (T.Q.M.) Institute 1988-1990 Special District Management Institute 1989 Management and Leadership Academy (County) _ University of California, Davis 1977 "Human Services" Institute 1975 "Park Management" Institute CIVIC INVOLVEMENT 1988 - Present Chairman, Parks and Recreation Commission City of Tustin 1984 Citizens Advisory Committee Open Space/Recreation Fadlities/City of Tustin 1983 Citizens Advisory Committee Revenue Sharing Funds AllocatkxVCity of Tustin 1161 1980-1991 American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) 1986-1991 Calliomia Association of Public Cemeteries (CAPC) 1991- Vice President 1990-91- Board of Directors 1972-1978 California Parks and Recreation Society (CPRS) 1977- Vice President District 10 1986 - Present - Orange CQUIDIX Cemetery DistAct Under policy direction from the Board of Trustees. I have full authority and responsibility for all operational functions of the District. Other elements include strategic and business planning, financial control, capital projects, contract negotiation, personnel management and Intergovernmental contacts. Responsible for budget and financial management for program with 180 employees and $45 million budget Coordinated management service and had direct supervision over fee collection, contrails, private hauler permits, resource recovery and litter control programs. Management analyst in various County divisions including GSA Management Services"and the Health Care Agency. Budget administrative services for Animal Control, Epidemiology, CDTS, and Public Health. • ; • ;�� y� • • ,•1111•i 1!► it 6 t= 11 •Ji( -c Project Director for the County's Title V Program, a federally funded manpower program under the auspices of the U.S. Department of Labor. Provided employment for low income residents over age fifty-five. 1971 - 1978 - City of Tustin Recreation Supervisor and subsequently Assistant Director of Parks and Recreation. I was heed of the -- Recreation Division. Program planning, personnel, fiscal control, community relations, scheduling and maintenance of public facilities. Date CITY OF TUSTIN 15222 DEL AMO AVENUE TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 (714) 544-8890 APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT June 26, 1992 Full Legal Name Laurel Gales Stanford Address 14442 Pinebrook Drive, Street Apartment # Tustin CA City State Zip Code Home Phone Number (714 )731-4401 Business Phone: Commission/Committee Position applying for: Parks & Recreation Reason you are appl ing for that position. I have always been very interested in Civic matters. I have live in Tustin since and watched it grow dramatically. I am a parent of a grade - sc oo er. I moved to Tustin because I was attracted by the apparent sense of 'community'. I am interested in helping to maintain those things which appealed to me in first place. As a law student, I am interested in EnvironmentALaw and the richts of people. feel my combination of interests and Backgrou-n-T—would benefit the City and people of Tustin. - Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies you for the position: 1) Girl Scout Brownie leader (last 2 years) —7) Bowers Museum 3) Adjunct professor - Irvine Valley College - board m m - 5) Board member - California Apparel Export Association Guest Lecturer - ApPie computer conven ion List any professional organizations to which you belong: 1) Women's Lawyers of Long Beach k 0 Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses? Yes If so, which ones? California State Community College Credential - junct Professor Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? No If so, why? EDUCATIOW: Circle Highest Grade Completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 (L66 LIST ALL COLLEGES, BUSINESS DATES ATTENDED DEGREE OBTAINED OR TRADE SCHOOLS ATTENDED: Harrow Technical -Coll. 1966-68 Business studies, Languages RMCSI and a Western State Univ. Coll. 1/91 -present Juris Doctor expected 1995 eT • What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? 1) Girl Scout Brownie Leader 2) Docent - Bowers Museum 3) Laubach Literacy - teaching adults to read Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered. Thank you for your interest in this position. commappt.._ LAUREL GALES STANFORD (714) 731-4401 14442 Pinebrook Tustin, CA 92680 EMPLOYMENT: 1991 - GUSTAFSON & WEBSTER - Law Offices Present Law Clerk. Legal research using Lexis. Memorandums using Wordperfect 1982 - LAUREL GALES STANFORD (USA) Present Consultant and tutor for microcomputer systems and applications software 1980-82 OCEAN PACIFIC SUNWEAR (USA) Operations Manager, Export Manager, Assistant to Executive V.P. Sales 1978-79 VILLER01 (HONG KONG) Garment designer/merchandiser, production and quality control 1976-78 SCOTT LESTER (FAR EAST) LTD. (HONG.KONG) Company Manager for Hong Kong subsidiary of British garment manufacturing company 1968-76 SCOTT LESTER LTD. (LONDON) Personal Assistant to Managing Director and Chairman •EDUCATION: 1991 - WESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY, COLLEGE OF LAW, Irvine Present Juris Doctor degree, expected 1995 Courses in Progress: Legal Writing II, Negotiations Courses Completed: Torts, Contracts, Civil Procedure I, Wills, Criminal Law, Legal Writing I Recipient: 1991 Dean's Honor List -.Scholastic Merit 1986-68 HARROW TECHNICAL COLLEGE, London, England Graduated with Distinction in Business Studies, Office Practices and Advanced Languages REFERENCES AND WRITING SAMPLES: Available on request ' LAUt-%=-L GALES STANFORD GEORGE L. STANFORD 14442 PINEBROOK TEL: [714] 731-4401 TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 June 26, 1992 City of Tustin 15222 Del Amo Avenue Tustin, CA 92680 Gentlemen: APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT TO PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION I am attaching a completed application for the above position, together with my resume. I would like to point out that I will be overseas on vacation from July 9-27. This trip was planned several months ago, and owing to the fare structure, I am unable to change my departure date or return the ticket for refund. As I am extremely interested in serving on the commission, I would respectfully request that any interview be arranged either prior or subsequent to the above dates. Thank you in advance for your assistance in this matter, and I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely: LAUREL GALES STANFORD Date CITY OF TUSTIN 15222 DEL AMO AVENUE TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 (7 14 ) 544-8890 D gag J L�. D � 4 - j 9 1992 0 r: v Y CLERX APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT .June 19, 1992 Full Legal Name Susan G. Welsh Address 17512 Chatham Drive Street Apartment # Tustin, California 92680 City State Zip Code Home Phone Number 714) 832-8172 Business Phone: 714 544-9080 ( Commission/Committee Position applying for: Reason you are applying for that position: Parks & Recreation I have served on the Parks & Recreation Commission since 1987, and feel that the experience I have gainedcontinues to e • benefit t am interested and professionally trained in Social Planning, and feel that my skills are of use. Please list below your background and any e>merience you feel qualifies you for the position: Commissioner since 1987 Serve as a consultant to social service programs in the community. Psychologist s ecializin in social change aspects of human -and organizational development. List any professional organizations to which you belong: American, Psychological Association American Orthopsychological Association _. Western Ps cholo ical Association Menninger Institute C.G. Jung Club of Orange Count (Former Member) LA County Psychological Association Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses? If so, which ones? N/A Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? If so, why? No. EDUCATION: Circle Highest Grade Completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 t6-0 LIST ALL COLLEGES, BUSINESS DATES ATTENDED DEGREE OBTAINED OR TRADE SCHOOLS ATTENDED: UCLA BA Goddard College MA. Southwestern University (JD Program) Whittier College of Law (JD Program) Fielding Institute PhD What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? Orange County Philharmonic Society - Tustin Committee u Ad-hoc Child Care Committee. Tustin Area Historical Society. UCLA Mortar Board Alumni Association. Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered. Thank you for your interest in this position. commeppt.cc SUSAN WELSH 17512 Chatham Drive Tustin, California 92680 EMPLOYMENT Phones - home: (714) 832-8172 ofc: (714) 544-9080 SUSAN WELSH ASSOCIATES, Behavioral and Mental Health Consulting. 12/85 - PRESENT. Conduct strategic planning, training/staff development, and revenue recovery for clients ranging from Title XXII social service programs and inpatient mental-health facilities to corporations in industry. Provide assistance in program expansion through design, staffing evaluations and grant -writing. Develop procedures for daily operations.... Prepare programs for accreditation (JCAH, CSC, etc.) and licensure. Act as external monitor for procedural and/or legal compliance. EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT and ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR. Member of the Board of Directors. A TOUCH OF CARE, INC. Comprehensive Psychiatric Treatment facilities. 08/83 - 12/85. Responsible for overall operation of multiple -site psychiatric treatment centers. Developed marketing strategies and techniques necessary to promote an innovative mental health program. Conducted pricing research and market potential studies to identify reimbursement trends. Established one of the first individual case management (ICM) programs in the nation to be accepted by third party reimbursers. Worked with Medical Director to develop and supervise clinical case conferences and treatment plans. Developed QA and UR programs which met or exceeded the standards of the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, and monitored compliance with same. Worked with counsel to develop and negotiate all vendor contracts. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS American Orthopsychiatric Association. American Psychological Association. Menninger Institute. Western Psychological Association. Los Angeles County Psychological Association. (Former Member) C.G. Jung Club of Orange County. EDUCATION Fielding Institute. PhD - Human and Organizational Development. Goddard College, Plainfield, Vermont. Masters Degree - Clinical Psychology. University of California, Los Angeles. Bachelors Degree - Humanitie's. ACADEMIC HONORS & AWARDS National Order of Mortar Board. Chancellor's Marshal. Chi Delta Pi Honor Society. World's Who's Who of Women - Cambridge, England. Spur's Sophomore Women's Honor Society. Individual Major, Honors College, Faculty of Letters & Sciences, UCLA. LANGUAGES Bilingual Spanish -English (Capable of simultaneous translations). Reading knowledge of most European languages. CITY OF TUSTIN 15222 DEL AMO AVENUE TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 (714) 544-8890 M D � � � 0 W� 0 jUy 2 4 1992 OFFI.;- I �T!`! CITY CLERK APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT DateJ'a� � /-/ /Z-- Full Legal Name ��a- AYt WO r Q c Address 3v�- �urri Street Apartment # �us-tEti ems- 9� City State zip Code Home Phone Number Aq ) X31 20-7-5 Business Phone: ,� ) Commission/Committee Position applying for: Reason You are applying for that position: �ASC1 4P11XM Pei y r; 4ul rv�- hp-., W\\1nsk\rfd t*n X4'1 e rn i n dA /'Z; l i < vi, -� (,ILI 1 ML rrvh4v., i our background and any experience you feel qualifies P list below yg ease you for the position: wo- 0 �,l S bu,,,mie f25 bQ cL y � 4-5 u (% u�l a-- ?`-� - List any professional organizations to which you PY9A475k M C). , /1>15 J(Pyn rn_ �-lz�' 0 -4 �GUt it Do you now,.or have you ever, held any professional licenses? If so, which ones? �/P Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? If so, why? Yv 0 EDUCATION: Circle Highest Grade Completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 6+ LIST ALL COLLEGES, BUSINESS DATES ATTENDED DEGREE OBTAINED OR TRADE SCHOOLS ATTENDED: CC D What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? om 1 b r1k) n.e,rS_ D-� �s Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered. Thank you for your interest in this position. cortnappt.cc Tracy A ffyn worky Schools Foothill High School - - 1977 (Tracy Wills) Cal Poly Pomona - - B.S. in Physical Ed. 1982 Pepperdine Univ. - - MBA in 1985 career Manager Law offices- 1982-1985 Administrator and Coordinator Newport Cardio Testing Center 1985-1987 Medical Consultant/Administrator-La Veta Surgical Center 1987-1989 Personal Married Geoffrey Worley --civil engineer Two children --Jamie 5 and Dane 2 2 -time All American tennis player Played Wimbledon 1982 Volunteer Present Board Member of Monterey Homeowners Assoc. Service Board Member of Tustin Community Preschool 191-192 2032 Burnt Mill Rd., Tustin, California 92680 0 (714) 731-8075 APPLICANTS FOR CULTURAL RESOURCES COMMITTEE CITY OF TUSTIN 15222 DEL AMO AVENUE TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 (714) 544-8890 slow rn COmmtTY APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT Date c% Av 4 Full Legal Name -z ' v G L A . S' 4 /' TN v,< C G // / L- L Address ly,2Ay��1 /`-� /•t l� 040. Street Apartment # 7c,, -S71, �.4 L �= c'qA/1,4- City State Zip Code Home Phone Number (Li ) � � 5` 7�'l� Business Phone : Commission/Committee Position applying for: Cultural Resources Committee Reason you are applying for that position: A i Al TVs -,-tib F'o R � L �_ �Z .S .�► .�/� 4U,0 0 L 'CJ I C d /'7 v .-✓ / %� S o 72 c 'i c - /:-4,2 7 �/ C v L / T- /y 5 Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies you for the position: A 7e-) Z / / / �I c iy /; i, /) A 4: /i D Al I/ C C / tii ;77- <:72- S /� L / �.> C N /L% �4 i? T / S % / r`7 C / �--2 y L ti C 4;: .4 :)/ c /) /9 del c; 7 -Tom/ _ .� � S 7-^,Lz 7-1 -c S d /� 77/ c-- L o �y Z,',' 1 T'• /a L o N c' c .a / -7 c v Cff- List any professional organizations to which you belong: AIA T /o 'v .4 L . 5 C 4 'Z f L T 1 'e T/ /1 C /: 7`� �i G /y 0771 -.5, /4 -5- -5- o C / 4 7-/ Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses? s 11 If so, which ones? < %-,,4 2 S G C A/ •'7? L / C 0 At / 4 ! ,V oq !•� / 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: c L c,� �-• , �� G �'y c L c` c- � � �1 s 5� - � 9 � 7 �i - �4 What type (s) of civic activities are ybu involved in? /✓ c �� c- ,- Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered. Thank you for your interest in this position. cortmappt.cc DOUGLAS CHURCHILL • :52= Riverford Road 7L_= -_:r., California 92680 (-14) 544-7018 RDMATTnm California S ta:=-?n:versity, Long Beach, M.A. Sculpture, 197 B.A. (with distinction) Fine Arts, 1959. Chouinard Ara,.*__s-itute, Los Angeles, California, 1957. Kann Institu-e :r A=t, Hollywood, California, (Scholarship; :=50. ' EMPLOYMENT: Los Amictos H: o?: 5=hool, Fountain Valley, California, Chairman of the _=_: t Department, Retired, 31 Years Service, .199C . C & G Communic=.:p-ns, Orange, California, Graphic Artist, 1988. Golden West Co'__e=e, Huntington Beach, California, Art Instructor, '19-:. George Pepperd _e University, Malibu, California, .Art Instructor, PROFESSIONAL CULTURA: ACTIVITIES: Committee Membe:, "Art in Public Places," City of Garden Grove, 1_:3E -i992. Juror, Orange C:ln ty Women's Clubs, 1992, 1991, 1989. Juror, "First Ir -==scions Art Show,", Mills House Gallery, Garden 3 -rove, California, 1991. Workshop Instru "How to Develop a Lost Wax Bronze Casting Sculp tu_s Program," California Art Education Association, Conference, Registry Hotel, Irvine California, 198:. SELECTIVE EXHIBITIONS: 't Science Fiction and Fantasy Art Show, Orange Mali, 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. a4d Mrs. Daniel Deutsch, Pasadena, California. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yell, Sierra Vista, Arizona. Mr. William Kamp, Lake Arrowhead, California. Dr. and Mrs. William Momary, Torrance, California. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weaver, Rolling Hills Estates, California. CITY OF TUSTIN 15222 DEL AMO AVENUE TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 (7 14) 544-8890 APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT Date 7aj1 hb. icp Full Legal Nameef1 Address 7,00 SCOTT b 'Sktra+ Street Apartment # �v5n Cly. a?jAo City State Zip Code Home Phone Number ,( "114 ) k-,kA-Q4jff Business Phone: (114 ) Wdq- a411 Commission/Committee Position applying for:��'�- GCXVw►rG . Reason you are applying for that position: .C--' Mi>>4 and Win► ' JIC, LCC.G.i1�'1 1�.(.1� c n.Tt`7+ and Q rclsef Vothai 0�- X 40A C S i rscs Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies you for the position: .I- i- - - 0 - - - - t- - - - -1 __ _L. h :.. •T - %y. k t . . GmuA.. A *J1 -V� t+&1 e% WN Mme) y k ►n4otyccl in roCl+�n�t�tt C�\j cC c nV i T• h�t.r� 1�vcr .n •T��►-.gin ���cn. •i - ! �� . e n�o,�. l�`4,r::.�- 4�t i ►cam 0 ill V�lf�• a- arri uieJ j ihV CIt�YG \\'1G U►r� W , • 'Cs�rin r' err -a -�1� �nc�u� Q(apdk.4 Q'90OuLet l s List any professional organizations to which you belong: Do you no::, or have you ever, held any professional licenses?l O If so, wh-Jch ones? Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? WO If so, why-? EDUCATION: Circle Hichest Grade Completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 0 16+ LIST ALL COLLEGES, BUSINESS DATES ATTENDED DEGREE OBTAINED OR TRADE SCHOOLS ATTENDED: c R�►•� o1a� ins . What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? 6par-d Your resu=e must also be attached for your application to be considered. Thank you for your interest in this position. cortmappt.cc 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 ANA, CALIFORNIA 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 with 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 AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTS DEANS HONOR LIST - California State University, Pomona ANALYZING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS - Irvine Community CORPORATIONSCollege AND TRUST - FINANCIAL ANALYSIS OF THE SELF-EMPLOYED, Financial Seminars, Inc. REAL ESTATE PRINCIPLES - Rancho Santiago College TUSTIN AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY - Board of Director CITY OF TUSTIN - Historic Cultural Overlay Committee a� IIISTOR.t�AL P.O. Boz 185, Tustin, California 92681 Tustin City Council 15222 Del Amo Tustin, CA 92680 August 7, 1992 y Aug 21992 Phone (714) 731-5701 Re: Brent Ferdig Candidate for Historical Cultural Overlay Committee Dear Council Members: As president of the Tustin Area Historical Society, and on behalf of the Board of Directors, I am writing to recommend Brent Ferdig for the Historical Cultural Overlay Committee. Brent's family has been an important part of Tustin history for several generations, and Brent has been one of the most reliable, dependable, sincere and hardworking members on our board for the last five years. The Board of Directors of the Tustin Area Historical Society feels that we have established a good relationship and good communications with the City of Tustin over the last several years and we know that Brent would do everything to encourage and promote this beneficial situation. We feel it is important for all in our community to maintain this relationship. Brent is the type of person who would make any committee proud to claim.him'as a member. Words cannot describe how pleased we as a board are to have Brent as one of our members. Thank you for considering this recommendation, and we as the Tustin Area Historical Society look forward to a bright future working with the City of Tustin. Sincerely, David M. Nisson President Tustin Area Museum — 395 El Camino Real — Tustin CITY OF TUSTIN 15222 DEL AMO AVENUE TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 (7 14) 544-8890 MD N @ N Q M U JUN 15 1992 ITY CLERKQ APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT Date Full Legal Name Address Street Apartment # City State Zip Code Home Phone Number (-7,q 939'-9 {Ey Business Phone: (7 Z C Commission/Committee Position applying for: O -�-Y� 4C r— Reason you are applying for that position: e% J .L ' Please list below your background and any experience you feel qualifies you -for the position: List any professional organizations to which you belong: T • - - - A j 16-/ r' .m.0-. i. 4--r i-,1 ILA O 1 /t T7' 7 e C4C Q1'=) Do you now, or have you ever, held any professional licenses? If so, which ones? A44 --c- r n ye. -!:j 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 4"'�� LIST ALL COLLEGES, BUSINESS OR TRADE SCHOOLS ATTENDED: DATES ATTENDED DEGREE OBTAINED M C6 S Z - b. What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? Lj=&r _4A o L1 GLn uprV in JA - I o -r ,e 1 It u -o Lo e c� Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered. Thank you for your interest in this position. cocrmappt . cc 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. CITY OF TUSTIN 15222 DEL AMO AVENUE TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92680 (7 14) 544-8890 APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT Date July 30, 1992 Full Legal Name Ella Victoria Lane Address 13204 Myford Rd. #926 Street Apartment # Tustin CA 92680-9119 City State Zip Code Home Phone Number S 714) 730-4012 Business Phone: (213) 299-9751 Commission/Committee Position applying for: Cultural Reason you 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 feel qualifies you for the position: I have been intimately involved in multicultural organizations for over 30 years. Early on, I realized we were all Gods creations and that we must learn to live, love and respect each other. Being involved in the 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 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 16 16+ LIST ALL COLLEGES, BUSINESS DATES ATTENDED DEGREE OBTAINED OR TRADE SCHOOLS ATTENDED: Golden State University 1950-1957 M.A. What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? National Council of Negro Women, NAACP, Lancaster Womens Club, Southern Christian Leadership Council, Community Youth Sports & Arts Foundation, Antelope Valley Dance Theater, A.V. Heritage Council, National Urban League Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered. No resume available. See attached article. Thank you for your interest in this position. commppt . cc E' May 15, 1992 TrAS'rnutta:r PEOPLE Ella Lane Getting 'together, together' is her goad By Barbara Fryer T"ruu Weckly est of Ute specifics have fad• ed, but Gla Lark: will never forget Ute ioeidenl that traits. IiMaed Iwr sono an activist. It hail lu.tu with a young black ntan killed ligluing in tlhe Kohcam Conflict. His molter was not allowed to have nim buried in los hometown because only w1446n. were allowed plots in to ceme- tery. '...1 know how it miust have felt having a son give his life for a country that isn't willing to give hon six feet of ground." L;uw says. Slee tuld herself son►ctlting had to change. -Mon 1 thought 1 had to get out these and make it lunge." Ark! ail years later flte new Tustin resi- dent and forcer spokesperson for the N;u6easal Council 4a' Negro Wons ys is still Out ilk rc. till tryu►g to f0 aur change. Aftcr the rioting that followed the kodncy lung verdict. site was in .Los Angeles at Ute First African Jist Episc ilial tlurdi for several doing whatever ate could to help. "We had hundreds and hundreds of vol. erueers . pkwpmle walking the community. Jesse Jackson was there." says Lane. who las worked on many projects with AME's pastor, the Rev. Cecil Murray. Thu pan was beautiful, she says. But the other pan. seeing the community where slat and her husband. James, once lived, smoldering and devastated. was dif- ficult. "11 was disleanening, totally cis. heartening and dgmtsm& but totally understandable to me." she says. Lace. who remembers the 1%5 Watts riots and the promises of int aftemnatm, says aside from a few programs and orga. ruzauons which grew out of it. not much else has changed. "If you rad the McCone Commission report. de same problems still exist. ft's not like people didn't know the h'nrstration has been building." Young people nowadays. she says. are a la different than when she was growing up. "They don't think much of them:clvcs and the value of tlheir lives so another Life is not words that nods." They have missed the positive influ. encs of black leaders like Martin Luther Kung. Malcolm K ;ud Medgar Even, site says. Serious consideration, she says, must be given to solving the problem of negative self-image, whiedt emerges when black's ase c ustslantly barraged with the message fl6:u to be black is to be Less than. Miry can rebuild Los Angeles. But if you can't transform the minds in terms of sell -with and value it will be jut another area for graffiti." �mc also sees a need for cultural train. uses for everyone. -if you never anyone black, you are not going to .. Jw we arc Jap people." she says. Lane, wlw did religiuus fudruising statewide for the Rev. Jackson's 1914 and 19911 presidential campaigns. says America would be at ahkxlher level of understanding had he been elected and been able to reallocate monies to frau cod issues like education and cluld care dread of backend costs of welfare and prisons. "For years people talked about develop- ing a Marshall Plan for cities. They did that to n:build Germany and Japan. So why couldn't dwy do Ural for Aaw4ica? "Auerica was built on Ute backs of slave lalwrers. 91te only cisme we ever had lull employment was during slavery." she says. Lane blames educational institutions and the media for do warped view of blacks. "it (the media) slwws crooks, drug dealers and gang members like Uscre are no oiler people im our caausououty. Every- one Utiuks everyone black is a proWan. Not true." People. she says. are misednhcated about itte custributiams of black America. "We have street Lights becausc of a black per. son. The ironing board came front a black female; the lines down Ute middle of a street limn a black person, Mr problem is simple ignor ince." A busutesswontan and the mother of four grown children. Late operatics Ella Lane and Associates. ih political and reli- gious public relations firm. "1 train people rt Blatt shuWlcx to get involved in politi- cal a mas..Jww.W eke pnepk.lrateat: s- •s� people. how to get legislation paised� `she says. She ages herself as a motivator and as someone who knows law to world do sys- tem. "What 1 say to people is they should write a plan, Own will a plan and them work a plan. It works." The editor of the American Baptist Black Caucus is in Ute midst of determin- ing whose presidential dump she warts to reSkIC int'—Democratic lapoful Bill Clin- ton or Itdeperndow businessman Ross Pe:e- ot. "I'm interested in doing some political education classes in churches around the country. There are m away cam WN people of color Boum control if they sim- ply agisomil alb votexl." she says. ane has been doing public relations work since 1966 when a ftiexd who wanted to publish a magailac asked Use music major for help. Initially site was skeptical. but eventu- ally ;mxepied Ute challenge. "I told hien if you wart to pay me to do son, ting 1 don't know law to do. 1'U do it." Surprisingly. site liked it. "1 did such a good job not knowing what 1 was doing that 1 decided to go to UCLA extension and take public relations and jounalism claws." ea'." . It wasn't too long after that site decided if she could work for her friend. she could work for herself. She opened her own office -and kept hint as her fiat ddieat. Through do years Lane has been involved in a number of community, pro- jects. which has brought ter into contact with all to political leaders in the area. She served as c:o-bost will production coordinator for "Frau de InsisfC Out" on KTTV. And for eight years she was a radio talk slow tort on KJLH. where site always ended her shows with this obser- vation: "it ain't going to get together unless we get together together." in 1981. site created Ute Wailwo's Dusi- ress Ikvclup not Cetmter. where women aurepretmcua were encouraged. Lane. who was dons in Jackson. Miss.. ;sew up in Los Angeles po*cu, sur - ry � w.ry DectiLicio/Towis. w«uy Ella Lane saw dscrimination as a youth and wants to make a difference in the way races treat each other. She runs her own political and religious PR agency. rounded by ber owo big family --here wade ane children, her parents and an snot and grandmother—as well as an weaded family. "ntc people in do pro- jects were all our parcrns. Now tlhat kind of family doesn't exist." Her teachers. mous of wham were black. autoded local churches and report- ed regularly to bet parc4as at Iter prog�, Lane no negative fallout from de Brown versus the Boanl of admewon decision "Me decision in essence said you folks got probicros and in order to solve deal you have to one over herb. Sitting next to someoncc white doesn't solve anyd iag." she says. Matey spat in Local schools might have resolved some tri Ude problems. "I Wide- so because there is a difference in understanding between black icaclters and while w4clhers. The blast teacher says you got to learn. Some while leals:rs had de Ieeliag Unit black children could nnt learn." Ella Lane N longtime activist and former spokesperson for the National Council of Negro Women. ■ A businesswoman who operates her own political and religious public relations agency. ■ Mother of four grown children, two sons and two daughters. She also has two grandsons and twu great I:randchifdrvn. ■ Former director of music at Calvary Baptist Cnurch in the San Femanuo valley where she served for 23 years and still continues to do special events. c . rife tries to deliver this uses- sage to yang people. Education N Tustin resident since d.,, m guarautce success, but January. Her husband. James. is the chef at willum it failure is assured. ,a Religion also uthderscure s ler nmessage. 4. "'rte other Using that nukes a difientrkx: has been rte Lord Jesus. His words have AS 'y said all things we possible." Her own energy and Iwime stCnh front 14 ry � w.ry DectiLicio/Towis. w«uy Ella Lane saw dscrimination as a youth and wants to make a difference in the way races treat each other. She runs her own political and religious PR agency. rounded by ber owo big family --here wade ane children, her parents and an snot and grandmother—as well as an weaded family. "ntc people in do pro- jects were all our parcrns. Now tlhat kind of family doesn't exist." Her teachers. mous of wham were black. autoded local churches and report- ed regularly to bet parc4as at Iter prog�, Lane no negative fallout from de Brown versus the Boanl of admewon decision "Me decision in essence said you folks got probicros and in order to solve deal you have to one over herb. Sitting next to someoncc white doesn't solve anyd iag." she says. Matey spat in Local schools might have resolved some tri Ude problems. "I Wide- so because there is a difference in understanding between black icaclters and while w4clhers. The blast teacher says you got to learn. Some while leals:rs had de Ieeliag Unit black children could nnt learn." Ella Lane N longtime activist and former spokesperson for the National Council of Negro Women. ■ A businesswoman who operates her own political and religious public relations agency. ■ Mother of four grown children, two sons and two daughters. She also has two grandsons and twu great I:randchifdrvn. ■ Former director of music at Calvary Baptist Cnurch in the San Femanuo valley where she served for 23 years and still continues to do special events. c . rife tries to deliver this uses- sage to yang people. Education N Tustin resident since d.,, m guarautce success, but January. Her husband. James. is the chef at willum it failure is assured. Nieupon 17 Restaurant in Religion also uthderscure s ler nmessage. Tustin. "'rte other Using that nukes a difientrkx: has been rte Lord Jesus. His words have said all things we possible." Her own energy and Iwime stCnh front worked wwxlcnk ant your I;ud." that belief. "1 know God is in control and but biodncr Brown eek 346'1 see it slut eventually thiags will be set riglt. but 1 way. "He mLLki rue. Yes. lie did. You have to world to get dean rigim. ' should have aeeu is w1wit Ise had it by Site tells it story about a pica:ler visit. luuself." Ise telli Use lueadws. int one of his (Dock. waw las" spent Lane laughs, draws Wisctf sops ks hes weeks plowing and herding what had been full lave-ko twu uidw%'rod Says. "f tcrsow a scruffy spread of 11111o1. "IiruUter the Lord calls us w acuvicn► becau..se lie Ifrowa: ' U6e pn:adws says. "floc Lord lois WAS w acuvut " HUv- 1 1 TUE - �S C:F_T L:+F-S I Ntr r 1 • - 1 DONALD A. L.EJ EUNE 440 W. Main Street Tustin, CA, 92680 7141832-8117 714 838-3536 RECEIVED AN, I COMMUNITY DEVLEOPMENT 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 the open positions. Since t: have a current situation going on in the downtown area, I sulgeou, that if appointed, I not be eligible for service until November. That s if y eel some issue regarding my house move would ever come before the Committee for review and input to the Cit Council. Otherwise I could serve upon appointment. y 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 strictl residential, and continued to fight for that cause after being appointed a Planning Convnissioner. I have a ver strop desire to maintain the area as Is, and support the Cultural Overlay District in any way possible. Sincerel Donald A. LeJe e