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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
APPOINTMENT OF COMMISSION/COMMITTEE MEMBERS
SUMMARY:
The City Council will cast ballots to appoint members to the Planning Commission, Parks
and Recreation Commission, and Audit Committee.
RECOMMENDATION:
Cast ballots to determine appointments for the Planning Commission, Parks and
Recreation Commission, and Audit Committee.
BACKGROUND:
On April 2, 2001, at 5:00 p.m., the City Council will conduct interviews to fill
Commission/Committee vacancies. The following candidates have submitted their
applications and are seeking appointment to the Planning Commission, Parks and
Recreation Commission, and Audit Committee:
PLANNING COMMISSION (5 vacancies) - Two (2) vacancies for 1-year terms expiring on
March 1, 2002, and three (3) vacancies for 2-year terms expiring on March 1, 2003. All
applicants meet the qualification of being a registereci voter in the City:
Cheryl Bell, Doug Davert, Andrew Hamilton, Ron Jauregui, Linda Jennings, Steve
Kozak, Bemard Miller, and Leslie Pontious.
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION (7 vacancies) - three (3) vacancies for 1-year
terms expiring on March 1, 2002, and four (4) vacancies for 2-year terms expiring on
March 1,2003. All applicants meet the qualification of being a Tustin resident:
Allen Amundson, Don Biery, Elaine Dove, Todd Ferguson, Ginny Hovland, Cynthia
Ignatuk, Stephen Melvin, Adrian Morton, Henry Nunez, and Michael Thompson.
AUDIT COMMITTEE (5 vacancies) - Two (2) vacancies for 1-year terms expiring on
March 1, 2002, and three (3) vacancies for 2-year terms expiring on March 1, 2003. Of
the 5 member committee, four (4) are required to be registered voters in the City and one
(1) a registered voter within the Tustin Water Corporation area. Applicants meet the
qualifications:
R. Lawrence Friend (registered voter in the City), John Garner (registered voter in
the City), Richard Hilde (registered voter within the Tustin Water Corporation area),
Stephen Melvin (registered voter in the City), and Donnie Smith (registered voter in
the City).
The final step in the selection process will be completion of ballots by the City Council in
open session.
Chief Deputy City Cf ;rk
CM MBALLC. TS
PLANNING COMMISSION
APPLICANTS
'-'~... CITY OF TUSTIN ' '":'~..
APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT
300 CENTENNIAL WAY
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780
(714) 573-3025
Name:
Home
Address: loS-:3_~ ~fun_,
Street
City Zip Code
Apartment No.
Home Phone: ('7 i~/) ? ::30 - G.2-QS- Business Phone:
Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for:
Reason you are applying for the position(s)' T_ ~.~vc. e..rOoy.~d ,set vl'r~ Jr;ha c~'~,-~/
Please list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the position:
Please list professional organizations of which you are a member:
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Please list any professional licenses (current or past):
Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked?
If so, why?
Education:
Circle highest grade completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
I
I List ali Colleges, Business
or Trade Schools Attended:
Dates Attended
lq g',D. -
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14 15 16 (~
Degree Obtained
What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in?
Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered.
Signature: Date: .S,/7 O/
Please return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial
Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community.
2:APPLIO
Cheryl L. Bell
10535 Bruns Ddve
Tustin, CA 92782
Residence: (714) 730-6205
Fax: (714) 730-5478
Email: familybell@mindspdng.com
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
Solid business and legal experience in positions of increasing complexity and responsibility.
Managed multi-million dollar non-profit mutual benefit corporations. Extensive experience in
operations management and legal affairs. Recognized for ability and willingness to try new
things and develop creative solutions. Introduced productivity improvements, and cost
containing and reduction programs.
Areas of Special Competence...
Strategic Planning
Policies and Procedures
Budgeting/Financial Reporting
Employee Training Programs
J.D., 1989, Loyola Law School
Legal Research/Analysis
Community & Public Relations
Code Compliance Assurance
Con~'act Negotiations
Customer/Client Relations
Computer Proficiency
Contract Administration
Newsletter Preparation
B.A., 1986, Loyola Marymount University
SELECTED CAREER A CHIEVEMENTS
· Counseled clients on financial planning for college expenses, prepared financial aid forms and
successfully negotiated favorable financial aid awards.
Counseled non-pmffi mutual benefit corporations and provided opinion letters regarding corporate
operations.
· Reviewed governing documents including CC&R's, Bylaws, Articles of Incorporation, Rules and
Regulations and Architectural Guidelines.
· Developed strategic marketing plans including direct mailings, advertisements, and participated in
industry groups and community and business organizations.
· Presented financial statements, prepared and instituted budgets and investment strategies,
monitored adherence to cost controls and implemented cost cutting strategies.
· Created policies and procedures, solicited bids from contractors, drafted newsletters, and managed
administration of multi-million dollar corporations.
· Developed employee and manager training programs, initiated emergency procedures, and
managed computer operations.
· A~tivated dormant computer "management program' to maintain financial records, track work orders,
prepare violation letters, manage architectural approvals, and maintain a general history of each
homeowner.
· Handled policies and procedures, personnel matters, account allocations, marketing and strategic
planning.
· Made court appearances, prepared legal pleadings, attended depositions, and prepared interrogatory
answers. Summarized depositions transcripts, researched legal questions and drafted memos.
Cheryl L. Bell
EMPLOYMENT CHRONOLOGY
FINANCIAL AID DIRECTOR
ATTORNEY
DISTRICT MANAGER
ASSOCIATE ATTORNEY
SUMMER LAW CLERK
College Foundation Planners, Inc.
Cheryl L. Bell, Attomey At Law
Keystone Pacific Property Management
Hughes & Associates
Law Offices Of George W. Fulton Jr.
Page Two
1998 - Present
1996 - 1989
1991 - 1996
1990 - 1991
1987
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
· City of Tustin, Planning Commission: Current Vice Chairperson
· City of Tustin, Citizens Advisory Committee - Community Development Block Grants: Member 1999
and 2000
· Kiwanis Club of Tustin: Past President; District Distinguished Service Award; Distinguished
Secretary; Treasurer;, Vice President.
· Tustin Community Foundation: Current Treasurer;, Founding Director;, Chairperson 1998 Mayor's
Prayer Breakfast.
· Tustin Ranch Barcelona Homeowners Association: Past President; Treasurer; Vice President.
· Tustin Ranch Sycamore Glen Homeowners Association: President, Vice President.
· City of Tustin, ad hoc Committee on Election Reform.
· American Planning Association: Member
· Community Associations Institute, Orange County Regional Chapter: Member, Board of Directors;
Chair Legislative Action; Program Coordinator of the Year 1996; Strategic Planning Committee.
PERSONAL
Completed numerous continuing education courses to meet California State Bar Requirements.
Participated in Planning Commissioner Forums and Training Programs
Completed Community Association courses through CAI and CACM and management courses through
National Seminars Group.
Admitted to practice law in State of California.
References on highest personal and professional quality available upon establishment of mutual interest.
CHERYL L. BELL
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
Plannin.cl Commission - City of Tustin
· Current Vice Chairperson
· 1999- Present Member
City of Tustin Citizens Advisory Committee - Community Development Block Grants
· 1999 and 2000 Member
Tustin Community Foundation:
· Current Treasurer
· 1994- Present Founding Director
· Chairperson 1998 Mayor's Prayer Breakfast
Tustin Kiwanis Club:
· 1998 - 1999 President
· 1996 - 1998 Vice President
· 1994 - 1996 Secretary
· 1991 - 1994 Treasurer
Tustin Ranch - Barcelona Homeowners Association
· 1998 and 1999 President
· 1997 Vice President
· 1995 and 1996 Treasurer
Tustin Ranch - Sycamore Glen Homeowners Association
· 1993 and 1994 President
· 1992 Vice President
City of Tustin Ad Hoc Committee on Election Reform
· Member
Tustin Weekly
· Guest Writer
Tiller Days Organizing Committee 1994
Community Workshop for Planning Cedar Glen Park
· Participant
Active Participant in the Following Community Activities
· Tustin Tiller Days
· El Camino Real Street Fair
· Tustin Tree Lighting
· Spdng Egg Hunt
· Concerts in the Park
· Volunteer Connection Day
· Taste of Tustin
· Dinosaur Dash
· Tustin Senior Center
· Tustin Boys & Girls Club
CITY OF TUSTIN
APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT
300 CENTENNIAL WAY
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780
(714) 573-3025
Name: Doug Davert
Home Address: 17492 Parker Drive
Street
Tustin, CA 92780
City Zip Code
Apartment No.
Home Phone: (714 ) 731-5146 Business Phone' (562
Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for: ?lanning commiss±on
I believe that my long-standing record
Reason you are applying for the position(s)'
of service to the City of Tustin, as well as my experience in planning matters, will allow
me to be an effective planning commissioner. It is because of my commitment to the bettem
of the City of Tustin that I seek this appointment.
Please list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the position:
8 years as a planning/land use/ real estate attorney; 3 1/2 years as a Planning Comm. ission~
32+ years as a Tustin resident; nearly 10 years as a volunteer in the community. Please
see my attached resume for a complete list of my experience and qualifications.
Please list professional organizations of which you are a member:
California State Bar, Distirc~ of Columbia Bar, American Bar Association, Orange County
Bar Association, Bar Association of the District of Columbia, Long Beach Bar Assoc.,
American Planning Association, Tustin Chamber of Commerce (Civic Member)
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Please list any professional licenses (current or past):
State Bar of California (Attorney), District of Columbia Bar (Attorney),
Notary Public, State of California
Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked?
If so, why?
Education:
Circle highest grade completed:
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16~
List ail Colleges, Business
or Trade Schools A~ended:
Loyola Law School
Chapman University
Santa Aha College
Dates Attended
8/88-5/92
8/85-5187
8/83-5/85
Degree Obtained
Juris Doctor
Bachelor of Arts
Associate of Arts
What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? Tustin Old Town Association, Tustin
Community Foundation, Tustin Public Schools Foundation, Tustin Pride Committee,
Long Beach Superior Court Judge Pro Tem. See attached resume for complete list of
civic activities.
Your resume must also fl~e attached for your application to be considered.
Please return go ' ' ume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial
Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community.
2:APPLIC
DOUG DAVERT
17492 Parker Drive
Tustin, CA 92780
PERSONAL:
Tustin area resident since 1988
Attended Tustin Schools (K-12)
Active in the community as both volunteer and donor
Married to Melanie Hamilton Davert (also raised in Tustin/graduated from Tustin schools)
One daughter, Grace Margaret Davert
EDUCATION:
Loyola Law School, Loyola Marymount University, Juds Doctor 1992
Chapman University, Bachelor of Arts 1987
Santa Ana College, Associate of Arts 1985
Tustin Unified Schools 1970-1983 (K-12)
EMPLOYMENT:
Davert &Loe, Lawyers, Partner/Attorney 1992-Present
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES:
CITY OF TUSTIN:
Tustin Old Town Association
Member, Board of Directors, January 2001-Present
Planning Commission
Member 1997-2000
Vice-Chairman 1999-2000
Tustin Pride Committee
Member 1996-1999
Secretary 1998
Chair, Christmas Tree Recycling Program 1996-1998
Community Development Block Grant Citizen Participation Committee
Member/Participant 1998-2000
Citizens' Police Academy - Tusfln Police Department
Graduate 1997
Tustin Community Foundation
Member, Advisory Committee 1997-Present
TUSTIN SCHOOLS:
Tustin Public Schools Foundation
Member, Board of Directors 1994-1998
Vice-President, Board of Directors 1995-1996
Volunteer, Dinosaur Dash 1993-Present
Co-Chair, Dinosaur Dash 1994 & 1995
Evaluator, Classroom Grants Program 1998-1999
Co-Chair, Classroom Grants Program 1999-2000
Tustin Unified School Distri~
Volunteer, Tustin High School Grad Night 1995-1996 & 1998
Volunteer, Foothill High School Grad Night 1994
Member, TUSD Strategic Plan Committee 1996
COUNTY OF ORANGE:
Second Alternate, Citizens' Oversight Committee (Measure M), Dist. 5 1997
OTHER:
RECOGNITION:
Judge Pro-Tern, Long Beach Municipal/Superior Court 1995-Present
Judge, Moot Court Competition, Chapman University School of Law 1999
Member, Board of Directors, Buckhorn Camp 1991-1994
Vice-President, Board of Directors. Buckhorn Camp 1992-1994
Civic Member, Tustin Area Chamber of Commerce 1999-Present
Member, American Planning Association 1999-Present
Recognized, Tustin Unified School District Board of Education for Dinosaur Dash participation 1993-2000
Nominated, Times Orange County Volunteer of Distinction Award 1995
Recipient, "Volunteer in People (VIP)" Award, Volunteer Center of Greater O.C. and KE. ZY-FM 1995
Recognized, Long Beach Municipal!Superior Court for service to the court as Judge Pro-Tern 1995-2000
MAR-06-2001 08: ~8
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TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780
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Please list any professional licenses (current or past):
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Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked?
If so, why?
Education;
Circle highest grade completed:
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
15 t.~ 16+
List all Colleges, Business
or Trade Schools Attended'
Dates Attended
What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in?
Degree Obtained
Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered,.
Signature: · Date: ~t ~ ~/
Please return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennia
Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community.
EDUCATION
EXPERIENCE
.' ANDREW N. HAMILTON.
13571 Pawnee
Tustin, CA 92782
Home: (7 ! 4) 669-1766
Taylor University, Upland, IN 1988-1992
Graduated with an Accounting Degree with a cumulative GPA of 3.6/4.0 (major 4.0/4.0)
Akron UniversiO', Akron, OH, 1987-1988
Studied Calculus I & II as a high school senior with a GPA of 3.3/4.0
GTC Telecom, Controller, Costa Mesa, CA, 5/00 - present
Manages collections (credit card processing & direct payments), trcasuD' and A/P functions.
· Supervises month-end close. Engineered timesaving methods to efficiently manage the close process.
· Prepares monthly financial statements, 10q and 10k Public filings.
· Guided various special projects: marketing of company's services to outside groups and organizations,
implementation of collection and pa.anent outsourcing functions, negotiation of cost savings in various
areas, achievement oftreasur3' reporting, partnership w4th Operations and ]T to implement new initiatives
and other misc. special projects.
· Provides oversight, training, supervision and evaluation ofstaff.
GAMBRO Healthcare Patient Services, Regi'onal Controller, Aliso Viejo, CA, 10/98 - 5/00
· Supervised regional month-end close. Presented monthly results and analysis to VP of Finance.
Engineered timesaving methods to efficiently manage the close process.
Partnered with Operations in creating annual budget.
· Provided internal customer service to Operations, A/P, PdR, and IT. Researched business issues and
applied expertise to specific company-related problems and requests.
· Guided various special projects: coordinated end-user implementation of PeopleSof~, trained Area
Directors for Gulf and Southwest Regions and led Fixed Asset Conversion Project.
· Provided oversight, training, supervision and evaluation &staff.
The Walt Disney Company - Disneyland, Sr. Accountant, Anaheim, CA, 1/97 - 10/98
· Provided Facilities Division with expertise in financial-related responsibilities: overseeing monthly
Facilities accounting close; presenting monthly sum.maD' and variances to VP of Finance; supervising
work of project managers to ensure proper control of project funding and leading the process to seek
approval for over-budget projects.
· Oversaw monthly capital review meeting with Line of Business Managers and Facilities Project Managers
to obtain project information. Responsible for reporting and monthly presentations to Finance and Line
of Business VP's regarding overall capital program and high risk capital projects.
· Led various special projects: creation and presentation of new corporate database, SAP conversion and
related training, evaluation of Facilities' Overhead Rate, and misc. reporting special projects.
E.L. Yeager Construction Company, Inc., Assistant Controller, Riverside, CA, 1/96 - 12/96
· Assisted in monthly Financial Statement preparation. Performed various monthly reconciliation duties of
A/P, A/K, fixed asset, P&L, and other miscellaneous G/L accounts.
· Negotiated cost sa~fngs / Researched and implemented various special projects: review of banking
services, A/P system, fuel tax return, 401(k) provider, cafeteria plan, Dun & Bradstreet relationship and
other miscellaneous vendors.
· Helped CFO in hiring and dismissal of department personnel. Supervised, trained and evaluated
accounting and secretarial personnel within office.
Capin Crouse, LLP, Senior Accountant, Rancho Cucamonga, CA. 8/94 - 12/95 · Responsible for administering multiple audit engagements concurrently. Clients included an airline,
college, high school, publisher, churches and other non-profit organizations.
· Trained, evaluated and supervised both professional and clerical personnel.
Arthur Andersen, LLP, Staff Accountant, Irvine, CA, 9/92 - 7/94 · Gained a variety of business and accounting experience working in a diverse range of industries:
manufacturing, real estate, banking, construction and agriculture.
· Assisted in the planning, supervision and completion &audit engagements and various special projects.
CEY OF TUST;N
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Education:
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J List all Colleges, Business
I or Trade Schools Attended:
Dates Attended
Degree Obtained
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Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered..
Signature: ,,~ ~-~ ~ t~'~ ~ ~ Date:
Please return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 C~_ntenniai
Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community.
OBJECTIVE:
To gain a position that utilizes my policy, making,, legal analysis, economic dovelopment, minority
outreach, governmental relations and public advocacy skills.
IMMEDIATE PAST POSITION:
Special Assistant for Hispanic Affairs ................................................................................... 8/94 to 3/99
Clinton Administration Appointee, Office of Economic Impact & Diversity, U.S. Depm~uuent of Energy.
· Re~-iews and analyzes proposals from Institutions of Higher Education and Commtmit?, Based
Organizations for appropriate Departmental response.
· Serves as the National Hispanic Emplo)xnent Program Manager, coordinating the work of 15 HEPMs
at various field sites and overseeing the production of Department-aide strategic work plans.
Organizes preparation of annual Progress Report on the Department's Hispanic Outreach Initiative
and prm~des policy guidance to field sites on performance criteria and content.
Improves Department's relationship ~ith the White House Initiative Office on Hispanic Educational
Excellence by ensuring responsive data aggregation and conveying insight on DOE performance.
Represents the Department ia the formation of varions interactions with the Hispanic Association of
Colleges & Universities, including capacity building presentations and sponsorship accessing.
Mainm Offee lead in facilitating implementation and information management of the
Department's Hispanic Outreach Initiative.
Advises DOE Officials on interaction with members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, other
government officials hax4ng significant Hispanic constituencies, and representatives of Hispanic non-
governmental entities such as the National Hispanic Leadership Agenda.
Acts as an organizational change agent while identi~..Sng, designing, and conducting special projects
which increase business, empl .oyment and education oppormaifies for the Hispanic Community.
CAREER HISTORY:
North American Development Bank Advocacy:
· Independent Consultant, Community Adjustment in North .~merica .............................. 1/94 to 7/94
La Puente, CA. Tasks: Outreached to community groups and presented my perspective as to the
economic impact and potential resources offered ~' NADBarflc Attended private Treasm3'
Department briefings as well as open forums on NADBank. Empowered potential NADBank
constituents while evaluating a ~,ide array of adjustment issues arising in various localities.
Established a diverse list of topic speakers available for public engagements.
· Regional Coordinator, Latino Consensus on NAFTA .................................................. 10/93 to 12/93
Southwest Voter Research Institute, Inc., Montebello: CA. Tasks: Sen,ed as Public Information
Officer for this public a~h'eness campaign. Managed media and commtmi~' outreach actixdties.
Determined campaign tour schedule, budget and logistical requirements. Evaluated and supported
the actions of campaign endorsers and coalition members. Developed favorable public perception of
the North American Development Bank proposal. Sen,ed as print and electromc media spokesperson
for a national coalition of community representatives and elected officials.
· Founding Chair. Latino Coordination Committee of Orange Count3.'. ............................. 7/93 to 10/93
Task: Developed constituent support for and Presidential adoption of the National Latino Coalition's
NAFTA Consensus Proposal.
Vice President, Legal Affairs & Trade Development ............................................................ 7/92 to 6/93
California World Trade Centers, Inc.. Long Beach. CA. Tasks: Structured investment vehicles, drafted
disclosure letters and subscription agreements, conducted due diligence, prepared business p!ans, and
obtained U.S. investor visas. Also planned Mexico business development projects.
Legal Affairs Coordinator, ORA International, Inc .............................................................. 3/91 to 12/91
A residential development compar0', Orange County, CA. Tasks: Manage document preparation with
respect to firm's liquidation.
Assistant to the Lead Consultant, ProMexico, In¢ ................................................................ 8/90 to 12/90
A Maquilafora Consulting fu'm, Los Angeles, CA. Tasks: Assisted in developing seminars for
manufacturers who wished to take a~'antage of co-production opportunities in Mexico.
Summer Law Clerk, Offices of Grijalva & Fuller Jacobs ................................................................... 1989
San Diego, California. Tasks: Gather data applicable to the Harmonized Tariff Schedule and draft
protest letters. Clients were participants in Me,dc, o's shared prbduction industD'. Make Intellectual
Propem.' filings.
Summer Associate, Sovereign Debt Unit ............................................................................................ 1988
Security Pacific Merchant Bank, New York City. Tasks: drafted operational documentation and initiated
sale, purchase and equi~' swaps of Latin American so~reign paper. Developed loan loss resen,e analysis.
ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE & PROFESSIONAL CREDENTIALS:
Foreign Study, Instituto Teenologieo Autonomo de Mexico ............................. Spring Semester, 1984
Achievement: I was a member of the first delegation of foreign students invited to attend this private
institution, located in Mexico CIO'.
Bachelor of Arts, Claremont McKenna College ..................................................... Awarded May 1985
Maior: International Relations with a focus on Mexican Affairs. Thesis, "Political Factors Leading to
Immigration Reform: A Look at Simpson-MaT~-oli". Served as Assistant Ombudsman, 1982-1983.
Graduate Fellow, Universidad de Cmadalajara ........ i .................................... August 1987 to June 1988
Rotary. Foundation Goodwill Ambassador Award. Project: "Mexico's Intell~----~tual Propert3' Regime:
Motives Behind the 1987 Reforms". Achievement: I was the first non-national granted permission to
attend the Schools of Law and Business Administration, public institutions in Jalisco, Mexico.
Juris Doctorate, UCLA School of Law ................................................................... Awarded May 1990
Honors: Florence Wilson Fellow & William L. Murray Scholar. Senwed as the ABA Law Student
Di~4sion National Liaison to the Committee on La~xyer's Title Gtmranty Funds. Also served as a
Stipended Member of the University-wide Iudicial Review Commission. Both pests held from '86 to '87.
Certificate of Completion for the United States Customs Broker Course, offered by the Foreign Trade
Association of Southern California, from 5/91 to 8/91.
Certificate Recipient of the Pacific Rim Management Program on "Doing Business with Mexico" at the
University of Southern California's Center for International Business Education & Researcl~ 6/92.
Scholarship Recipient of the Committee on Minorities in the Profession: Leadership Development-
Diversity Project of the American Bar Association's Young Lawyers Dix4sion, from 10/93 to 5/94.
Youne La~wers DMsion Liaison, selected to serve the ABA Commission on Opponumties for
Minorities in the Profession, from 8/93 to 8/94.
Certificate of Participation, Executive Training for Community Builder Fellows at the Kenned)' School of
Government, Harvard Universit)', August 1999.
Licensed to Practice Lan' in the State of California, as of June 1991
Ron Jaurc~ui
CURRENT WORK EXPERIENCE
1) Job Title: Community BuiiderFellow, Otc. Code: 1101, GS-15
From: 3/14/99 To: 9/1/00; Salary,: $90K.; Hours/week: 40
Employer's name & address: U.S. Dept. of HUD, 1600 N. Broadw~,, Ste. 100, Santa Aha, CA 92706
Supervisor's name & phone number: Theresa Camiling, (714) 796-5577.
Description of duties & accomplishments:
Training:
The Fellowship is a joint cfi.on between the Dopanment of HousSng & Urban Development and the
University of Harvart[ The Harvard training emphasizes case studies and successful community
development strategies and models. It also focuses on specific skills, including those related to teclmolog3.'
& communication, business development, real estate analysis, social & affordable housing policy,
community--based planning and economic development. Fellows are also trained for two weeks in all
aspects of HUD Operations. Additionally, Fellows am provided guidance on building teams, fostering
partnerships, and inciting intonation both inside and outside the agent'. Fellows are selected on the basis
of leadership potential, commitment to public sorvice, career achievement and a demonstrated ability to
plan, implement, and complete projects.
Duties:
· Serve as ItUD's "front door" and single access point to Departmental programs and set,rices.
· Sense as a single point of contact for customers and actively integrate HUD programs in local
communities. Customers include homeless assistance providers, non-profits, mayors, business
leaders, realtors, mortgage lenders, bankers, homebuyers and SBA representatives.
· Provide customers vdth knowledgeable sor~rice and access to more information.
· Establish effective partnerships and alliances among local partners.
· Help communities to tailor strategies to best meet their local housing, economic development and
homeoxvncrship needs.
· Help facilitate the sharing of best practices.
· Serve as a knowledge source about local needs and conditions and about local priorities and goals of
communities served b..' HUD.
· Facilitate the deliver' of HUD sonqces and programs.
· Promote the development of comprehensive solutions that build on local strengths, integrate human
services & community development strategies, and achieve broad commtmiD' participation.
· Assist communities in accessing other public, private, and non-profit resources.
· Collaborate aSth community organizations, foster local public-private partnerships and develop local
capabilities to achieve local goals.
· Consult ~4th Public Trust Officers, prox.ide timely referrals to program management and handoffs to
enforcement professionals.
· Monitor results in responding to local customer sor~Sce needs.
· Assist HUD in achieving 5 strategic goals: I) Fighting for Fair Housing. 2) Increasing Affordable
Housing & Homeownership, 3) Reducing Homel~sness, 4) Promoting Jobs & Economic
Development, and, finally, 5) Empowering People & Communities.
PAST CIVIC ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITIES
2) Selected Participant, Orange County Leadership Arts Program.
From 10/4/99 To 12/13/99
Coro Somhern California,. 811 Wilshire Blvc[, Ste. 1025, Los Angeles, CA 90017.
Supervisor's name & phone number: Ron Kuromoto, (213) 623-1234
Description of duties & accomplishments:
Coro's mission is to strengthen the democratic process ~ preparing individuals for effective and ethical
leadership in the public arena. Coro's programs immerse participants in the maR' facets of society to
study the intricate relationships among organizations and social systems. Participants experience first-
hand the breadth, complexity, and pressures of public affairs, developing tools to become tomorrow's
leaders. The O.C. program is designed to help merging community leaders gain the necessaq' skills to
build coalitions that will advance the development of arts and Cxflture within today's multicultuml
environment. The goal of the program is to develop advocates who, by. collaborating with others, can
enable the arts and culture communits' to grow and thrive.
The training focuses on the personal and interpersonal sldlls of the participant. Among other benefits,
Core prepares participants for service in arts and culture ~- emphasizing the importance of business,
politics, education, government, and the needs of other non-profit entities. Participants learn by actively
questioning, interacting with diverse constituents, finding resources, and creating innovative solutions.
As a result,, participants examine their personal assumptions about their communities and the larger role
of the arts in such.
Participants are selected on the basis of theix interest in the relationship of arts and culture in public
affairs and poli~, (i.e., understanding how public polio' impacts the local arts and culture communiB,).
Participants must also demonstrate a histo~: ofteamworking with others. Training is primarily
interactive and experiential. Components include informational inter~iews, field assignments, group
exercises and short presentations. A final group project is designed,, researched and implemented by the
collec~dve resources of the group. The Group Project provides an opportunity for the participants to
practice their skills and also provides a commtmi~ benefit. Note: Our group project focused on the
development of artist villages as a method to revitalizing distressed urban areas.
3) Selected as a Senior Fellow, Seminar on Mexico for U.S. Attorneys,
From: 3/99 To: Inde~qnite.
The Mexican & American Solidarity Foundation, U.S. Operations, I 111 19e' Street, N.W., Ste. 1000,
Washington, D.C. 20036
Supervisor's name & phone number: Hermelinda Pompa, (202) 785-1670
Description of duties & accomplishments:
This Foundation education program fortifies the cultural and economic ties linking Hispanic Americans
with Mexico. During the se~,en-qlay program in Mexico City and the State of Tabasco, Latino communit3.'
leaders are exposed to different views on current social, political, financial and legal issues. Participants
engage members of the Mexican cabinet, judges, attorneys, academicians, corporate executives and
community representatives in comprehensive discussions. Senior Fellows are selected on the basis of (1)
their influence x~Sthin the Mexican American commtmity, (2) their institutional affiliations, and (3) their
commitment to both the U.S. Hispanic commtmity and Mexico. I have deferred my participation until a
later date. Note: This training is relevant to HUD's new Colonias and Migrant Worker Strategies as
~,ll aa' its recently announced U.S./Mexico Initiative.
4) Advanced Leadership & Development Program Participant.
From: 6/92 To: 6/93
Mexican American Legal Defense & Education Fund's Orange County Program.
Supervisor's name & phone number: John Palacio, (714) 542-0599
Description of duties & accomplishments:
Trained in the follo~Sng areas: 1) resource development, 2) crisis & time management.
3) d~ision-making, delegation of authority & team building, 4) management of diverse & changing
workforces, 5) consensus building & parliamentaD' procedure, 6) forming & implementing codes of
conduct, 7) professional responsibility/ethics for public & private administrative or advisoD' boards. 8)
planning & conducting meetings, 9) public speaking, professional image making, & presentation
techniques, 10) goal setting & leadership styles, l 1) stress management & conflict resolution, 12)
interpersonal & motivational skills development, 13) personal assertiveness & self esteem, 14) analysis of
latino market potential & community demographic profiles, 15) marketing business organizations, 16)
utilization of SBA & MBDA sorvices, 17) analysis of inunigrafion & border issues, 18) preparation of
business & financial plans, 19) general economic development.& community empowerment issues, 20)
volunteefism and fund-raising, 21) community needs assessment, organizing & networking and finally,
22) promotion oflatino-american histoD' & linguistic/cultural sensitivity. As a grach,ate of the program, I
served as a panelist for the MALDEF seminar on U.S.-Mexico Economic Integration & its Impact on U.S.
Latinos, 10/93.
5) Co-FoundingMember of the International Affairs Committee
From: 3/91 To: 8/92
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Orange County, Santa Ana, CA 92706-1640
Supervisor's name & phone number: Paul Medrano, (714) 953-4289
Description of duties & accomplishments:
From 3/91 to 5/92: As one of only two attorneys on the Committee, I was responsible for addressing legal
issues. I also assisted in developing commercial ties between Orange Count)' and Mexico based
companies. I acted as the lead committee representative in seeking support of local govenunental figures.
In that capacity, I com,'inced a local county super~4sor to sign a declaration of support for the OCHCC's
first-ever international conference and exposition. I also authored that declaration. As chair of the Gadcti
VasclueZ Surv~' Task Force, I drafted a questionnaire that was mailed to over 3000 farms in the count)'.
later analyzed the responses to the questionnaire. ~ analysis was ultimately used in developing a
strategic plan for our trade expo./conference. As a member of the Committee, I had the opportunit)' to
partner with the Lincoln Club of the County to solidify our relationship with the Baja California state
government. As a key promoter of our conference, I secured corporate sponsorship from firms such as
Mattel, Inc.. During the event, I served as a bilingual/bicultural liaison to the Baja California Del None
State Governor, Juan Ruffo, and his delegation. Ultimately, our chamber gained 40 new members as a
result of our fu'st-ever international trade conference sponsored in collaboration with two Mexican State
gm,ernments.
From 6/92 to 8/92: AS a representative of the California Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, I furthered the
cause for increased entrepreneurship. In that capacity, I promoted the CHCC's Annual Convention. The
foremost objecth,e of the Convention was to prm'ide small and medium sized business with information
about future NAFTA derived oppommifies. As a local spokesperson, I appeared on Spanish and English
language tele~Ssiordradio programs and debates while presenting the Chamber's position on NAFTA.
6) Riordan Fellow
From: 11/91 To: 6/92
The Riordan Programs, UCLA Anderson School of Management
Supervisor's name & phone number: Linda Bald~Sn, (310) 206-3596
Description of duties & accomplishments:
This program enhances the business leadership and managerial sldHs of its participants through
interaction ~Sth corporate and other private sector representatives. This program provided me ~Sth
mentored career _mfidanee. AS a program participant, I was exposed to group ~namic exercises, financial
access methods, career development options, and open forums on ly~6ness related topics..as a Fellow. 1
was given an opportunity to provide voluntcer assistance to a Foundation communit3.' project. AS a
pro_m'am graduate. I have served as a Mexican Government liaison for Fellows xqsiting the Binational
Maquiladora Industry. As an .adumnus. I have opportunities to network with leaders like Los Angeles
City Mayor. Richard Riordan.
7) Leadership Institute Trainee
From: 9/91 To: 11/91
The United Way of Orange County, Elispanic Development Council
Supervisor's name & phone number: Frank Domingue2, (714) 263-6108
Description of duties 8~ accomplishments:
This proga-am is designed to enhance the leadership and organizational skills of emerging latino leaders. I
was trained to serve on private/public agency boards and commissions in a decision-making capacity. As
a graduate, I am equiptxxt to take part in civic, community, and political affairs in the count).. Through
the program, I achi~,ed a thorough understanding of international, national, and state issues impacting
the socio-economic fabric of the latino communit% Most importantly, the program taught me how to
successfully elicit positive change in the context of Orange County's racially and ethnically diverse
community. The program also emhanc~ my grasp of the importance of personal ac, countabiIi .ty to the
community. Additionally, I was mined in organizational management, proposal writing~ and effective
use of the media.
· .' .' CITY OF TUSTIN
APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APP~.,q.~.~,TJ~,,~?
300 CENTENNIAL WAY
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780 ,~..
(714) 573-3025
Name:
Home
Address:
City
Street
Zip Code
Apartment No.
Home Phone: (';7/z/) 7~-:~/- ~9.~ ~ d Business Phone:
Commission/Committee Position(s)applying for:
Reason you are applying for the position(s)' x,~ ~"~',~_ ,.//Z'g ~ d-7,c., ~
Please list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the position:
Please list professional organizations of which you are a member:
Please list any professional licenses (current or past):
Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked?
If so, why?
Education:
Circle highest grade completed: 6 7 8 9 10
11~,~13 14 15'~6+
List ali Colleges, Business Dates Attended Degree Obtained
or Trade Schools A~ended:
What ~pe(s) of civic activities are you involved in? ~~ ~
Your resume must also
S~gnatu ~t/~ ~
be attached for your application to be considered.
Please return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial
Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community.
2:APPLIC:
Linda C. Jennings
2t50 South 'B Street Tustin, CA 92780
(714) 7211-22180
Fax (714) ~a.-1589 lindacjenningst~hotmail.com
Professional Experience
Consultant- 1996-1999
Worked w/th various nonprofit organizations in fund development, spec/al events
planning and organizational development.
Executive Director- Tustin Public Schools Foundation, I993-1996
Managed all operations for organization.
Responsible for financial management and reporting of foundation assets
including $500,000 technology grant.
Responsible for all development and fund raising.
Responsible for all spec/al events.
City of Tustin
Commissioner- Planning Commission, 2000 to present
Attended Planning Directors Association of Orange CounB, Planning Officials
Forum, October 2000.
Attended National Trust of Historic Preservation National Preservation
Conference, November 2000.
Have attended all meetings of the Cultural Resources Advisor); Committee.
Commissioner- Cultural Resources Advisory Committee - 1996 to 2000
Vice Chairman. Attended numerous conferences and train/ng sessions on historic
preservation through the State Office of Historic Preservation.
Ongoing participation in the University of Southern Califom/a Summer
Certificate Pro~mam in historic preservation. Completed courses in Fundamentals
of Preservation, Preservation Economics, Materials Conservation and
Preservation Law and Planning.
Linda C. Jennings, continued
Community Activities
El Camino Street Fair Committee, 2o01
Tustin Area Council for Fine Arts - 1997 to present,
Board of Directors, Vice President of Fund Development; Joint City/School
District Fine Arts Facility Committee
Tustin Old Town Association - 2000 to Present, Promotions Committee
Assessment and Treatment Services Center- 1999 to 2001,
Board of Directors, Fund Development Committee; Chair of Tustin Guild; Co-
chair, Twenty-Fifth Anniversa~ Celebration Reception
Tustin Public Schools Foundation - 1999 to Present, Gran~s Committee
Tustin Area Historical Society - 1996 to 1999,
Board of Directors, Fund Development Chair Reor~nized and managed Tustin
Promenade Historic Home Tour. Increased revenue threefold, doubled
attendance, recruited, trained and utilized ten times the number of volunteers
used in past events. Brou~t in underaxiters for the event.
Other
Nominated for Tustin Woman of the Year- 1998, 1999.
Tustin American Association of UniversiW Women - Selected as 1997 Woman of
Distinction.
Tustin Public Schools Foundation - Honored with Board of Directors designated
tribute fund.
Education
Universi~' of Kentuck? - BA Histom.'
UCI - Certificate in Nonprofit Management
APPLICATION
· ' CITY OF TUSTIN "
FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE
300 CENTENNIAL WAY
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780
(714) 573-3025
APPOINTMENT
Name:
Home
Address: ]. ~/. ~2.
Street
City Zip Code
Apartment No.
Home Phone: (:/t/4-) ~05 l~'O;g. Business Phone:
Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for: ~z.A~,u,,~G
Reason you are applying for the position(s): --7"A,~
Pl~ase list your background and experience that you feel qu~fies you for the position'
PIsa~e I~s~ p~o~e~lonal o~an]zafions o~ w~lch you
Please list any professional licenses (current or past)'
Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked?
If so, why?
Education:
Circle highest grade completed:
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 (~
List all Colleges, Business
or Trade Schools Attended:
Dates Attended
IqTB -
197'3
Degree Obtained
MPA
What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in?
Your resume must also be attached for your application to
~.,
Signature: ~f,o Date:
be considered.
Please return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial
Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community.
2:APPLIC
Steve Kozak
EXPERIENCE AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS
2(100 to
Present
1994 - 2000
1992 - 1994
1990 - 1992
1986 - 1990
1981 - 1986
1977 - 1981
Deputy F/hence Otiffcer, Debt & Treasury Management, Los ~ngdex ~orM
a Manage $900 m~on capit~ projecm pl~ning and bud~thg program.
· ~ ~0 m~ion ~v~ue proem, ~clud~g airline ~t~s & ch~ ~d concision t~.
· Project ~ mm~r for ~ m~ter plm md lind me compafibfli~ p~g md ~pl~enmfion.
Fin~ce ~d ~'~ Mana~r, Orange Count' Sanitation Distffct
· ~n~d $~ ~ion long-te~ mpi~ p~jecm ~c~g p~.
· Mma~d ~s~ce md r~k ~a~t pro~ for S1.5 b~ion ~se~ bmr.
· ~mb~hed ue~u~ o~mfi~s, ~clud~g $350 ~ion ~ed ~come ~v~ent pro~.
$~o~ ~in~ciM Cons~t~t, Public F~ce ~d M~~ BSI ~ul~, ~c.
· Developed md mm~d s~c~ ~ct ~mc~g pro, ms for pubic hc~ifi~ md ~f~~.
· Conduct~ mv~ue md mm~ent ~mdies m ~ove ioc~ ~vement fmmc~ md pmk.
Inte~vem~entM ~fMts M~a~r, Orange CounO' ~dminis~a~m
· Develo~d ~q' ~itiom ~volv~g re~onfl ~su~, inclu~g lind me, ~spomfion, hom~g, md
o~er cnxfi~en~ hsu~.
· ~o~ated pub~c-pfivam pa~em~p pro~ for b~ess a~cfion md retention.
Bond and CapitM FSnanee M~a~t, Orange CounO' ~dmini. r~ati~
· S~cm~d, ~sued, md ad~m~d mo2 ~m $1 b~ion of ~-exempt m~icipfl ~nds, ~clu&g
$~0 ~ion ~o~ revenue ~n~ for Jo~ Wa~e .~n ~ter P~ ~provemm~.
· Developed md ~plem~ted Im&sec~d fmmcing pm~ for pubic ~c~&i~ md ~cm~.
C~f A~~adve O~cer ~d Pl~s ~d Programs O~ce6 John ~ne ~'~ort
a 5.~d ~mr P~ md ~R for $250 ~on ~o~ capi~ ~prov~t pro~m.
· ~a~d ~n ~cfl & ~~,e semices, inclu~g myron, bud~t & accom~g
Executl~ AsMst~t, Orange Coun9' Board ~S~e~qsors
· Developed, ~pi~mmd, md monitored public po~ci~, indu&g ~cfl, ~d me, mpomfion,
airports, fire and emergency services, and intergovernmental affairs.
REI.,ATED EXPERIENCE
EDUCATION
· Planning Commissioner, City.. of Tustin, 1996 - Present
· Lecturer, Universi .ty of California, Public Finance & Administration, 1987 - 1990
· Budget/Legislative _amalyst, Orange County. Administrative Office, 1975 - 1977
· Systems Analyst, JPL/Aeronutronic Ford Corporation, 1971 - 1975
Completed M.B.A., Cai State University, Fullerton; M.P.A., UC, Riverside; and B.A., Political
Science, Cai Poly University,, Pomona. Received Community College Instructor Credential,
Public Services & _),dmiqistration. Earned Certified California Municipal Treasurer (CCMT)
designation, California Municipal Treasurers _~sociation.
SKILLS AND CAPABILITIES · Problem solver ... Identi~ alternatives ... Recommend and implement solutions.
· Effective project, budget, and contract manager ... Coordinate teams and schedules.
· Well organized ... Com~isteat follow-through ... Meet deadlines.
· ~lect, train, motivate, and supervise technical and administrative staff.
· Seasoned finance and policy, anal~t ... Clear and concise ,~n:iting and verbal presentation style.
· Communicate and work well with executives, star public official% and community, groups.
18272 ALEXANDKA PLACE * TUSTIN, CA 92705-3252 * PHONE: ':.14-505-'1702
Dr. Bernard O. Miller
13842 Laurinda Way
Santa Ana, CA 92705
Application for Planning Commission~ seat in the City of Tustin
Berrmrd O. Miller
13842 LaurJnda Way
Santa Aha, CA 92705(We are annexed to Tustin)
t-Iome: 714-544-5297
Work: 949453-9789(one day per week[day varies])
Position: Planning commissioner
Reason for applying: To help keep Tustin attra~ive, safe, and growing in an organized
manner which will optimize the Tax income for Tustin.
Background: I studied CMl Engineering for 2 5, ears and understand and have hands on
experience in building construction.
I am knowledgeable in the principles of physics and how the), apply to force
vectors and stresses of stru~,-~tures, earthquake dynamics, and roof loading. I read and
understand plot and site plans, traffic patterning, and the principles of noise and odor
abatement.
I was the roamer of a Pharmacy. in Orange for 20 ),ears and fbel lhat I am adept at
keeping customers and employees happy or at least content.
I own a commercial strip center in Victorville and understand tenants and the
purpose of the \qctorville planning commission.
I own an orange grove in Redlands and have worked with zhe City Council and
the San Ben-mrdino County government.
Professional O~anizations: I am semi-retired and am a past member ofU. S.C Phidex
Pharmacy Fraternity; I was president the Pharma~' School Student Body at U.S.C.; was a
member of the U.S.C Studem Senate; was a representative from the School of Pharmacy
to the Southern California Pharma%, Association; and, was a member of Skull and
Dagger, a U.S.C. honor soc/ety.
I was a board member of the Orange County Pharmacist's Association, a member of the
American Pharmacist's Association, and am a graduate of the Tustin Citizen Police
Academy.
Professional License: Pharmacist
ttave I ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? No.
Highest grade completed: 18
College: U.S.C. School of Pharmacy 196I to 1965 Graduated as Doctor of Pharmacy
Civic activities: Citizen police academy. Applied for Tustin Volunteer Police
position(Stacy Margolis)
I
-13.5~2 ~,aur-imta Way
,ga,t., Arra-, C?, 92705(annexed to Tust. in)
714-544-5297
Resume of Dr. Bernard Miller
Graduated U.S.C. School of Pharmacy 1965.
U.S. Air Force 1965. Trained in management of a flight surgeon's office, managing a
staff of 10.
Worked in hospital pharmacy, chain pharmacy, and independent pharmacy until 1973.
]bough, t my own store ii-, O~ange, which I operated very successfully for 20 years.
1992- sold stoie and semi-retired, but like to keep active in Pharmacy and work some
eve~ week.
: CITY OF TUSTIN
APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT
300 CENTENNIAL WAY
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780
(714) 573-3025
Name:
Home
Address: /~'~l-,5--/
Street
City
Zip Code
Apartment No.
Home Phone: (~/¢)~,~'S&-~ Business Phone: (
Commission/Committee Position(s} applying for:
Reason you are applying for the position(s): d__.~,~-~ ~ /~_~/~~.~,
!
Please lis,t, your backg(ound a~d experience that you feel qualifies you for the position:
Please list professional organizations of which you are a member:
Please list any professional licenses (current or past):
!
Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked?
If so, why?
Education:
Circle highest grade completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
List all Colleges, Business
or Trade Schools Attended'
Dates Attended
.What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in?
14 15 16 ~_~'
Degree Obtained
Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered.
Please return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial
Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community.
2:APPLIC
PARKS AND
RECREATION
COMMISSION
APPLICANTS
CITY OF TUSTIN
APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE
300 CENTENNIAL WAY
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780
(714) 573-3025
APPOINTMENT
~/~R - ? ZOO1
OFFICE-TUSTIN CITY CLERK
Home Address: 1/ ~// L/'o/~/, d'-~L ~"dz: / /~/?
Street Apartment No.
C'.4', P 2 ?ct
City Zip Code
Home Phone: ( 7/~ ) 7? ~- ~'"~2-6' Business Phone'(
Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for:
Reason you are applying for the position(s):
/ /o, z,,'o 6 o oj
Please list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the position'
Please list professional organizations of which you are a member:
Please list any professional licenses (current or past):
Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked?
If so, why?
Education:
Circle highest grade completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 16+
List ali Colleges, Business Dates Attended Degree Obtained
or Trade Schools Attended'
What type(si of civic activities are 'you involved in?
Your resume must also be attached for
Signature: //'-~"'
your application to be considered.
Please return your application and resume to the Office of the 13ity Clerk, 300 Centennial
Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community.
2:APPLIC
Allen B. Amundson
1611 Copperfield Drive
Tustin, CA 92780
Home 714-734-8076
Work 949-798-8213
Experience
3M Dental Products Division, Irvine, CA 5-97 to Present
Plant / Resident Engineering Manager
Responsible to the Plant Manager and Division Engineering Manager for Facility and Capital
Equipment. Manufacture Dental Products - Restoratives, Impressions and Hardgoods.
Direct supervision of 3 Engineers, 2 Contract Engineers, Plant Engineer, Plant
Engineering Supervisor, Designer, and Engineering Aide. Coordinate activities for new
equipment and maintenance of existing equipment and facilities. Capital Budget ($4-7 MM
Annually). Facility / Plant Engineering Budget (3.6 MM Annually). Maintain maintenance
costs at 1% to SVOP for 3 years.
3M Unitek / Orthodontic Products, Monrovia, CA 2-95 to 4-97
Tool Room / Plant Engineering Supervisor
Responsible to Plant Engineering Manager for operations of the Tool Room, Mold Shop,
Maintenance, Facilities, Security and Stock Room. Manufacture Orthodontic Products-
MIM/CNC equipment, vdre/metal form, chemical processing.
Supervise 5 Mold Makers, 8 Tool and Die Makers, 1 Machine Builder and 1 Tool and
Cutter Grinder. Coordinate workflow for machine, mold and die builds and manufacturing
tooling for production. Supervise 5 Technicians and 1 Maintenance Coordinator. Day to
day activity for facility and manufacturing maintenance (contract janitorial service).
Supervise contract (24 hour) security service. Supervise stockroom activities, l employee.
Includes equipment and production tooling.
3M Unitek / Orthodontic Products, Monrovia, CA 4-92 to 1-95
Senior Resident Engineer
Responsible to Division Engineering Supervisor for manufacturing activity associated with the
Precoat and Preweld operations.
Implement semi-automation of Precoat operation. Parts per hour from 65 to 170.
Implement semi-automation of Preweld operation. Doubled production rate. Implemented
MCE at Monrovia. Wrote manual and established process. Chair Safety Team, 1993 and
1994.
3M Data Storage Products Division, Wahpeton, ND 8-88 to 3-92
Senior Project Engineering Technologist
Responsible to Resident Engineering Supervisor for manufacturing actMt3, associated with the
Data Cartridge Molding, 3480 Molding and Assembly, VI-IS Molding and Pro Video Molding.
Establish Data Cartridge Molding faeilit?, 13 machines and associated material handling
equipment. Establish 3480 Molding facility, 9 machines and associated material handling
equipment. Improvement programs to VHS and Pro Video molding materi~s handling
systems.
3M Mag AV Division U..saneering, St. Paul, MN 6-84 to 7-~,,
Senior Project Engineering Technologist
Responsible to Division Engineering Supervisor for videocassette assembly and videocassette
molding material handling automation programs.
Installation ofvideocassette (Bodine) assembly lines in Hutchinson, MN.
Establish videocassette-molding material handling systems at Hutchinson, MN and
Wahpeton, ND.
3M Mag AV, Wahpeton, ND 4-78 to 5-84
Maintenance
Responsible to Plant Engineer for Facility and Manufacturing Equipment Maintenance.
Maintenance Supervisor, 4-81 to 6-84. Supervise staffof42 Maintenance people for
manufacturing (injection molding, cassette assembly) and facility maintenance.
Maintenance Group Leader, 4-79 to 4-81. Supervise manufacturing and facility
maintenance st afl~.
Maintenance Mechanic, 4-78 to 4-79. Maintain facilities, molding and assembly
equipment.
3M Industrial/Consumer Products Division, Hutchinson, MN 4-69 to 8-76
Maintenance
Responsible to Maintenance Supervisor for maintenance of equipment associated with tape
manufacturing.
Da}, to day maintenance of Makers, Coaters, Extruders, Pelletizer, Blenders, Mixers and
Calendar.
Awa~s
Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award 1997
Chairman's Leadership Award 1997
Cal OSI4_A VPP Award 1997
Patem for Orthodontic Bracket Precoating Process 1996
Patents (2) for Preweld Process Equipment 1996 / 1998
Quality Achievement Team Award for Process Automation Program 1994
Education
Engineering, ICS Mechanical Engineering Degree, February 1992.
Activities
Sponsor for "HEAT Team", (Healthy Employee A.ttitude Team) 1998/1999.
Company Team Leader for the 1999 American Heart Association Heart and Soul Classic.
Corporate Advisor for ITT Technical Institute 1999.
Member Tustin Pride, Volunteer Community. Beautification Orga~iTation 1999.
'.- CITY OF TUSTIN
APPLICATION FOR COMMISSIONICOMMI rTEE
300 CENTENNIAL WAY
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780
(714) 573-3025
Name:
Home Address: 1 7 dj ~.., ~ dl t,x~ ~ ~ ~-
Street
City
Zip Code
Apartment No.
Home Phone: (~7~) "7~I- 13~C~ Business Phone:
Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for:
Reason you are applyiog for the position(s):
Pleas~ list your bacgground and experienc~ that yop feel qualifie~ you for th~ position:
Please list professional organizations of which you are a member:
OV]~
Please list any professional licenses (current or past):
Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked?
If so, why?
Education:
Circle highest grade completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
List all Colleges, Business
or Trade Schools Attended:
What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in?
Dates Attended
Degree Obtained
Your resume must also be attached for your application to
Signature: , Date:
be considered.
Please return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial
Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community.
2:APPLJC
DONALD H. BIERY, 1792 Lance Drive, Tustin, California 92~80, (71A) 7~1-13/~0
1983-1986 PRESIDENT - CO-OWNER - CONSULTAN~ CalRec 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 construct,on.
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
Tusbn Park and 5port Center, a joint city-school project.
Obtained various grant funds.
1968-197/4 DIRECTOR OF PARKS AND RECREATION
City of Walnut Creek
Department head responsibility for a mu]ti-division department including:
park plann,ng, design and development; recreation and leisure programs;
interpretive (junior museum, historical museum); golf-course; aquatics;
social services (senior citizens, hand,capped, volunteers); and parks
landscape areas and tree maintenance.
Prepared application and administered several federa! 9rants 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 ?5 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, ridin9 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 (l?Z; acres).
Developed a joint agreement with school distr,ct for use and development of
facilities, incJudm9 the development of turf school playfieJds, swim
center, and tennis center.
Prepared and published the District's Facility Master Plan.
[mt,sLed and developed the Dmtr,ct's Personnel Policy and system.
EDUCATION B.A. Physical Education (Recreation Specialization), San Jose 5tare.
Graduate Year Study in Recreation AdmimsLrstion Brigham Young Univ.
University of California, Davis, Study Course in Parks & Recreation Admln.
" CITY OF TUSTIN
APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE
300 CENTENNIAL WAY
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780
(714) 573-3025
APPOINTMENT
REC?-_i'JEFD
Name:
Home
Address: 1-7 -01
Street
City Zip Code
Apartment No.
Home Phone: (
Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for:
Reason you are applying for the position{si:
Business Phone:
Please list your background and experience thi~t you feel.~lualifies you for the position:
Please list professional organizations of which you are a member:
Please list any professional licenses (current or past)'
Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked?
If so, why?
Education:
Circle highest grade completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 16+
List all Colleges, Business
or Trade Schools Attended'
Dates Attended
Degree Obtained
Whattype(s) of civic activities are you involved in7 ~.~-¢¢~¢.L~ P~.
Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered.
Please return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial
Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community.
2:APPLIC
Elaine Dove
17501 Parker Ddve
Tustin, California 92780
(714) 730-1703
Objective:
Experience:
Resume
To obtain employment in a landscape architectural firm where my education, experience as a public
servant and twenty years as a legal assistant can best be utilized.
2/99 to Present
David Vol= Design, Landscape Architects & Park Planners
Project manager and designer for municipal landscape projects. Projects include a native California
plant garden for the City of Long Beach, extensive background research and preparation of a General
Development Plan for a 700-acre open space park in Los Angeles County, a 1-acre passive park in the
City of Mission Viejo, vadous planting plans in conjunction with other designer's park projects,
preparation of specifications, preparation of fee mitigation reports for new development in Northern
California, participation in weekly construction meetings for a 19-acre park in Laguna Hills which involves
the resolution of construction issues as they arise.
6/95 to 6/99
Vice-Chair, Parks and Recreation Commission, City of Tustin
Appointed by the City Council to serve on the Commission, ! served as commissioner and Vice Chair for
two two-year terms. I was been involved in the design of two new city parks and a new youth and family
center (winners of the 1998 CPRS Best Facility Design and overall Best of Show), making policy
recommendations to City Council, attending regular meetings, including design review, selecting
playground equipment, suggesting capital improvements to existing parks, studying issues and policies
involving youth, senior citizens, citywide athletics.
5/97 to Present
Tustin Pride Landscape Committee
As a member of this Committee, I have been responsible for designing, procuring plant matedal and
installing landscapes for eligible homeowners located in the City of Tustin through the "Angels in Tustin"
program. I am also a finalist judge for the landscaping awards program and have been a moderator on
the cable 'IV program highlighting the award-winning landscapes.
1995 to 2/99
Legal Assistant to Appellate Court Justice, Court of Appeal, Santa Aha
The skills required for this job involved excellent writing, research, organizational and management
abilities. As legal assistant to an appellate court justice, I was responsible for cite-checking and editing
published judge's opinions, staff management, assisting the judge in preparing for oral argument,
coordinating meetings and events, and a variety of general legal assistant and secretarial duties.
1993-1995
Legal Assistant to Lead THal Attorney, Horton Barbaro & Reilly, Attomeys at Law, Santa Aha
I was responsible for coordinating the litigation support team projects, trial calendar and appearance by
general and expert witnesses; drafting pleadings, discovery, motions, deposition summaries,
correspondence, and heavy client communication.
1979 - 1993
Legal Assistant/Office Manager, Michael J. Sheldon, Attorney at Law, Orange
Responsible for interviewing new clients, selecting computers and software, insurance,
library materials, expert witnesses and investigators, in-court trial assistance,
client communication, as well as legal research and drafting pleadings, discovery, motions, deposition
summaries, and correspondence.
Education
1994 to Present
University of California, lrvine
Certificate in Landscape Archite~ure earned 12/98
California State University, Fullerton, CA
Bachelor degree in Communications in progress
1980 - 19~2
Rancho Santiago Community College/University of Califomia, Irvine
AA Degree Paralegal Studies, ABA approved programs
Awards
Best Student Design, Crystal Court Garden Show, 1995 and 1997
Professional
Affiliation
Associate, ASIA,
Callfomia Parks & Recreation Society
Professional Women in Landscape
Work Style I am self-motivated, able to work independently and see an assignment through from start to finish.
I have published articles in the Orange County Lawyer and the Bottom Line (California Bar
Association, Law Office Management Section) relating to the internal organization of small to mid-size
firms.
Interests
'Fraveling, cooking, reading, writing, photography, and community involvement.
References available upon request.
CITY OF TUSTIN
APPLICATION FOR COMMISSlON/COMMI I'TEE APPOINTMENT
300 CENTENNIAL WAY
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780
(714) 573-3025 FEB:~ 8
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Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked?
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Education:
Circle highest grade completed:
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or Trade Schools Attended:
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What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in?
Degree Obtained
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Your resume must also be a~ached for your application to be considered.
Signature>_ ~~ :'/
~iease return gout application and resume to the Office of the Citg Clerk, 300 Centennial
Wag, Tustin 82780. Thank ~ou for gout interest in servin~ the communiW.
2:APPLIC:
TODD M. FERGUSON
14872 ALDER LANE
TUSTIN, CA. 92780
(7.14) 832-6362
EDUCATION: Midland College, Fremont,'Nebraska, B.S. in Education, 1965;
U.S. Naval Flight School, Naval Aviator, 1967
U.S. Naval Justice School, 1968
Cal State Fullerton, M.S. in Sociolo~', 1972
FAMILY: Wife, Gwen; Married 30-' years; Daughters, Sara (22), Senior at CSUF;
Amanda (14), Freshman at Tustin High School.
CURRENT ORGANIZATIONS:
*Tustin Kiwanis Club, Golf Committee, "Save Our Spectacles" Chairman.
*Boys and Girls Club of Tustin, board member, 1997-2001.
*Tustin Public Schools Foundation, board member, 1998-Present.
*Tustin Tiller Days, past Co-chairman, committee member since 1995
PAST ORGANIZATIONS:
*Tustin Unified School District Board of Education, 1992-1996
*Tustin Area Council for Fine Arts, board member
*Marine Base Reuse Committee, 7 year member.
*Currie Middle School PTO, Co-President, Site Council Chairman.
*Peppertree Homeowners Association, President, 1975-1990
HOBBIES ,adND SPECI.kL INrI'ERESTS:
*Running; College distance runner, school and conference records.
*Swimming; SOCAL masters, swim M-W-Th ,~. 6:00 AM, Tustin Hi~_da Pool
*Motorcycling; recreational sweet riding.
CITY OF TUSTIN
APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMI] TEE AR~QISITME.NT
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300 CENTENNIAL WAY
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780
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Name:
GINNY SURUKI HOVLAND
Home Address:
City
14890 CHESTNUT COURT
Street
TUSTIN
92780
Zip Code
Apartment No.
Home Phone: ( 71 4 ) 7%4-tA318 Business Phone: (74 ~ ) 573 3200
Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for: PARKS AND RW. CREATTON COI~1MT,qSTON
Reason you are applying for the position(s):
I AM CERTAIN I CAN MAKE A POSITIVE IM~A~m TN AT.T·
THE AREAS WITHIN THIS COMMISSION BODY.
Please list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you forthe position:
BY BEING DEEPLY INVOLVED WITHIN THE COMMUNITY
IN ADDITION TO T,TVTNG, VnT,UNT~RING AND WORKINC
IN TUSTIN, I FEEL I POSSESS KNOWLEDGE AND FAMILIARITY
OF THE DYNAMICS OF THE CT'T¥.
Please list professional organizations of which you are a member:
TUSTIN POLICE SUPPORT SERVICEs AAg~¢TATION-
POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON
OVER
Please list any professional licenses (current or past):
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 ~
List all Colleges, Business
. or Trade Schools Attended'
Dates Attended
1984-19R6
I 982-1 984
Degree Obtained
B-A.-INTERNATIONAL LAW
CC~N~'z'~'£'U'I'IO~AL LAW
What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in?
1. TUSTIN PRTDR COMMTm~ PUMPKIN PRIDE CHAIRPERSON
2. TUSTIN UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT MENTORING PROGRAM-
3. YMCA/ARK SERVICES FOR ARU,qW, D ~TT,~R,~] 'VOLUNTEER
4. NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON- TUSTIN GROVE HOMEOWNERS ASSN.
Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered.
Please return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial
Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community.
2:APPLIC
GINNY SURUKI HOVLAND
POSITION APPLYING FOR: PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION
WORK EXPERIENCE:
POLICE SUPPORT SERVICES SPECIALIST: t998 TO PRESENT. TUSTIN
POLICE DEPARTMENT, TUSTIN, CA.
INTERNATIONAL EXPORT MANAGER: 1991 TO 1998: CONCORDIA
INTERNATIONAL FORWARDING, LOS ANGELES, CA.
AREA SALES MANAGER: 1988 TO 1991- ROBINSONS-MAY
DEPARTMENT STORES, CERRITOS, CA.
INTERN: SPRING 1987- MATSUI AND ASSOCIATES LANDSCAPE
ARCHITECTURE, LA PALMA, CA.
EDUCATION:
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, LONG BEACH: B.A. DEGREE-
INTERNATIONAL LAW/CONSTITUTIONAL LAW WITH A MINOR IN
PUBLIC POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION
CYPRESS COLLEGE: A.A. DEGREE- BUSINESS LAW
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS:
o:° TUSTIN POLICE SUPPORT SERVICES ASSOCIATION-POLITICAL
ACTION COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON
CIVIC INVOLVEMENT:
TUSTIN PRIDE COMMITTEE- PUMPKIN PRIDE CHAIRPERSON
TUSTIN UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT MENTORING PROGRAM- MENTOR
ARK/YMCA SERVICES FOR ABUSED CHILDREN- VOLUNTEER
NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH COMMITTEE- CHAIRPERSON FOR TUSTIN
GROVE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
14890 CHESTNUT COURT, TUSTIN, CA. 92780
CITY OF TUSTIN ---
APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT
300 CENTENNIAL WAY
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780
(714) 573-3025 f,'i~.R
Name: Cynthia L. Ignatuk
Home Address:
12515 Hazeltine Drive-
Street
Apartment No.
Tustin 92782
City Zip Code
Home Phone' ( 714 ) 730-3777 Business Phone' ( 949 ) 451-4184
Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for: Parl~s & Recreation Co~.mission.
Reason you are applying for the position(s): z want to be part of the wonderful effort
to make 'fustin into a strong cot,..unity which welcomes families and businesses, alike.
The Parks & Recreation Commission serves an important part in this mission by translating
the neeJs of families and businesses into parks, events and programs, all of ~¢nich make
Tustin the beautiful city it has become.
Please list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the position:
i externed for the Legal Aid Society of Orange Count),, which provides low cost or free
legal services to the indigent.
I am a volunteer with the Public Law Center, providing pro bono legal services.
I am on the board of directors of Human Options, the mission of which is to stop the
cycle of domestic violence.
Please list professional organizations of which you are a member:
California Bar Association;
Orange County Bar Association;
O=ange County Women's La~ccer's Association;
Women in Leadership (as of March 2001)
Please list any 'professional licenses (current or past):
Law License, Bar No. 205026
Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked?
If so, why7
~o
Education:
Circle highest grade completed:
List all Colleges, Business
or Trade Schools Attended:
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ~
Dates Attended
Degree Obtained
Please see Attachment "A'~
What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in?
* Board. Member for Human Options, a shelter for battered women and. children.
* Public Law Center Volunteer.
Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered.
Signature: _ Date:
Please return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial
Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community.
2:APPLIC
ATTACHMENT "A"
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES ATTENDED
SCHOOL NAME
Loyola Law School
University of Califomia, Irvine
University of California, Irvine
Irvine Valley College
Santa Monica College
El Camino College
A TTENDA NCE
DA TE$
9/96-5/99
9/93-5/94
1/92-5/93
9/90-12/91
9/88-5/90
9/87-12/87
DEGREE RECEIVED
Juris Doctor
Individual courses taken
B.A. English
Individual courses taken
Individual courses taken
Individual courses taken
33219,646.1
CYNTHIA L. IGNATUK
12515 Hazeltine Drive
Tustin, California 92782
714.730.3777 (home)
949.451.4184 (office)
SUMMARY OF INTEREST
I desire to serve my community in a capacity that will afford me the opportuni~' to
assist with planning agendas, the maintenance of our parks and recreation districts,
and to continue to uphold the standards that make it a great place for work and
family.
ASSOCIATION POSITIONS HELD
Board Member, Human Options, present
Seek to implement programs that help communities in Orange County better
address and serve the needs of battered women and children in need. These
programs include childcare, counseling and legal services with regard to
protective sen, ices, after school pro,ams and financial assistance.
The Sheepfold, Volunteer, past
· Volunteered time to assist the women with childcare in order that they may
obtain skill sets for the workplace.
The Public Law Center, Volunteer, present
· Provide pro bono legal services to assist 10w income and no-income individuals
with matters concerning the law.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
September 1999 to present
Attorney
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP
Irvine, California
· Member of the Firm's Labor and Employment and Litigation Department.
· Representation of employers in connection with claims for wrongful termination,
constructive discharge, breach of contract, breach of employment contract, and
disability, race, sex and age discrimination.
Spring 1999
Judicial Extern
The Honorable Gary L. Taylor
United States District Court
· Reviewed counsel filings and summarized arguments for presentation to the Judge.
Summer 1998
Summer Associate
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP
Irvine, California
· Researched and drafted motions and pleadings in employment and labor law, and
general business litigation.
· Researched and drafted memoranda and legal documents on real estate law,
employment and labor law, and corporate law.
Spring 1998
Certified Law Student
Orange County Legal Aid Society.
Santa .~ma, California
· Assisted lav~.'yers with representing indigent citizens.
· Appeared at hearings as necessary.
EDUCATION
Juris Doctor
Loyola Law School
Los Angeles, California
Bachelor of Arts, cum laude
Universit3, of California
Irvine, California
SCHOLASTIC HONORS
Sayre Macneil Scholar
American Jurisprudence Award, Property Law
.4anerican Jurisprudence Award, Constitutional Law
American Jurisprudence Award, Ethical Lawyering
St. Thomas More Law Honor Society, Vice President
Alpha Sigma Nu, National Jesuit Honor Society
Name:
Home Address: 663 Ambrose Lane
Tustin, CA 92780
Home Phone: (714) 573-0441 Business Phone: (714) 744-0469
CITY OF TUSTIN
APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMENt[-..':
300 CENTENNIAL WAY
TUSTIN, CA 92780
(714) 573-3025
Stephen R. Melvin
Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for: Parks and Recreation Commission
Reason you are applying for the position(s):
I would like to help make Tustin a better place to live, work and play. The Commissions and
Committees are an excellent place to help serve the community, give back a little, and make
Tustin better.
Please list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the position:
Please see my attached resume for a detailed Iist of my qualifications. Briefly, I have served on
numerous professional committees, I have owned t~vo small businesses in Tustin for 6 years, I
have a BS in Mechanical Engineering (with a minor in Political Science), and I have a
willingness to serve and a dedication towards making Tustin better.
Please list professional organizations of which you are a member:
American Society of Mechanical Engineers, International - Board Member
Orange County Engineering Council - Former Vice President of Communications
.American Institute of Chemical Engineers
American Chemical Society
The Better Business Bureau
Naval Resetwe Association (Life Member)
Unites States Naval Institute (Life Member)
Southern California Society for Risk Analysis
Local Emergency Planning Committee - Administering Agency Subcommittee Co-Chair
2:APPLIC
Please list any professl, _~1 J,,.enses (current or past):
Registered Professional Engineer
Certified Safety Professional
Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? No.
Education:
Circle Highest Grade Completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 16+
List all Colleges, Business, or
Trade Schools Attended:
North Carolina State University, Raleigh, N.C.
United States Naval Academy. Annapolis, MD.
Mesa Community College, S.D., CA.
University of California, San Diego, S.D., CA.
California State University Ful]erton, Fullermn,
CA.
Dates Attended:
Sep-88 to May-89
Jul-89 to Oct-89
Jan-90to Dec-91
Jan-91 to Ma?93
Jan-94tp Dec~94
Degree Obtained:
NiA
N/A
A.S.
B.S.
N,"A
What types of civic activities are you involved in?
I am active in my church, where I lector (read), and help out with community events such as
Bible Camp. I am a member of Tustin Pride. I am a current Board Member of the American
SocieW of Mechanical Engineers and have been active in the Orange County Sections of many
of the local engineering professional societies. I help out with Science Fairs and have helped the
Future Scientists and Engineers of Arnerica with some of their local events. As mentioned
before, I currently serve as the Administering Agency Subcommittee Co-Chair of the Local
Emergency Planning Committee. I am an active member of the Orange County Linux User
Group where I have successfully co-chaired the Linux Demo Days committee. (Linux Demo
Days has been held at Micro Center in Tustin for the past two years.) I am also active in the
"Coffee and Computers" group held every Friday at the Senior Center. I am currently president
of my Homeowner's Association.
Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered.
Signature: Date:
Please return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial Way,
Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community.
2:APPLIC
Stephen R. Melvin
(714) 473-3772
663 Ambrose Ln. Tustin, Ca. 92780
Rathflae d~hotm ail. co rn
OBJECTIVE: To serve my community in the position of Commissioner or Committee Member.
PROFESSIONAL HISTORY:
1999-Present: Orange County Fire Authori~'
Fire Safety Engineer - Developed California Accidental Release Prevention Implementation Program
for jurisdiction of 21 contract cities and the unincorporated areas of Orange County. Leading author for state-
wide guidance document produced by the Governor's Office of Emergency Services for the Cal?~,.P program.
Provided legislative analyses of regulations and laws as they apply to Risk Management Programs for industrial
facilities. Evaluated Risk Management Plans and Programs to ensure compliance with law and regulation and
protect thc public. Reviewed chemical classifications of hazardous materials for accuracy in accordance with
California Fire Code. Served as co-chair of the Local Emergency Planning Committee Administering Agency
Subcommittee. Also served as steering committee member for the local Community Awareness and Emergency
Response group. Responsible for improving the Hazardous Materials Services Section customer service by
implementing web based dissemination of information to businesses and the public resulting in increased
satisfaction among businesses. Implemented the Y2K hazardous materials triage project for OCFA jurisdiction
by triaging over 300 businesses to ensure tl~t there would be no hazardous materials incidents to endanger the
public due to a ¥2K computer error.
1991-1998: PLG, Inc.
Risk/Safety Analyst - Evaluated systems, equipment and programs for chemical and nuclear plants
worldwide to ensure risk levels kept to a minimum. Desig'ned Risk Management Programs to ensure that state
and federal regulations were met. Designed and implemented soft'are for analysis of mechanical systems,
nuclear plants and chemical refineries. Technical lead on the I_J.~OCAL (TOSCO) Rodeo refinery's i~M?P
upgrade. Technical manager for the tLMPP to RMP upgrade project at the TOSCO LAR. Developed
methodologies for Counter-Terrorist and Software Thrcavl~.isk Analyses.
Computer Operations Manager - Determined yearly needs for international company, budgeted and
directed purchasing of hardware and software. Directed Computer Operations staff in u'oubleshooting problems
and resolving queries relating to client and third party, software. Responsible for the implementation of a
heterogeneous network running NOVELL Netware 4.x and 3.x, Windows 95, and Unix as servers and Windows
3.1, 95 and Macintosh as clients. Developed and coordinated Software Quality,' Assurance Program and
implemented for multiple projects. Tm/ned personnel in the use of softv,,are tools via seminars and direct
u'aining. Implemented multiple Network Operating Systems upgrades and Interact connection.
Military. (Naval Reserve Eng. .r,..~ Duty Officer)
2000 - present: Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach
Operations Officer (Department Head) for a unit consisting of approximately 60 personnel and served as
the Commanding and Executive Officers on numerous occasions. Awarded the Military. Outstanding Volunteer
Service Medal for service in the community. Directly responsible for 1800+ man hours of contributory, support
and movement of 80,000+ tons of ammunition, and a direct labor savings to the navy of over $64,000.
1998 - 2000: Assault Craft Unit Five
Repair officer for the R1 division of Naval Reserve Assault Craft Unit Five. Provided leaderskip to
over 40 enlisted personnel responsible for repairing and upgrading Landing Craft Air Cushion (hovercraft).
Directly responsible for over 2300 man-hours of contributory support to the active Navy within the past year.
During this time, the division saw a dramati~ increase in promotions and in-rate capabilities. A 91% passing
rate for all individuals in these shops who took the last Navy-wide exam. Three of these individuals were the
only individuals promoted within their job classification in the entire Naval Reserve. While ser~dng at ACU-5,
the unit also earned the prestigious Leo V. Bilger award.
Professional Organizations
· American Society of Mechanical Engineers - Board member (Professional Practice and Ethics,
Government Relations). Designed and built first Local Section web page for the Orange Count)'
Section.
Orange County Engineering Council - Vice President of Communications. Designed and built first
OCEC web server and web page.
Naval Reserve Association - Life Member
US Naval Institute - Life Member
Reserve Officers Association
.4xnerican Institute for Chemical Engineers
Atnerican Chemical Society
Active in the Industrial Environmental Coalition of Orange Count,
Community. Awareness and Emergency Response Group
EDUCATION:
Fire Inspection Principles - National Fire Academy
B.S. Mechanical Engineering - University of California San Diego
A.S. Applied Sciences (Engineering) - Mesa Community College
Apprentice Electr/cian - US Air Force ECl
AWARDS AND FIONORS:
Professional Engineer
Certified Safe~ Professional
Nominations to two US Service Academies
Eagle Scout
PUBLICATIONS:
,Book&'
Practical Guide to Risk Management Communications - Co Authored
Guidance Documents:
Orange County Fire Authority - California Accidental Release Prevention Program Guidance
Governor's Office of Emergency Services - California Accidental Release Prevention Program
Guidance
HOBBIES AND INTERESTS:
Church Choirs and Ensembles
Societ?' for Creative Anachronisms - Medieval Re-Creation
Extensive reading
Competitive Physical Sports
CITY OF TUSTIN
APPLICATION FOR COMMISSlON/COMMI ! TEE
300 CENTENNIAL WAY
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780
(714) 573-3025
APPOINTMENT
Name:
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Home Address:
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Street
Apartment No.
City
Home Phonei ( 7/z~ )
Zip Code
Business Phone' (- )
Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for:
Reason you are applying for the position(s):
Please list your' background and. experience that you feel qualifies you for the position:
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Please list professional organizations of which you are a member:
O~E~
Please list any professional licenses (current or past):
Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked?
If so, why?
Education:
Circle highest grade completed:
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1~ 15 16 16+
List all Colleges, Business
or Trade Schools Attended:
Dates Attended
Degree Obtained
What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? ~/wZ~,w'7~p/,b/¢]-
Your resume must also
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be attached for your
application to be considered.
Date: 69,,~- ,mgP' 69 J
Please return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial
Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community.
2:APPLIC
ADRIAN MORTON
15401 WILLIAMS ST
78 CONSUELO ST
TUSTIN CA. 92780
ORANGE
Fax 714--568-4560
Home Phone 714-835-5717
Email mortie37@gateway.net
03-09-01
QUAURCATIONS
I ENJOY MY CITY OF TUSTIN. TO BE MORE SPECIFIC, A PARK, A SENIOR
CENTER FUNCTION, A PARKS AND REC. PROGRAM. AN'D TO BE PROUD OF
TAKING A SMALL PART IN EACH FLrNCTION.
I ALSO ENJOY BEING A PART OF DESIGNING NEW PARKS, EXPANDING
EXISTING FACILITIES AND WORKING WITH STAFF ON NEW SOLUTIONS TO
PROGRAMS. AND SPENDING THE FUNDING FOR THESE VAR1OUS FUNCTIONS
TO HAVE MONEY LEFT OYqER FOR NEW PROGRAMS AND ALLOW EXPA.NISION
OF EXISTING FACILITIES.
1 CARE ABOUT TUSTIN AND 1 AM VERY MUCH AWARE OF ITS FUTURE
GRO'~X,U'H A.N'D TO EXP.&'qD ACCORDINGLY.
WORK HISTORY
MY PAST 2 AND HAI. F YEARS AS A PARKS AND RECREATION COMML%70NEtL
FEL'L HAS BEEN A HELP TO THE Cf IT' 0["' TUSTIN. I HA I'~' LEAIL, VED ALOTA.¥D
HAVE A LOT TO LEARN. 1F~:IOYPUIING TO USE WHAT I HAFT'. LF~ILYED. I AM
INV'OLI'~D WITH '17qE TUS17N PRIDE COMMITTEE, THE RESYORA TION AD~7SORY
BOARD, WORK AS A VOLUNTEER AND A LMSON Al' THE TUST1N SE,~70R CEN1E'IL
AM A ME,~B£R OF THE STREET FAIR AN'D CHII, I COOK OFf:' COMMITTE. E AND
CO- CHAIRMAN ON THE 17L 'LER DAYS CO,~Z~/IITTEE. 1EN,]OY WORJ(ING I57111 THE
F_~¥CELLA]~T STAFF A T THE PARKS AND RECREA ITON DF. P1; WHEI~_, W'ORKING
TOGATHER WE DO MAKE A DIFERENCE IN THE' (;lit OF
I AM STILL ENWOLVED WITH V.,MR.IOUS VETEIL&NS ORGAJVI.LZATIONS.
I AM STILL INVOLVED V, qTH THE AIRFORCE MUSEUM AT MARCH ARB.
I ALSO ENJOY WORKING WITH THE CITY OF TUSTIN STAFF AND THE CITY
COUNCIL.
I AM RETIRED FROM THE CID' OI"'NEWPORT BZ~MCH (29 Yk24RS)
I A~I ALSO REITRED FROM IH£' U.S. ARMY..
EDUCATION
I HAVE ATTENDED VAROL'S COLLEGES ~qTH NO FORMAL DEGREE, ONLY 2'0
GAIN tGNOWLEDGE ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS.
APPLICATION
CiTY OF TUSTIN . ..'.
I-OR COMMISSlON/COMM, ,'TEE
300 CENTENNIAL WAY
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780
(714} 573-3025
APPOINTMENT
Name:
Home
Address:
City
Street
/.-7 $0
Zip Code
Apartment No.
Home Phone: (
Business Phone'(
Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for:
Reason you are applying for the position(s)' 5
5FOe--T5 F~ * LD
Pieas-~e list O0 ,(L'7 0__ I ~ CZ)L] k/~ / L. ,
your BacKground and experience that you feel qualifies you for the position:
/tY ~-e--C~ t o k~ ~ c- Co.,~ o t C_C / o ~ w-,z- ee /z .4 t,,'~'O i/CZ. erG
5T/ I
Please list professional organizations of which you are a member:
FS O
OVER
Please list any professional licenses (current or past):
LI (_e~a~E1> f~bq-c -CST~T~
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
List all Colleges, Business
or Trade Schools Attended:
Dates Attended
What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in?
Degree Obtained
Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the communiW.
2:APPLIC:
HENRY R. NUNEZ
1281 Lear Lane
Tustin, CA 92780
(714) 730-8290
OBJECTIVE
Loan Production and Senior Management position in Moagage Banking, Financial Institution, or
other related industry.
BASIC OUALIFICATION
Extensive executive and loan origination exp~ence in residential mortgage lending including
Co¢orate Administration, Branch Operations, Chief Underwfi.'ter, Secondary Marketing, and
Wholesale Loan Purchase.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
1997 to Present
Retail Account Manager. C_A.LIP'OR.NL~. MORTGAGE SERVICE,
Mortgage Bankers, a wholly-owned subsi~li~ry of Colonial Bancorp, Santa
.4~. CA. P,~esident~l p.urchase and refinance loan soeciaiists s~wSng Tustin,
Santa Arm,. and greater Orange CounW with a Mdc range of FI-L~. V&
FNMA, Conforming Conventional and Jumbo residential loans.
I992 to 1996
Retail Residential Loans, PACIFIC NATIONAL B.~NK, I_wine, C.A.
Originated FHA, VA, and Convenfiom/Loans. As Mamg= of the Mong~e
Division Loan Servicing, developed, implemented, and ~Irn~ni~ered all
department policy and procedures. Ifa-ed and ma~t~ned a tr~r~ed rmffto
service the lo~s he. ld. in accordance ~+_2a the MBA SeN'icing C_midelines.
I989 to I992
Vice President. Sales and Marketing, COMPUTER SMA.RTS, LNC., a
full se~ice hardware and sm%ware sales and tr~i~ing center in Anaheim,
CalLfor~ia Marketed nationally Q&.A Real/Quick, one of the top-i'ated
client database m~n~gement, rea/estate sales and loan U'ackSng sofm'are
~'s'tems to the Real Estate and Mortgage Banking tndus~.
!985 to !9~9
Senior Solicitor and Branch Manaeer, CENTER FL-NL~NCL4.L GROL"'P,
a Real Estate Investment Bm:fld~ firm in Century C'~,, Caih-%r'n~_ Hem.ded
the Newport Beach branch office which was responsible for major loan
production and und~g of construction and. perrna~t fam.ucing for
comm~'ckl, indu.mSal, and multEam~' income proper'des.
!982 to i985
President and Chief Executive Officer, LIDO PACIFIC MORTGAGE
CORPOP, ATION in Tustin, California. LPMC ~z o~an~d as a loan
correspondem for inzrk~onal invezto~ ori_~v~ng, underv,.'rkl-g~ and
funding F/~.'MA/Y}U.2vlC Conventional, FI~, and VA residential
1981 ~o 1982
1975 to 1981
1971 to 1974
1965 ;o 1971
EDUCATION
.4_FFIL~ONS
PERSON.&L
Prc.'sid en t a n d Ch ief Execu tire 0 ~cer, CB MORTGAGE CORPORATION,
a wholly-owned subsidiary of C~tral Bank of Glendale. Given one year
contract to obtain ~ legal, State Banking D~artment, FHA, VA, and
Agency seller-servk~ approvals as a supe~ised ]-~nder. Turned profit kn
corporate operatiorm i 0 months ahe~ of Pro Forma at the end of~s~ yea:.
Senior Vice President. Corporate Administration and Marketing, FIRST
MORTGAGE CORPORATION in Diamond Bar, Californim Deveioped
a Wholesale Loan Pm-chase Progrm~ which accounted for 22% of the
servicing portfolio at that time. Served as V.P. Branch Adraln~Cn'ation and
Operations, Secondary Marketing, and as ChiefUnderv~viter for residential
loans delivered to FNMA, under the belegated Underwriting Program.
Vice President. Construction Finance_, TM'E ME.4_IRS COMP.4.NY,
Mortgage Bankers in. L--d.ne, Cali~%rnia. Headed a division which provided
interim and takeout financing for. 47 single family residential tra~,s. Had
served as Vice Preside'., Branch operations, and as ChiefUnde.wcHter.
Thc co,.:~, any was acq,..i.-, ed by. and the managemenI operation .was transferred
to Marine Midland Bank. Buffalo, .New York in 1974.
Assistant Vice President. Financial Services Division, NATIONAL FIRST
MORTGAGE CORPORATION in Anaheim, Caik~ornia_ As Assistant Vioe
Presid~ and Sr. Loan C~c_-r, h~.aded a top-producing branch office, '~¢nich
was re .spons~le for _~,_~. 'and VA loan origination in Orange County and
parts of LOs Ange!es County.. !NvFMC was acquked by Scm's, Roebuck &
Company, in 1971; and the management op=afion was ~'-ansferred to
Allstite Enterp~-'ises !nc., D~rfield, ]qlinois.
UNIVE~ITY OF SOUTHERN' CA3.,IFOR_NIA, B.S..Management and
Finance. Wall Street ~o'.,.u-aal Finance A.ward a.nd Honors Pro_~,~m. Captain
Vkrsity Rugby.
Regional Corrrrni~sion~r, .kYSO Region 96
Chakmm~ Board ofDir~ors, AYSO Region 96
Board Member, Foothill Education Fund
Co-Chair, Cora~UniS' Advisory Co,~, Field Pacaity Us~, T.U.S.D.
Board Member, PTA, Hewes Middle School
Exc~tiv~ Board Mcmabcr, pTO, Loma Vista Elcat~tm9' School
Board of Directors, USC Trojan Clubs
Past Presid~t, Orange County Trojan Club
USC Cardinal and Gold_,. Life 1Q/fembm'
Ske-3
USMC, Honorable IMscharge
Hobbies: Socce:, Sa~in~, and Tenn;_~
APPLICATION
...' CITY OF TUSTIN
FOR COMMlSSION/COMMI, TEE APPOINTMENT
300 CENTENNIAL WAY
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780
(714) 573-3025
Name: /~'/i c ~J~
Home Address' / /-'~
Street
City Zip Code
Apartment No.
Home Phone: (-:]-I~) 'G,~i- q.; ~L~ Business Phone:
Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for.'~'~,~_ <
Reason you are applying for the position(s):
Please list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the position:
Please list professional organizations of which you are a member:
Please list any professional licenses (current or past)'
Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked?
,,~)d
If so, why?
Education:
Circle highest grade completed:
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
15 ~)16+
List all Colleges, Business
or Trade Schools Attended:
Dates Attended
Degree Obtained
What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? ~ ~,-~ ~' _¢~-,~ o r~ ~ ~¢
Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered.
Date:
Please return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial
Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community.
2:APPLIC
MIKE THOMPSON
17831 Lucero Way
Tustin, CA 92780
714-731-9242
SUMMARY
Sales representative with extensive sales and territory development experience. Experienced in both
business to business and consumer sales. Proven ability to develop and increase sales, market share
and account base. Proficient in Windows 95, Microsoft Excel, Word, Lotus 1-2-3 and Ami Pre.
EXPERIENCE
REALTOR ASSOCIATE
First Team Real Estate Tustin, California
Residential home property sales.
· Award winner for sales over $500,000 March 1999
Present
LOAN OFFICER
Green Tree Financial Servicing Corporation Orange, California 1997 to January 1998
Mortgage Services Division
Responsible for originating and selling various types of real estate loans, primarily through telemarketing.
· Number 1 in loan volume July and November.
DISTRICT SALES MANAGER
American Suzuki Motor Corporation Brea, California
Metro Los Angeles 1991 to 1996
Responsible for wholesale and retail of motorcycles, all terrain vehicles and accessories to a network of
retail dealers. Consulted with dealer body in areas of retail financing, salesmanship, inventory control,
and merchandising. Conducted product training classes, implemented and developed key market
advertising and group promotions. Identified, contacted, and established new accounts.
· Increased 1996 calendar retail sales 15 percent, as compared to an industry increase of 4 percent,
through dealer development and establishment of new accounts.
· Raised 1996 market share 16 percent over the previous year.
· Saved dealer points in Los Angeles and Santa Ana by locating and signing up replacement accounts
Southern California 1980 to 1991
· Improved market share from 10 percent to 19 percent. Set up ten new accounts.
· Increased all terrain vehicle sales by developing successful cross promotions.
Oklahoma 1975 to 1980
· Upped annual sales 64 percent.
· Expanded dealer body 30 percent by establishing ten new dealers. Increased market share 60%.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
Hartford Life Insurance Company
Life insurance, annuity, and pension plan sales.
Santa Ana, California
1974 to 1975
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
Thompson-Halper Corporation Santa Ana, California 1971 to 1974
Credit life and disability sales through network of automobile, manufactured housing, marine, and
recreational vehicle dealers. Established new accounts and serviced existing dealers.
· Increased number of accounts by 250 percent. Increased gross premiums by 125%.
AWARDS
Top Performers recognition for sales performance 1986,1988,1989,1990. and 1991.
New dealer appointment recognition 1980,1986 and 1988.
Incentive trip contest winner for sales performance 1983,1986,1988,1990,1991, and 1993.
EDUCATION
B.A., Portland State University. Portland, Oregon
Various computer classes Rancho Santiago College
AUDIT COMMI I I E
APPLICANTS
· . CITY OF TUSTIN ;'.-
APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMM, fTEE APPOINTMENT
300 CENTENN,AL WAY ..~ [~C ~]¥'~ ._~
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780
(714) 573-3025 MAR -9 Z001
Name:
R. Lawrence Friend
OFFICE-TUST~N CITY CLERK
Home Address:
14521 Acacia
Street
Apartment No.
Tustin CA 92780
City Zip Code
Home Phone: ( 714 ) 832-5158
Business Phone: ( 714 ) 573-9690
Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for: Audit Committee, City of Tustin
Reason you are applying for the position(s): I live and work in Tustin and desire to serve
the community in some manner~ now that my duties as Treasurer of the Foothi'll Education
Fund are complete. I wish ~o keep current on city affairs and developments. I also wish
to apply the skills I have learned from being a CPA for the last 20 years.
Please list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the position:
Over the last twenty years I have worked as a CPA in Orange County, performin~ audits
and filling the accountin~ needs of local businesses. Durin~ the same time ~eriod. I
have been active in leadershim ~ositions in professional and community organizations.
Please list professional organizations of which you are a member:
American institute of Certified Public Accountants
California Society of Certified Public Accountants
Institute of Management Accountants, Past Presidemt. local cha~ter
Please list any professional licenses (current or past):
Certified Public Accountant~ State of California
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 (~~
List all Colleges, Business
or Trade Schools Attended:
Dates Attended
Degree 'Obtained
Cal State University~ Fullertoa Graduated December 1975
· Goiden Gate University I 1994
BA? Business/Accounting
Whattype(s) ofcivic activities areyou involved in? currently not any. Tn the ?asr
i have served as President of the Golden City Kiwanis and as Treasurer of the Foothill
High School Education FUnd.
Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered.
Signature; -~?-"~, ,~ . . .
Please return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial
Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community.
2:APPLIC
CURRICULUM VITAE
R. LAWRENCE FRIEND
PROFESSIONAL OUALIFICATIONS
California Certified Public Accountant, License issued July 1979
Registered Representative (Series 6)
California Variable Life Insurance License
EDUCATION
Fullerton College, Fullerton, California
-Associate of Aris Degree, Business Administration
California State University, Fullerton, California
-Bachelor of Arts Degree, Business Administration, with concentration in Accounting
Golden Gate University
-School of Accounting and Taxation
-Individual, Corporate and Foreign Taxation
Continuing Education, required to maintain CPA, Series 6 and insurance licenses in California
-Eighty hours over each two year renewal period(CPA)
-Accounting, taxation and business topics
-Finance and insurance topics
EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE (after colleee)
1976 Imperial Industries
Staff Accountant, internal reporting and cash management also prepared reports for
external auditors.
1976-1979
Glasser & Mermelstein, CPAs
Staff Accountant, practice focused upon accounting, federal and local
taxation and compliance matters for small to medium-sized businesses &
their owmers and executives.
1979-1980
Mills & Elliott, CPAs
Senior Staff and In-charge accountant in a CPA firm handling accounting,
federal and local taxation, tax planning and compliance mauers for small
to medium-sized businesses & their ox~mers and executives.
1981-1988
R. Lax~a-ence Friend, CPA
Self-employed owner of a CPA firm handling accounting, federal and local
taxation, tax planning, compliance matters and consulting for
C::,~,~' DOCUMENTgArlTAFDI2.DOC Page 1
CURRICULUM VITAE (Continued)
R. LAWRENCE FRIEND
small to medium-sized businesses & their ox~mers and executives.
1989-1993
Lesley Thomas Schwarz & Postma, CPAs
Parmer in a 30-person CPA practice specializing in accounting, federal and local taxation,
estate, tax planning, litigation support and compliance matters for small to medium-s/zed
businesses and their owners and executives, including corporations, parmerships, trusts and
estates.
1993-1995
Little, Skorheim, Trank & Kaylor, CPAs
Panner in a 30-person CPA practice specializing in accounting, federal and local taxation,
estate tax planning, litigation support and compliance matters for small to medium-s/zed
businesses and their owners and executives, including corporations, partnerships, LLCs,
trusts and estates.
July 1995 - Present
R. Lawrence Friend & Associates, CPAs and Business Consultants
Practice specializing in accounting, federal and local taxation, tax planning, compliance
matters, litigation support and business consulting for small to medium-sized businesses and
their owners and executives, including corporations, partnerships.
PROFESSIONAL ACCOMPLISHM. ENTS
Lecturer for various professional & community organizations on accounting and tax topics.
Past President of The Orange Coast Chapter of the Institute of Management Accountants.
Authored articles for local publications.
Sen'ed as a member of the Technical Review Panel Member of the California State Board of Accountancy.
PROFESSION,~L AFFILIATIONS:
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Institute of Management Accountants
COMMUNITY AFFILIATIONS:
Former Board Member and Treasurer, Foothill High School Education Fund
Member and past President, Golden City Kiwanis Sen,ice Club
March 8, 2001
C:hX, fY DOCUMENTg',VITAE012.DOC Page 2
17482 Sherbrook Drive
Tustin, CA 92780
March 5, 2001
Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
City of Tustin
300 Centennial Way
Tustin, CA 92780
Dear Mayor Worley:
It has been my sincere pleasure to serve on. the City of Tustin Audit Committee over the
past five years. During my time on the Committee, I think we have completed a number of
quality projects that have benefited not only the C.ity Council but the community at large.
As my term on the Committee expires at the end of this month, I would like to inform the
City Council that I am very interested in continuing to serve the citizens of Tustin on the
Audit Committee. Please consider this letter my formal request to be considered when
the City Council begins this year's selection process.
If you wish to contact me to review my accomplishments while serving on the Committee,
please call me at 832-5979. Thank you.
Sin~ere.lY''
John R. Garner
Audit Committee Chairman
CITY OF TUSTIN
APPLICATION POR COMMISSION/COMIVI~ I TEE
300 CENTENNIAL WAY
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780
(714) 573-3025
APPOINTMENT
Home Address: ~ h I4 Cfi-O ~ ~ LC' ~o fl0c~V-. ~ ~'
Street
City Zip Code
Apartment No.
Home Phone: I'hi~ ) q~3'A ~,~o~ Business Phone:
Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for: ~. u, ~. I ~
Reason you are applying for the position(s)'
Please list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the position:
Please list professional organizations of which you are a member:
Please list any professional licenses (current or past)'
Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked?
If so, why?
Education:
Circle highest grade completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
List all Colleges, Business Dates Attended
or Trade Schools Attended:
Degree Obtained
What type(s) of civic activities are you involved in? ~' u.~.~ ,x,
Your resume must also be attached
Signatur ~
for your application to be considered.
Date:
Please return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial
Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community.
2:APPLIC
John Garner
17482 Sherbrook * Tustin, CA 92680
71 4-832-5979
Objective:
Experience:
1993
to present
1988
to 1993
1972
to 1988
1965
to 1972
1964
to 1969
Education:
To relocate with a firm that can fully utilize my experience and knowledge and
where I can add value to their sales effort.
Lehman Brothers Los Angeles
Sr. Vice President, Municipal Institutional Sales
Responsible for sales to specific institutional municipal accounts for tax exempt
and taxable municipal issues. Covered tier one accounts such as STW, Wells
Trust, Transamerica, Benham, Loomis, Rosenberg and Los Angeles County. Also
covered tier two and tier three accounts to round out my package.
Shearson Lehman,. Inc.
Sr. Vice President, Municipal Institutional Sales
Los Angeles
E.F. Hutton & Co. Los Angeles
Vice President, Municipal Institutional Sales
Hired to augment Hutton's institutional sales effort on the West Coast. One of only
three Hutton municipal institutional salesmen hired by Shearson when Shearson
bought Hutton in 1988.
Crocker National Bank Los Angeles
Investment Officer
For the first year, I ran the investment cashiering department. I was then trans-
Ferred out to the trading and sales desk. I went into a training program that lasted
for approximately six months. I was then given responsibility for running o U.S.
Treasury Bill position and a new issue federal agency position to accommodate
retail order flow. I was also given overall responsibility for taxable and municipal
sales to second and third tier accounts in Southern California and Arizona.
Operations Officer- 1965-1968
U.S. Army Reserve
Non-Commissioned Officer
227th Military Intelligence Detachment
California - Washington
California State University
Bachelor of Arts - Economics
Long Beach
1964
References: Available upon request.
..': CITY OF TUSTIN "~'" 7",
APPLICATION fOR COMMlSSION/COM~,., ~"1 EE
300 CENTENNIAL WAY
TUSTIN, CALIFORNIA 92780
(714) 573-3025
APPOINTMENT
tviAR 1 2 2'::.~
Home Address:
Street
City Zip Code
Apartment No.
Home Phone: ('TiL~)'-'~ D~ \_t:~ Ll~t Business Phone:
Commission/Committee Position(s)applying for: A L,' ~t
Reason you are applying for the position(s):
Please list your background and experience that·you feel quali..fies you for the position:
j fl ~ '~ -'-'P/z es
Please list professional organizations of which you'are a member:.
AS'~ c;C
Please list any professional licenses (current or past)'
Have you ever had a professional lic_ense suspended Or revoked?
If so, why?
Education:
Circle highest grade completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
List all Colleges, Business
or Trade Schools Attended:
Dates Attended
Degree Obtained
Whattype(s) of civic activities areyou involved in? ~'7-V~ L ,/~ ~ P.
c~
Your resume must also be attached
Si~na~ur ~ ~"~,'
for your application to b~' considered.
Date:
Please return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial
Way, Tustin 92780. Thank you. for your interest in serving the community.
2:APPLIC:
Name:
CITY OF TUSTIN
APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION/COMMITTEE APPOINTMEN~~.':: ~' 5?. ::'. ~:
300 CENTENNIAL WAY
TUSTIN, CA 92780
(714) 573-3025
Stephen R. Melvin
Home Address: 663 ,~mbros¢ Lane
Tustin, CA 92780
Home Phone: (714) 573-0441
Business Phone: (714) 744-0469
Commission/Committee Position(s) applying for: Audit Committee
Reason you are applying for the position(s):
I would like to help make Tustin a better place to live, work and plas'. The Commissions and
Committees are an excellent place to help serve the community, give back a little, and make
Tustin better.
Please list your background and experience that you feel qualifies you for the position:
Please see my attached resume for a detailed list of my qualifications. Briefly, 1 have seN'ed on
numerous professional committees, I have owned two small businesses in Tustin for 6 years, I
have a BS in Mechanical Engineering (with a minor in Political Science), and 1 have a
willing-ness to serve and a dedication towards making Tustin better.
Please list professional organizations of which you are a member:
.~a-nerican Society of Mechanical Engineers, International- Board Member
Orange County Engineering Council - Former Vice President of Communications
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
American Chemical Society
The Better Business Bureau
Naval Reserve Association (Life Member)
Unites States Naval Institute (Life Member)
Southern California Society for Risk Analysis
Local Emergency Planning Committee - Administering Agency Subcommittee Co-Chair
2:APPLIC
Please list any profess. .al ,,~;enses (current or past):
Registered Professional Engineer
Certified Safety Professional
Have you ever had a professional license suspended or revoked? No.
Education:
Circle Highest Grade Completed: 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 16+
List ail Colleges, Business, or
Trade Schools Attended:
North Carolina State University, Raleigh, N.C.
United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, MD.
Mesa Community College, S.D., CA.
University of California, San Diego, S.D., CA.
California State University Fullcrton, Fullerton,
CA.
Dates Attended:
Sep-88 to May-89
Jul-89 to Oct-89
Jan-90to Dec-91
Jan-91 to May-93
Jan-94tp Dec-94
Degree Obtained'
N/A
N.:A
A.S.
B.S.
N/A
What types of civic activities are you involved in?
I am active in my church, where I lector (read), and help out with community events such as
Bible Camp. I am a member of Tustin Pride. I am a current Board Member of the American
Society of Mechanical Engineers and have been active in the Orange County Sections of many
of the local engineering professional societies. I help out with Science Fairs and have helped the
Future Scientists and Engineers of America with some of their local events. As mentioned
before, I currently serve as the Administering Agency Subcommittee Co-Chair of the Local
Emergency Planning Committee. I am an active member of the Orange County Linux User
Group where I have successfully co-chaired the Linux Demo Days committee. (Linux Demo
Days has been held at Micro Center in Tustin for the past ~,o years.) I am also active in the
"Coffee and Computers" g'roup held every Friday at the Senior Center. I am currently president
of my Homeowner's Association.
Your resume must also be attached for your application to be considered.
Signature: ~~/~ ' Date:
Please return your application and resume to the Office of the City Clerk, 300 Centennial Way,
Tustin 92780. Thank you for your interest in serving the community.
2:APPLIC
Stephen R. Melvin
(714) 473-3772
663 Ambrose Ln. Tustin, Ca. 92780
Rathfl a e ot rn afl. com
OBJECTIVE: To serve my community in the position of Commissioner or Commit'tee Member.
PROFESSIONAL HISTORY:
1999-Present: Orange County Fire Authority
Fire Safety Engineer - Developed California Accidental Release Prevention Implementation Program
for jurisdiction of 21 contract cities and the unincorporated areas of Orange County. Leading author for state-
wide guidance document produced by the Governor's Office of Emergency Services for the CalARP progn'am.
Provided le~slative analyses of regulations and laws as they apply to Risk Management Programs for industrial
facilities. Evaluated Risk Management Plans and Programs to ensure compliance with law and regulation and
protect the public. Reviewed chemical classifications of hazardous materials for accuracy in accordance with
California Fire Code. Served as co-chair of the Local Emergency Planning Committee Administering Agency
Subcommittee. Also served as steering committee member for the local Community Awareness and Emergency
Response group. Responsible for improving the Hazardous Materials Sem.'ices Section customer service by
implementing web based dissemination of information to businesses and the public resulting in increased
satisfaction among businesses. Implemented the Y2K hazardous materials triage project for OCFA jur/sdiction
by triaging over 300 businesses to ensure that there would be no hazardous materials incidents to endanger the
public due to a Y2K computer error.
1991-1998: PLG, Inc.
Risk/Safety .Analyst - Evaluated systems, equipment and pro~m'ams for chemical and nuclear plants
worldwide to ensure risk levels kept to a minimum. Designed Risk Management Programs to ensure that state
and federal regulations were met. Designed and implemented sofra'are for analysis of mechanical systems,
nuclear plants and chemical refineries. Technical lead on the LrNOCAL (TOSCO) Rodeo refinery's RMPP
upgrade. Technical manager for the RI~fPP to RMP upgrade project at the TOSCO LA_R. Developed
methodologies for Counter-Terrorist and Software Threat;Risk Analyses.
Computer Operations Manager - Determined yearly needs for international company, budgeted and
directed purchasing of hardware and sofm'are. Directed Computer Operations staff in troubleshooting problems
and resolving queries relating to client and third party software. Responsible for the implementation of a
heterogeneous neva, ork running NO\tELL Netware 4.x and 3.x, Windows 95, and Unix as servers and Windows
3.1, 95 and Macintosh as clients. Developed and coordinated Sofm, are Qualiry Assurance Prog-ram and
implemented for multiple projects. Trained personnel in the use of software tools via seminars and direct
training. Implemented multiple Network Operating Systems upgrades and Internet connect/on.
MilitaD' (Naval Reserve En¢ :n;,g Duty Officer)
2000 - present: Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach
Operations Officer (Department Head) for a unit consisting of approximately 60 personnel and served as
the Commanding and Executive Officers on numerous occasions. Awarded the Military Outstanding Volunteer
Service Medal for service in the communit3r. Directly responsible for 1800+ man hours of contributory support
and movement of 80,000+ tons of ammunition, and a direct labor savings to the nax? of over $64,000.
1998 - 2000: Assault Craft Unit Five
Repair officer for the RI division of Naval Reserve Assault Craft Unit Five. Provided leadership to
over 40 enlisted personnel responsible for repairing and upgrading Landing Craft Air Cushion (hovercraft).
Directly responsible for over 2300 man-hours of contributory support to the active Nax? within the past year.
During this time, the division saw a dramatic increase in promotions and in-rate capabilities. A 91% passing
rate for all individuals in these shops who took the last Navy-wide exam. Three of these individuals were the
only individuals promoted within their job classification in the entire Naval Reserve. While serving at ACU-5,
the unit also earned the prestigious Leo V. Bilger award.
Professional Organizations
American Society of Mechanical Engineers - Board member (Professional Practice and Ethics,
Government Relations). Designed and built first Local Section web page for the Orange County
Section.
Orange CounB, Engineering Council - Vice President of Communications. Designed and built first
OCEC web server and web page.
Naval Reserve Association - Life Member
US Naval Institute - Life Member
Reserve Officers Association
American Institute for Chemical Engineers
American Chemical SocieB,
Active in the Industrial Environmental Coalition of Orange County
Community Awareness and Emergency Response Group
EDUCATION:
Fire Inspection Principles - National Fire Academy
B.S. Mechanical Engineering - University of California San Diego
A.S. Applied Sciences (Engineering) - Mesa Community College
Apprentice Electrician - US Air Force ECl
AW.-~RDS AN'I) HONORS:
Professional Engineer
Certified SafeD' Professional
Nominations to m'o US Service Academies
Eagle Scout
};UBLICATIONS:
Books:
Practical Guide to Risk Management Communications - Co Authored
Guidance Documents:
Orange County Fire Authority - California Accidental Release Prevention Program Guidance
Governor's Office of Emergency Services - California Accidental Release Prevention Program
Guidance
HOBBIES AND INTERESTS:
Church Choirs and Ensembles
Society. for Creative Anachronisms - Medieval Re-Creation
Extensive reading
Competitive Physical Sports
1742 Kent Place
-Tustin, CA 92780-4718
March 5, 2001'
Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
City of Tustin
300 Centennial Way
Tustin, CA 92780
Dear Mayor Worley:
It has been my genuine pleasure to serve on the City of Tustin Audit Committee over the
~ast eight years. During my time on the Committee, I think we have completed a number
of quality projects that have benefited not only the City Council but the community at
large.
With the expiration of my current term ai the end of this month, I would like to notify the
City Council that I am very interested in continuing to serve the citizens of Tustin on the
Audit Commi~ee. Please consider this as my formal request to be considered when the
City Council begins the selection process this year.
If you wish to contact, me to discuss my accomplishments whiie serving on the Committee,
please call me at 838-3237. Thank you.
Donnie L. Smith
Audit Committee Member