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DESPITE AN outpouring of support for California Coastal Commission executive director Charles Lester, commissioners voted 7-5 Wednesday to fire him following an impassioned meeting that crept well into the night. Pleas from droves of Lester’s supporters — including Leon Panetta, the CEO of the Pebble Beach Company and numerous public officials — were not enough to stop the commission from terminating Lester’s employment after less than five years on the job. At the coastal commission meeting in Morro Bay, Lester issued a brief statement following the announcement of the closed session vote, saying he had “worked hard” and “accom- plished a lot,” and that it had been a privilege to serve the agency. He also credited all of those who supported him. PHOTOS/KERRY BELSER “So if there is any silver lining, I am so energized for all the people that came together for this,” Lester said after 9 p.m. just Sure, it rains some years, but the truth is that the AT&T before the meeting wrapped up. “This was a spontaneous Pebble Beach Pro-Am usually has good weather, and this expression of commitment to the coast of California, and we year was no exception for the preliminary events and even the first round of competition. During the 3M Celebrity should all be proud of that.” Shoot-out Wednesday, Clint Eastwood signed autographs But with all that public support, a looming question remains: (top left) and Bill Murray discussed strategy with Huey Why was Lester fired? In advance of the vote, the state’s biggest Lewis (left). On Thursday, Jake Owen and Jordan Spieth (above) played Spyglass. See our special section inside See LESTER page 15A for complete coverage of the Pro-Am and everything around it. Plans to use event center Panetta, Lucius trade views on Israel, ISIS as gourmet store, restaurant get favorable, By CHRIS COUNTS Aside from a few partisan jabs, there were only subtle differences between the views of Jimmy Panetta, a SPEAKING BEFORE about 150 people Feb. 8 at Democrat, and Casey Lucius, a Republican. if tentative, response Congregation Beth Israel in Carmel Valley, two candidates The candidates forum was organized by Todd Hornik, a vying for retiring Congressman Sam Farr’s seat tackled member of the congregation and, like Panetta, a deputy dis- By MARY SCHLEY some of the most challenging foreign policy issues the trict attorney for Monterey County. Hornik started by ask- United States is facing today in the Middle East. ing the candidates to describe the current state of U.S.- A FLEDGLING proposal to turn the building at Seventh Israeli relations, and explain how each would strengthen and Dolores into a gourmet food shop and restaurant when it’s that bond. not being used for events received a guarded, but positive, Beach fires set for Lucius cited President Barack Obama’s infamous failure response from the planning commission Wednesday night. to back up his “red line” threat against Syrian President The plans — which call for high-end purveyors to offer Bashar al-Assad, and his subsequent nuclear weapons deal gourmet products and prepared items to eat on the premises or March council meeting with Iran as examples of how the country’s relationship take home — would require n with Israel “has been damaged over the past seven years.” amendments to the city’s zoning Law on wood-burning She said Americans need to “work with Israel” to stop the code before they could be fireplaces also in the works flow of weapons to terrorists and support defense systems allowed. like Israel’s Iron Dome that have saved thousands of lives. Planning Operating under the name By MARY SCHLEY commissioner: CPines7 LLC, the group that ‘Our strongest ally’ owns the former bank building THE MUCH debated issue of fires on Carmel Beach “Israel is one of our most important security relation- The city ‘has a at Dolores and Seventh — and — whether they are a deadly pollutant or just a fun pastime, ships,” explained Lucius, a Pacific Grove City tradition of obtained permits three years ago how many should be allowed, if people should be permitted Councilwoman who served in the United States Navy and to operate it as an event venue to use real wood or be limited to propane, where they taught at the Naval Postgraduate School and Naval War being creative’ — submitted a proposal to use should be built and how they should be controlled — is set College. “Unfortunately, Israel is surrounded by threats.” the larger of the two buildings to return to the city council for discussion at its March 1 The son of Leon Panetta — whom Farr replaced in the on the property for a food mar- meeting, Mayor Jason Burnett said this week. House of Representatives — Panetta described the U.S.- ket and eatery that would offer At the Feb. 2 council meeting, resident Jeanne Israeli relationship as “tense” and “not the best, but not the gourmet products, prepared foods and sandwiches, baked McCulloch presented a petition with nearly 300 signatures worst.” He also described Israel as more than just an ally. goods, confections, coffee, drinks, wine and other merchandise, asking the city to continue allowing some wood-burning “They’re family,” said Panetta, a Carmel Valley resident all supplied by local merchants. fires on the beach, rather than banning them altogether, as who served in the Navy reserve and earned a Bronze Star Prepared foods and drinks would be sold in disposable con- a narrow majority of the council wants. during a tour in Afghanistan. “The United States must tainers for consumption on or off-site, and tables and chairs A handful of other members of the public also stood to always be committed to protecting Israel, which is our would be available inside — including on a new mezzanine con- defend the tradition, including those who reminisced about strongest ally and the only democracy in Middle East.” structed along the north side of the building — as well as out-

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(She mentioned city council- THE PLANNING commission on woman Victoria Beach’s objections to anoth- Wednesday approved plans to paint the hotel er business’ use of the city name during a City Council at the corner of San Carlos and Fourth ivory January meeting, though other council mem- with black trim, but asked to see the two new bers disagreed with her.) signs again before they’re installed. And Property owner Constance Laub coun- A Strong Voice For Residents while some members of the audience said tered that, not only would the city likely lose the owners shouldn’t be allowed to use the in court in a fight over use of the name, but town’s name, commissioners decided dictat- that the hotel should be allowed to use it. “If ing that was beyond their purview. it was good enough in 1919, it should be After operating for decades as the good enough now,” she said. “Carmel is what Dolphin Inn, the hotel was purchased by we are.” Classic Hotel & Resorts — the same group that owns La Playa — in December 2014 and ‘Personal judgments’ closed late last year for remodeling. It’s set to Acting planning director Marc Wiener reopen in early April as Hotel Carmel, and at cautioned commissioners against trying to the Feb. 10 meeting, Mary Crowe, general impose their opinions. “I don’t know if the manager of La Playa and the new hotel, city is really at that point where we can dic- explained the design changes and name were tate whether they can use ‘Carmel’ or make inspired chosen based on the historical personal judgments on the name,” he said. research undertaken by the company. Commissioner Michael LePage said he “As with La Playa, we’ve been inspired was more worried about the use of the city’s by the local architecture and history,” she name in a way that would cheapen it. said. “Even the name was inspired by a hotel “What I’m concerned about is if ‘Carmel’ that was in Carmel previously, at Ocean and is used in a kitschy manner — I think that San Carlos, but it burned down in the ’20s.” kind of undermines the quality of Carmel,” Crowe also said other innkeepers in town he said. “But this is kind of a broad discus- support the changes. sion … it would be very hard to come to any While the name is not subject to control kind of policy agreement on this.” by the city — as the code only prohibits Regardless, in this case, the name would- names that “would tend to mislead the public n’t have any negative effects on the city. “It’s as to the type of business or the products or a hotel in Carmel,” he said. Please join us for services offered for sale” or that are “suffi- As for the color scheme of ivory walls, ciently similar to an existing and licensed railings and posts, and black doors and trim, business within the city as to cause confu- commissioners generally said they were sur- Dave’s Campaign “Kick Off” sion between the two establishments by prised they liked the proposed combination either members of the public or municipal when they saw a sample at the site. Wednesday, February 17, 2016, 4 - 6PM employees” — two members of the Carmel “The black is recessed and not that obvi- Residents Association objected. Il Fornaio - Ocean Room “I think we ought to be very careful with See HOTEL page 23A Contact/RSVP - [email protected]

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HERE’S A look at some of the significant Carmel-by-the-Sea: Person found a pass- calls logged by the Carmel-by-the-Sea Police port at San Antonio and Seventh, and turned it Department and the Monterey County Sheriff’s over to the police department pending owner Office last week. This week’s log was compiled pickup. Owner was located, and the property by Mary Schley. was returned to its rightful owner. Carmel-by-the-Sea: An individual was SATURDAY, JANUARY 23 found unresponsive and lying on the ground at Mission and Sixth at 1622 hours. Fire and med- Big Sur: A search was conducted for two ical personnel responded. The individual had subjects who BASE jumped from Bixby been drinking and refused medical assistance. bridge. They have not been found. He was released to a sober friend who provided safe passage back to his residence. SUNDAY, JANUARY 24 Carmel-by-the-Sea: Person reported losing a ring in the business at Dolores and Sixth, Carmel-by-the-Sea: Theft of a sculpture and requested a report in the event the property from a business at Sixth and Lincoln. is turned in for safekeeping. Carmel-by-the-Sea: Officer responded to Carmel-by-the-Sea: Person reporting los- a report of two dogs in a parked vehicle at ing a cell phone in the residential area of Monte Lincoln and Fourth with the windows open. Verde and Second, and requested a report in the The windows were open enough for the dogs to event the property is turn in for safekeeping. President s Da’ y Sale menace a person walking past the vehicle. The Pacific Grove: Subject was contacted dur- person who made the report was not bitten by ing traffic stop on Lighthouse Avenue at 0227 h rw toN hrw ough F 1uarebr 5y th ge, t 38% off* the dog; however, the person was extremely hours and was found to be under the influence frightened by the barking, growling, and of alcohol. The 37-year-old female subject was your f itorva e piece of Stic .ykle aggressive actions. Attempts made to contact arrested, booked at PGPD and released on a the dog owner via telephone messages. Also cite. caution tape, a sign and a cone were placed Pacific Grove: Found property on the near the vehicle for warning pedestrians. Upon beachfront turned out to be stolen property follow-up to the vehicle, the vehicle left the from an unreported theft. Property pho- MMONT EREY DESIGN CEN T ER area with no call back. Contact made with the tographed and then destroyed; no suspects. 299 LIGHTH HOUSE, MO ONTERREY •83 83161 649 3083 • poppletpoppletonshome.com animal agency in the owner’s city. Further fol- Pacific Grove: Subject came into the low-up will be made. department to report that his bicycle was stolen Carmel-by-the-Sea: A civil dispute from an outside storage area within his apart- ail. Diteed Rtess Sugg’eracturf Manuf*Of Sugg’eracturf Rtess ail. Diteed t ofakscount pren e-f occurred inside a business on Ocean south of ment complex on Fountain Avenue. cax purt cax hase amount. One of er per housf ehold. May not be Dolores between two family members. One combined wit an oh ofty Cererfher rt. eain appltrs yictions . See member was told on scene to not return to the wrsho for de Custoom ortails. s onlderom y. business, or it would result in her being arrest- See POLICE LOG page 15RE ed for trespassing. in the Real Estate Section

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By MARY SCHLEY the money they would be paying in increased sales taxes. A PROPOSED sales tax increase that “We believe in the collective good, but to would generate $600 million countywide give away $4 out of every $5 doesn’t strike over the next 30 years for much-needed road me as equity,” Talmage said. “There should improvements met opposition from city offi- be some other factors that come into the cials who said the new tax wouldn’t be fair to equation.” Carmel. He, councilwoman Carrie At last week’s council Theis and Mayor Jason meeting, Todd Muck of the Burnett suggested the formu- Transportation Agency for la somehow also reflect the Monterey County said the substantial amount of tourist 3/8 percent increase in sales traffic Carmel gets. tax (to a total of 9 percent in “We may have a small Carmel) would be split population, but we have 2 50/50, with half of the million tourists a year,” money going to the county Talmage said. “And those 2 for regional improvements, million tourists a year and half going to the cities severely impact the quality for work on local streets and of the roads in this communi- sidewalks. ty.” But councilman Ken Burnett suggested using Talmage objected to the pro- sales tax as a factor, while posed formula for distribut- Theis said transient occupan- ing the local funds. Ken Talmage cy tax would be a good indi- Because the only criteria cator, since it’s paid entirely would be a city’s population and miles of by visitors. roadway within its limits, tiny Carmel would Muck said the TAMC board expects to receive just $3.6 million during the life of the field suggestions from the cities’ mayors tax increase, while its taxpayers would be when it meets Feb. 24. shelling out $20 million as a result of it — “We’re looking for your input and will go $10 million going to the county, and $6.4 to the TAMC board for adoption later this million going to other cities to use on their month,” he said. In order for the tax increase own local roads. to get on the ballot for the November elec- “I think fairness is a major issue here,” tion, a majority of the cities representing a said Talmage, who pointed out Carmel resi- majority of the population must adopt the dents would be getting back 18 percent of plan.

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Cond os are b ei ng snapped up f ast. 27 out of tthh46e 46 units have been reserved before ground is even broken! 6A The Carmel Pine Cone February 12, 2016 WWa Fire chief named top volunteer, alkk inin. BlolOo Out. goes extra mile for new truck w dola b w dola rryy b ra By CHRIS COUNTS prised by the recognition. “I was shocked,” said Goetz, who was also named Volunteer ing preaturF byoducts • per stysonal ling FOR THE second time since taking over Firefighter of the Year in 2000. “It’s a big • bblo dry as chief of the Mid-Coast Volunteer Fire honor.” eallur Brigade in 2000, Cheryl Goetz has been Besides Goetz, Mid-Coast volunteers Jim As seen in magazinemagazine • airbr make-upush named Monterey County Volunteer Cox (1998) and Norm Cotton (2005) have Firefighter of the Year. received the award. 183 .250.5055 | carmelblo.com Since 1982, the Monterey County Fire Under Goetz’s leadership, the brigade has Chiefs Association has honored firefighters modernized its equipment, completed its Dolores 2nd NE of Eighth, Carmel-b he-Sea-ty in three categories: Career Firefighter, new fire station and successfully implement- Volunteer Firefighter and Support Person. ed a program that staffs the fire station with The awards are presented to those “who have professional firefighters. distinguished themselves among their peers Before joining the brigade, Goetz served and to their organization as individuals who as a volunteer firefighter in Orange County OPEN HOUSE SAT 1-3PM have gone above and beyond the call.” for 13 years. She began working for Cal Fire Along with the two other recipients, Camino Real 2 SE of 9th in 1993, and retired six years ago as a cap- Goetz received her award Jan. 21. tain. A resident of Palo Colorado Canyon, the fire chief told The Pine Cone she was sur- See CHIEF page 16A

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By MARY SCHLEY and now attending Hartnell College, the younger Doyle and his fellow Scouts started MICHAEL DOYLE and his Scouting working at the historic site at Junipero and friends began the first phase of Doyle’s Eighth in mid-January. The group has spent Eagle Scout project — making the long- several Saturdays there, making steady closed, city-owned Scout House handicap progress on the project he first proposed accessible — last month, and the work is set nearly three years ago. to wrap up the week of Feb. 20, according to The boys had to clear the site and remove his dad, also named Michael Doyle. the garbage and vegetation that had accumu- “The city broke Michael’s project into lated there. They also broke up old pave- three phases,” Doyle explained. The first ment. The Scouts then got to work building a phase involves repairing the driveway and retaining wall and preparing the subgrade for building an ADA-compliant parking space. the driveway and parking spot, with asphalt The second phase will have the Scouts install set to be poured afterward. a handicap-accessible entry door, and the “Numerous companies have helped, but third phase calls for the construction of Tom of Valley Paving and Grading and Joe ADA-compliant restrooms. Headley of the Carmel building department “They broke it into phases so Michael have been instrumental,” Doyle said. could use Phase 1 for his Eagle project and In fact, all of the services and materials get it done before he turns 18,” Doyle said. for the project were donated, with Robert “If he can, he will complete the other two Corbett architects of Watsonville contribut- phases; otherwise, another Scout will carry ing the design and plan preparation, Neill on.” A member of Carmel Valley Troop 127 See SCOUT page 19A

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By ELAINE HESSER completely livable, too, but right now Donnelly is using it as upstairs. Everything was custom-built, and Donnelly repur- a model to attempt to sell his designs and buildings. posed a lot of materials he’d scrounged from tear-downs, MOSTLY HIDDEN behind a fence at the corner of East On a recent Saturday, as he toured people around the first including a front door that came from a home in Carmel. and California streets in Sand City is a two-story, 480- floor and up the spiral staircase to the master bedroom, he Believe it or not, apparently there’s a difference between a square-foot home with two bedrooms and two bathrooms. commented enthusiastically on the home’s efficiency and “small house,” and a “tiny house.” Tiny houses — also trendy The only clue that it’s there is the peak of its green roof pro- functionality. The kitchen has a reasonably large marble right now — are generally on wheels, which Donnelly said truding above the fence line, and on Saturdays, a small sign countertop, a toaster oven, two-burner electric cooktop, can sometimes cause an unwanted association with mobile with a red arrow that says, “Open House.” microwave and small refrigerator. Bathrooms have walk-in homes. Wikipedia makes the additional distinction that tiny Its architect and builder, Mike Donnelly, would like to see showers, a toilet and corner sink. Surprisingly, there is even houses are under 400 square feet, while small houses range homes like it everywhere, however. He’s been working in space for a stacking washer and dryer upstairs. from 400 to 1,000 square feet. construction and building houses for nearly 40 years, and it “Everyone who comes up to the master bedroom says the The lack of wheels doesn’t make the house less mobile, shows in the home’s design. Charmingly reminiscent of same thing — ‘This is adorable!’” he said. however. Donnelly explained that the homes can be moved Carmel’s storybook cottages, it has a small balcony, flower Despite the house’s meager 20-foot-by-12-foot footprint, on a trailer, then lowered by a crane onto the home site. On boxes and all the cuteness anyone could want. the rooms don’t feel cramped, and the overall openness is his two-story model, the top floor is removable for transport If it were hooked up to water and electricity, it would be accentuated by exposed ceiling beams and a vaulted ceiling as well. The houses are legal in some places and untried in others, but Donnelly said he believes that they can do a lot of good. For instance, after Hurricane Katrina, a designer from Florida developed “Katrina Cottages,” that, at just over 300 square feet, provided a more pleasant alternative to older, boxy Federal Emergency Management Agency trailers. Closer to home, Donnelly suggested they could be used to

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PHOTO/ELAINE HESSER Whether you think it’s hipster conceit, a throwback to Sears homes or the future of housing, one thing’s for sure — this little house feels much bigger on the inside than it looks on the outside

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was just a citizen, but not as a member of the forest and FIRES beach commission. In fact, she should have had to recuse From page 1A herself from any of the discussion because she lives on TTrry these taax tips to Scenic within 500 feet of the beach fires.” save moneyy,, boost refund sitting around fires with families, friends and community After asking her friends to sign the petition and apologiz- groups, and Mayor Jason Burnett reassured them the issue ing for “the rant,” Refuerzo wrote, “Hopefully with the elec- vaues Guesy JB Guesy vaues ra, M tsa er TTaax A rosivd would be back on the agenda soon. tion will come a more open and transparent city govern- TTaaxpaayyerrsss hlit tval e lmie ot ieft nnflfl tcenu eihe rttaax About a month earlier, California Coastal Commission ment.” ffuu rut e. MaMannyy tataxpaayyerrss ca d sn ihtemoo nngg t l woo er district director Dan Carl sent a letter to Burnett reminding Meanwhile, a Jan. 14 email from Bang — who has been t ih r te ax lia lblh ilib ty wi tt hh se e ttaax tiipps. him the commission had not approved the propane-only pro- an outspoken supporter of the fire ban and frequently makes gram he and council members Ken Talmage and Victoria YouTube videos set to music and showing drone footage of H&R Block erwAns s Six Essential Tax Questions Beach want, nor had it OK’d the original pilot program the the charcoal-darkened beach sands and piles of burned wood ffoor First-Time Filers city proposed calling for 26 fire rings on the beach. — warned those who want a ban that McCullough’s petition “In particular, the city’s current weekend and holiday was circulating. First job. First car. First apartment. First tax return. These “I am so sorry that folks who are ignorant of wood smoke signal some of the rites of passage into adulthood. More than 5 beach fire moratorium remains unpermitted,” he wrote, reis- million taxpayers will file their own individual tax return for the suing the warning the city received shortly after the morato- dangers, or are uncaring about those who are harmed by it, first time this tax season and they may not know where to start. rium was approved — and which it has continued to ignore. are continuing to fight a compromise solution that would Many first-time filers have been dependents on someone else’s “Although divided in its action, it is clear that the commis- allow safe fires,” she said in her email. return for close to two decades, but circumstances now dictate sion was interested in seeing city and commission staff work they are required to file a tax return. ToTo lessen the confusion, H&R together to develop a new beach fire management program in Fireplace kerfuffle Block offers this Q&A to help taxes make sense. Carmel that does not rely entirely on wood burning, ideally Also this week, officials sparred over another source of .Q When is a taxpaayyer requirede to file a tax reture n? to put in place by the next summer season,” Carl wrote. wood smoke — fireplaces in private homes — when council- A. Generally, anyone earning income should consider filing man Steve Dallas stood up before the planning commission Wednesday and said Burnett and Talmage were preparing to a return. Howeverr,, filing requirements depend on a combination She said, she said of circumstances, including filing status, income and age. For The question of beach fires has created substantial fric- ask the council to ban new wood-burning fireplaces in town, individuals just starting out, one of the biggest determining factors tion between supporters and detractors, including appointed without asking the planning commission to consider it. will be whether their parents can claim them as a dependent. This officials. Judy Refuerzo, who sits on the community activi- “They’re circumventing you. It’s happened again and means taxpayers with nearly identical circumstances may have ties and cultural commission, sent out an email supporting again,” he said. “All this should come to you first, and not be different requirements. McCullough’s petition. circumventing due process.” For example, a single 18-year-old who is claimed as a dependent, “What I find particularly disturbing is how the mayor con- His remarks earned a sharp rebuke from Burnett, who worked part-time jobs and earned $9,000 in wages and tips must tinues to run the city,” she wrote. “Kathy Bang, who is vice issued an email late Wednesday night calling him out. file a tax return because earned income exceeds $6,300. Yet, if “You are incorrect, and your attack on Ken and me is a as claimed not was person this person was not claimed as a dependent, filing would not be chair of the forest and beach commission, continues to spear- head her own agenda — which would be perfectly fine if she inappropriate,” he said. “Given the public nature of your required because gross income did not exceed $10,300, which is statements, it would be appropriate for you to make a public the 2015 filing threshold for someone who files a return as non-a correction and, if you so choose, an apology for your attack.” dependent, single individual. The filing threshold for non-dependents Burnett went on to point out the law wouldn’t require peo- is determined by adding the personal exemption and the standard ple to tear out their wood-burning fireplaces, that he first deduction for the applicable filing status. provided similar ordinances to planning staff about six orkW ers who are not required to file a tax return because their GO FIGURE months ago and the issue has been publicly discussed before, income is below their filing threshold should file a return to get a refund of all taxes withheld and/or to claim other tax benefits, such as BARREARRE AND ACTIVEWEAR and that it’s a building code issue and therefore doesn’t have the Earned Income Tax Credit. to go through the planning commission, though he wanted If you are not a dependent and you enrolled in a health insurance commissioners to discuss it, “out of an abundance of cau- plan through the marketplace, and you received an advance premium BARRE: tion.” tax credit during 2015, you must file a tax return even if your income THE Back in October, forest and beach commissioner Karen is below the filing threshold. RIGHT Ferlito suggested in an email to Burnett that the city begin .Q What is the difference between a WW--4 and a WW--2? requiring the retrofit of wood-burning fireplaces to gas A. Form W-4 is completed by the employee and is used by WORK- whenever a home is sold — an idea he recommended she the employer to determine how much income tax is withheld from GOOLF OUT raise with the rest of the forest and beach commission “at a paychecks to cover tax liability. The amount of tax withheld is based LEGGGINGS!! public meeting, of course.” on the number of withholding allowances an employee claims. FOR Since then, the effort to bring a new ordinance up for city Employees should adjust their withholding allowances when major EVERY review has continued, according to acting planning director life changes occur (e.g., change in household income, having a baby EXXPERIENCEC Marc Wiener, who said he’s been working on it with Burnett or buying a house); more allowances mean that less is withheld from THHE BEST BODY and acting city administrator Mike Calhoun. He did not say your paycheck and take-home pay is higher. OFF TYPE what the proposed rules would be. Form W-2 is prepared by employers at the end of the year and Wiener said the planning commission was set to review reports wages paid and taxes withheld for the year so employees can AAUUTHENTICU ATHLT TETICT C potential regulations before the council discussed them, but use the information to file their tax returns. Employers mail Form W-2 BBAARREA FASHION AT he didn’t have the documents ready for the commission in in late January or provide them online. W-2 information also is sent to the IRS and the Social Security Administration. ITS BEST time for the Feb. 10 meeting. Q. Which 1040 federal income tax form do I use? ALO “Many jurisdictions throughout California have adopted fireplace regulations, and the community planning and build- A. There are three versions of Form 1040: 1040EZ, 1040A and SPLITS 59 ing department has intended to consider this matter for some Form 1040. Form 1040EZ is for the least complex individual tax ONZIE situations and Form 1040 is for the most complex. time,” he said. “Nevertheless, the timeframe of the process is Form 1040EZ may be used by taxpayers with no dependents, LIQUIDO intended to be aligned with the Coastal Development Permit no itemized tax deductions, income from wages and unemployment BEYOND YOGA for the beach fire pilot program that will be going before the compensation, and $1,500 or less in interest income. The only tax sele ected JOAH BROWN coastal commission in the near future.” credit that can be claimed on Form 1040EZ is the Earned Income TaTax acctivewear R&R SURPLUSS Credit. Prro-Am NANCY ROSEE Form 1040A accommodates dependent exemptions, pension Weekend AND BATHING income, education credits and premium tax credit reconciliation. rF i, Sat, Form 1040, “the long form,” may be used for any income level, Suun SUITS BY self-employment income and all other types of income, itemized VITAMIN A Be prepared for emergencies — deductions and all personal credits. Register your phone number DOOLORES BTW 7TH AND 8TH, CARMEL BY THE SEA at www.alertmontereycounty.org When ar.Q e federal tax reture ns due? A. The deadline for filing federal individual tax returns is typically WWW.GOFIGUR. RESTUDIO.COM April 15. In 2016, federal tax returns for most taxpayers will be due 831-2500-5231 the to due 18 April 18 due to the observance of Emancipation Day. For taxpayers in Maine and Massachusetts, federal returns will be due April 19 due to the observance of Patriot’s Day. This is also the deadline to request an automatic six-month extension to file, generally allowing taxpayers until October 15 to submit a return without a late-filing penalty. The six-month extension deadline is October 17 this year because October 15 is a Saturday. To avoid late payment penalties and interest, any taxes owed must be paid by the April deadline. Q. What do I do if I forgot to claim a tax benefit or omitted income? A. An amended tax return can be filed any time of year to claim overlooked credits and deductions, include omitted income and correct the number of dependents claimed. ToTo claim a refund, the original or amended return must generally be filed three years from the original due date of the return. For example, an amended return for tax year 2012 must generally be filed by April 18, 2016. Q. Which is the better filing method – DIY or with a tax professional? A. 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suggested the creation of a subcommittee to increase the missioner could speak publicly about Lester’s employment LESTER number of minorities in the agency’s workplace. status because of privacy laws, “all they did was say, ‘Oh, From page 1A Commissioner Effie Turnbull-Sanders, who voted to fire [commissioners] are being bought off by developers.’” Lester, addressed the point, too, but did not expressly blame him for a lack of staff diversity, or of the implementation of Widespread support newspapers, including the Los Angeles Times and San its policies. “It should not be an exclusive right of the elite, Apart from the roughly 29,000 letters, emails and com- Francisco Chronicle, were loaded with speculation that evil the rich to be able to go to the beach and see a sunset,” ments the commission received in near unanimous support of developers intent on ruining the coast were behind the move Turnbull-Sanders said. the agency’s chief, various community leaders, including to oust Lester. Pebble Beach Co. CEO Bill Perocchi, praised Lester. But commissioner Mary Shallenberger, who was one of Developer ‘coup’ theory rejected Perocchi credited him with helping get the company’s final Lester’s strongest supporters, said she didn’t believe the While they disagreed on Lester’s performance, commis- build-out plan approved by the commission in 2012. motivation behind the decision to fire him was anything sioners shot down the widespread speculation that “develop- “Both as senior deputy director and as executive director, “super evil or nefarious,” and she pointed to a couple of pos- ment interests” were behind a “coup” to oust Lester. we have found Charles to be fair, pragmatic, creative, open sible reasons. “Not a single developer called me about this issue,” com- and reasonable,” according to a letter from Perocchi that for- “One [issue] that has been around for quite some time is missioner Olga Diaz said. mer P.B. Co. executive Mark Stilwell read to commissioners one of communication,” said Shallenberger. “And it’s com- Before she cast her vote to oust Lester, Diaz added that Wednesday. munication not between him and his staff ” or the public, “but verbal and physical threats had been made against some com- Efren Carrillo, chairman of the Sonoma County Board of between Dr. Lester and individual commissioners. And that missioners ahead of Lester’s employment discussion. Supervisors, read a letter signed by former U.S. Secretary of is something we all have to work on and we have to improve.” “How do environmentalists get so angry?” she asked. Defense Leon Panetta, Monterey Bay Aquarium executive Shallenberger went on to say that “bad communication in “How do we turn into that?” director Julie Packard, and former U.S. Secretary of any family, and in any institution, breeds misunderstanding. Bochco also rejected the developer conspiracy theory, Transportation Norman Mineta in support of Lester. And if it stays very long, it also breeds distrust.” saying the problem was internal. “It was never about devel- “We believe strong and consistent leadership is imperative Commission vice chair Dayna Bochco, who also voted to opers, it was never about agents or lobbyists or anything like to protect our state’s biggest asset, our coast and ocean,” a keep Lester as the commission chief, pointed to a communi- that,” Bochco said. “I can’t even imagine what [developers] portion of the letter read. cation gap, as well. could offer someone in my position, let’s say. What would I Lester replaced the late Peter Douglas, who headed the “Many of us were having difficulty doing our jobs,” she ever get from these people? Nothing.” coastal commission staff for 27 years before he retired in said. “We didn’t feel we were getting the information. We While Shallenberger credited the media for bringing 2011 because of illness. Unlike Lester, though, Douglas — didn’t feel we were being included in a lot of [Lester] and Lester’s employment issue to light, Bochco and other com- who helped write the 1976 Coastal Act — survived a 1996 staff’s procedurals, and how they came to certain conclusions missioners chastised news outlets for reporting that members attempt to fire him. that we were expected to somehow either support or deny.” of the panel had made up their minds to fire Lester before the That move, authored by then-Gov. Pete Wilson, sought to But another issue — ethnic diversity on the coastal com- meeting in Morro Bay. replace Douglas with a more moderate director, but wasn’t mission staff — was also brought up as a possible sticking “I think the press did a horrible job on this. I really do,” successful because of heated opposition from Douglas’ point between some commissioners and Lester, who himself Bochco said. When reporters were made aware that no com- devoted followers. RYAN MELCHER PROPERTIES RYAN MELCHER, REALTOR® #1 DAVID LYNG 831.521.5024 IN THE RyanMelcher.com REAL ESTATE [email protected] CARMEL OFFICE R M CalBRE 01897036

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made the most of it, and even got in a little St. Mary’s-by-the-Sea CHIEF sightseeing. The fire chief agreed to buy the From page 16A truck only if the seller took her to Niagara Falls. She was only joking, but the seller USED BOOK SALE took her anyway. “It was freezing cold,” she Goetz’s dedication to her job was evident recalled. “Nobody was there — it was beau- when, just days after receiving her award, she tiful.” Saturday, February 20 • 9 am-2 pm hopped on a plane Thousands of great books! and traveled 2,600 All proceeds miles to Toronto, 12th & Central Ave., Pacific Grove go to funding Canada, to check St. Mary’s out a 1998 www.stmarysbythesea.org ministries International fire engine the brigade was considering buying. The fire CITY OF CARMEL-BY-THE-SEA, CALIFORNIA chief liked what she saw, and now the NOTICE INVITING BIDS vehicle is on the AUDIO SYSTEM REPLACEMENT AND INSTALLATION back of a flatbed truck and headed to Notice is hereby given that the City of Carmel-by-the-Sea is seeking bids from vendors for the replace- California. ment and installation of audio equipment at the Sunset Center. The project includes replacing an analog “We got a real audio mixing console with a digital console. The Sunset Center is the City’s performing arts facility man- good deal,” she aged by the Sunset Cultural Center, Inc. that provides various art and music venues to the Monterey Peninsula. said. “We couldn’t Sealed bids shall be submitted to the attention of the City Clerk. Bids will be publicly opened at Carmel find anything we City Hall Council Chambers located on the Eastside of Monte Verde Street between Ocean & 7th Avenues, were looking for Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA on 9:00 AM PDT on Tuesday, February 23, 2016. around here for less The Request for Bids Solicitation and required forms are available at http://ci.carmel.ca.us/carmel/ or at than $70,000. We Carmel City Hall. The contact person for the RFP is Sharon Friedrichsen, Director of Budget and Contracts, paid $45,000, reached at 831.620.2009. including shipping. Sealed bids shall be labeled “Proposal for Sunset Center Audio System” and be submitted by no later It should be here on than 9:00 AM PDT on Tuesday, February 23, 2016 to: the 15th.” While late Via US Post Office Via FedEx/UPS/ Courier Service or Hand Delivery January is hardly City of Carmel-by-the-Sea City of Carmel-by-the-Sea the best time of Attention: City Clerk Attention: City Clerk Mid-Coast Volunteer Fire Brigade chief Cheryl Goetz traveled to Toronto last City Hall, P.O. Box CC Eastside of Monte Verde Street between Ocean & 7th Avenues year to visit month to look at a fire engine that was for sale. Not only did the fire chief buy Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA 93921 Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA 93921 Toronto, Goetz the truck, but she got the seller to throw in a trip to nearby Niagara Falls.

No contractor or subcontractor may be listed on the bid proposal unless registered with the Department of Industrial Relations pursuant to Labor Code section 1725.5. No contractor or subcontractor may be awarded this contract unless registered with the Department of Industrial Relations pursuant to Labor Code Pebble Beach Meet section 1725.5. This project is subject to compliance monitoring and enforcement by the Department of reads The Pine Cone Industrial Relations. Shirley! Publication date: Feb. 12, 19, 2016 (PC219) This wigglyy,, loving 6-year-old, 11-pound rerT ier/Chihuahua mix is a t to eeswal tie. She gives lots of kisses, is a rg eat lap-warmer and gets along well with dogs of all sizes. e’Sh s hthouse-traidined an d quietth when y leavou e hhher home Worship alone – she’s the whole package! 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ANNE CHAMBERS-, 501 Ocean Ave. County of Prinicipal Place of Business: Lincoln St. btwn 5th & 6th • 624-3631 #3, Monterey, CA 93940. Monterey. This business is conducted by: a gen- This business is conducted by: an in- eral partnership. dividual. First United Methodist Church The registrant commenced to transact The registrant commenced to transact business under the fictitious business business under the fictitious business Church of the Wayfarer of Pacific Grove name or names listed above on N/A name or names listed above on Dec. 1, (A United Methodist Church) I declare that all information in this 2015. found at www.butterflychurch.org statement is true and correct. (A regis- I declare that all information in this trant who declares as true any material statement is true and correct. (A regis- 10am Worship Service matter pursuant to Section 17913 of trant who declares as true any material Worship celebration at 10:00 a.m. the Business and Professions code matter pursuant to Section 17913 of “The Way: that the registrant knows to be false is the Business and Professions code guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by that the registrant knows to be false is Baptism and Temptation” a fine not to exceed one thousand dol- guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by “Reaching Out in Love” lars ($1,000)). S/ DeeDee D. Chambers a fine not to exceed one thousand dol- Rev. Dr. Mark S. Bollwinkel, Pastor This statement was filed with the lars ($1,000)). S/ Ole M. Pedersen. Rev. Pamela D. Cummings County Clerk of Monterey County on This statement was filed with the Guest Musician: Jan. 29, 2016 County Clerk of Monterey County on NOTICE-In accordance with Subdivi- January 19, 2016. 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he talked about refugees. He noted that there during the Cold War, and he doesn’t believe roads.” Lucius also suggested that the U.S. CONGRESS are 30 civil wars currently being fought the country wants to get in a war with us. needs to “commit 15,000 and 20,000 troops” From page 1A across the globe, and the Syrian War alone “The key is dealing from a place of to the fight. has displaced 6.5 million people. strength,” he explained. “We need to make “The preferred statement is ‘no boots on Panetta said we need to assure that Israel Besides providing refugees with a safe clear we will draw a line.” the ground,’ but that’s a myth,” she said. “We “has the best defense products to defend haven and assistance, Panetta said “we need As for ISIS, Panetta said he’s wary of have boots on the ground in 150 countries.” themselves.” to protect them from right-wing hatred.” being drawn into a military conflict with the Lucius said the decision to send U.S. sol- Next, Hornik asked the candidates to “The U.S. should accept its share of the terrorist group. “They want us to send boots diers into battle isn’t something she would comment on the Israeli-Palestinian relation- refugees,” he suggested. “How many times on the ground,” he explained. “They want a ever take lightly. “I know firsthand the sacri- ship and offer solutions for making it better. do we have to see photos of children washed full-scale war.” fice our military people make,” she declared. Panetta warned there will be “a bleak up on the shore? We cannot remain indiffer- Noting that ISIS has lost as much as 40 In summary, Lucius said her background period ahead” because the Palestinians “are ent to the carnage. We can’t be silent to those percent of its territory since 2014, Panetta makes her well suited for the Congressional weak and divided” and have “no incentive” huddled masses — it’s a humane thing and urged that the U.S. take “a measured seat. She said residents in this district need to reach a negotiated settlement. He suggest- it’s an American thing.” approach” in the battle against the terrorist someone who can “roll their sleeves up” and ed the U.S. needs to “employ a special envoy group. “work with the other side.” to engage Israel and make sure parties at the ‘Compassionate, but prudent’ Panetta also said it’s important to win the “People have asked me, ‘Shouldn’t you table stay focused” on a two-state solution. Lucius agreed the U.S. needs to accept hearts and minds of young Muslims. “We run for [county] supervisor or [Pacific “Compromises will need to be made,” he more refugees, but she criticized the Obama need to look at what causes [them] to Grove] mayor?,’” she said. “But my back- said. administration’s handling of the crisis. She become extremists and counter that,” he sug- ground is in national security. I can bring a While Lucius agreed a two-state solution described the screening process for refugees gested. lot to the table.” is necessary, she said it has to be “arrived at as “very thorough and robust” but “not per- Lucius said we need to employ our most Like Lucius, Panetta said he is often by the parties themselves.” fect.” “We need to be compassionate, but advanced technology to defeat ISIS. questioned why he would want to be a con- Lucius said the U.S. will need to work also prudent,” she said. “They need the Internet to recruit,” she gressman — a job that would require him to with countries like Saudi Arabia to fund When asked about Russia, Lucius said the said. “We need to launch cyber attacks deal with the deep divisions in Congress. improvements to infrastructure and educa- Obama administration has allowed the one- against their websites.” “I’m optimistic about what our never-per- tion in a future Palestinian state. “We need to time superpower “to set the agenda” in the She also accused the U.S. of not having a fect democratic experiment can offer the create an environment of mutual respect,” Middle East. She also suggested it would coherent strategy for dealing with ISIS. “The world,” he added. “As [President] Lincoln she explained. “We want to raise up the next benefit the U.S. to make Europe less depen- U.S. has got to figure out what direction said, we are the best hope on earth. I look generation of Palestinians to not be violent.” dent on Russian oil. we’re going,” she insisted. “We’re at a cross- forward to that challenge.” Other topics addressed at the forum “We need to put Putin back in his box,” included foreign aid, the refugee crisis, a she said. “We need to step up and be leaders resurgent Russia and ISIS. again.” Panetta was particularly passionate when Panetta said Russia is weaker than it was Kristine Miller Schuyler

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ries and generate a sense of community. To it’s what they are not doing that I find says And when there are car shows, like the LETTERS that end, Carmel has ensured that a small who they are and says a lot about the organi- Concours de Elegance, we had one guest From page 20A section of the beach can be accessed for zation. who won second in the class of Ferraris, and fires, from 10th Street southward. For those I have been in the hospitality field for a he wanted a special designated parking space who bought homes at the south end of long time. I now work at a front desk in for his multimillion $ car for his entire stay I don’t recall hearing one council member Carmel (where beach fires are and always Carmel. I cannot tell you the reaction our because Pebble Beach would not allow it in describe their own experience as an audience have been legal), I am sorry you feel the guests, from all over the world, have when it there until the day of the event. If you know member. need to challenge the disclosure in your happens to be AT&T season, which they Carmel, you know we have no extra parking As we have all heard repeatedly, the west escrow papers that you must have unwitting- don’t know or care about. They come back for anyone. One car per room at the inns is path also provides audience members the ly signed, disclosures which indicated that from Pebble Beach, so looking forward to max, yet they think they have that priority so ability to leave the auditorium without dis- beach fires are a known entity in your neigh- seeing where Tiger Woods once played, or that others can’t park? It’s this attitude, the rupting the performance by having to exit in borhood. Do we all feel sorry for you on Graham McDowell won the U.S. Open, say- kind of entitlement, rude people, that come front of the first row, right in front of the nights when smoke levels get too ing they have a sign there that says “17 Mile in for these events. They are the visitors to actors! Even fully ambulatory attendees will high? Yes. Should we study the levels of Drive Closed to Tourist Traffic,” in big, bold, our town, yet they push their weight around, have to exit in view of the audience. An smoke emissions generated by beach fires insulting letters. This is what guests world- thinking that attitude is Carmel? Yet those of unforgivable architectural faux pas, to be and limit the number of fires once we have wide see. They cannot believe the rest of the us with history here do not act that way. sure. established a true baseline measurement for world is shut out, not just for one day, but for This is why we are naysayers to these This is merely the latest in a series of ill- unhealthful air? Yes. Yes to all. But let’s do it a week. And that Pebble Beach only wants huge overbloated events! And Pebble Beach, thought-out decisions, the last one being the with some facts under our belts, not trumped the people that are paying more than the representing themselves by their own reinstatement of an ugly concrete structure up data from residents who are trying to usual $10 a car to go in. This is the face of actions, have only themselves to thank. plopped down in the middle of the property. prove a point but can only supply data from Pebble Beach visitors see for their once-in-a- Deyanne Sylliaasen, First the council “reluctantly” approved it, one day, the Fourth of July, a holiday tradi- lifetime visit. Pacific Grove then they unanimously deleted it, and then tionally filled with none other than “bombs Burnett and mayoral candidate Steve Dallas bursting in air.” both changed their votes, destroying the mid- Katherine Kallis, Carmel Highlands several residents for supporting the project, dle of the property. Politics at work? What is SCOUT Scout leader Russ Fletcher, and “all of Troop the real story here? Naysayers have their reasons From page 7A 127.” And after $2 million, the community gets Dear Editor, When the ADA fixes are completed, the the same 40-year-old bathrooms and the I find it very interesting when the yay- Scout House could be reopened to the public same uncomfortable wooden benches. What sayers to the huge Pebble Beach events com- Engineers providing the survey of property for the first time since 2003, when it was an embarrassment. ment on the naysayers, thinking they under- lines and topography, Selden and Sons shut after an activist took to suing noncom- Patrick Kercheval, stand the reasons most of us do not look for- Contractors helping with project design, pliant businesses in town for violating the Twentynine Palms ward to these overcrowded, overparked situ- Valley Paving and Grading owner Tom Americans with Disabilities Act. In 2004, ations they cause. Nansetta donating project management, the council considered selling the building Beach fires debate needs facts My great aunt was one of the first to live RDR Builders providing lumber for tree pro- — which was constructed by the Boy Scouts Dear Editor, in Carmel. She loved the beauty, the nature, tection and formwork, and Granite Rock with donated funds in 1931 and used for var- Regarding beach fires in Carmel, at issue the quiet. She had her name painted on her contributing block, rebar, concrete, aggre- ious community activities during its decades is the health of residents (particularly by house and back then that was how they got gate for base and hot-mix asphalt for paving. in operation — or moving it. Ultimately, it those fortunate and wealthy enough to live their mail, c/o Carmel, California, one of the Doyle also credited Headley for helping did nothing until Doyle presented his pro- within a few blocks 13th Avenue and Scenic reasons there are no addresses in our little see the project through from the city’s s ide, posal to help make the building legal. Road) vs. access to beach fires by the rest of town. She also was here long before Bing the us poor schmucks who can ill afford a Crosby started the first of many-to-come home near the water but would like to make golf tournaments in Pebble Beach, that they use of the beach at night with family and jumped on for big, big crowds and even big- Get your complete Pine Cone by email — friends. ger money. Because this is what a naysayer free subscriptions at www.carmelpinecone.com Gathering around a beach fire is a won- like me thinks that all Pebble Beach is about, derful and inexpensive way to create memo- is money. 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We’re in the middle of redefining carefully,” he said. needs to be vibrant, so some use there that is another category for a restaurant like me, Commission chair Don Goodhue said more engaging is going to create a better side and in the smaller, separate building, and I implore you to consider another model such a model could flourish if overseen by an atmosphere,” he said. which would serve as a community room. like this one,” Dolata said. expert operator. “I think it would be a mar- Wiener said either the city or the owners The goods for sale, displays, shelving and He said the proposed operation would velous thing and would fit into Carmel beau- could apply to change the zoning code, other items would be moved to the basement address the needs of today’s visitors, who tifully if properly done,” he said. “But I’m which would be the first step in getting the when the space is being used for events. often don’t have time for a full meal at a sit- very nervous.” plan approved. But those uses would violate the zoning down restaurant but want more than a deli code, regardless of how the business is sandwich. Dolata encouraged city officials defined, acting planning and building direc- to embrace the market/restaurant model tor Marc Wiener noted. found all over the country, from New York YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND If it’s classified as a specialty food store, City’s famous Eataly, to the much smaller like Kurtz Culinary on Ocean Avenue, it Shed in Healdsburg. couldn’t have seating onsite, and the prod- “These types of establishments are pop- ucts sold there would have to be “primarily ping up all over the place, and I don’t think Modern Face Lifting for home preparation and consumption.” If that in any way would an establishment like it’s defined as a specialty restaurant, those this degrade our quality of life here,” he said. are only allowed in the central commercial “I think it would add to it and create a lot and Short Scar Face Lifts district, and the Seventh and Dolores build- more vibrancy.” An Educational Seminar by David T. Morwood, M.D., FACS ing lies outside that area. If they purchased Certified by The American Board of Plastic Surgery and American Society enough water credits from Clint Eastwood to Pros and cons for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery support it, the owners could open a full-line Two men from Rumble Seat Music, restaurant, with table service. which is across the street, also chimed in in “In staff’s opinion, with the large amount favor, but city council candidate Dave Thursday, February 25th of seating, the business would be more char- Mosley said the concept “reminds me of a acteristic of a specialty restaurant than a spe- food court in a mall,” which he said is “not 6:00 – 7:30PM cialty food store,” Wiener said in his Feb. 10 consistent with the character that we’re all Office of Dr. Morwood report. He suggested commissioners consid- trying to protect and preserve in this town.” er how to define the proposed business and Commissioner Michael LePage, on the 665 Munras Ave., Suite 220 then decide whether the zoning code should other hand, said the city should work to make Monterey, CA be amended to allow it and other similar sure its laws address current times. operations to open in town. “We have a tradition of being creative — Hors d’oeuvres and refreshing beverages will be served One of the company’s owners, Fred Kern, and I think one of the goals of the city should Dr. Morwood Named: said he wanted to figure out a good way to be to allow those types of processes to hap- • One of America’s Top Plastic Surgeons use the building when it’s not occupied by pen,” he said. “We don’t want the ordinances Expert Injector events, which only happens four or five days to be so restrictive that we just get stuck in a • Named by New Beauty Magazine a month. 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THIS WEEK the California Coastal Commission did something it had never done its 40-year history: It fired its executive director. Needless to say, the coastal commission is so important, practically everything it does is newsworthy — and that’s especially true for something as unusu- al as the dismissal of its boss. But while the firing of Charles Lester deserves to be the subject of thorough, insightful, and cut-through-the-BS reporting, what it got was comic-book treatment that wouldn’t even pass muster in a high school journalism class. And we’re talking about the state’s biggest and most respected news outlets, including the Los Angeles Times, the San Francisco Chronicle and the San Jose Mercury News, which did such a laughably poor job covering the decision to remove Lester from office, the question deserves to be asked whether these newspapers are even relevant anymore. According to all the major news outlets, Lester was fired because of a conspiracy among developers hell-bent on ruining the coast for the sake of profit and dishonest politicians who have eagerly been taking the developers’ contri- butions in exchange for their souls — certainly not an impossible scenario, but one that, no matter how many environmentalists and activists claim is true, deserves to be put under a microscope before being repeated in the media. Why? Because all 12 coastal commissioners are appointed by leaders of the “I think we’re at the corner of ‘No Parking’ and ‘No Parking.’” state’s Democratic Party, a party which has enshrined environmental protection as one of its leading principles for the last 50 years. There is not a single before it was packaged — and some runoff from the fields. Republican among the coastal commissioners, and there hasn’t been since Letters The Groundwater Replenishment Project Arnold Schwarzenegger left the governor’s office in January 2011. (Pure Water Monterey) is a good deal for everyone. It will free up water to stay in the Which means that if Lester was fired because politicians caved into pressure to the Editor Carmel River, reduce the amount of brine from developers, the Democratic Party itself and people like Gov. Jerry Brown, The Pine Cone encourages submission of letters that will have to be discharged to Monterey which address issues of public importance. Letters Bay and it will provide water to the Assembly speaker Toni Atkins and Senate President Pro Tempore Kevin de León cannot exceed 350 words, and must include the Peninsula years before Cal Am will be able have turned their backs on the environment and decided to let the coast be author’s name and home town. We reserve the right to get us any. to determine which letters are suitable for publica- Rudy Fischer ruined. tion and to edit for length and clarity. Councilman, Pacific Grove The Pine Cone only accepts letters to the editor Vice Chair, MRWPCA Can that be true? by email. Please submit your letters to If it is, the Times, the Chronicle and the Merc have a lot more reporting to do, [email protected] Here a path, there a path Dear Editor, because the takeover of the Democratic Party by developers is a helluva story. How many times can the Carmel City On the other hand, maybe the real story is that Lester and the commissioners Wastewater is good water Council flip-flop on the Forest Theater? Dear Editor, Not content with redesigning from the he works for have no real disagreement about the overall goals of the coastal Thank you for your editorial, “Hooray for dais, which resulted in the unneeded and commission, but that he has done a bad job managing his staff and his relations wastewater” (Jan. 29). You got it exactly tree-killing east path, Mayor Jason Burnet right; wastewater is 98-99 percent water, it asks, “Why now?” when offered a $100,000 with the commission. And after giving him plenty of chances to improve his per- will be cleaned up to a higher standard than gift to build the west path, a project preferred tap water, and it will then be injected into the formance, commissioners reluctantly decided to find someone who can do a bet- by the full council, the historic resources aquifer to blend with all the water already board, and respected Carmel leaders like ter job, not with his level of dedication to coastal protection, but with the nitty there. It will actually be only a small fraction Barbara Livingston and Elinor Liaolo. of what is already in the aquifer (which has Well, Mr. Mayor, let me tell you why: To gritty of running the agency. already been cleaned by nature), and a simi- provide equal (not partial) access for the That story isn’t as sexy, but still deserved full reporting. lar amount of water will then be taken out at handicapped. Remember them? The ones another location at a later date. who have been given one handicapped park- Instead, what we got was a bunch of silliness which not did nothing to dispel Also, because of the new source water ing space at a 500-seat community theater? rumors and actually fed public hysteria — something we also got plenty of this agreements the Monterey Regional Water It makes me wonder if any of the council has Pollution Control Agency has signed, grow- ever attended a show there, especially on a week. 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THE NATURE of the hospitality busi- many happy visits to relatives who lived in ness is that when all goes well, much of the Carmel, while Anita arrived as a member of The Greene Studio real work is invisible. Success means attend- a military family assigned to Fort Ord and, ing to details that might otherwise be taken like many others, decided to stay. DURING THIS centennial year, the 1916 to his death in 1957. for granted. The couple disagreed slightly on whether City of Carmel-by-the-Sea will recognize Some of the character-defining fea- The same might be said of a successful it was love at first sight. Ken was firmly on and honor some of Carmel’s historic tures include salvaged brick from a demol- marriage — it doesn’t happen in a single the side of “yes,” while Anita paused and homes and their owners for their contribu- ished hotel in Pacific Grove, Islamic tiles swell of music and fireworks, but with atten- then said, “I think love takes a while.” This tions to the city’s unique character. randomly placed into the brick walls, tiveness to each other in day-to-day life. became a pattern during the interview — The first honoree is The Greene curved Spanish roof tiles, a carved and Just ask Ken and Anita Storhaug, who Ken plunged energetically into his answers, Studio, located on Lincoln Street four arched teak door, and heavy-wire bottle- know about both. They’ve honed their hospi- while Anita’s responses were more mea- properties southwest of 13th Avenue. glass windows flanking the front door. The tality skills over their 33 years of marriage, sured. It’s just the sort of balance so often The Greene Studio was designed and Greene Studio exemplifies the indepen- all of which have been spent built in 1923 by Charles Sumner Greene, dent and eclectic building design of working at the Highlands Inn. who was one of the premier exponents of Carmel-by-the-Sea and contributes to the They have the distinction of the American Arts and Crafts Movement city’s unique living history and authentic being the two most senior Great Lives and a partner in the prestigious architec- character. employees there, with Ken tural firm, Greene and Greene in In addition to its inclusion on the city’s chalking up his 40th anniver- Pasadena. historic resources inventory, The Greene sary this month, and Anita By ELAINE HESSER After moving to Carmel, Greene made Studio qualifies as a historic resource at looking back on 37 years. Just the studio his primary residence from the state and national level. for reference, that means when Ken started, seen in good relationships. Jimmy Carter was president. They both talked about the positive, fam- The two met at the inn, back when Ken ily atmosphere among the inn’s employees as was a bellman and Anita worked at the front a main reason they’ve stayed. Anita now desk. He’d moved here from Minnesota after answers phones — the formal title is PBX operator — and Ken is a bellman and valet who still sprints up and down the hills, fetching BMWs and Mercedes with the best of them. “I have to keep up with the 20-year-olds,” he said. Anita laughed in agreement, and said that sometimes she looks at the younger women in the hotel and thinks, “I was their age when I started!” When you’re with an organization that long, changes in management and even ownership are almost inevitable, and can be frustrating. However, Anita looked at changes at the Highlands over her career positively, as “new learning experiences.” She said that even though she’s worked at the same place for nearly four decades, each management change was like getting a The Greene Studio on Lincoln Street is one of Carmel’s most historic buildings, not only for its design, brand new job — and she’s thoroughly but because it was the longtime home of legendary architect Charles Sumner Greene. enjoyed the variety. The couple lives in Prunedale, near Highway 1, and they love their daily commute along the ocean. They also 4th Quarter and Year-End Real PHOTO/COURTESY ANITA STORHAUG like to travel and have been all over the Estate Report Published Today United States. Anita just came back They don’t look it, but between them, Anita and Ken Storhaug have worked 77 years at the Highlands Inn See LIVES page 23A Big News. Boom in Luxury Market! Go to today’s Real Estate section for a fascinating look at 2015 and a ten-year summary of median sales prices and gross dollar volume. Paul Brocchini Find this terrific read in the Real Estate section! Mark Ryan (831) 601.1620 (831) 238.1498 [email protected] [email protected] BROCCHINI-RYAN A Local Knowledge Business cexpE t E .eistrexp www.CarmelAbodes.com ww ww..A omMad niz.c esriotessSccum/So

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NOTED FOR its distinctive folk-rock and started playing together in high school. BETTER KNOWN for antiques than “From an early age I was surrounded by sound and the enduring friendship of its two They knew from the start they had some- art, Tancredi and Morgen in Carmel Valley creativity and nostalgia,” Alldis recalled. “I members, Amy Ray and Emily Saliers, The thing special. will host a pop-up show and reception grew up appreciating patinas, textures, col- Indigo Girls take the stage Wednesday, Feb. “We were like, ‘This is the funnest thing Saturday for two very creative women, ors and textiles.” 17, at Golden State Theatre in Monterey. we’ve ever done,’” Saliers told The Pine painter and sculptor Gwynneth Alldis and After studying art in the birthplace of the The success of Tracy Chapman and the Cone. “We never thought of making a career jewelry artist Rebecca Cass. The event is the Renaissance, Alldis is back in her parents’ 10,000 Maniacs in the late 1980s paved the out if it, but we fell into doing it full time, first installment in the shop’s Emerging shop. But now she’s the one making the way for the Indigo Girls, another acoustic act and we never stopped.” Artists series. beautiful things that adorn it. “In a way, I with female voices. The duo’s self-titled Three decades and 12 albums later, the The daughter of Roger and Marsha have come full circle,” she explained. debut record was a critical and commercial Indigo Girls are back on the road, and the Alldis, who founded Tangredi and Morgen Cass’s love of jewelry began the moment success, earning a Grammy Award for Best tour stops this week in Monterey — a place 29 years ago, Alldis is a versatile artist her grandmother gave her several turquoise Contemporary Folk Album. Saliers can’t recall ever playing. whose training included spending two years rings that her father had made when he was An irresistible single, “Closer to Fine,” On the other hand, “I feel like we’ve in Florence, Italy, where she studied paint- young. “From then on, I was hooked,” she meanwhile, earned them many fans outside played everywhere,” she added. ing, sculpture and even performance art. Her remembered. the confines of folk music. introduction to art, though, came in her par- Ray and Saliers met in elementary school, See MUSIC page 31A ents’ shop. See ART page 29A

Paintings by Paola Berthoin (left) and Christine Watten (above) are featured in a show opening Saturday in Sand City. The show calls attention to flora and fauna threatened by development.

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From previous page nightly for dinner. See andresbouchee.com or call (831) 626-7880 more information. dishes focusing on traditional French cuisine n And, out in Carmel Valley… with his own, distinctive twists. Born in Paris, Petel attended culinary school in The new Roux restaurant in Carmel Versailles while apprenticing at Au Carré for Valley Village is already a darling among three years and then worked in restaurants in locals, who are filling its tables even on England, Norway, and again in France, in weeknights in winter. Occupying the space Biarritz. In the United States, he cooked in that belonged to the Summerhouse for many New Orleans before arriving in California, years before going on to become a couple of first landing a job as sous chef at Bouchée other, shorter-lived restaurants, Roux opened before going to work at Balena. in its Pilot Road location last December. While the restaurant is beautifully deco- With its wood floors and heavy, dark- rated and comfortable, some of the best seats wood furniture, the restaurant owned by chef in the house are at the “Chef’s Table” — the Fabrice Roux and his wife, Jennifer, has a marble bar that looks into the open kitchen at sophisticated, clean feel, and its menu is cre- the rear of the restaurant. There, guests can ative and ambitious. While the menu features either order off the menu or have Petel a few common go-to plates, like ahi tartare, decide what they should have, as he did Roux offers many captivating options, espe- Monday night. cially among its petites assiettes, or small Facing two appreciative (and hungry) plates. women in a celebratory mood, Petel chose Out of a half-dozen dishes sampled dur- foie gras à la orange sanguine — seared foie ing a visit on a recent Tuesday night, a few gras with brioche toast and blood orange, the stars stood out: The whimsical, diminutive classic combination of rich goose liver and chorizo corndogs, with the savory sausage fruit, served with a small glass of Sauterne encased in a crisp batter, come with garnish- — followed by his rendition of escargot: es of red cabbage slaw and mustard aioli, and snails cooked with rich beurre maître d’ the wild boar belly confit with corn bread, hotel, demi-glace and hazelnuts in a delicate 25-year aged balsamic and pickled cucum- tart shell made of puff pastry. ber was a nice twist on the ubiquitous pork Petel’s sweetbreads are lightly breaded belly dishes found in area restaurants, as the and crispy, served with a selection of wild leanness of the wild pig offers more sub- mushrooms and arugula, and topped with stance. While the house-made morcilla — a slim parsnip chips and a jus made with Spanish-style blood sausage — had great Sauterne. The main course he selected was flavor and texture, it was somewhat over- Mignon de Veau et St. Jacques — perfectly powered by the goat cheese baked over it, but prepared veal tenderloin served rare, with the Bourguignon-style short rib risotto with decadently large seared sea scallops, acorn squash and red wine reduction was grenailles (tiny potatoes) and a scallop rich and satisfying. A chopped romaine salad crème. was crisp, fresh and well executed, with not To see what Petel might prepare for you, too much dressing. For dessert, the bread reserve a seat at Bouchée, which is located pudding with chocolate, Bourbon ice cream on Mission Street south of Ocean Avenue, and cherries was a good choice, though the and is open for lunch Wednesday through Sunday from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., as well as Continues next page 28A The Carmel Pine Cone February 12, 2016 FOOD & WINE

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Some people think it’s a fad, but it’s really a Kenny Chung (Sunday at 4 p.m.); and Hot Mayumi, guitarist Bob Basa and drummer MUSIC part of life. It’s the real deal — it can’t be Roux (Sunday at 6:30 p.m.), 794 Lighthouse David Morwood (jazz, Sunday at 7 p.m.) 1 From page 25A denied.” Ave., (831) 375-6958. Old Golf Course Road, (831) 372-1234. Musselwhite looks forward to being back Cibo Ristorante Italiano in Monterey — The Inn at Spanish Bay in Pebble Beach in Monterey, where he once received a QPOP Radio (1960s & 1970s pop-rock, — The Jazz Trio featuring pianists Bob But even if the Indigo Girls have played Lifetime Achievement Award from the Friday at 9 p.m.); harmonica player Michal Phillips or Bill Spencer (jazz, in the lobby, in Monterey at some point, Saliers promised Monterey Blues Festival. “There were a cou- Kielak (blues, Saturday at 9 p.m.); singer Friday at 7 p.m.); The Jazz Trio featuring this show will be different. ple clubs there I used play, but they’re long Dizzy Burnett (jazz, Sunday at 7 p.m.); pianists Bob Phillips or Bill Spencer (jazz, “This is our ‘No Song Left Behind Tour,’” gone now,” he added. “I had a lot of fun there singer Lee Durley and pianist Joe Indence in the lobby, Saturday at 7 p.m.); singer- she added. “We’re going to be pulling a lot of and I met some nice folks. I love Cannery (jazz and swing, Tuesday at 7 p.m.); and songwriter Bryan Diamond (in the Traps skeletons out of the closet.” Row — there’s no other place like it.” Andrea’s Fault (Wednesday at 7 p.m.). 301 Lounge, Friday and Saturday at 9 p.m.); and The concert starts at 8 p.m. Tickets are The music begins at 8 p.m. Tickets are Alvarado St., (831) 649-8151. $38 to $64. The Golden State Theatre is $28 to $50. www.goldenstatetheatre.com Cooper’s Pub & located at 417 Alvarado St. Call (831) 649- Restaurant in Monterey — On A High Note 1070. n N.Y. quartet at Sunset Boscoe’s Brood (rock, Friday at 9 p.m.); and Blind Pass n The blues can’t be denied Four musicians representing the Chamber (alt-rock, Saturday at 9 p.m.). By CHRIS COUNTS Music Society of Lincoln Center perform 653 Cannery Row, (831) 373- The next evening, Thursday, Feb. 18, Saturday, Feb. 13, at Sunset Center. 1353. Grammy Award-winning blues musician Featured Paul Neubauer on viola, Paul Edgar’s at Quail Lodge — pianist Dick The Dottie Dodgion Trio (jazz, Thursday at Charlie Musselwhite will visit the Golden Watkins on cello, Arnaud Sussman on vio- Whittington (jazz, Sunday at 5 p.m.). 8205 7 p.m.); Also, a bagpiper plays every State Theatre. He’ll share the stage with The lin and Gilles Vonsattel on piano, the quartet Valley Greens Dr., (831) 620-8910. evening. 2700 17MD, (831) 647-7500. North Mississippi All-Stars. will play Beethoven’s Piano Quartet in E- Fernwood Resort in Big Sur — Songs Julia’s restaurant in Pacific Grove — A harmonica player, band leader and flat Major, Op.16; Dohnányi’s Serenade in C Hotbox Harry Taught Us (“Big Sur coun- guitarist Rick Chelew (Thursday at 5:30 member of the Blues Hall of Fame, Major for Violin, Viola, and Cello, Op. 10; try,” Saturday at 9 p.m.). On Highway 1 25 p.m.). 1180 Forest Ave., (831) 656-9533. Musselwhite came of age during the era of and Dvorák’s Piano Quartet in E-flat Major, miles south of Carmel, (831) 667-2422. Lucia Restaurant + Bar at Bernardus segregation, and he told The Pine Cone he Op. 87. Folktale Winery — singer-songwriter Lodge in Carmel Valley — pianist Martin was often the only non-black face in the Musicologist Kai Christiansen offers a Casey Frazier (Saturday at 4:30 p.m.); The Headman (jazz, Friday and Saturday at 7 crowd at a blues show (his heritage is Native free talk at 7 p.m. in Sunset Center’s Studio Julie Capili Quartet (Jazz, Sunday at 8 p.m.). 415 C.V. Road, (831) 658-3400. American). Then one night in Chicago, the 105. p.m.). 8940 C.V. Road, (831) 293-7500. Mission Ranch — singer and pianist late blues legend Muddy Waters plucked him Presented by Chamber Music Monterey The Fuse Lounge at Carmel Mission Inn Maddaline Edstrom with (jazz and pop, out the audience and brought him up on Bay, the concert starts at 8 p.m. Tickets are — Rollin’ & Tumblin’ (blues, Friday at 9 Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 7 p.m.); and stage. $41 to $59 for general admission, and $15 p.m.); and The Wharf Rats (rock, Saturday pianist Gennady Loktionov (jazz, Monday “They thought of me as a fan,” said for students and active military. A limited at 9 p.m.). 3665 Rio Road, (831) 624-6630. through Thursday at 7 p.m.). 26270 Dolores Musselwhite, who at the time, saw playing number of free tickets are available for chil- The Henry Miller Library in Big Sur — St., (831) 625-9040. the harmonica as nothing more than a hobby. dren 12 and under. Sunset Center is located singer-songwriter Sofia Talvik (Thursday at Pierce Ranch Vineyards in Monterey — “I was friendly with a waitress there, and she on San Carlos. Call (831) 625-2212 or visit 7 p.m.). On Highway 1 28 miles south of singer-songwriters Rachel Rufrano and told Muddy, ‘You ought to hear Charlie play.’ www.chambermusicmontereybay.org. Carmel, (831) 241-4173. Adam Behan (Saturday at 8 p.m.). 499 He insisted I sit in with him, and that Hyatt Carmel Highlands — singer Neal Wave St., (831) 372-8900. changed everything.” n Live Music Feb 12-18 Banks and guitarist Steve Ezzo (pop and The Restaurant at Ventana in Big Sur Supposedly the inspiration for Dan rock, Friday at 7 p.m.); singer Lee Durley — pianist Dick Whittington (jazz, Saturday Aykroyd’s character in the film, “The Blues Barmel — Lukas Papenfusscline (folk, and pianist Joe Indence (jazz and swing, at 6 p.m.). On Highway 1 27 miles south of Brothers,” Musselwhite has shared the stage Friday at 7 p.m.); and The Good Sams Saturday at 7 p.m.); singer and pianist Dino Carmel, (831) 667-2331. with John Lee Hooker, B.B. King, Buddy (country, Saturday at 7 p.m.) and Idiot Glee Vera (jazz, blues and r&b, Tuesday at 4 p.m., Terry’s Lounge at Cypress Inn — Guy, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Mick Jagger, Eric (Americana, Saturday at 8 p.m.). San Carlos and Wednesday and Thursday at 6 p.m.). 120 Gennady Loktionov and singer Debbie Clapton and many others. and Seventh, (831) 626-3400. Highlands Drive, (831) 620-1234. Davis (cabaret, Friday at 7 p.m.); Johan Like the genre of music he embraces, Bon Ton L’Roy’s Lighthouse Hyatt Regency in Monterey — singer Sotelo (Saturday at 7 p.m.); Andrea’s Fault Musselwhite has endured. 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The total amount of the Name of Corporation as shown in the The registrant commenced to transact ings and loan association, or savings 988-6736 Or Login to: first issuance of letters to a general unpaid balance of the obligations Articles of Inc./Org/Reg: SAY SAY business under the fictitious business association, or savings bank specified http://www.qualityloan.com personal representative, as defined secured by the property to be sold INC., 6 Vasquez Trail, Carmel, CA name or names listed above on in Section 5102 to the Financial Code Reinstatement Line: (866) 645-7711 in section 58(b) of the California and reasonable estimated costs, 93923. 11/02/2015 and authorized to do business in this Ext 5318 Quality Loan Service Corp. Probate Code, or (2) 60 days from expenses and advances at the time of AI#: 5454596. I declare that all information in this state, will be held by duly appointed TS No.: CA-15-688541-CL IDSPub the initial publication of this Notice of State of Inc/Org/Reg.: DE. statement is true and correct. (A regis- trustee. The sale will be made, but #0099529 the date of mailing or personal Trustee’s Sale is estimated to be This business is conducted by: a cor- trant who declares as true any materi- without covenant or warranty, 2/5/2016 2/12/2016 2/19/2016 delivery to you of a notice under $689,919.51 (Estimated). However, poration. al matter pursuant to Section 17913 of expressed or implied, regarding title, Publication dates: Feb. 5, 12, 19, 2016. section 9052 of the California prepayment premiums, accrued inter- The registrant commenced to transact the Business and Professions code possession, or encumbrances, to pay (PC 201) Probate Code. Other California est and advances will increase this fig- business under the fictitious business that the registrant knows to be false is the remaining principal sum of the statutes and legal authority may ure prior to sale. Beneficiary’s bid at name or names listed above on Dec. guilty of a misdemeanor punishable note(s) secured by the Deed of Trust, affect your rights as a creditor. You said sale may include all or part of 23, 2013. by a fine not to exceed one thousand with interest and late charges thereon, FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME said amount. In addition to cash, the S/ Siri Keklund, President. dollars ($1,000)). as provided in the note(s), advances, STATEMENT File No. 20160181. The may want to consult with an attor- Trustee will accept a cashier’s check BY SIGNING, I DECLARE THAT ALL S/ William J. Robinson, Owner under the terms of the Deed of Trust, following person(s) is(are) doing busi- ney knowledgeable in California drawn on a state or national bank, a INFORMATION IN THIS STATEMENT This statement was filed with the interest thereon, fees, charges and ness as: OZZIES TOFFEE, Fifth Ave. law. check drawn by a state or federal IS TRUE AND CORRECT. A registrant County Clerk of Monterey County on expenses of the Trustee for the total N.W. Junipero B, Carmel, CA 93921; You may examine the file kept credit union or a check drawn by a who declares as true infonnation, January 7, 2016 amount (at the time of the initial pub- P.O. Box 7487, Carmel, CA 93921. by the court. If you are a person state or federal savings and loan asso- which he or she knows to be false, is NOTICE-In accordance with lication of the Notice of Sale) reason- Monterey County. LARRY WALTER interested in the estate, you may ciation, savings association or savings guilty of a misdemeanor punishable Subdivision (a) of Section 17920, a ably estimated to be set forth below. OSBORNE, Fifth Ave. N.W. Junipero B, bank specified in Section 5102 of the by a fine not to exceed one thousand Fictitious Name Statement generally The amount may be greater on the Carmel, CA 93921. This business is file with the court a Request for California Financial Code and author- dollars ($1,000) (B&P Code 17913). I expires at the end of five years from day of sale. BENEFICIARY MAY ELECT conducted an individual. Registrant Special Notice (form DE-154) of the ized to do business in California, or am also aware that all Information on the date on which it was filed in the TO BID LESS THAN THE TOTAL commenced to transact business filing of an inventory and appraisal other such funds as may be accept- this statement becomes Public Record office of the County Clerk, except, as AMOUNT DUE. Trustor(s): STEVEN J under the fictitious business name of estate assets or of any petition able to the Trustee. In the event ten- upon filing pursuant to the Callfomla provided in Subdivision (b) of Section CUNEO AND SHARON A CUNEO, listed above on N/A. (s) Larry Walter or account as provided in Probate der other than cash is accepted, the Public Records Act (Government 17920, where it expires 40 days after HUSBAND AND WIFE, AS JOINT Osborne, 1-25-16. This statement was Code section 1250. A Trustee may withhold the issuance of Code Sections 6250-6277). any change in the facts set forth in the TENANTS Recorded: 1/13/2003 as filed with the County Clerk of Request for the Trustee’s Deed Upon Sale until This statement was filed with the statement pursuant to Section 17913 Instrument No. 2003004301 of Official Monterey County on Jan. 27, 2016. Special Notice form is available funds become available to the payee County Clerk of Monterey County on other than a change in the residence Records in the office of the Recorder Publication dates: Feb. 5, 12, 19, 26, from the court clerk. or endorsee as a matter of right. The February 5, 2016 address of a registered owner. A new of MONTEREY County, California; 2016. (PC 203) Attorney for Petitioner: property offered for sale excludes all NOTICE-In accordance with Fictitious Business Name Statement Date of Sale: 2/26/2016 at 10:00 AM Suzette S. Perry funds held on account by the property Subdivision (a) of Section 17920, a must be filed before the expiration. Place of Sale: At the Main Entrance to P.O. Box 1097 receiver, if applicable. If the Trustee is Fictitious Name Statement generally The filing of this statement does not of the County Administration Building, FICTITIOUS BUSINESS unable to convey title for any reason, expires at the end of five years from itself authorize the use in this state of located at 168 W Alisal Street Salinas, Carmel, CA 93921 the successful bidder’s sole and NAME STATEMENT (831) 624-9777 the date on which it was filed in the a Fictitious Business Name in violation California 93901 Amount of unpaid File No. 20160119 exclusive remedy shall be the return office of the County Clerk, except, as of the rights of another under Federal, balance and other charges: The following person(s) is (are) doing This statement was filed with of monies paid to the Trustee and the provided in Subdivision (b) of Section State, or common law (See Section $720,515.16 The purported property business as: the County Clerk of Monterey successful bidder shall have no fur- 17920, where it expires 40 days after 14411 et seq., Business and address is: 186 EL CAMINITO RD, (1) CalAtlantic Homes,(2) Ryland County on Jan. 21, 2016. ther recourse. Notice to Potential any change in the facts set forth in the Professions Code). CARMEL VALLEY, CA 93924 Homes, 15360 Barranca Parkway, Publication dates: Feb. 5, 12, 19, Bidders If you are considering bidding statement pursuant to Section 17913 Original Filing Assessor’s Parcel No.: 187-551-027- Irvine, CA 92618, County of Orange 2016. (PC206) on this property lien, you should other than a change in the residence 1/22, 1/29, 2/5, 2/12/16 000 NOTICE TO POTENTIAL BID- Registered owner(s): Ryland Homes understand that there are risks address of a registered owner. A new CNS-2833146# DERS: If you are considering bidding of California, Inc., (DE), 15360 involved in bidding at a Trustee auc- Fictitious Business Name Statement CARMEL PINE CONE on this property lien, you should tion. You will be bidding on a lien, not Barranca Parkway, Irvine, CA 92618 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME must be filed before the expiration. Publication dates: Jan. 22, 29, Feb. 5, understand that there are risks This business is conducted by: a cor- on the property itself. Placing the The filing of this statement does not of 12, 2016. (PC 125) involved in bidding at a trustee auc- STATEMENT highest bid at a Trustee auction does poration The registrant commenced Doc # 20160214. itself authorize the use in this state of tion. You will be bidding on a lien, not to transact business under the ficti- not automatically entitle you to free a Fictitious Business Name in violation on the property itself. Placing the Fictitious Business Name(s): SUN- and clear ownership of the property. tious business name or names listed WEST COMMERCIAL BUILDERS, 289 of the rights of another under Federal, SUPERIOR COURT highest bid at a trustee auction does above on 10/01/15 I declare that all You should also be aware that the lien State, or common law (See Section not automatically entitle you to free San Benancio Rd. Unit I, Salinas, CA being auctioned off may be a junior OF CALIFORNIA information in this statement is true 93908. Monterey County. Name of 14411 et seq., Business and COUNTY OF MONTEREY and clear ownership of the property. and correct. (A registrant who lien. If you are the highest bidder at Professions Code). You should also be aware that the lien Corporation of LLC as shown in the the auction, you are or may be declares as true any material matter Articles of Inc./Org/Reg: SUNWEST Publication dates: Feb. 12, 19, 26, ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE being auctioned off may be a junior pursuant to Section 17913 of the responsible for paying off all liens March 4, 2016. (PC213) lien. If you are the highest bidder at BUILDERS NM INC., 289 San senior to the lien being auctioned off, FOR CHANGE OF NAME Business and Professions code that Benancio Rd, Salinas, CA 93908. State Case No. 16CV000117 the auction, you are or may be the registrant knows to be false is before you can receive clear title to responsible for paying off all liens of Inc/Org/Reg.: NM. This business is the property. You are encouraged to TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: guilty of a misdemeanor punishable conducted a corporation. Registrant SUPERIOR COURT petitioner, MAYRA YADIRA BIRRUETE senior to the lien being auctioned off, by a fine not to exceed one thousand investigate the existence, priority, and OF CALIFORNIA before you can receive clear title to commenced to transact business size of outstanding liens that may RANGEL, filed a petition with this court dollars ($1,000)). S/ John P. Babel, VP under the fictitious business name COUNTY OF MONTEREY for a decree changing names as fol- the property. You are encouraged to & Secretary This statement was filed exist on this property by contacting investigate the existence, priority, and listed above on Jan. 28, 2016. (s) Tim the county recorder's office or a title lows: with the County Clerk of Monterey Brusseau, VP, Jan. 28, 2016 This state- ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE A.Present name: size of outstanding liens that may County on January 19, 2016 NOTICE- insurance company, either of which FOR CHANGE OF NAME exist on this property by contacting ment was filed with the County Clerk may charge you a fee for this informa- DIEGO GUERRERO BIRRUETE In accordance with Subdivision (a) of of Monterey County on Jan. 29, 2016. Case No. 16CV000401 Proposed name: the county recorder’s office or a title Section 17920, a Fictitious Name tion. If you consult either of these TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: insurance company, either of which Publication dates: Feb. 5, 12, 19, 26, resources, you should be aware that DIEGO BIRRUETE RANGEL Statement generally expires at the 2016. (PC 207) petitioner, AMANDA CORINE FERGU- THE COURT ORDERS that all per- may charge you a fee for this informa- end of five years from the date on the same Lender may hold more than SON-ESPIRITU, filed a petition with sons interested in this matter appear tion. If you consult either of these which it was filed in the office of the one mortgage or Deed of Trust on the this court for a decree changing before this court at the hearing indi- resources, you should be aware that County Clerk, except, as provided in property. Notice to Property Owner names as follows: cated below to show cause, if any, the same lender may hold more than Subdivision (b) of Section 17920, FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME The sale date shown on this Notice of A.Present name: why the petition for change of name one mortgage or deed of trust on the where it expires 40 days after any STATEMENT Sale may be postponed one or more AMANDA CORINE FERGUSON-ESPIRI- should not be granted. Any person property. NOTICE TO PROPERTY change in the facts set forth in the Doc # 20160123. times by the Mortgagee, Beneficiary, TU objecting to the name changes OWNER: The sale date shown on this statement pursuant to Section 17913 Fictitious Business Name(s): VARIETY, Trustee, or a court, pursuant to Proposed name: described above must file a written notice of sale may be postponed one other than a change in the residence 608 Lighthouse, Pacific Grove, CA Section 2924g of the California Civil AMANDA CORINE FERGUSON objection that includes the reasons for or more times by the mortgagee, ben- address of a registered owner. A new 94945. Monterey County. Name of Code. The law requires that informa- THE COURT ORDERS that all per- the objection at least two court days eficiary, trustee, or a court, pursuant Fictitious Business Name Statement Registrant(s): LETTA M. SUGHAIR, tion about Trustee Sale postpone- sons interested in this matter appear before the matter is scheduled to be to Section 2924g of the California Civil must be filed before the expiration. 821 Grace St., Monterey, CA 93940. ments be made available to you and before this court at the hearing indi- heard and must appear at the hearing Code. The law requires that informa- The filing of this statement does not of This business is conducted an individ- to the public, as a courtesy to those cated below to show cause, if any, to show cause why the petition tion about trustee sale postpone- itself authorize the use in this state of ual. Registrant commenced to trans- not present at the sale. If you wish to why the petition for change of name should not be granted. If no written ments be made available to you and a Fictitious Business Name in violation act business under the fictitious busi- learn whether your sale date has been should not be granted. Any person objection is timely filed, the court may to the public, as a courtesy to those of the rights of another under Federal, ness name listed above on N/A. (s) postponed, and, if applicable, the objecting to the name changes grant the petition without a hearing. not present at the sale. If you wish to State, or common law (See Section Letta Sughair. This statement was rescheduled time and date for the sale described above must file a written NOTICE OF HEARING: learn whether your sale date has been 14411 et seq., Business and filed with the County Clerk of of this property, you may call objection that includes the reasons for DATE: March 11, 2016 postponed, and, if applicable, the Professions Code). Monterey County on Jan. 20, 2016. Auction.com at 800.280.2832 for infor- the objection at least two court days TIME: 9:00 a.m. rescheduled time and date for the sale Original filing Publication dates: Feb. 5, 12, 19, 26, mation regarding the Trustee's Sale or before the matter is scheduled to be DEPT: 13 of this property, you may call 888-988- 2/5, 2/12, 2/19, 2/26/16 2016. (PC 208) visit the Internet Web site address heard and must appear at the hearing The address of the court is 1200 6736 CNS-2836526# www.Auction.com for information to show cause why the petition Aguajito Road, Monterey, CA 93940. for information regarding the trustee’s CARMEL PINE CONE regarding the sale of this property, should not be granted. If no written A copy of this Order to Show sale or visit this Internet Web site Publication dates: Feb. 5, 12, 19, 26, FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME using the file number assigned to this objection is timely filed, the court may Cause shall be published at least once http://www.qualityloan.com , using 2016. (PC 205) STATEMENT case, CA08003484-15-1. Information grant the petition without a hearing. each week for four successive weeks the file number assigned to this fore- Doc # 20160244. about postponements that are very NOTICE OF HEARING: prior to the date set for hearing on the closure by the Trustee: CA-15- Fictitious Business Name(s): THE short in duration or that occur close in DATE: April 8, 2016 petition in the following newspaper of 688541-CL . Information about post- COLE WESTON TRUST, 36224 Hwy 1, time to the scheduled sale may not TIME: 9:00 a.m. general circulation, printed in this ponements that are very short in dura- NOTICE OF PETITION Monterey, CA 93940. Monterey immediately be reflected in the tele- DEPT: 15 county: The Carmel Pine Cone, tion or that occur close in time to the TO ADMINISTER ESTATE County. Name of Registrant(s): CARA phone information or on the Internet The address of the court is 1200 Carmel. scheduled sale may not immediately of JOSE JESUS WESTON, 36224 Hwy 1, Monterey, CA Web site. The best way to verify post- Aguajito Road, Monterey, CA 93940. (s) Thomas W. Wills be reflected in the telephone informa- BUENROSTRO 93940. This business is conducted a ponement information is to attend the A copy of this Order to Show Judge of the Superior Court tion or on the Internet Web site. The trust. Registrant commenced to trans- scheduled sale. Date: February 2, Cause shall be published at least once best way to verify postponement Case Number 16PR000021 act business under the fictitious busi- 2016 MTC Financial Inc. dba Trustee Date filed: Jan. 15, 2016 To all heirs, beneficiaries, credi- each week for four successive weeks Clerk: Teresa A. Risi information is to attend the scheduled ness name listed above on March 2, Corps TS No. CA08003484-15-1 17100 prior to the date set for hearing on the Deputy: J. Nicholson sale. The undersigned Trustee dis- tors, contingent creditors, and per- 2011. (s) Cara Weston. This statement Gillette Ave, Irvine, CA 92614 949-252- petition in the following newspaper of Publication dates: Jan. 29, Feb. 5,12, claims any liability for any incorrect- sons who may otherwise be inter- was filed with the County Clerk of 8300 TDD: 866-660-4288 Miguel general circulation, printed in this 19, 2016. (PC129) ness of the property address or other ested in the will or estate, or both, Monterey County on Feb. 2, 2016. Ochoa, Authorized Signatory SALE county: The Carmel Pine Cone, common designation, if any, shown of JOSE JESUS BUENROSTRO Publication dates: Feb. 5, 12, 19, 26, INFORMATION CAN BE OBTAINED Carmel. herein. If no street address or other 2016. (PC 209) ONLINE AT www.Auction.com FOR (s) Thomas W. Wills common designation is shown, direc- A PETITION FOR PROBATE has AUTOMATED SALES INFORMATION FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME been filed by JOSE BUENROSTRO Judge of the Superior Court STATEMENT File No. 20152544. The tions to the location of the property PLEASE CALL: Auction.com at Date filed: Feb. 5, 2016 following person(s) is(are) doing busi- may be obtained by sending a written in the Superior Court of California, FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME 800.280.2832 MTC Financial Inc. dba Clerk: Teresa A. Risi ness as: ADORED1, Ocean Ave 3SE of request to the beneficiary within 10 County of MONTEREY. STATEMENT Trustee Corps MAY BE ACTING AS A Deputy: L. Cummings Forest Ave, Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA days of the date of first publication of The Petition for Probate Doc # 20160005. DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO Publication dates: Feb. 12, 19, 26, 93921, Monterey County. LISA this Notice of Sale. If the Trustee is requests that JOSE BUENROSTRO, Fictitious Business Name(s): SPORT COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMA- March 4, 2016. (PC214) BERNADETTE GEORGE, Ocean Ave unable to convey title for any reason, JR. be appointed as personal rep- CLIPS SALINAS, 1574 N. Main St., TION OBTAINED MAY BE USED FOR 3SE of Forest Ave, Carmel-by-the- the successful bidder's sole and exclu- Salinas, CA 93906. Monterey County. THAT PURPOSE. ORDER NO. CA16- sive remedy shall be the return of resentative to administer the estate Name of Registrant(s): CENTRAL 000401-1, PUB DATES: 02/12/2016, Sea, CA 93921. KAZUMASA FUKUDA, of the decedent. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Ocean Ave 3SE of Forest Ave, Carmel- monies paid to the Trustee, and the COAST CUTTERS LLC, 25505 Via 02/19/2016, 02/26/2016 NAME STATEMENT by-the-Sea, CA 93921. This business successful bidder shall have no fur- A hearing on the petition will Mariquta, Carmel, CA 92923. This Publication dates: Feb. 12, 19, 26, File No. 20160190 is conducted a general partnership. ther recourse. If the sale is set aside be held in this court as follows: business is conducted a limited liabili- 2016. (PC211) The following person(s) is (are) doing Registrant commenced to transact for any reason, the Purchaser at the Date: March 16, 2016 ty company. Registrant commenced business as: business under the fictitious business sale shall be entitled only to a return Time: 9:00 a.m. to transact business under the ficti- Level 1 Private Security, 186 Hall Rd., name listed above on Jan 16, 2015. (s) of the deposit paid. The Purchaser tious business name listed above on FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Royal Oaks, CA 95076, County of shall have no further recourse against Dept.: Probate N/A. (s) Winanny Bantone, Member. NAME STATEMENT Lisa B. George. This statement was Room: 13 Monterey filed with the County Clerk of the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee, or the This statement was filed with the File No. 20160256 Registered owner(s): Crystal Monterey County on December 22, Mortgagee’s Attorney. If you have Address: Superior Court of County Clerk of Monterey County on The following person(s) is (are) doing Stubblefield, 186 Hall Rd., Royal 2015. Publication dates: Jan. 29, Feb. previously been California, County of Monterey, Jan. 4, 2016. Publication dates: Feb. 5, business as: Oaks, CA 95076 5, 12, 19, 2016. (PC 132) discharged through bankruptcy, you 1200 Aguajito Road, Monterey, CA 12, 19, 26, 2016. (PC 210) ORAL CERAMICS DENTAL LAB, 1193 This business is conducted by: an may have been released of personal 93940. 10th St., Suite C, Monterey, CA individual liability for this loan in which case this 93940, County of Monterey The registrant commenced to transact letter is intended to exercise the note If you object to the granting of Registered owner(s): MARABETH NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE TS No. the petition, you should appear at APN: 189-091-016-000 TS No: business under the fictitious business CA-15-688541-CL Order No.: holders right’s against the real proper- CA08003484-15-1 TO No: 8588778 ANNE KARMALLY, 35000 Sky Ranch name or names listed above on N/A NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE YOU Rd., Carmel Valley, CA 93924. I declare that all information in this ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF County of Prinicipal Place of Business: statement is true and correct. (A regis- TRUST DATED July 14, 2003. Monterey. trant who declares as true any materi- UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PRO- This business is conducted by: an al matter pursuant to Section 17913 of AUCTION NOTICE TECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE individual. the Business and Professions code SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU The registrant commenced to transact that the registrant knows to be false is Notice is hereby given that the undersigned intends to sell the personal property described NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE business under the fictitious business guilty of a misdemeanor punishable below to enforce a lien imposed on said property pursuant to sections 21700-21716 of the busi- NATURE OF THE PROCEEDINGS name or names listed above on Feb. by a fine not to exceed one thousand AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CON- 16, 2011. dollars ($1,000)). S/ Crystal ness &1 professions codes, section 2328 of the UCC, section 535 of the penal code and provi- TACT A LAWYER. On March 22, 2016 BY SIGNING BELOW, I DECLARE Stubblefield sions of the civil code. The undersigned will sell at public auction by competitive bidding at at 09:00 AM, Main Entrance, THAT ALL INFORMATION IN THIS This statement was filed with the Monterey County Administration STATEMENT IS TRUE AND CORRECT. County Clerk of Monterey County on 12:00 PM on Tuesday, February 16, 2016 located at Millers Self Storage, 302 Ramona Ave., Building, 168 W. Alisal Street, Salinas (A registrant who declares as true any January 27, 2016 Monterey, CA, County of Monterey, State of California, the following: CA 93901, MTC Financial Inc. dba material matter pursuant to Section NOTICE-In accordance with Trustee Corps, as the duly Appointed 17913 of the Business and Professions Subdivision (a) of Section 17920, a Trustee, under and pursuant to the code that the registrant knows to be Fictitious Name Statement generally NAME OF TENANT ...... GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF GOODS power of sale contained in that certain false is guilty of a misdemeanor pun- expires at the end of five years from Deed of Trust Recorded on July 22, ishable by a fine not to exceed one the date on which it was filed in the Gretchen Leuschen ...... Luggage, microwave, misc. boxes 2003 as Instrument No. 2003085606 of thousand dollars ($1,000)). office of the County Clerk, except, as Elliott Maschmeyer ...... Guitars, amp, desk official records in the Office of the S/ M. A. Karmally; Marabeth Karmally provided in Subdivision (b) of Section Recorder of Monterey County, This statement was filed with the 17920, where it expires 40 days after Kyle Baum ...... Speakers, subwoofer, furniture California, executed by LESLIE A. County Clerk of Monterey County on any change in the facts set forth in the Sandra Norwood ...... Painting, trunks, table STRICKLAND, A MARRIED WOMAN February 3, 2016. statement pursuant to Section 17913 AS HER SOLE AND SEPARATE PROP- NOTICE-In accordance with other than a change in the residence Yvonne Rhines ...... Painting, boxes, totes ERTY, as Trustor(s), in favor of WASH- Subdivision (a) of Section 17920, a address of a registered owner. A new John Pettis ...... Luggage, totes, ice chest INGTON MUTUAL BANK, FA, A FED- Fictitious Name Statement generally Fictitious Business Name Statement ERAL ASSOCIATION as Beneficiary, expires at the end of five years from must be filed before the expiration. Misty King ...... Boxes, baby items WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO the date on which it was filed in the The filing of this statement does not of Vince Hagenbuch ...... Albums, electronic equipment, toolbox THE HIGHEST BIDDER, in lawful office of the County Clerk, except, as itself authorize the use in this state of money of the United States, all provided in Subdivision (b) of Section a Fictitious Business Name in violation Jessica Englert ...... Totes, baby items payable at the time of sale, that cer- 17920, where it expires 40 days after of the rights of another under Federal, Kirk Marotta ...... Speakers, totes, croquet set tain property situated in said County, any change in the facts set forth in the State, or common law (See Section California describing the land therein statement pursuant to Section 17913 14411 et seq., Business and as: AS MORE FULLY DESCRIBED IN other than a change in the residence Professions Code). Purchases must be paid for at the time of purchase in cash only. All purchased items sold “as- SAID DEED OF TRUST The property address of a registered owner. A new Original filing heretofore described is being sold “as Fictitious Business Name Statement 2/12, 2/19, 2/26, 3/4/16 is, where is”, and must be removed at the time of sale. Sale is subject to cancellation in the event is”. The street address and other must be filed before the expiration. CNS-2842568# of settlement between owner and obligated parties. common designation, if any, of the The filing of this statement does not of CARMEL PINE CONE real property described above is pur- itself authorize the use in this state of Publication dates: Feb. 12, 19, 26, ported to be: 41 WEST GARZAS a Fictitious Business Name in violation March 4, 2016. (PC215) ROAD, CARMEL VALLEY, CA 93924 of the rights of another under Federal, Joe Ward, Bond #7580952, 408-891-6108 The undersigned Trustee disclaims State, or common law (See Section Publication date: Feb. 5, 12, 2016 (PC204) any liability for any incorrectness of 14411 et seq., Business and February 12, 2016 The Carmel Pine Cone 35A

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