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Clerk of the Board – Lobbyist Registration Portal ORANGE COUNTY CLERK OF THE BOARD I N D I V I D U A L L O B B YI S T R E G I S T R A T I O N S T A T E ME N T R E P O R T March 31, 2016 – June 30, 2016 July 15, 2016 INTRODUCTION Per County Ordinance 11-014, anyone who receives compensation of $500 or more in any calendar month for engaging in lobbying activities of Orange County Board of Supervisors, or is employed by his or her employer and receives compensation of $500 or more in any calendar month to engage in lobbying activities of Orange County Board of Supervisors is required to register with the County’s Clerk of the Board Office as a County Lobbyist. The County of Orange Lobbyist Reporting Ordinance went into effect July 1, 2011. This report contains Individual Lobbyist Registration Statements of all registered Orange County Lobbyist. The Individual Lobbyist Registration Statement is used for: Individual contract lobbyist (sole proprietor) Individual lobbyist employed by a Lobbying Firm Individual lobbyist employed by any corporation, partnership, limited liability company This report is generated and made available to the public on a quarterly basis by the Orange County Clerk of the Board Office. This report includes lobbyist statements from March 31, 2016 through June 30, 2016. July 15, 2016 First Name Last Name Address City Zip Jerry Amante 3070 Bristol St., Suite 600 Costa Mesa 92626 Alejandra Arguello 767 Fifth Ave, Suite 45 New York 10153 Elbert Ashland 13231 Gilbert Street Garden Grove 92844 12399 Lewis Street, Suite Whitney Ayers Garden Grove 92840 103 Charles Barfield 830 N Ross St Santa Ana 92701 Steven Baric 2601 Main Street, #560 Irvine 92614 Paul Bartlett 1314 W Fifth Street Santa Ana 92701 Nick Berardino 830 N Ross St Santa Ana 92701 Alicia Berhow 2 Park Plaza, Suite 100 Irvine 92614 15073 Avenue of Science, Josh Brock San Diego 92128 Suite 200 Duane Cave 662 Camino De Los Mares San Clemente 92673 295 Madison Ave., Suite Louis Colosimo New York 10017 1700 2152 Dupont Drive, Suite Jeffrey Corless Irvine 92612 200 590 Madison Avenue, 9th William Cummings New York 10022 Floor 399 Park Avenue, 30th Kristin Custar New York 10022 Floor 600 W. Santa Ana Blvd., Karen Davis Santa Ana 92701 Suite 114-F Tamara Doi 151 Detroit Street Denver 80206 Richard Dostal 2710 Gannet Dr. Costa Mesa 92626 Don Drozd 830 N Ross St Santa Ana 92701 Lucetta Dunn 2 Park Plaza, Suite 100 Irvine 92614 Kimberly Edds 1314 W. Fifth Street Santa Ana 92701 500 Mamaroneck Avenue, Steven Ezzes Harrison 10528 1st Floor c/o 2350 Kerner Blvd, Jana Facchinei San Rafael 94901 Suite 250 Roger Faubel 25 Orchard Lake Forest 92630 Samantha Fitzgerald 25 Orchard Lake Forest 92630 1801 E Katella Ave Suite Jennifer Fitzgerald Anaheim 92805 1002 Jeff Flint 3070 Bristol St., Suite 600 Costa Mesa 92626 Thomas Fuentes 3 Park Plaza Irvine 92614 500 Mamaroneck Avenue, Chris Gates Harrison 10528 1st Floor Mark Gaughan 220 Abalone Ave Newport Beach 92662 101 The City Dr. South, Jon Gilwee Orange 92868 Route 62 Carolyn Ginno 470 20th Street SAN DIEGO 92102 30262 Crown Valley Janice Glaab Laguna Niguel 92211 Parkway B-503 30262 Crown Valley Paul Glaab Laguna Niguel 92677 Parkway B-503 Scott Goldsmith 100 Park Avenue New York 10017 July 15, 2016 Christopher Gunther 450 Lexington Ave. New York 10017 9550 Topanga Canyon Rondi Guthrie Chatsworth 93004 Boulevard 2699 White Road, Suite Matthew Hicks Irvine 92614 251 One Bush Street, Suite Yinh Hinh San Francisco 94104 550 Matthew Holder 4204 E. Townsend Orange 92867 Daniel Howard 12 Goldenrod Irvine 92614 2102 Business Center Christine Iger Irvine 92612 Drive, Suite 130 Tina Javid 1919 S. State College Blvd Anaheim 92806 Chuck Jelloian 9550 Topanga Cyn. Blvd. Chatsworth 91311 1325 S. Grand Ave., Bldg Jennifer Johnson Santa Ana 92705 B 3 Embarcadero Center, Milbrey (Casey) Jones San Francisco 94111 Suite 550 2973 Harbor Blvd., Suite Jill Kanzler Costa Mesa 92626 562 Kay Kearney 5383 Santa Barbara Ave Garden Grove 92845 Aaron Kilberg 1285 Ave of the Americas New York 11530 Kate Klimow 2 Park Plaza, Suite 100 Irvine 92614 Michael Lammers One North Wacker Dr Chicago 60606 John Lewis 4204 E. Townsend Orange 92867 Robert Love 2713 Starbird Drive Costa Mesa 92626 Donald Lucardi 680 Fifth Ave, Ste 1802 New York 10019 Lisa Major 830 N. Ross Street Santa Ana 92701 200 Bellevue Parkway, Brian Marvin Wilmington 19809 Suite 220 Brion May 2405 Vista Hogar Newport Beach 92660 Christie McDaniel 2973 Harbor Blvd #562 Costa Mesa 92626 5000 Birch Street, Suite Carol McDermott NEWPORT BEACH 92660 400 600 W. Santa Ana Blvd., Mark McDorman Santa Ana 92701 Suite 114-F 5560 Overland Avenue, Michael McNerney San Diego 92123 Suite 210 767 Fifth Avenue, 19th Doreen Mochrie New York 10153 Floor Jeff Montejano 62 via armilla San Clemente 92673 500 Mamaroneck Avenue, Paul-Andre Morgan Harrison 10528 1st Floor 1240 S State College Blvd. colleen moskal Anaheim 92806 Ste 200 Jennifer Muir 830 N. Ross Street Santa Ana 92701 Patrick Munoz 611 Anton Boulevard Costa Mesa 92626 14155 Bake Parkway, Mail Steven Nelson Irvine 92618 Stop SASC Mark Nichols 1314 W. Fifth Street Santa Ana 92701 2171 Cumberland Hill Lyle Overby Henderson 89052 Drive July 15, 2016 John Palmer One Post Office Square Boston 2109 4065 Hancock Street, M/S Lee Patterson San Diego 92110 Q1-A 767 Fifth Avenue, 45th Theodore Perkins New York 10153 Floor 1801 E. Katella Ave Suite Todd Priest Anaheim 92805 1002 Curt Pringle 1801 E. Katella, #1002 Anaheim 92805 julie puentes 307 Via Pato San Clemente 92672 65 East 55th Street, 30th John Purcell New York 10022 Floor 31877 Del Obispo Street, San Juan Michael Recupero 92675 Suite 204 Capistrano 15073 Avenue of Science, Dustin Reilich San Diego 92128 Suite 200 1517 W. Braden Court, Candice Reinhardt Orange 92868 Suite #A 1517 W. Braden Court, Jeanne Reinhardt Orange 92868 Sutie A Craig Reinhardt 1517 West Braden Court Orange 92868 Elizabeth Sanders 1 N Wacker Drive Chicago 60606 Harlan Saroken 767 Fifth Ave., 19th Floor New York 10153 John Shearburn 450 Lexington Avenue New York 10017 Ken Spiker 605 Frankfort Huntington Beach 92648 William Steiner 8143 E. Cheshire Road Orange 92867 Patrick Strader 19700 Fairchild, Suite 240 Irvine 92612 1401 Dove Street, Suite Heather Stratman Newport Beach 92660 330 Brevan Howard US, LLC, Bruce Terry 590 Madison Avenue, 9th New York 95814 Floor 25255 Cabot Road, Suite Thomas Thompson Laguna Hills 92653 103 1401 Dove Street, Suite Christopher Townsend Newport Beach 92660 330 Viet Tran 1325 S. Grand Ave. Santa Ana 92705 Jennifer Vaughn 12631 Monarch St. Garden Grove 92841 2350 Kerner Blvd., Suite Pauline Whelan San Rafael 94901 250 1801 E. Katella Ave., Suite Peter Whittingham Anaheim 92805 1002 1401 Dove Street, Suite Corinne Williams Newport Beach 92660 330 4343 Von Karman Ave., John Withers Newport Beach 92660 Third Floor Susan Withrow 25611 Pacific Crest Drive Mission Viejo 92692 Ruby Wood n/a Newport Beach 92660 6050 Santo Road, Suite Alan Ziegaus San Diego 92124 270 July 15, 2016 County of Orange Individual Lobbyist Registration Statement Form Section I: Registering County Lobbyist First Name Jerry Last Name Amante Street Address 3070 Bristol St., Suite 600 City Costa Mesa State CA Zip Code 92626 Phone Number (949) 336-4500 Business Email [email protected] Section II: Lobbyist Representing (Listing all individuals you represent) Name of Individual or Firm Represented Lynch Ambulance Street Address 2950 La Jolla St. City Anaheim State CA Zip Code 92806 Business Email [email protected] Phone Number (800) 347-3262 Effective Date (mm-dd-yyyy) 03/18/2014 Lobbying Status Inactive If lnactive, Inactive Date (mm-dd-yyyy) 01/14/2016 County of Orange Individual Lobbyist Registration Statement Form Section I: Registering County Lobbyist First Name Alejandra Last Name Arguello Street Address 767 Fifth Ave, Suite 45 City New York State NY Zip Code 10153 Phone Number (212) 826-7537 Business Email [email protected] Section II: Lobbyist Representing (Listing all individuals you represent) Name of Individual or Firm Represented Caspian Capital LP Street Address 767 Fifth Ave, 45 Floor City New York State NY Zip Code 10153 Business Email [email protected] Phone Number (212) 826-7537 Effective Date (mm-dd-yyyy) 12/19/2013 County of Orange Individual Lobbyist Registration Statement Form Section I: Registering County Lobbyist First Name Elbert Middle Initial P. Last Name Ashland Street Address 13231 Gilbert Street City Garden Grove State CA Zip Code 92844 Phone Number (714) 269-7531 Business Email [email protected] Section II: Lobbyist Representing (Listing all individuals you represent) Name of Individual or Firm Represented SCS Engineers Street Address 3900 Kilroy Airport Way, #100 City Long Beach State CA Zip Code 90806 Business Email [email protected] Phone Number (562) 426-9544 Effective Date (mm-dd-yyyy) 07/01/2011 County of Orange Individual Lobbyist Registration Statement Form Section I: Registering County Lobbyist First Name Whitney Last Name Ayers Street Address 12399 Lewis Street, Suite 103 City Garden Grove State CA Zip Code 92840 Phone Number (714) 663-0294 Business Email [email protected] Section II: Lobbyist Representing (Listing all individuals you represent) Name of Individual or Firm Represented Hospital Association of Southern California Street Address 12399 Lewis Street, Suite 103 City Garden Grove State CA Zip Code 92840 Business Email [email protected] Phone Number (714) 663-0294 Effective Date (mm-dd-yyyy) 01/18/2016 Lobbying Status Inactive If lnactive, Inactive Date (mm-dd-yyyy) 07/11/2016 County
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