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Herald Publications - El Segundo, Torrance, Manhattan Beach, Hawthorne, Lawndale, & Inglewood Community Newspapers Since 1911 - (310) 322-1830 - Vol. 106, No. 36 - September 7, 2017 Inside El Segundo Mayor Honored This Issue with Service to the Flag Award Certified & Licensed Professionals...... 14

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Police Reports...... 13 Amanda Clauss, 2017 President Women in Defense Greater Los Angeles Chapter; and Mayor Suzanne Fuentes, City of El Segundo. Photo by Casey Janes. See story in yellow box below. • Real Estate...... 8-11,15,16 Surprising News Arrives as Council Sports...... 5 Gears Up for TopGolf Vote Next Month

By Brian Simon is a “function of market and demand,” In Bur- different ground lease numbers if those are In anticipation of a final vote on the project lingame’s case, he said that city scored very important to the City. on October 3, the long-pending TopGolf saga highly and boasts “huge population growth Boyles said he was “struggling” with the took an unexpected turn during Tuesday night’s and corporate demand” with a lease area of many thousands of annual free hitting bay El Segundo City Council meeting when new, 13 acres and opportunities for larger revenues. hours, calling it a “huge gift” but realizing potentially game-changing information came He then spoke of the trade-off for community it could mean significant revenue loss as a Weekend to light during a lengthy public hearing on the benefits that are part of the TopGolf agreement result of “subsidizing our golf programs here matter. Mayor Suzanne Fuentes revealed that in El Segundo. Fuentes asked point blank if and in Manhattan Beach.” It was noted several Forecast TopGolf had just inked a deal with the City the City could have another million dollars if times on Tuesday that the bulk of patrons at of Burlingame in Northern California to build “we take away the free hours” (i.e. professional The Lakes of El Segundo are non-residents. a facility there with an annual ground lease of and youth groups that can use 10 hitting bays Ultimately, the Council majority (with Fuentes $1.5 million escalating to nearly $2 million gratis during certain hours). Charhon indicated and Dugan dissenting) agreed to certify the final after 20 years. This in comparison to the El that TopGolf would be “willing to talk about” See City Council, page 12 Friday Segundo agreement of $525,000 annually to Sunny start and an eventual increase to $687,000 in two decades. “I’m embarrassed for our city,” Mayor Suzanne Fuentes Honored 74˚/66˚ Fuentes said in response to the deal and El Segundo’s significantly lower yearly take. The Mayor added that Burlingame similarly has an with Service to the Flag Award “underperforming driving range,” deed restric- El Segundo Mayor Suzanne Fuentes was the government category. tions on the project land, and a major airport one of the three outstanding women honored Women in Defense (WID) is a National Saturday (San Francisco) nearby—and will get at least by Women in Defense, Greater Los Angeles Defense Industrial Association (NDIA) af- as nice a facility as El Segundo. Chapter (WID-GLAC) with a “Service to filiate that cultivates professional growth Sunny While sharing Fuentes’ concerns, Mayor Pro the Flag” award. The award honors the and opportunities to advance women in 75˚/67˚ Tem Drew Boyles pointed out that TopGolf (and achievements of outstanding women within all aspects of national security. Each year, developer CenterCal Properties) agreed to add the Southern California aerospace and de- its “Service to the Flag” award recognizes capital contributions (e.g. new clubhouse, golf fense community and serves as a benefit extraordinary leaders whose work in and course redesign, night lighting, among other to raise funds for Horizons scholarships. outside of government identifies and ad- items) to the El Segundo project that are not Mayor Fuentes joined Teri Kelsall, co- dresses some of the nation’s most trying Sunday included in the Burlingame arrangement. City founder, The Jonas Project; and Robin national security challenges. Manager Greg Carpenter estimated the total Follman-Otta, chief operations officer, A lifelong resident of El Segundo, Fuentes Sunny of those to be over $5 million, including $3.5 Markall Inc. & RA Industries LLC honored was elected Mayor in April 2014. Prior to 78˚/69˚ million in construction costs. at the fifth annual WID-GLAC celebration that, she was elected to serve a four-year In explaining the “perceived disparity” beat Hotel Maya in Long Beach on Sunday, term on the City Council in April 2010 and tween El Segundo and Burlingame, TopGolf August 27. Mayor Fuentes was honored then re-elected in 2014. Mayor Fuentes’ Director of Real Estate Devon Charhon noted with the “Service to the Flag” award in See Mayor Fuentes, page 3 that “every deal is different and unique” and Page 2 September 7, 2017 EL SEGUNDO HERALD Obituaries ESPD Engages Citizens Through Ara Avak Ara Avak passed away peace- the Airport Advisory Committee, Community Police Academy fully in his sleep on 28 August and the Senior Housing Board. By Brian Simon as well as educate them as to what it takes 2017 at age 92. He was born in He and Ellen continued to enjoy Ever wonder what it’s like to be a police to be an ESPD officer.” Harbin, China in 1924 as his par- folk dancing, ragtime (especially officer? A group of local citizens recently Sgt. Corkins noted that the impetus for ents traveled to the United States, at Old Town Music Hall) and got quite the overview as they attended and establishing the CPA was a suggestion from finally settling in Los Angeles. travel after retirement. They took He graduated from Manual Arts special delight in their two grand- High School in 1942 then attended children. He was predeceased by the Merchant Marine Academy at his wife Ellen. Ara is survived Kings Point in New York. He by his sisters Lydia Avak, Marena graduated in 1944 and, at one Larson (Jack), and Aida McBride, point, was the youngest chief his children Tony Avak and Susan engineer in U.S. Merchant Marine service, Richardson (Patrick) and grandchildren Robin serving on oil tankers until the end of WWII and Eric Richardson. A memorial service and into the 1950’s. Ara met the love of his will be held at Old Town Music Hall, 140 life, Ellen, at a folk dance party. They married Richmond Street, on Friday September 8th at in 1953 and moved to Inglewood, then to El 1:00 PM. All of Ara’s friends are invited to Segundo in 1966 to raise their two children. attend and share their memories. In lieu of Ara worked for Bell Telephone for many years flowers donations in his name can be made to and served on the El Segundo School Board, the Red Cross for Hurricane Harvey relief. • Herald in Spain

CPA Class #1 graduating class. Bottom Row: Officer John Deer, Chief Bill Whalen, Ryan Glennan, Vicky Moraga, Suzanne MacKusick, Captain Bob Turnbull.Middle Row: Anna Pirkl, Joel Gerlach, Bob McCarthy, Nathan Kostelecky, Tom Marick, Allen Semerdjian, Casey Cline from ESPD Special Operations. Back Row: Jay Morgan, Tyler Thomas, Dennis Falk, Matt MacKusick, Lt. Jeff Leyman, Sgt. Aaron Corkins. Photos by Lieutenant Dan Kim. eventually graduated from the first El Segundo a friend of several of the officers. “He ap- Police Department (ESPD) Community Po- proached us and said he attended a community lice Academy (CPA). The program debuted academy at a nearby agency and thought this on July 6, with eight consecutive Thursday would be perfect for our department and local night sessions running from 6 to 9 p.m. that citizens,” he said. From there, Lieutenant Jeff covered topics including K9, SWAT, CSI, traf- Leyman instituted the program and served fic enforcement, crime scene investigations, as a main proctor along with Sgt. Corkins DUI, officer safety and a scenario night. The and Officer John Deer.

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Spree” CSI Night. Academy students were introduced to different methods to obtain evidence at crime scenes. first class graduated on August 24. The aforementioned friend, Bob McCarthy, For ESPD Sergeant Aaron Corkins, the CPA admitted it was his “fault” that the ESPD serves to strengthen the bond and partnership launched the CPA. “I went through it [a CPA] between the officers and residents/business in Redondo Beach, fell in love with the con- Celebrate the Joy of Jewelry! members. “Most contact with a police officer cept and lobbied Captain Bob Turnbull that Tell us what your favorite piece of jewelry is and why: is negative,” he said. “Getting pulled over and ESPD should have one,” he said. “I believe (100 word maximum, please) getting a ticket, watching negative publicity it’s imperative that police departments reach on the news, or even being arrested. This out to their community any way possible. program gives us an opportunity to show This creates a non-adversarial situation that the community we are normal guys and gals puts cops in front of the folks. It is an open, with families. The main goal is to maintain two-way conversation that allows the citizens our positive relationship with the community See Police Academy, page 6

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We take Visa and MasterCard. • RSS Back to School Night, 5:00 PM. – The people of southeast Texas and the South said his family and team wanted to send a THURSDAY, SEPT. 7 8:00 PM., 615 Richmond Street, Call for Bay are separated by 1,500 miles and two message to the storm survivors, rescuers • El Segundo Farmer’s Market, 3:00 PM. info: 310-606-6831. time zones, yet they’ve gotten close. Houston and relief workers that L.A. has their backs. – 7:00 PM., located on Main Street, Down- FRIDAY, SEPT. 15 has the Johnson Space Center, which works “Having lived through the devastation of town El Segundo. • Bingo, 1:00 PM. - 3:00 PM., 50 Plus, $3.00 closely with the space systems teams in El the wildfires in San Diego County, we felt it • El Segundo Historical Committee Meeting, minimum, Senior Club of El Segundo, 339 Segundo and Hawthorne that provide flight was important to do something--in addition 7:00 PM. – 8:00 PM., El Segundo Public Sheldon St., Call Helen at: 310-416-9181. and engineering expertise to NASA’s Mission to a monetary donation--that would provide Library, 111 W. Mariposa Ave., Call: Sue SATURDAY, SEPT. 16 Control Center. tangible help in real time to assist those Carter at 310-640-8293. • Saturday Night Dance, 7:00 PM. – 9:45 The metro areas share industrial DNA who now suddenly find themselves without • ESMS Back to School Night, 332 Center PM., Cost: $3.00 Per Person, Adults of all through airlines, oil refineries, and now the a home,” Spanos said in a statement on the Street, Call for more info: 310-615-2690. Ages Welcome, Senior Club of El Segun- Los Angeles Chargers. These enterprises have team’s website. FRIDAY, SEPT. 8 do, 339 Sheldon St., Call: 310-524-2705. given Texans and Southern Californians a In addition, the team’s corporate partner, • Bingo, 1:00 PM. - 3:00 PM., 50 Plus, $3.00 • Tender Loving Care for Trees, 10:00 AM. chance to travel and bond with one another. Albertson’s, will match the first $200,000 minimum, Senior Club of El Segundo, 339 – 12:00 PM., Tree Musketeers – The Next From those interactions grew camaraderie and donated in stores on online by its customers. Sheldon St., Call Helen at: 310-416-9181. Generation, located at Memory Row on an appreciation for the similarities and the With so much damage done and the flood- • UMC Rummage Sale, 9:00 AM. – 5:00 Imperial Ave. differences between the two Southwestern ing and recovery still ongoing, the recovery PM., United Methodist Church, 540 Main • ES Auxiliary Children’s Hospital Wine and states. Texans relocated to the South Bay for is expected to take years and climb as high Street, El Segundo - Lots of good items Silent Auction, 5:00 PM. – 7:30 PM., Inter- the mild weather and the aerospace jobs, and as $100 billion. The Chargers said the semi- for sale. national Garden Center, 155 N. Sepulveda, some moved back home after they retired. trucks left immediately after Wednesday’s SATURDAY, SEPT. 9 For more info: elsegundoauxiliarychla.org. Now, the people of Houston--including 12-hour collection drive at a Vons supermarket • UMC Rummage Sale, 9:00 AM. – 1:30 • Concerts in the Library: Burning Heart colleagues at NASA and South Bay trans- on Sunset Boulevard near Hollywood. “We PM., United Methodist Church, 540 Main Bluegrass – Traditional Bluegrass, 2:00 plants to the Lone Star State--are homeless know firsthand this will be a long process of Street, El Segundo - Lots of good items PM., free, El Segundo Public Library, 111. and hurting and South Bay-based contrac- recovery, and every amount of support will for sale. W. Mariposa Ave., Call: 310-524-2770. tors, grocers and retailers, and pro sports help,” Spanos said. • Saturday Night Dance, 7:00 PM. – 9:45 SUNDAY, SEPT. 17 teams have been quick to offer their help. The Houston Food Bank identified food PM., Cost: $3.00 Per Person, Adults of all • Bridge & Pinochle Groups, 11:30 AM. – Boeing and Chevron have pledged $1 mil- and personal care items that Houston-area Ages Welcome, Senior Club of El Segun- 3:45 PM, Senior Club of El Segundo, 339 lion apiece to the American Red Cross. The residents are in critical need of since many do, 339 Sheldon St., Call: 310-524-2705. Sheldon St., Call Pam at: 310-318-2856. newly settled Los Angeles Chargers and its of them evacuated their homes and haven’t SUNDAY, SEPT. 10 MONDAY, SEPT. 18 corporate partner Albertson’s held a food and been allowed back because of persistent • Bridge & Pinochle Groups, 11:30 AM. – • Canasta Group, 12:00 PM. – 3:00 PM., 50 supply drive on Wednesday in Los Angeles. flooding. They are: pop-top, ready-to-eat 3:45 PM, Senior Club of El Segundo, 339 Plus, Free, Senior Club of El Segundo, 339 Semi-trucks filled with items of need are on items; shelf-stable pantry items such as Sheldon St., Call Pam at: 310-318-2856. Sheldon St., Call Pam at: 310-318-2856. their way today to the Houston Food Bank, peanut butter, tuna and soup; bottled water; MONDAY, SEPT. 11 TUESDAY, SEPT. 19 according to the Chargers. hand-held snack items such as granola bars; • Canasta Group, 12:00 PM. – 3:00 PM., 50 • Pinochle, 11:30 AM. – 3:30 PM., Senior The National Football League team that cleaning supplies such as paper towels and Plus, Free, Senior Club of El Segundo, 339 Club of El Segundo, 339 Sheldon St., Call returned to Los Angeles this season will bleach; new personal hygiene items such as Sheldon St., Call Pam at: 310-318-2856. Pam at: 310-318-2856. play its home games at the StubHub Center toothbrushes and toothpaste; and diapers--both TUESDAY, SEPT. 12 • City Council Meeting, 7:00 PM., City Hall, in Carson until 2020, when a new NFL sta- baby and adult sizes. • Pinochle, 11:30 AM. – 3:30 PM., Senior 350 Main Street, Call: 310-524-2306. dium in Inglewood opens. Chargers players The Los Angeles Lakers who train in El Club of El Segundo, 339 Sheldon St., Call • El Segundo Kiwanis Club Meeting, 12:10 directly affected by the storm took time off Segundo jumped up with a $100,000 pledge Pam at: 310-318-2856. PM., The Lakes at El Segundo, 400 S. Sepul- from preparing for Sunday’s season opener to the American Red Cross to assist Harvey • Board of Education Meeting, 7:00 PM., veda Blvd., Contact: elsegundokiwanis.org. to load trucks and greet South Bay residents relief operations. The team encouraged Lakers District Administrative Offices, Board WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20 and football fans who dropped off donations fans to “help those in need: with a gift to Room 641 Sheldon Street. • Bowling, 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM, 50 Plus, and volunteered at the event. The Spanos the Red Cross either by calling 1-800-RED- WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13 Senior Club of El Segundo, Gable House family that owns the Chargers also pledged CROSS or giving online at redcross.org. • Bowling, 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM, 50 Plus, Senior Bowl, 22501 Hawthorne Blvd., Torrance, $500,000 toward Harvey relief efforts from South Bay-based companies and brands Club of El Segundo, Gable House Bowl, Cost: $8.00 for 3 games, Call Joyce at: Texas through Louisiana, Kentucky and have stepped forward either with monetary 22501 Hawthorne Blvd., Torrance, Cost: $8.00 310-322-7621. Tennessee. gifts or pledged matching gifts for south- for 3 games, Call Joyce at: 310-322-7621. THURSDAY, SEPT. 21 Southern Californians are more accustomed eastern Texas residents affected by flooding • ESHS Back to School Night, 6:00 PM. – • El Segundo Farmer’s Market, 3:00 PM. to dealing with earthquakes and wildfires than and hurricane damage. The U.S. Chamber 8:00 PM., ESHS PAC, 640 Main Street, – 7:00 PM., located on Main Street, Down- floods, but that hasn’t stopped individuals of Commerce listed corporate donations and Call: 310-615-2662. town El Segundo. and locally operated businesses and brands offers of assistance to the Harvey relief opera- THURSDAY, SEPT. 14 • Drop-In Lobby Event: Raising Bilingual from opening their wallets and hearts for tions, which was last updated September 1. • El Segundo Farmer’s Market, 3:00 PM. Children, 7:00 PM. – 8:00 PM., free, El families and entire Texas communities 2,000 See Houston’s Back, page 4 – 7:00 PM., located on Main Street, Segundo Public Library, 111 W. Mariposa Downtown El Segundo. Ave., Call: 310-524-2728. • Davis & DeRosa Physical Therapy, Inc. Mayor Fuentes from front page Davis & DeRosa Physical Therapy, established in 2003, focus has been on financial stability, economic Out Against Drugs (ROAD) and Park Vista development, emergency preparedness, pre- Senior Housing Board and actively supports provides a quaint boutique practice located in El Segundo, serving El Segundo’s unique character, and the El Segundo Concert Band. She is a former California. The 4,000 square foot facility is a well known retaining Los Angeles Air Force Base. member of the El Segundo Planning Commis- practice offering its patients private, personal treatment by Fuentes recently retired from a nearly 30- sion, the El Segundo Aviation Safety and Noise a licensed therapist at every visit. Patients are guaranteed year career with a major aerospace company. Abatement Committee, the El Segundo Unified one-on-one attention for their 45-minute treatment. Her last position held was Quality Assurance School District Facilities Advisory Committee manager in satellite integration, test and launch. and the El Segundo Education Foundation In 2008, she was honored as one of the com- Superintendent’s Roundtable. THE PRACTICE SPECIALIZES IN pany’s Women of Achievement. She served on Mayor Fuentes is passionate about serving DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT FOR: the executive board of the Los Angeles chapter U.S. military, veterans and retired military Chronic Neck and Back Pain of the American Society for Quality and was working dogs. In 2010, she founded Space awarded its Community Service award in 2010. Elves, a holiday giving program that fulfills Pre and Post Surgical Rehabilitation She represents the City Council on the South the Christmas wish lists of hundreds of chil- Sports Injuries Bay Cities Council of Governments, the Los dren of deployed U.S. Marines. In 2013, El Work Injuries Angeles County Economic Development Corp. Segundo Chamber of Commerce recognized Neurological Disorders and the Los Angeles Jobs Defense Council. Mayor Fuentes as the Volunteer of the Year Foot and Ankle Disorders (including orthotics) Mayor Fuentes serves on the El Segundo for founding Space Elves. 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Houston’s Back from page 3 Whole Foods is taking donations for the Houston once flight operations resume. The American Red Cross through the Amazon Dallas-based carrier supplied catering services to Smile website, and promised to match cash support the shelter at the Kay Bailey Hutchison donations of up to $1 million. American Convention Center in downtown Dallas, and Airlines is giving loyalty-program members made a $500,000 donation to the Red Cross. 10 miles for every dollar members donate United Airlines is encouraging passengers to to the Red Cross, with a minimum donation donate to the relief efforts by offering three of $25. Apple is accepting donations of $5, million bonus miles to MileagePlus members $10, $25, $50, $100, or $200 through iTunes. who made a donation. The carrier said it will Every donation is passed onto the American match the first $100,000 in donations to the Red Cross, and Apple gave $2 million to the American Red Cross or AmeriCares. Red Cross and offered to match employee Raytheon wasted little time, announcing two donations at a 2:1 rate. days after Harvey made land on August 25 that The Bank of America Charitable Founda- the company would make a $250,000 grant to tion is donating $1 million to support Harvey help residents affected by the hurricane and relief efforts, including a $250,000 donation flooding. Raytheon’s gift included $50,000 to to the Red Cross. Bank of America will also the American Red Cross and a matching grant match employee donations of $1 or more until of up to $100,000 for all employee donations September 30. to ongoing disaster relief in the region. Last Boeing made a $1 million pledge to the week, nationwide retailer Walmart made the American Red Cross, and Carnival Cruise largest pledge to date, offering $20 million for Lines and its philanthropic division also said Hurricane Harvey relief efforts. This includes they would give $1 million to Harvey disaster $10 million for support of American Red Cross relief, without specifying which organizations shelters and $2 million in support of a relief would receive the gift. Carnival ‘s Chairman fund at the Greater Houston Community Foun- Micky Arison and his wife matched the cruise dation. The Arkansas-based retailer promised ship company’s $1 million gift with a donation to match customer donations two to one up to of their own. $10 million in cash and products. Chevron is making a $1 million contribution This is not meant as a complete listing to the American Red Cross, and the California- of companies and brands involved with the based refinery said that the Chevron Humankind corporate giving to the Gulf region. A full list- fund will match the personal contributions of the ing, which is updated regularly, can be found company’s U.S. paid employees and retirees. at www.uschamberfoundation.org/aid-event/ Valero did the same with a $1 million gift and hurricane-harvey. Companies that wish to have gave away free gas in the Houston area during their donations and fundraising drives added and after hurricane Harvey that set a storm-drive to the list can do so by using the form on the n rainfall record of 51.88 inches for the 48 states. Corporate Aid Tracker. The page also lists past Southwest Airlines donated 100 round-trip disasters and the level of corporate support for tickets to help move volunteers from disaster recovery from past disasters and emergencies response organization Team Rubicon into in the United States and in foreign countries. • Are You Still Paying Too Much For Your Medications? Their Price You can save up to 97% when you ﬁ ll your prescriptions CrestorTM with our Canadian and International prescription service. $870.10 Get An Extra $15 Off & Free Shipping Typical US Brand Price On Your 1st Order! for 40mg x 100 Call the number below and save an additional $15 plus get free shipping Our Price on your ﬁ rst prescription order with Canada Drug Center. Expires June 30, 2017. Offer is valid for prescription orders only and can not be used in Rosuvastatin* conjunction with any other offers. Valid for new customers only. One time $141 use per household. Use code 15FREE to receive this special offer. Generic equivalent of CrestorTM Call toll-free: 877-541-9362 Generic price for for 40mg x 100 www.canadadrug.us/segundo

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Water Polo Team Reloads for Los Angeles Angels Praying Another Successful Season to Ascend into Postseason Story and Photos by Gregg McMullin for this season when the CIF instituted a By Adam Serrao but this year Simmons has been having The El Segundo High School boys’ water competitive balance system. Don’t look now… but despite a horrible a career year at the plate as well. He has polo team has as much storied history as its This season’s team will be led by captains start to the season, the Los Angeles Angels been hovering around a .300 batting average, baseball team. Last season, the Eagles won Kyle Crist, a three-year starter, and third-year are making a strong push toward a postseason which is well above his career .266 show- another league title by running the table and player Nolan Young. Crist was the team’s appearance this year. The reason that the ing. He is also approaching his career high going 8-0 in the Ocean League. This season, leading scorer last season and has been team is making its push may not be for the in home runs (17) and has already broken which kicks off with the Conejo Tournament selected to the first team All-Ocean League reason that most people would immediately his season high in RBIs, which was previ- Friday and Saturday, has the potential to his sophomore and junior seasons. He was assume. The Angels haven’t necessarily been ously set at 59. be another league championship campaign. also named to the All-CIF team the past two obliterating their competition this year. Instead, Though the Angels haven’t looked like Head coach Riley Brady is highly encour- consecutive seasons and is being touted as the competition has been just as mediocre as much of a World Series contender for a aged by the prospects of his team to defend one of the top players not only in the South the Angels have been. Whatever the reason good majority of the season, general manager the Ocean League crown. He’s also encour- Bay but in Division 3 this season. Young’s may be, though, Los Angeles is certainly in Billy Eppler stayed strong and kept hope. aged by a possible postseason run too. Last experience and leadership skills will also help. the hunt. And one thing that we all know Instead of selling off assets, he decided season the Eagles were defeated 14-7 by Another one of the team’s top players from playoff competition is that once you to bolster the lineup in hopes of making eventual CIF champions Santa Margarita, could be one of the best sophomores in the make it into the race, absolutely anything a playoff run. “This team showed a lot of from the Trinity, in the first round of the South Bay if not the entire Southern Section. can happen from there. fight over the course of the year,” Eppler CIF Southern Section Division 2 playoffs. Owen Hale is coming off a summer in which When looking at the MLB standings at explained. “Their play warranted continued The Eagles were moved to the Division 3 See Water Polo, page 6 any given moment, you’re more likely than investment in the club, which we were able not to see the Angels record at 5-5 over to do when [owner] Arte [Moreno] gave us their last 10 games of play. That may not the green light.” come as a surprise being that the team has That green light led to the signings of both hovered right around a .511 win percentage Justin Upton from the Detroit Tigers and for the majority of the second half of play. Brandon Phillips from the Atlanta Braves. At this point and time, it’s safe to say that The moves immediately gave depth to a team the Angels don’t have what it takes to catch that was obviously lacking in that area, with a Houston Astros team that has been at the Upton specifically bringing much-needed top of the American League all season long. power to the lineup in front of Trout. “The With Mike Trout back to full health and a lineup looked good,” Simmons said last roster full of players who are finally hitting Friday night after Upton and Phillips played their respective strides, though, the Angels their first game with the team. “We put up just might have what it takes to beat out a really good at-bats, scored a lot of runs. That list of other mediocre teams vying for the lineup showed what it can do.” last remaining Wild Card spot in the Ameri- That lineup will have to continue to can League. show what it can do in order to back up a August was the Angels’ most impressive pitching staff and a bullpen that have been month of the entire baseball season by far. less than stellar this year, to say the least. The Halos jumped out to a four-game win- Despite the Angels’ nine-run output with ning streak to start the month before another Upton and Phillips in the lineup for the Nolan Young (center) will be counted on for his experience as the Eagles look to defend their Ocean League title. six-game streak and a three-game sweep over first time, starting pitcher Tyler Skaggs was their divisional rivals from Oakland rounded only able to go two innings while giving up things out. Though it’s late in the season, six runs. The bullpen gave up another three ES High’s Owen Hale Competes Los Angeles has been playing its best ball in a 10-9 loss that was awfully reminiscent of the year at precisely the right time. The of many games that the Angels have lost at International Level team’s recent impressive showing has done this season. By Gregg McMullin national team. After a weekend in May and its part to not only put it into competition As of last weekend, Los Angeles was still The El Segundo High School water polo a week of training in June, they made a final for a shot at the Wild Card, but to also make hovering just above the .500 mark, well team has a budding superstar. Owen Hale is cut to 14 players. This was the last cut, with the Angels one of the frontrunners vying for behind Houston in the American League not your typical 15-year-old sophomore. He the rest comprising the team that has the the last available spot. West standings and just barely on the outside is a well-spoken, highly motivated teenager privilege to represent the United States on One massive wrench in the Angels’ plans looking in at the last spot in the American and excels in the pool. Hale was a standout the international stage. Owen Hale made it to take the American League West this League Wild Card standings. The Angels’ in his freshman year, helping the Eagles to through all of the preliminary cuts and was year was the injury to their star--and argu- front office has now done all that it possibly an Ocean League title. named to the final roster representing the ably the game’s best player--Mike Trout. could do in order to put the team in a posi- Hale, who had been playing club water polo, United States. Naturally, it would have been easy for tion to make a run at the playoffs this year. wanted to set his sights higher by playing for The team flew to Belgrade, Serbia to Los Angeles to give up without its leader Now, it’s simply up to the players--new and a national team. As he explained, the process compete in The Darko Cucic Memorial on the field, but instead of folding, the old--to produce on the field. Unfortunately of making the national team takes about a Tournament and faced teams from Slovakia, team found a way to stay in contention. One for the Angels, producing is something that year. It involves sacrificing most weekends Malta, Moldova, Australia, Serbia and the of the ways it stayed within reach was the the team has been awfully mediocre at all to play in tournaments or training and getting Netherlands. Team USA won the prestigious play of shortstop Andrelton Simmons. The season long. through various cuts. In the beginning ,there 15-and-under tournament for the first time after infielder’s defense has never been a question, – [email protected] • are between 375-400 athletes from all over defeating Croatia 9-6 in the title game. Team the country competing for 14 roster travel USA went 7-0 in the tournament, including team spots. back-to-back one-goal victories that led the After the Olympic Development Program team to the final. The U.S. defeated Serbia DEADLINES Championships 70 athletes were selected for 8-7 and the Netherlands 9-8. a four-day “National Team Selection Camp” The first night in Belgrade, the players OBITUARIES: Monday at noon. featuring two to three sessions a day as well were lucky enough to train with the Serbian CALENDAR ITEMS: Monday at noon. as a 2,000-yard swim for time. From there, 15u National Team. Hale said that there was PEOPLE ITEMS: Monday at noon. 24 athletes were selected to be the US Cadet See Owen Hale, page 13 CLASSIFIEDS: Tuesday at noon. 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to learn how the PD works and shows that academy. It’s no piece of cake to become a cops are really just like the rest of us.” peace officer. According to the most recent Entertainment Everything went swimmingly, according to statistics released by the City, ESPD had re- Corkins, when asked to assess the first eight ceived 202 applications with only 27 of those California Typewriter is a Beautiful weeks. “It was even more successful than we people moving on to take the state aptitude hoped,” he reported. “The participants were test. Of those, only nine people passed the Ode to the Tools We No Longer Need very engaged, asked great questions…and exam. The department continues to ramp up By Cory Madsen for www.cinemacy.com vista that director Doug Nichol leads us to is a to be honest, I think we as officers looked its recruitment campaign and public outreach I’ll be wholly honest with you. I’ve never beautiful view into how the machines that tran- forward to each week as much as they did. in order to build the number of sworn person- understood nostalgia. I’m more apt to be scribed generations of thought affect us today. Several nights we stayed after the session nel to the allotted 62. “We have four people found with a copy of The Life Chang- The tools we use to create carry as much the and answered questions until late in the currently in the police academy and are still ing Magic Of Tidying Up than a history burden of the creation as we do. In part, the tech- evening. I formed a bond with this special looking to fill four current vacancies as well book, but here I am hammering away on a nological changes of this century have allowed group that I am sure will last throughout my as create a list for possible future vacancies,” Selectric I thrifted from my local Goodwill even more of those important thoughts and entire career.” Corkins said. after seeing this film and I can’t help but letters to fit so neatly somewhere in the digital Fourteen individuals graduated from the Meanwhile, the upcoming fall session for think I’m better for having changed my mind clouds over a struggling typewriter repair shop first class, with the men and women in the the second CPA is in the works with several on the importance of the tools we use to create. outside San Francisco. However, what we’ve lost group representing a diverse cross-section of people already on the list for the classes. The Part love letter and part eulogy, California may be more important than what we’ve gained the business sector and ranging in age from program will increase to nine weeks this time Typewriter is, at its base, a trip down memory by the convenience of progress. The physical 23 to 65. “I was really impressed by the ex- out, Corkins noted. “We encourage members lane in search of the right keys to press to quell connection to the art we create with words is citement that ESPD showed for the program of the residential and working community to that panging thirst for expression. A series what we’re asked to believe has disappeared and the time commitment from preparation sign up,” he said. It is open to adults ages of vignettes that begin as peeks through the with the abundance of all these digital options. to presentation,” McCarthy said. “No one 18 and up who live or work in El Segundo. blinds at mad men shouting in the street about California Typewriter is a beautiful ode to the called it in--and they hung around after the The ESPD screens all the applicants to make the dangers of technology end up more like tools we no longer need to use, but should find session to answer any questions. All of us sure they don’t have a violent criminal past tear-jerking love letters to the tools we use to a reason to keep around for the value they hold who participated took advantage of each and or felony convictions. Information on the speak to one another and the value of history above their use. See this film because you like every session. The feeling was sadness when CPA is available on the ESPD Facebook it was over and they all wanted more. All page and City website. in all, I believe it was a huge success really Police Chief Bill Whelan, who was a fixture surpassing everyone’s expectations. It was at many of the Thursday gatherings, hopes interesting, informative and fun! And the the CPA can be part of the City’s long-term fact that the food Aaron served was great law enforcement strategy. “This is an op- didn’t hurt either.” portunity for us to open up our doors and Corkins confirmed that he heard from invite the public in for a behind-the-scenes several graduates about how much fun they look at what the men and women of the El had. “A few told me how they wish they Segundo Police Department do each and ev- would’ve considered being a police officer ery day,” he said. “It allows our residents to earlier in their lives,” he said. “One person get to know our officers on a more personal in particular showed a lot of interest in pos- level. One of the most important attributes sibly leaving his career and applying to be we can have as a police department is being a police officer with ESPD.” transparent to the community we serve. Hav- Speaking of career changes, the program ing the Community Police Academy is one also covered areas such as hiring and train- way of demonstrating our transparency, and ing as well as attending the “real” police it’s a great way of building relationships.” • Tom Hanks in California Typewriter. Courtesy of American Buffalo Pictures. to art. Somewhere along the line, probably as obscure history. See it because you just want the search for the first typewriter ever made Sam Shepard to break your heart with his words brings the film to my hometown of Milwaukee, one more time. See it for whatever reason you I found a link to the nostalgia I’ve long been need to, but see it. It’s easy to dismiss some- wary to accept, and then the carriage returned. thing because it’s old and seems irrelevant, “The past is a luxurious pursuit,” Martin How- but to notice it’s there is all the more amazing ard says of his extensive collection of typewriters. because of that. It’s something to be revered, The pursuit of the history of the typewriter something to be cherished, and something to is the pursuit of the history of more readily be remembered. Like your grandparents. Who available language, love, thought and news. by the way, would like you to give them a call. It is more interesting than its listless paragraph California Typewriter is unrated. 103 minutes. in the Wikipedia entry for the “typewriter.” The Now playing at The Landmark. • Score BIG With DISH Deals! 190 Channels Now only ... $ 99 Scenario night. Academy students conducting a mock high-risk traffic stop. 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Place the chicken on or off the skewer and spoon the Mango Salsa on top • Jerk Chicken Rub & Skewers • 1/2 tsp ground black pepper • 3 cloves minced garlic • 1 pound chicken breast, cubed • 3 tbs olive oil • Skewers, soaked in water Politically Speaking One Man’s Opinion Another Man’s Opinion Let’s Remember Ourselves Heatwave Hits California By Duane Plank profit-mongers are taking advantage of the in the Harvey Tragedy As Southern Californians, we do live in a cataclysmic environmental disaster. There have desert, by the way…sweltered over the weekend been reports of price gouging, with gas, water, By Cristian Vasquez state drowning? No. We all know smear with some confines scoring triple-digit temps. lodgings, food and other necessities seeing their In the middle of all the destruction and campaigns are to politics what peanut butter Many of our fellow citizens habitating the great prices in the areas affected by the hurricane devastation caused by Hurricane Harvey, is to jelly, but there is a place and time and state of Texas continued to deal with the aftermath skyrocketing. we have been reminded who we truly are: CNN missed the mark on both. How we use of the devastation wreaked by hurricane Harvey. Even locally, it seemed that before the first kind-hearted Americans. The years of politi- our resources says a lot about us and CNN Most fair and balanced pundits have scored the drop of water from Harvey had hit the turf in cal bickering and recent months of violent decided to use its platform for a political Trump administration with high marks for their Texas, local gas stations in our South Bay had polarization seem to have taken a pause in attack when the focus should be getting aid in-region preparation prior to Harvey hitting already raised their prices about a dime a gallon. the chaos of Houston’s worse hurricane in to the people in need. And yes, Senator Cruz landfall, as well as after the killer hurricane And they raised their prices again last week. years. However, even in this dire moment, voted against providing people in a different moved on, petering into a tropical storm. Smart capitalist businessmen charging what we see part of the problem that has caused state with aid, but how did shaming him Of course, the leftists on CNN and MSNBC the market will bear. Easy answer to that one. this deep rift between the right and left. In during a broadcast make things better for scoured the Trump appearances in Texas, look- And finally, pay attention, because this may the middle of news coverage, it was CNN those in Houston? It didn’t. ing for any negatives relating to the President’s not occur all that often in this column. I am that decided to remind viewers that Texas It’s embarrassing that it would take a crisis response. They went to page 36 of the “Resist going to give kudos to a lefty politician, Cali- Senator Ted Cruz voted against a bill that of this nature for Americans to stop accus- Trump” playbook and came up with a narrative fornia Senator Dianne Feinstein. Last week, the would contribute money to the victims of ing each other of destroying the country that Trump did not evoke sufficient empathy 84-year-old Dem, who is running for re-election Super Storm Sandy. That right there was a and come together as one. So why can’t, or when he visited the devastated, flood-ravaged in 2018, veered from the resist playbook, so reminder to America that on television, no won’t, we do this on a daily basis? When area during and after the biblical rainfall. help me Rachel “Madcow” Maddow. Feinstein matter how desperate the situation, let’s take we look back at moments of great need, the Even when Trump does it well, does the counseled “patience” to her fellow California a moment to smear someone of a different American spirit and heart are generous like right thing, he is excoriated by the “main- libs in their dealings with President Trump, ideology. no other. Whether the need is at home or stream” media. noting that “this man is going to be President, For the record, I do not like Senator Ted abroad, we as a nation never fail to deliver. Trump was not involved in the hands-on nuts most likely, for the rest of this term. I think Cruz and will leave it at that. Second, CNN But why must it be when the situation is and bolts of pre- and post-Harvey planning, but we must have some patience. It’s eight months isn’t the only network that does this--but in dire? Why can’t we approach each other he efficiently and quickly gave FEMA all the into the tenure of the presidency.” order to become a better person, group and with the same kindness when dealing with power and authorization that it needed to most A little honesty from a veteran legislator society, we need to start holding ourselves up our daily affairs? The reasons why we don’t effectively help the stricken folks in Texas and on the left. Her comments were immediately to a higher standard. Yet to have a network remain unclear to me. However, it is clear nearby environs. And he is doing everything shouted down by resistors like the soon-to-be show images of a flooded city and its dis- that some networks are more interested within his power to quickly send a nearly $7.9 termed-out Cali state Senate leader Kevin placed families huddling in the background, in ratings and will use any opportunity to billion initial installment for FEMA to Congress, de Leon, who seemingly has his aspirations highlighting the tragedy, only to turn around remind its viewers who is to blame. We are which hopefully will have been passed by the blocked by elderly Demo office holders. “We and berate a person for a legislative vote in desperate need of exercising our ability to returning-from-lengthy-vacationing walkabouts don’t owe Trump patience,” he said, while is unnecessary. Should Cruz be brought to overlook our differences to help our fellow by the time you peruse this column. eyeing Feinstein’s senate perch, “we owe task for all of his actions as a senator? Yes. countrymen. This week, the Great State of Unfortunately, as always seems to happen Californians resistance.” Does it have to happen in the middle of his Texas reminded us how it’s done. • during time of crisis, lowlife scavengers and That sums up the Dem strategy, eh? • Page 8 September 7, 2017 EL SEGUNDO HERALD

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City Council from front page environmental impact report (EIR) for the bers for the Council to vote on next month. $200,000 a year and that a pro forma analysis something about it,” Brann said. However, project as well as approve revisions to the latest Councilmember Carol Pirsztuk said it was showed TopGolf generating more revenue than the land in question is not technically in El lease agreement (by a 5-0 vote). Tuesday’s ac- important to move forward on Tuesday to set keeping the status quo or an enhanced course. Segundo—making it ethically problematic for tions don’t approve TopGolf. The specific and things in motion, “have another conversation During the public hearing two dozen people the Council to spend the $65,000 mentioned to general plan approvals will be up for vote Oc- and modify the agreement for the October addressed the Council with 14 for TopGolf, spruce up the area. Other ideas bandied about tober 3. Also hanging in the balance are various vote.” If the Council approves the project nine against and one neutral. Both the Planning included approaching service organizations, due diligence items, including a “form of agree- next month, the ordinance will go into effect Commission and Economic Development Advi- Eagle scouts and local companies for help. ment” between CenterCal and Chevron for the November 2 and still potentially allow the sory Council (EDAC) previously recommended The Council also introduced an ordinance land use approval and grant deed expected to estimated six- to eight-month construction on approval of the project. “I firmly believe our to consolidate future municipal elections with be ready in the next week; and provision of the golf course redesign to wrap up in time residents want this to happen,” Boyles said of those of the state. Recent California legislation additional parking stalls by West Basin. Though for summer programming. TopGolf itself will TopGolf, noting that El Segundo residents over- requires the City to comply since El Segundo’s he expressed concerns about traffic and parking likely build out in 10 months to a year. whelmingly spoke in favor of the project back average voter turnout for its own elections were problems from a busy TopGolf facility earlier, Tuesday’s lengthy presentation also included when he was campaigning for a Council seat and well below the turnout for statewide contests. Councilmember Don Brann gave his go-ahead a summary of the history of The Lakes and also on Tuesday night. Brann begged to differ. He City Clerk Tracy Weaver reiterated her depart- for the EIR—stating that he accepted the findings the golf course fund financials; highlights of reported that when he ran for Council, he com- ment’s preference to make the change in time that the project would not trigger next-level the more-than-five-year process since TopGolf missioned a study in which a professional phone for the November 2018 elections, feeling it is significant impacts. Dugan wasn’t so sure. “I first approached the City about a facility in bank polled local voters about various issues “in the best interest of the City and residents.” don’t know if I believe the traffic study,” he said. 2012; renderings of the golf course redesign; including TopGolf. Brann said only 40 percent However, the Council opted to wait until June Though approving the latest round of lease and key elements of the agreement. of respondents thought TopGolf was a good 2022 (with the ability to keep municipal elec- amendments, the Council will look to a third In addition to the $525,000 annual ground thing while 50 percent thought it was a bad idea tions in April for both 2018 and 2020). “I’m party—with Continental Development Corpo- lease previously negotiated, TopGolf would (with 10 percent undecided). “All the people not voting for anything that extends my term ration President Richard Lundquist mentioned also remit the City three percent of gross who think TopGolf is the best thing ever… the [which ends April 2020],” Brann said, adding as Councilmember Mike Dugan’s preferred beverage sale receipts after the third year of people of El Segundo do not agree,” he said. that he also prefers June over November so candidate—to meet with TopGolf/CenterCal operation; build a new clubhouse and practice Tuesday’s meeting, which lasted more than City elections can remain stand-alone. Weaver over the next few weeks to “negotiate the best greens on the golf course; kick in $400,000 4.5 hours, also featured other agenda items pointed out that in choosing June, El Segundo deal” for the City before the final vote. “I’m towards new lighting (with the City paying including a presentation by local artist and might still have to hold elections in November convinced after seeing the Burlingame deal for any amount over and above); and waive teacher Natalie Strong on her plans to create on alternate cycles if other pending legislation that we do not have the best deal for the City,” its business license tax rebate. a mural at the Recreation Park Clubhouse at goes into effect. Brann speculated that state Dugan said, adding that the Council did not Carpenter spoke of the project’s “indirect no cost to the City. The Council also discussed lawmakers will likely revise the current re- do its job right and that the project never went benefits” that include adding 400 jobs (250 cleaning up the entryway to town at Impe- quirements. In the meantime, Finance Director out for RFP (Request For Proposal). full-time) and providing an attractive venue to rial Avenue near the airport—particularly the Joseph Lillio will come back to the Council The end result may well be another revised hold corporate events. He added that estimated weed-infested center median from the 105 to with a proposed budget year extension concept lease agreement with a different set of num- tax revenues for the City add up to about Pershing. “We should find the money and do to align with the future election dates. • PUBLIC NOTICES

City of El Segundo City of El Segundo Public Hearing Notice Public Hearing Notice The CITY COUNCIL will hold a public hearing on: The CITY COUNCIL will hold a public hearing on:

Amendment to El Segundo Municipal Code Regarding Signs Plaza El Segundo and The Point

Project Description: Consideration of amendments to Title 15 of the El Segundo Municipal Code (ESMC) Address: 700-860 S. Sepulveda Blvd., 2004-2015 East Park Place, and 700-740 Allied Way regarding signs that will: 1. Ensure the City does not regulate content; 2. Update definitions; 3. Clarify general sign provisions; 4. Modify sign standards; and, 5. Streamline sign review processes. The project was initially reviewed Project Description: A request to amend prior approvals for the Plaza El Segundo and The Point shopping by the Planning Commission on August 24, 2017, when the Commission adopted a resolution recommending that centers originally approved in 2005 and amended subsequently. The two centers consist of 498,442 square feet the City Council approve the ordinance. The City Council is the final decision maker on the amendments. This of retail, restaurant, grocery, office, service and fitness uses. The applicant seeks to increase the size of the project project consists of Environmental Assessment EA-1150 and Zone Text Amendment ZTA 16-02. by 18,850 square feet; to ease restrictions on the size of tenant spaces; to modify the maximum area of specific uses; to allow additional uses in the C-4 zone; and to increase the size of the permitted monument signs. This Applicant: City of El Segundo project consists of the following applications: Environmental Assessment EA-1185; Zone Text Amendment ZTA Hearing: Tuesday, September 19, 2017, 7:00 pm 17-02; and Development Agreement DA 17-01 (7th Amendment). City Council Chambers Please note that the project was initially reviewed by the Planning Commission on August 24, 2017. At the August 350 Main Street th El Segundo, CA 90245 24 hearing, the Planning Commission adopted a resolution recommending that the City Council approve the project. The City Council is the final decision maker on the project and the related amendments. Environmental Determination: The proposed zone text amendment is exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and the regulations promulgated thereunder pursuant to CEQA Guidelines Section (14 Applicant: Street Retail, Inc. California Code of Regulations, Section 15061(b)(3), because it can be seen with certainty that the amendments will not have the potential for any impacts on the environment. Hearing: Thursday, September 19, 2017, 7:00pm Further Information: Any person may give testimony at the public hearing at the time and place indicated above. City Council Chambers Written comments may be submitted to Raneika Brooks, Assistant Planner, at [email protected] or mailed 350 Main Street to the address above. Note that any appeal of a decision made following a public hearing may be limited to the El Segundo, CA 90245 issues raised by evidence submitted before or during that public hearing. Environmental Determination: Addendum to Certified EIR. In 2005, the City certified a Final Environmental Gregg McClain. Planning Manager El Segundo Herald Pub. 9/7/17 Impact Report (FEIR) for the Sepulveda/Rosecrans Site Rezoning and the Plaza El Segundo Development, of City of El Segundo H-25728 which this project is a part. Pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), staff analyzed the potential impacts of the project and determined that although some changes or additions to the previously certified FEIR are necessary, none of the circumstances described require preparation of a subsequent EIR. Consequently, staff prepared a draft addendum to the FEIR. The Addendum is available for review at the following locations: City of El Segundo, Planning Div. El Segundo Public Library 350 Main Street 111 W. Mariposa Avenue El Segundo, CA 90245 El Segundo, CA 90245 Autumn, the year’s last, loveliest, Also at: www.elsegundo.org /depts/planningsafety/planning/default.asp: Further Information: Any person may give testimony at the public hearing at the time and place indicated above. Written comments may be submitted to Paul Samaras, Principal Planner, at [email protected] or mailed smile. to the address above. Note that if you challenge the above described project in court, you may be limited to raising only those issues you or someone else raised at the public hearing described in this notice, or in written correspondence delivered to the City at, or prior to, the public hearing. - William Cullen Bryant Gregg McClain. Planning Manager El Segundo Herald Pub. 9/7/17

City of El Segundo H-25727

NOTICE OF PETITION TO persons unless they have waived notice personal delivery to you of a notice under NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: or consented to the proposed action.) section 9052 of the California Probate NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF DATE: Tuesday, September 19, 2017 The proposed ordinance is categorically DOUGLAS S. FRANCO The independent administration authority Code. ABANDONED PERSONAL TIME: 7:00 p.m. exempt from review under the California CASE NO. 17STPB07718 will be granted unless an interested Other California statutes and legal PROPERTY: PLACE:City Council Chambers Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), as To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, person files an objection to the petition authority may affect your rights as a Take notice that in accordance with the 350 Main Street provided in classes 1, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, and contingent creditors, and persons who and shows good cause why the court creditor. You may want to consult with an provisions of California Civil Code § El Segundo, California 21 of the CEQA Guidelines, since its may otherwise be interested in the should not grant the authority. attorney knowledgeable in California law. 1993.07(b) and Government Code § TAKE NOTICE that the City of El adoption would generally implement WILL or estate, or both of DOUGLAS S. A HEARING on the petition will be held in YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the 6066, the following described articles Segundo City Council will hold a public measures to protect the environment. FRANCO. this court as follows: 09/29/17 at 8:30AM court. If you are a person interested in of personal property will be sold at hearing at the time and place indicated The related files for the above-mentioned A PETITION FOR PROBATE has been in Dept. 99 located at 111 N. HILL ST., the estate, you may file with the court public sale by competitive bidding on above on the following matter: proposal are available for public review filed by ZACHARY FRANCO AND LOS ANGELES, CA 90012 a Request for Special Notice (form DE- September 20, 2017, 10:00 a.m., at 133 Ordinance Amending Chapter 4 and Monday through Thursday, between ROBERT CRAMER in the Superior Court IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of 154) of the filing of an inventory and Lomita Street, El Segundo, CA 90245: Chapter 7 of Title 5 of the El Segundo 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. in the City of of California, County of LOS ANGELES. the petition, you should appear at the appraisal of estate assets or of any Rubber manufacturing equipment, tools, Municipal Code El Segundo Public Works Department, THE PETITION FOR PROBATE requests hearing and state your objections or file petition or account as provided in Probate office equipment, furniture, and other Address: Citywide located at 350 Main Street, El Segundo, that ZACHARY FRANCO AND ROBERT written objections with the court before Code section 1250. A Request for Special miscellaneous items used in connection Applicant: City of El Segundo CA 90245. Any person may give CRAMER be appointed as personal the hearing. Your appearance may be in Notice form is available from the court with Karr Rubber Manufacturing. The last Property Owners: Various testimony at the public hearing at the representative to administer the estate of person or by your attorney. clerk. known owner of the personal property PROJECT DESCRIPTION time and place indicated above. Please the decedent. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contingent Attorney for Petitioner was CRAIG KARR dba Karr Rubber The proposed project is an ordinance contact John Gilmour in the Public Works THE PETITION requests authority creditor of the decedent, you must file ANGELA KIL, ESQ. - SBN 260237 Manufacturing, former commercial tenant amending Chapter 4 to Title 5 and Department at (310) 524-2316 for further to administer the estate under the your claim with the court and mail a copy CARICO JOHNSON TOOMEY LLP of 133 Lomita Street, El Segundo, CA Chapter 7 to Title 5 of the El Segundo information. Note that any appeal of a Independent Administration of Estates to the personal representative appointed 841 APOLLO ST STE 450 90245. Municipal Code (ESMC) to update decision made following a public hearing Act . (This authority will allow the personal by the court within the later of either EL SEGUNDO CA 90245 El Segundo Herald Pub. 8/31, 9/7/17 the municipal code to comply with the may be limited to the issues raised by representative to take many actions (1) four months from the date of first 8/31, 9/7, 9/14/17 H-25720 current language and requirements of the evidence submitted before or during that without obtaining court approval. Before issuance of letters to a general personal CNS-3046436# California Regional Water Quality Control public hearing. taking certain very important actions, representative, as defined in section EL SEGUNDO HERALD Board – Los Angeles Region’s Order John Gilmour, however, the personal representative will 58(b) of the California Probate Code, or El Segundo Herald Pub. 8/31, 9/7, No. R4-2012-0175 regarding waste Senior Engineering Associate be required to give notice to interested (2) 60 days from the date of mailing or 9/14/17 discharge requirements for municipal City of El Segundo H-25718 separate storm sewer systems (MS4s). El Segundo Herald Pub. 9/7, 9/14/17 H-25730 EL SEGUNDO HERALD September 7, 2017 Page 13 Police Reports Thursday, August 24 A traffic accident (with injuries) occurred Sunday, August 27 Avenue. Taken was a garage door opener. One male adult was arrested at 0114 hours at 1740 hours from Douglas Street and Maple A shoplifting report was taken at 0143 Monday, August 28 from the 200 block of East Pine Avenue for Avenue, three vehicles involved. hours from the 700 block of North Sepulveda A vandalism report was taken at 0609 possession of drug paraphernalia. Friday, August 25 Boulevard. Suspect(s) entered a business and hours from the 100 block of West Mariposa One male adult was arrested at 0206 hours A petty theft occurred at 0945 hours in the took three cases of Red Bull without paying. Avenue. Unknown suspect(s) shattered an from the 200 block of Main Street for public 100 block of South Sepulveda Boulevard. Two A missing person was located at 0511 automatic sliding glass door. intoxication. suspect(s) took cigarettes, coffee and other hours from the 100 block of South Sepulveda A petty theft report was taken at 0827 One female adult was arrested at 0258 miscellaneous items without paying. Boulevard. A female juvenile was reported hours from the 900 block of Cedar Street. hours from the 800 block of North Sepulveda A traffic accident (without injuries) occurred missing out of Torrance PD on 08/27/17. A catalytic converter was removed from the Boulevard for public intoxication. at 1628 hours in the 2300 block of East Rose- A lost or stolen plate report was taken at victim’s vehicle. One male adult was arrested at 0343 hours crans Avenue, three vehicles involved. 1312 hours from the 100 block of Whiting One female adult was arrested at 1046 from 36th Street and Highland Avenue in A burglary (commercial) report was taken at Street. hours from the 500 block of West Imperial Manhattan Beach for one outstanding LASD 1858 hours from the 1900 block of Hughes Way. A burglary (vehicle) report was taken at Avenue for suspicion of burglary and receiv- felony warrant and one outstanding Gardena A wedding gown was taken from a storage unit. 1644 hours from the 1600 block of East Maple ing stolen property. • PD misdemeanor warrant. One male adult was arrested at 2256 hours An online lost property report was taken at from Imperial Avenue and California Street 0650 hours from the 100 block of Main Street. for one outstanding El Segundo PD misde- Owen Hale from page 5 A bracelet was lost at the location. meanor warrant, one outstanding Culver City noticeable elevated level of physicality and the thick of, but he and his teammates held A burglary (vehicle) report was taken at PD misdemeanor warrant, one outstanding pace--especially in the power play. on for an 8-7 win. 0815 hours from the 500 block of Hornet Pasadena PD misdemeanor warrant and one The difference in pool size was also a Hale expressed what making the national Way. Unknown suspect(s) gained entry into outstanding San Bernardino County Sheriff challenge for the team. Hale said, “The pool team meant for him and how it will help him the victim’s vehicle by prying open a door. misdemeanor warrant. is 30 meters long opposed to the 25-yard and his teammates this season. “Hopefully Taken was a stereo headset. Saturday, August 26 pools we play in for El Segundo. When from a physical standpoint, the 25-yard pools A burglary (vehicle) report was taken at One female adult was arrested at 1048 hours you are subbed out you don’t have enough will feel like nothing or at least not as chal- 1026 hours from the 500 block of Hornet from Chapman Way and Douglas Street for false energy to swim back to the bench, so you lenging towards the end of a game,” he said Way. Unknown suspect(s) gained entry into impersonation of another and one outstanding have to swim straight to the wall and make “Every time you hop in the pool, everything the victim’s vehicle by prying open a door. Hawthorne PD felony warrant. the walk back.” you’ve done before then is preparation for Taken was a car stereo. A traffic accident (with injuries) occurred The team started out 4-0 and faced Ser- the next moment. It’s a vicarious experience An online vandalism report was taken at 1348 at 1124 hours in the 400 block of East Grand bia for a real showdown in the tournament. and that’s the psychological part of it. This hours from the 700 block of South Sepulveda Avenue, vehicle versus vehicle. Again they came out with very impressive trip to Serbia has given me the experience Boulevard. Unknown suspect(s) scratched the Warrants-One male adult was arrested at 1956 speed, physicality and coordination. The defending against a rapid pace I haven’t victim’s vehicle. hours from the 500 block of Center Street for match remained close throughout until the experienced before.” A traffic accident (without injuries) occurred public intoxication, one outstanding El Segundo last 44 seconds when Team USA took the Hale hopes the experience of playing at the at 1349 hours from the 600 block of North PD misdemeanor warrant and one outstanding lead for good. Those final 44 second were international level will help his high school Sepulveda Boulevard, vehicle versus vehicle. Hawthorne PD misdemeanor warrant. • an intense defensive battle that Hale was in team be successful this season. •

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Registered Owner(s): YACOOB & CARIM Owner(s): RONY ALFREDO GOMEZ, Owner(s): TRINITY ACUPUNCTURE, Registered Owner(s): RAUL BARBA INC. LOS ANGLELES COUNTY. Registered INC., 1811 SCHILLING CT, TORRANCE, 5015 W. 133 ST., HAWTHORNE, CA TH INC., 4305 TORRANCE BLVD, SUITE 3327 W. 112 STREET, INGLEWOOD, Owner(s): VURNE BOBBS JR., 13003 CA 90501, CA CORPORATION. This 90250. This business is being conducted 208, TORRANCE, CA 90503. This CA 90303. CA. This business is being ARCTURUS AVENUE, GARDENA, business is being conducted by a by an Individual. The registrant business is being conducted by a conducted by a corporation. The registrant CA 90249. This business is being Corporation. The registrant commenced commenced to transact business under corporation. The registrant commenced commenced to transact business under conducted by an individual. The registrant to transact business under the fictitious the fictitious business name or names to transact business under the fictitious the fictitious business name or names commenced to transact business under business name or names listed above listed above on: 08/2017. Signed: business name or names listed above listed above on: 09/1992. Signed: RAUL the fictitious business name or names on: 06/2017. Signed: YACOOB & CARIM RONY ALFREDO GOMEZ, OWNER. on: 07/2013. Signed: SOU YEONG KIM, BARBA INC, OWNER. This statement listed above on: 08/2017. Signed: VURNE INC, PRESIDENT. This statement was This statement was filed with the County PRESIDENT. SOU YEONG KIM/TRINITY was filed with the County Recorder of Los BOBBS JR., OWNER. This statement filed with the County Recorder of Los Recorder of Los Angeles County on ACUPUNCTURE, INC. This statement Angeles County on AUGUST 2, 2017. was filed with the County Recorder of Los Angeles County on JULY 27, 2017. AUGUST 18, 2017. was filed with the County Recorder of Los NOTICE: This Fictitious Name Statement Angeles County on AUGUST 10, 2017. NOTICE: This Fictitious Name Statement NOTICE: This Fictitious Name Statement Angeles County on AUGUST 7, 2017. expires on AUGUST 2, 2022. A new NOTICE: This Fictitious Name Statement expires on JULY 27, 2022. A new Fictitious expires on AUGUST 18, 2022. A new NOTICE: This Fictitious Name Statement Fictitious Business Name Statement expires on AUGUST 10, 2022. A new Business Name Statement must be filed Fictitious Business Name Statement expires on AUGUST 7, 2022. A new must be filed prior to AUGUST 2, 2022. Fictitious Business Name Statement prior to JULY 27, 2022. The filing of this must be filed prior to AUGUST 18, 2022. Fictitious Business Name Statement The filing of this statement does not of must be filed prior to AUGUST 10, 2022. statement does not of itself authorize the The filing of this statement does not of must be filed prior to AUGUST 7, 2022. itself authorize the use in this state of a The filing of this statement does not of use in this state of a Fictitious Business itself authorize the use in this state of a The filing of this statement does not of Fictitious Business Name in violation of itself authorize the use in this state of a Name in violation of the rights of another Fictitious Business Name in violation of itself authorize the use in this state of a the rights of another under Federal, State, Fictitious Business Name in violation of under Federal, State, or Common Law the rights of another under Federal, State, Fictitious Business Name in violation of or Common Law (See Section 14400 ET the rights of another under Federal, State, (See Section 14400 ET SEQ., Business or Common Law (See Section 14400 ET the rights of another under Federal, State, SEQ., Business and Professions Code). or Common Law (See Section 14400 ET and Professions Code). 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Fictitious Business Fictitious Business Fictitious Business Fictitious Business Fictitious Business Name Statement Name Statement Name Statement Name Statement Name Statement 2017230258 2017231114 2017236018 2017215946 2017218018 The following person(s) is (are) doing The following person(s) is (are) doing The following person(s) is (are) doing The following person(s) is (are) doing The following person(s) is (are) doing business as 1) NUTWOOD ESTATES business as LUIS DETAIL, 1732 AVIATION business as CREATIVE ENDEAVORS, business as CHAMPIONS REAL business as 1) DOCTOR SMILE 2) HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION , BLVD. #116, REDONDO BEACH, CA 731 W. SYCAMORE AVE, EL SEGUNDO, ESTATE GROUP SOUTH BAY, 16412 DOCTOR SMILE DENTAL, 11976 807 EAST NUTWOOD STREET. 90278, LOS ANGELES COUNTY. CA, 90245, LOS ANGELES COUNTY. HAWTHORNE BLVD, LAWNDALE, AVIATION BLVD, INGLEWOOD, CA INGLEWOOD, CA 90301; 2) P.O. BOX Registered Owner(s): LUIS BARILLAS, Registered Owner(s): TONI A. CA 90260, LOS ANGELES COUNTY. 90304, LOS ANGELES COUNTY. 1331, INGLEWOOD, CA, 90308, LOS 4715 WEST 260TH ST., LAWNDALE, HONSOWETZ, 731 W SYCAMORE AVE, Registered Owner(s) :CHAMPIONS Registered Owner(s): H DAVID ANGELES COUNTY. Registered CA, 90260. This business is being EL SEGUNDO, CA 90245. This business REAL ESTATE GROUP SOUTH BAY DENTAL INC., 11976 AVIAITON BLVD, Owner(s): 1) JONATHAN BRIEN, 807 conducted by an Individual. The registrant is being conducted by an Individual. LLC, 16412 HAWTHORNE BLVD, INGLEWOOD, CA 90304. This business E. NUTWOOD ST. 1, INGLEWOOD, commenced to transact business under The registrant commenced to transact LAWNDALE, CA 90260. This business is is being conducted by A CORPORATION. CA 90301. 2) ANA AGUILAR, 807 E. the fictitious business name or names business under the fictitious business being conducted by a LIMITED LIABILITY The registrant commenced to transact NUTWOOD ST. 2, INGLEWOOD, CA listed above on: 08/2017. Signed: LUIS name or names listed above on: N/A. COMPANY. The registrant commenced business under the fictitious business 90301; 3) QUENTRELLA JACKSON, BARILLAS, OWNER. This statement was Signed: TONI A HONSOWETZ, OWNER. to transact business under the fictitious name or names listed above on: 807 E. NUTWOOD ST. 3, INGLEWOOD, filed with the County Recorder of Los This statement was filed with the County business name or names listed above on: N/A. Signed: H DAVID DENTAL INC, CA 90301; 4) ARTURO MARTINEZ, 807 Angeles County on AUGUST 22, 2017. Recorder of Los Angeles County on N/A. Signed: CHAMPIONS REAL ESTATE PRESIDENT, HOSSEIN JAVID. This E. NUTWOOD ST. 4, INGLEWOOD, CA NOTICE: This Fictitious Name Statement AUGUST 24, 2017. GROUP SOUTH BAY LLC, MANAGING statement was filed with the County 90301. This business is being conducted expires on AUGUST 22, 2022. A new NOTICE: This Fictitious Name Statement MEMBER, YESENIA CHICAS. This Recorder of Los Angeles County on by an Unincorporated Association other Fictitious Business Name Statement expires on AUGUST 24, 2022. A new statement was filed with the County AUGUST 9, 2017. than a Partnership. The registrant must be filed prior to AUGUST 22, 2022. Fictitious Business Name Statement Recorder of Los Angeles County on NOTICE: This Fictitious Name Statement commenced to transact business under the The filing of this statement does not of must be filed prior to AUGUST 24, 2022. AUGUST 8, 2017. expires on AUGUST 9, 2022. A new fictitious business name or names listed itself authorize the use in this state of a Fictitious Business Name in violation of NOTICE: This Fictitious Name Statement Fictitious Business Name Statement above on: 01/1994. Signed: JONATHAN Fictitious Business Name in violation of the rights of another under Federal, State, expires on AUGUST 8, 2022. A new must be filed prior to AUGUST 9, 2022. BRIEN, TREASURER. This statement the rights of another under Federal, State, or Common Law (See Section 14400 ET Fictitious Business Name Statement Fictitious Business Name in violation of was filed with the County Recorder of Los or Common Law (See Section 14400 ET SEQ., Business and Professions Code). must be filed prior to AUGUST 8, 2022. the rights of another under Federal, State, Angeles County on AUGUST 21, 2017. SEQ., Business and Professions Code). El Segundo Herald: Pub. 8/31, 9/7, 9/14, Fictitious Business Name in violation of or Common Law (See Section 14400 ET NOTICE: This Fictitious Name Statement El Segundo Herald Pub. 8/31, 9/7, 9/14, 9/21/2017 H-1690 the rights of another under Federal, State, SEQ., Business and Professions Code). expires on AUGUST 21, 2022. A new 9/21/2017 H-1689 or Common Law (See Section 14400 ET INGLEWOOD NEWS: Pub. 9/7, 9/14, Fictitious Business Name Statement SEQ., Business and Professions Code). 9/21, 9/28/2017 HI - 1692 must be filed prior to AUGUST 21, 2022. 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