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Chrissy Ruh strikes a pose with Dave Hodge, who played Clyff News,sheet Views & Culture of the Eastern Sierra Jenkins in Sierra Classic Theatre’s “Vertical Fatality” murder mystery dinner. More photos, see p. 25. Saturday, November 26, 2016 FREE Vol. 14, No. 48 THE FINALS COUNTDOWN A SAFE SPACE? Following the election, reports of harassment and bullying in schools are on the rise By Giles and Rea n Tuesday, Novem- school breaks to volunteer for ber 8, The United political campaigns. “I have OStates elected its 45th also had students say that president, Donald J. Trump. there was fear.” During his campaign, Trump Taylor Kumlue said that promised a national regis- a student in her daughter’s try for Muslim Americans, eighth grade class left school proposed building a wall on in tears the day after the the border with Mexico, and election results were final- was videotaped talking about ized. “She was terrified for grabbing women by their her parents, and wondering genitals. if they were undocumented,” Regardless of who they vot- said Kumlue. ed for, people in Mammoth In his 2015 article “The have expressed distress over Quiet Force” published by the election and its effect on Powder Magazine, Mam- children, some of whom have moth’s David Page cited questioned their safety fol- Cornell University Sociolo- lowing Trump’s victory. The gist Daniel Lichter when he Sheet spoke with parents, called Mammoth Lakes one teachers and students this of a handful of “Hispanic PHOTO: LUNCH week about their feelings in boomtowns.” The 2010 cen- What every student dreads as finals approach. the wake of the election. sus indicated that 34 per- Erin LeFrancois teaches cent of the community was U.S Government at Mam- Hispanic. Mammoth Lakes BRAVE NEW WORLD moth High School, and said Police Department estimates “this is the most divisive that 50 percent of the com- Human performance guru offers a vision for the future of Mammoth election I have ever taught in munity is Hispanic, and Page By Rea twenty-four years of teach- reported that 50 percent of ich Boccia says the cally before Walshe’s presen- that orchestrated extreme ing.” LeFrancois said she the students in Mammoth community of Mam- tation at Rafters restaurant. athlete Felix Baumgartner’s was in the middle of teach- Unified School District were Rmoth Lakes still doesn’t Morgan, Chair of MLR’s dive to earth from the edge ing a unit about the execu- Hispanic. know what it wants to be Fundraising Committee, of space in 2012 (the Red Bull tive branch on election day. In 2014, The Pew Research when it grows up, and Dr. along with Executive Direc- Stratos mission). Prior to his “We’ve had an open dia- Center reported that Mexi- Andy Walshe, Head of High tor Boccia, invited Walshe to time with Red Bull, Walshe logue and I’ve tried to field cans made up 52 percent of Performance for Red Bull, of- share his vision of Mammoth worked with the U.S. Ski and [students’] questions in an unauthorized immigrants in fered one possible vision on Lakes as a center for Human Snowboard Team (USSA) unbiased manner, and that’s 2014 and unauthorized im- Saturday, November 19. Performance Optimization and designed the Center For been hard at times.” LeFran- migrants made up 5 percent “How often do you get a (HPO). Excellence in Park City, Utah. cois said she had never had of the United States’ work- community that’s essentially Walshe, who lives in Los He’s got a PhD in Applied Bio- so many students ask her for force. a blank canvas?” Mammoth Angeles with his wife Chris- mechanics and, importantly, help registering to vote, and Donald Trump’s promise Lakes Recreation’s Gary Mor- tine and their twin daugh- he’s familiar with Mammoth, that she had two students to deport undocumented gan asked The Sheet rhetori- ters, was a part of the team see WALSHE, page 26 who traveled to Ohio over see SAFE, page 8 Pirate Eddy Perversion of Women do it better Kids boost tourism Glitch in the matrix diversion

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“Causa ego sermo ut mihi est quoniam Sarah Rea ...... Writer Daddy: There once was a pirate and his name was Eddy and more solus unus cuius refero ego recipero.” [email protected] than anything in the world, Pirate Eddy loved … -George Carlin Margaux: Pirate’s Booty! Charles James ...... Contributor 760.614.0546 Daddy: That’s right. And what else did Pirate Eddy love? JACK LUNCH Margaux: Pirate Betty! Clouds McCloud ...... PUBLISHER Ass-trologer Daddy: That’s right. And what else did Pirate Eddy love? P.O. Box 8088 Abagael Giles ...... Margaux: Pirate’s Booty! Writer Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546 [email protected] Daddy: Correct. But you already said Pirate’s Booty. 760.924.0048/[email protected] Margaux: Pirate Eddy really loves Pirate’s Booty. An adjudicated paper of general circula- Daddy: Okay, but what Pirate Eddy also loved was a holiday that’s For a subscription to The Sheet contact tion. ©2016 The Sheet, all rights reserved. coming up very, very soon. Do you remember what that holiday is? Lunch at his above e-mail address, or call the office. Issues are mailed out bi-weekly. Cost Margaux: Christmas! Daddy, does Pirate Eddy love Santa Claus? www.thesheetnews.com Check out for is $65/year. Daddy: Of course. Everybody loves Santa Claus, because Santa Claus more content, daily updates and free online may be judgmental as to whether you’re bad or good, but he never classifieds. body shames … But before Christmas, can you remember the holiday Daddy: Well frankly, neither do I, because whomever is President has where the Pilgrims made friends with the Indians (before they decided about zero impact on people’s daily lives, but anyway, they were very to gift them blankets riddled with disease) and where we eat turkey and outspoken and passionate about it. Finally, they all grudgingly agreed watch football? that they would have dinner together, but they decided that in the Margaux: Thanksgiving! interest of peace, they’d divide the room into two tables. There’d be the Daddy: Exactly. Thanksgiving. And this was going to be a very special red table, and the blue table. Thanksgiving because it was the first Thanksgiving that Eddy and Betty Margaux: Which table did Eddy and Betty sit at? would spend as a couple, and so they wanted to celebrate it with all Daddy: Well, Pirates really don’t care so much about this kind of thing their friends. Unfortunately, their friends didn’t really want to celebrate because they really don’t believe in teams. Pirates are a little red and a Thanksgiving together because they all had very strong opinions and little blue. They steal from everybody. So Pirates Eddy and Betty de- were all very emotional about the recent Presidential election and they cided they might be better off setting up a third table sort of halfway were afraid that if they all got in the same room and started talking between red and blue and they could help pass the plates from one about it, they’d end up hating each other. Do you know why? table to the other. Margaux: No. They were very busy. The blue table accused the red table of taking more than its fair share and demanded that Eddy and Betty redistribute the turkey from those who got more to those who got less. Then the red table accused the blue table of conspiring before the party via private emails to bring smaller dishes to the potluck, which is why there wasn’t enough food to go around, even though there was actually way too much food and not a single person could finish what was on their plate. It seemed everyone liked to argue more than they liked to eat, which Eddy found really strange, because all he liked to do was eat and sleep and chase Betty around. Margaux: That’s what you like to do with Mommy … Daddy: ‘Tis true, child. I, too, have a bit of the pirate in me. Anyway, after they got through the meal, everyone decided that maybe they could break the ice by playing some games. A card game of Hearts sounded promising until one of the blue-leaning guests refused to use the term “trump,” which makes certain card games decidedly more confusing. see EDDY, page 7

4 I www.thesheetnews.com THE SHEET I Saturday, November 26, 2016 LOCAL NEWS A FLAW IN THE SYSTEM Missing payment exposes trouble with Mammoth’s TOT and TBID collection system By Rea easons 4 owner/manager Teri return for August 2016.“The only ly produced reports looking for this violators can have a meeting behind Stehlik, who is also a member reason the Town noticed it is be- type of error, it would not have been closed doors and yet I have to stand Sof the Transient Occupancy cause I did file an amended return,” found by staff for a period of time up here in front of all of you.” Tax (TOT) Compliance Committee, said Stehlik. The taxes owed, in the of at least one month,” according to John Morris, Director of Opera- didn’t set out to expose a flaw in the amount of $25,443.04, were paid on the report. tions at Snowcreek resort, spoke in Town of Mammoth’s Lakes’ revenue the same afternoon that Stehlik was “You have a fiduciary responsibil- Stehlik’s defense. collection system when she submit- notified, according to Town’s staff ity to this community and obviously “As far as revenue goes, we’re ted her tax return on time in Febru- report. that failed,” said Stehlik. “I think it talking about 70 percent of Town’s ary 2016. However, Stehlik found “Only upon my amended return failed because there’s a failure in the revenue is TOT. So knowing where 70 herself in front of Mammoth’s Town did the Town actually do any re- system. Unfortunately that failure… percent of your revenue is is prob- Council on Wednesday, November search and find out that I had a past is coming at my expensive, figura- ably a good idea,” said Morris.”So 16 to appeal late fees imposed on due balance,” said Stehlik at Coun- tively and literally.” I think there definitely needs to her business for unpaid TOT and cil. Patterson recommended in his be some more adaptations to this Tourism Business Improvement Dis- “While the Town’s revenue team report that Stehlik be charged whole process. This can happen trict (TBID) fees due to a failure of does make an effort to review re- solely for one month’s late payment. to any of us…it begs the question, the Xpress Bill Pay online payment turns… it is not the Town’s required Whether taxes pare paid one day ‘When would the Town have noticed portal, which the TOML uses to col- obligation under the Municipal late or 29 days late, the penalty is the that this money was missing if Teri lect these fees, to notify the Revenue Code to notify a taxpayer of taxes same, Coucnil member Colin Fernie hadn’t filed an amended return?’” Department that Stehlik’s return had due,” stated the Staff Report pre- clarified. Seasons 4’s penalty in that Morris and Stehlik both said that been submitted but no payment had pared by Rob Patterson, Administra- case would have been $4,179.93. the Town should practice better been made. tive Services/Finance Director. “This However, Council ended up waiv- customer service with the business “The town had…four days to see is a responsibility of the tax payer.” ing all Stehlik’s fees entirely and au- owners that fund so much of its there was a tax return received but However, “Staff believes that ad- thorizing a refund operations. there was no income,” before late ditional due diligence on the Town’s of the $3,816.45 “[The penalty] penalties were applied, said Stehlik. part and/or the tax payers’ part that Stehlik had is something we However, the Town did not discover should have noted the unpaid bal- already paid in “ would never, ever the missing income until September ance the following month. As the what Stehlik called Returning this money do to a customer 28, when it reviewed Season 4’s ac- new system does not automatically “a surprise” when or a client,” said count after Stehlik filed an amended report this and staff has not routine- The Sheet spoke means we’re not going Morris. “That to with her later me is really bad about the matter. to have to pay $150,000 customer service.” “Returning this to a consultant who is Council was money means presented with we’re not going going to come in and either the option to have to pay to charge Stehlik $150,000 to a show us how to collect $10,177.26, which consultant who was the penalty is going to come our money. for unpaid taxes in and show us from February GET how to collect -Cleland Hoff until Septem- our money,” said ber, or $4,179.93, Council member which was the late XC SKI Cleland Hoff. “[We penalty applied can] use this as a ” anywhere between springboard for “one minute late” SCHOOLED better practices in the future.” (in Council member Fernie’s words) Up your Nordic ski skills with season-long coaching Mayor Pro Tem John Wentworth and one month late. However, Coun- starting Dec 3 with your choice of Tuesday or Saturday asked Patterson if the system failures cil Member Hoff introduced a third sessions. Try your ﬁ rst day FREE, then sign up for the that caused the missing payment to option, which was to waive Stehlik’s rest of the season at the Cross Country Ski Center at go unnoticed had been corrected, fees entirely. Tamarack Lodge for only $320. and he responded that they had. “I think that it’s important to do Furthermore, he said that Stehlik’s this as objective[ly] as possible and 11-WEEK MASTERS PROGRAM case helped his department to fix focus on the lessons learned out Tamarack Season Pass required. the problem. of this,” said Wentworth. “I would “We did identify there were other just say no harm, no foul across the instances of this,” said Patterson. board …and let’s move on.” “We have [reviewed] everything that Mayor Shields Richardson was the was within this current fiscal year. one Council member who favored anything prior to this current fiscal charging Stehlik the $4,179.93. “We year we’ll have to review on a case- have to stay true to what we are by-case basis.” here,” said Richardson. “Do we have Stehlik said at the meeting that she to do some better work with our was upset to have to appear before outreach to our community? I think Council, noting that property own- we’re starting to do that. But the fact ers accused of illegally renting are al- of the matter was [the taxes weren’t] lowed to have a private, closed-door paid.” meeting to resolve their issues. Council voted 4-1 to waive Steh- “Unfortunately, this is a very lik’s penalties. Council member LEARN MORE ONLINE embarrassing situation for me to be Colin Fernie told Stehlik “I very in, this is very humiliating. I feel as much appreciate…all you do for the though I’m being put up here as a community. You are without a doubt public tar-and-feathering…there’s one of the most significant contribu- some major inequity when TOT tors to the community.” THE SHEET I Saturday, November 26, 2016 www.thesheetnews.com LOCAL NEWS I 5 NO DENIAL: MMSA EXECS TALK LOBBYING, CLIMATE Rusty Gregory and Ron Cohen called out by Powder Magazine, Cohen responds By Rea n article in Powder Magazine stein introduced it to the Senate. in regards to questions about the politician Cohen was lambasted called out two of Mammoth Cook is listed on www.votesmart. climate change issue. Gregory was for supporting in 2014. According AMountain Ski Area’s top ex- org as holding a policy position that unable to respond to The Sheet’s to the Federal Elections Commis- ecutives this month, claiming they does not support the federal regula- request for a comment, however, sion, Sutman donated $2,550 to both have supported politicians tion of greenhouse gas emissions, at a November 16 Mammoth Town General Electric, and that PAC do- who deny climate change, a charge as well as supporting the Keystone Council meeting, Gregory said “the nated thousands of dollars to Mary MMSA Vice President Ron Cohen XL pipeline. The site also lists Mary Sierra is certainly suffering from… Landrieu between 1999 and 2014. calls a gross oversimplification. Landrieu as supporting the Key- global climate change. There’s no Cohen said he believes the Powder The story, written by Porter Fox and stone XL pipeline and not support- question about that…Except for article is an example of a culture of published on November 3, states ing the regulation of greenhouse gas a few idiots, the science is pretty “shaming” that is pushing people that Mammoth Mountain CEO emissions in 2014. tough to refute.” further apart rather than uniting Rusty Gregory donated $21,000 to Cohen denounced Fox’s piece as Cohen called the Powder maga- them. Republican Rep. Paul Cook between “weak,” saying it was “more of an zine article a “weak attempt at find- “People generally aren’t ‘good’ or 2010 and 2015, and that Cohen advocacy piece” than journalism. ing an easy answer. The system is ‘evil,’ life is far more complicated donated $5,000 to Mary Landrieu, “The only thing you can take away way more complex than that.” than that,” wrote Cohen in an email a former Democratic U.S. Senator from that article is, before I make a He also questioned whether or not to The Sheet. “That sort of push from Louisiana, in 2014. Fox names contribution to somebody, I have Powder had a leg to stand on in the for ideological purity is everything Landrieu (who was defeated by to make sure that they 100 percent fight. “Another point of the article that’s wrong with the system… Republican Bill Cassidy that same ideologically line up with my beliefs, is that ski areas should be extra Without compromise and working year) as “one of the only Democrats and that’s just not the world we live sensitive to this because they’re together towards the middle, the who supported the Keystone XL in,” said Cohen. “It’s just an over- more subject to climate change only thing left is polarization and pipeline, fracking, and nearly all oil simplification of the way the system than other businesses. Well, what civil war.” industry interests…” works.” about Powder magazine? Its whole Cohen also said that he stands “I made a donation on behalf of He insisted that the reality of poli- existence is for skiing, so should by his contribution to Landrieu. “I an issue I was advocating,” Cohen tics and governance is not as black- Powder magazine be advocating for made that contribution because told The Sheet last week. “The issue and-white as the article’s author heli-skiing? What about the people I believe in the Mammoth Base I was advocating was the Mam- implies. “Who else gave money to at Powder? are they ideologically Land Exchange and there’s nothing moth Base Land Mary Landrieu? pure?” equivocal about that. I was advocat- Exchange,” which How about the Powder Magazine is owned by The ing for my bill and I worked my ass would swap ap- Without compromise Environmental Enthusiast Network (TEN), which off to get that bill through Congress proximately 30.6 “ Defense Fund,” also owns brands like Motor Trend, and I succeeded. To take that and acres of National and working together Cohen said. Hot Rod, and Automobile. Cohen turn it into ‘I support a climate Forest System Indeed, told The Sheet that Bill Sutman, change denier’—that’s a long stretch Land near the towards the middle, Landrieu was Chief Financial Officer for TEN, and ignores all sorts of relevant facts Main Lodge for the only thing left is praised by the donates to General Electric’s PAC, and context.” approximately Environmental which in turn donates to the very 1317.5 acres of polarization and civil Defense Fund in land in the Inyo, 2010 for her pro- Plumas and war. posal to “include Stanislaus Na- aggressive mea- tional Forests. “I sures in legisla- can make a lot of tion that would - Ron Cohen arguments to you accelerate restora- that redeveloping tion of Louisiana’s the base here… coastal wetlands” has implications ” in the wake of the that are favorable Deepwater Hori- to [preventing] zon disaster. climate change. I’d rather have a “So if you look at the people who new Mammoth Mountain Inn that’s they singled out in [the Powder built to gold standards than the old story], most of them have a very one I have now that is completely obvious…record of who they made inefficient,” said Cohen. donations to. If you look at Rusty “Mary Landrieu was the chair of you’d also see he’s made donations the Senate Natural Resources Com- to Dianne Feinstein, or to the Dem- mission [NRC] when our bill was ocratic Senate Campaign Commit- making its way through,” Cohen tee, or to the National Republican told The Sheet. “We were advocat- Congressional Committee.” ing for our land exchange bill. That’s On the Center for Responsive Poli- what you do. That’s lobbying. We tics’ website, www.opensecrets.org, had a lobbyist and we made dona- Alan S. Gregory, who lists his occu- tions as part of our lobbying effort. pation as Mammoth Mountain Ski It’s 100 percent legal.” Area, indeed has made donations to Cohen said that Landrieu’s politi- Democrats like Harry Reid ($2,000), cal positions were not what influ- who once said “climate change is enced him to donate to her cam- the worst problem facing the world paign, but the fact that she was the today,” and Mark Udall ($5,500), head of the NRC. “I don’t get to pick who said that the changing climate or choose who is chair of that com- was “one of the most significant mittee,” he said. “I’ve just got to live challenges of our time.” within the system that’s there.” Gregory has never donated to The land exchange bill, HR1241, the Democratic Senate Campaign passed the Senate as part of the Committee, according to the Cen- National Defense Authorization Act ter for Responsive Politics. He has, (NDAA) on December 12, 2014, The however, donated $40,200 to the Sheet reported at the time. Con- National Republican Congressional gressman Paul Cook (who repre- Committee in the last ten years, as sents District 8, which includes the well as to former Republican House Eastern Sierra) drafted HR1241, and Speaker John Boehner ($2,500), who Democratic Senator Dianne Fein- has said that he’s “not a scientist” 6 I LOCAL NEWS www.thesheetnews.com THE SHEET I Saturday, November 26, 2016 CLEANING UP BEFORE COMPANY COMES Local students roll up their sleeves and lend a hand to revamp Bridgeport Visitor Center By Bodine he Bridgeport Visitor Center exterior paint colors. needs a makeover. The paint’s Alicia Vennos, Economic Devel- Tflaking off, photos tacked to the opment Director for Mono County, wall are fading and turning yellow, offered to meet with the class and the furniture is all clad in vintage discuss what her office does and talk vinyl and the TV on the wall playing marketing schemes. advertisements is the size of milk During a presentation to the Mono crate. County Supervisors on November Brianna Brown’s 7th and 8th Grade 8, Supervisor Stacey Corless com- class at Bridgeport Elementary mended the students for their ambi- School is volunteering for the job. tion. She also said that they are the The class has grand plans to beautify “Bridgeport experts” and that visitors and modernize the small building lo- want to know what they know, want cated on Emigrant Street next to the to find out what they do for fun. Mono County Museum. It’s also next There could be some money to to a park and playground equipment, help with projects, said Mono County and there’s cool old farming equip- Finance Director Janet Dutcher, but it ment next to the museum. might take a little digging. It’s unclear The students want to replace the PHOTO: BODINE how much the Chamber of Com- fading photos, get a TV from this Brianna Brown’s 7th/8th grade class in front of their newest project. Front row: Erni, merce can kick in. century and have information on Ferni, Mrs. Brown, Irvin, Eric, Gracie. Back Row: Nikko, Ima, David, Titus, Tsiid. Brown said the biggest financial every business in town available for ed the service learning program in to inspect and find what was bro- investment for the project is the visitors. They want to create walk- 2010 and Brown promptly started a ken, physically or from a marketing painting that the County will be taking tours of the historic sites, maybe recycling program. Her students par- standpoint, and what is the best for ing care of. The other big ticket items, create a Bridgeport scavenger hunt, ticipate in California Coastal Cleanup promoting the community. like a TV and furniture, are not priori- and let people know what there is to Days in September at local beaches Signage is badly needed to attract ties but the entrepenurial students do outside, year-round. The kids are at Twin Lakes and Bridgeport Reser- people in and to help visitors find the are looking for donations. The county hip to the times—it is their time, after voir. The students are made aware of place, the students found. The kids will also be responsible for outside all—and they want to see charging where garbage comes from and learn have done field research of neighbor- maintenance. stations and WiFi to get people to ways to reduce litter. ing visitor centers to see what works. Donations can be made to the stay and look for a while. The kids also assist the Food Bank Brown said signage on the highway Bridgeport Chamber, attn: Visitor The project is part of service learn- of Northern Nevada and the Inyo will be discussed later. Center Project, P.O. Box 541, Bridge- ing, Brown told The Sheet. Brown Mono Advocates for Community Ac- Painting the building was already port, CA 93517, or call the school at defined service learning as a teaching tion (IMACA). on the county’s maintenance list for 760.932.7441. strategy that integrates community Brown asked the kids to assess the 2017. The county is responsible for A grand re-opening is expected service with instruction. The Eastern damage themselves in the Visitor maintaining the exterior. The kids before the opening of Fishing Season Sierra Unified School District adopt- Center project. They were instructed have already picked out possible 2017.

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HILLSIDE DR, MAMMOTH LAKES, CA THE SHEET I Saturday, November 26, 2016 www.thesheetnews.com LOCAL NEWS I 7 EDDY IMPASSE OVER TRESPASS continued from page 2 Paiutes continue infighting over proposed development Another group decided to play By Bodine That lasted about three minutes. Monopoly. On the one hand, Pirate Eddy here has been a long-standing Naploes another visit. Margaux: What’s Monopoly? welcomed the raised voices, as they dispute over who or what has Napoles told The Sheet the dis- Daddy: It’s a really cheap way to drowned out the annoying play-by- rights to land that is proposed missal with prejudice precludes T go to Trump University without play by Joe Buck. to be used for an expansion of future trespass violations. paying tuition. On the other hand, he was just the Paiute Palace Casino. A recent “In this proceeding with preju- Margaux: What’s tuition? sick of the bickering. appellate court ruling is a victory dice means that trespass citations Daddy: That’s what it costs to go “Everybody, shut up!” he yelled. for one side, while the other side may not be filed for any actions of to college, unless Uncle Bernie pays Margaux: Daddy! considers it a moot point. the Defendants which resulted in for it. Anyway, a fist fight almost Daddy: Everybody, be quiet! he Located at the north end of North the issuance of the citations in this broke out when a blue-leaning yelled. Startled, the room fell silent. Pa Ha Lane on the Bishop Paiute proceeding,” as stated in the court guest drew a second “Get Out of Jail And Pirate Eddy stood in front of Reservation, the land in question records. Free” card, prompting a red-leaning the television and said: “We live in are lots 6 and 7 in Block 3. The lots Napoles was charged with tres- guest to say, “Isn’t that how it always the greatest country on Earth. And form the southern boundary of the passing on Monday, November 21. goes with you people? Hillary for the reason I know this is because casino property. The dispute is over The Tribe and Napoles were set prison!” it was in this country that Pirate’s where exactly that boundary ends. to meet in Bishop Tribal Court on Finally, a third group was playing Booty was invented … probably According to the Pasqua and Tuesday, November 22, after The Risk, but a red-leaning guest com- by Clark Griswold. And instead of Napoles family, some of whom Sheet went to press. plained that a blue leaning guest being thankful, all anyone can do reside, or did reside, on lots 6 and “The fact that the claims were had an overt fixation with attacking around here is whine and complain, 7, the Tribal Council illegally took dismissed with prejudice does not Central America. whine and complain. I think it’s just control of those lots in June 2014 for limit the Tribal Council’s authority Further, he alleged a conspiracy about time everybody go home and a casino expansion. In the process to bring trespass charges against between two red-leaning players, reflect upon how lucky we are to of the Tribe erecting a fence on the Mr. Napoles in the future if he one of whom sought control of Asia live in the free-est, best-est, most lots, Laurine Warlie Napoles, Geral- chooses to once again violate the while the other sought control of awesome country in the world not dine Warlie Pasqua, Debra Williams, Tribe’s law,” as stated in the Tribe’s North America. Both players seem- named Canada. Rick Napoles, and Ron Napoles press release. ingly left their Alaska-Kamchatka The room fell silent. But just attempted to stop the construction Bailey explained that while the border defenseless by tacit agree- for a moment. And then one guy and were charged with trespassing land on the reservation is held in ment. spoke up and said, “But…this is my by the Tribe. trust by the “It’s a love fest. Just like Trump condo. I live here.” The Tribe said federal govern- and Putin.” Right, said Pirate Eddy. Well, let’s the Napoles fam- ment, the Tribe A family member has Margaux: I’ve got to go Putin postpone that then and have some ily signed legal “ has the right to (pause for short break and sip of pie. agreements to re-assign land settled into a new home coffee). And so they did. exchange land for the benefit of Daddy: With the games prov- parcels in 2006. while a few continue to all the citizens ing contentious, the gang decided “A family member of the Tribe. The to watch football instead. Sure has settled into a make unrealistic claims expansion of the enough, it was Cowboys-Redskins. new home while long after the dispute casino is consid- a few continue to ered a benefit for make unrealistic was resolved. all members of claims long after the Tribe. the dispute was The Tribe resolved,” Glori- - Gloriana Bailey voted down a ana Bailey, Direc- $20 million ca- tor of the Bishop sino expansion Paiute Develop- ” in 2013, but the ment Corporation Bishop Paiute stated in a letter to The Sheet in July Economic Development Board HAPPY HOUR 4-6 2015. continued to move forward with the An October 28, a ruling by the project in 2014. The new project, DINING ROOMS OPEN 5:00 Tribal Appellate Court reversed the according to the August 2015 Tribal Bishop Tribal Court ruling on the newsletter, will cost $30 million. Fall Hours: trespassing charges. Nowhere in There have not been any updates Open Tues - Sat the court ruling does it state that on the project since 2015. Closed Sun & Mon the Napoles family has rights to the There has been an updated fea- land. “Defendants may pursue the sibility study for a gas station, two We seat on a Walk-in Basis / No Reservations land ownership issues in a proper bay car-washing station, deli and forum such as the Owens Valley class-2 gaming machine operation www.slocums.com for menus Board of Trustees.” per the October 2016 newsletter The family stated in a press re- proposed for the corner of See Vee lease, “The Tribal Council, having and West Line streets, just west of lost its case on appeal on the issue the Bishop city limits. There are no of trespass and bound now by the cost estimates in the newsletter, but court’s dismissal of their trespass there were figures of anticipated an- action with prejudice, lacks the nual profits from the one-stop shop authority to proceed with any de- of $1.2 million. velopment including casino expan- A feasibility study is also being sion and is denied possession and done for a fast food store at the cor- occupancy of the land in question.” ner of Tu Su and Highway 395. On November 18, the Napoles The letter from Bailey and the family began moving property onto Tribe on November 15 states only, the land and construction of a new “the casino expansion and hotel fence started Saturday, November and business incubator projects are 19. coming to fruition.” Napoles said Tribal Chairman According to Bailey, Napoles is the Deston Rogers told him November only Tribal member that outspoken 19, with Bishop Tribal Police and against the Tribal right to the land Inyo County Sheriff’s deputies in and the casino expansion. tow, that the tribe would take down the fence and remove the family’s property. There was no word on when the tribe would be paying 8 I LOCAL NEWS www.thesheetnews.com THE SHEET I Saturday, November 26, 2016 SAFE continued from page 1 immigrants and build a wall between Cowan of the National Association dents worry about being deported.” A few kids looked down at their the U.S. and Mexico was a central of School Psychologists (NASP) told This week, The New York Times snacks or looked sheepishly at their focus of his campaign. “In our Span- The Atlantic. The NASP sent a letter reported that students at West High classmates. One girl asked to speak ish class we were talking about how to its members last week, giving School in Iowa City, Iowa were with Giles during snack time. “I Hispanic people have been get- school counselors advice for how reporting that they felt threatened was scared at first, but now I know ting harassed,” said one Mammoth to maintain “safe, supportive, and and unsafe due to the actions of that the President can’t build a wall Middle School student who asked positive school environments.” The their peers. According to the New and send people away by himself. not to be named while eating lunch association had never before issued York Times, 40 percent of the 2,000 He could if half the other people at Giovanni’s pizzeria. The Sheet such a letter after an election, The students at that school identify as agreed with him, but he also said he responded by asking if any students Atlantic reported. minorities. Teachers were fielding would send people who’ve done bad had been harassed at Mammoth. Aidan Brocia told The Sheet that emotional responses from conserva- things.” “Yes, but it’s not a big deal. I feel like students have been talking about tive students and non-white stu- Maya, a High School student, it’s more of a joke,” she said. “Do the candidates amongst themselves, dents alike in the days following the said she was wearing a safety pin to you think it’s funny?” responded The out of earshot of their teachers. “At election. school to show her peers she was an Sheet. At that point the table of five P.E. class, one of the kids showed me The Denver Sun, an online news- ally. “A lot of people in Mammoth are eighth grade students, all Hispanic, a rock and a stick. paper, reported concerned...I think white power and fell silent. She said Hill- on Monday, disrespect for women were a big is- After a pause, “Well, my dad says if ary is the rock, November 21 sue with his [Trump’s] message.” [Trump] tries anything, we’re out, because she has “I said it doesn’t matter, that Isabella Pastor Mark Smith of the Mam- said another student to laughs from a big butt, and Bird Community moth Christian Fellowship said the her friends. “We have a house in Donald Trump is it’s what you are on the School in Staple- political events of the last year had Mexico, it’s nice, I just got back from the stick, because ton, CO was divided his congregation. “There are there.” he’s skinny. I said inside that counts. vandalized with folks here who would have liked me Mammoth Elementary School that doesn’t mat- spray painted to put a poster of Donald Trump up fourth grader Aidan Brocia told The ter, it’s what you swastikas and at every service. I’d never do that; it Sheet that “maybe five or ten kids are on the inside hateful messages. would tear our community apart,” out of the whole school are happy” that counts.” - Aidan Brocia Merrily Archer, Smith said. He stressed that he was that Trump won the election. “Some The Southern a parent at the advocating for tolerance on all sides. of the Mexicans are really nervous Poverty Law school, told The Garrett Higerd said he couldn’t that they are going to get sent back,” Center pub- Denver Channel support Clinton’s policies but found said one of his classmates. lished a report in ” that the school Trump’s behavior intolerable. “It’s In the time following the election, April called “The may have been hard. My kids are eight, six and four. students across the country have Trump Effect,” targeted because We can’t talk with them about sexual reported harassment to multiple which found that the election was of its high refugee population. assault yet. They don’t have the news sources. Some students arrived “producing an alarming level of fear Mono County Library Director capacity to understand what that at school to their classmates saying, and anxiety among children of color Ana Danielson fielded questions to means.” “you can’t come to school anymore; and inflaming racial and ethnic the group of MUSD eighth graders Kyle Osland and his wife live in we are going to build a wall,” Kathy tensions in the classroom. Many stu- she was hosting at her after school Mammoth with their elementary program on Friday, November 18. and middle school-aged daughters. “Come on in, they’ve been talking Osland, who used to teach Ethics, about it already,” she told The Sheet. said that he and his wife would have “How does this election make you liked to have involved their daugh- feel?” asked Danielson. “Trump ters in watching the debates, but sucks!” said one kid at the back of chose not to. “It wasn’t about the the class. After some conversation issues, and the dialogue has hardly about language, Danielson asked, been appropriate for kids.” Osland “What have you guys heard about said he and his wife were fielding ‘the wall’?” One non-white student questions about the radically differ- said, “It’s only the people who break ent views held by close friends and the law and who aren’t supposed relatives. “There doesn’t seem to be a to be here who will get in trouble.” middle ground,” said Osland. THE SHEET I Saturday, November 26, 2016 www.thesheetnews.com LOCAL NEWS I 9 CAN’T HIDE IT JUST ANYWHERE Mono County cracking down on granting Concealed Carry licenses By Bodine ome applicants looking to ac- agency issues the permits. In the un- quire licenses for a carrying a incorporated parts of Mono County, Sconcealed weapon, or CCW, in it’s the Sheriff, in Mammoth, it’s the Mono County have been denied by Chief of Police. Sheriff Ingrid Braun. Some of the ap- Former Bishop Police Chief and plicants were trying to renew licenses owner/operator of Sierra Training with Mono County, the Sheriff said, and Active Response Resources, LLC, but they didn’t even live here. or STARR, Joe Pecsi, told The Sheet he CCWs are harder to get in more ur- can provide training to obtain a CCW, ban areas, like Los Angeles or Orange but issuance is the sole responsibility counties, according to Braun. Out of of the Sheriff or Police Chief. 30 million residents of Los Angeles An applicant must complete 16-24 County, 1,237 people held CCWs in hours of training and pass the same 2007, according to the Department background test as a person buying of Justice. For perspective, 69 people a handgun in the state, Pecsi ex- in Mono County held CCWs out of a plained. population of approximately 14,000. There are plenty of locals taking his Braun told The Sheet that there classes, but 10 to 20 percent of those were a few applicants who were de- have no intention of getting a CCW, nied renewals and who didn’t like the but wanted the training, Pecsi said. stricter standards. He said statewide there was an influx She said the laws have not of CCW applications following the changed, rather she is “more clearly 2015 San Bernardino attacks. defining the residency requirement.” PHOTO: MARK DREW According to the state’s Depart- An applicant must show proof that Students of the STARR gun self-defense and concealed weapon class in Bishop. ment of Justice, Bureau of Firearms, Mono County is their primary resi- there were 70,000 license holders in dence in order acquire a CCW. The be more difficult to acquire the per- CCW from another county as there is 2014 and 16,000 pending permits on Penal Code states that a CCW holder mit to instead get a CCW in the East- no central database for CCW holders Dec. 31, 2014. must be a resident of the issuing ern Sierra. Braun said that the change in California, according to Braun. President-elect Donald Trump’s county. in policy took place this month. “The disservice lies in a person pri- “vision” for the second amendment The Mono County Sheriff’s previ- Braun said it is a disservice to the marily living, and presumably carry- includes making concealed weapon ous policy accepted proof of home Sheriff or Police Chief where the ing a weapon, in a county where that carries legal in all 50 states, accord- ownership as sufficient to obtain a holder lives to grant CCWs in another Sheriff or Chief did not grant that ing to www.donaldtrump.com. The CCW in Mono County. However, this county. Without the CCW holder permission,” Braun told The Sheet. Donald himself has a CCW. allowed second homeowners who telling the law enforcement agency, Any CCW is valid throughout the live in another county where it may one county does not know who has a state. The lead law enforcement

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10 I LOCAL NEWS www.thesheetnews.com THE SHEET I Saturday, November 26, 2016 DIVERSION PERVERSION The numbers don’t jive between Environmental Diversion Solutions, Mono County, and the Town of Mammoth Lakes By Giles ast April, Mammoth Lakes the volume of sludge leaving their Wentworth told representatives of have to rebuild existing waste facili- Town Council authorized Town facility annually. EDS, “This council has not made a ties to prepare for the 2023 landfill LManager Dan Holler to hire EDS’ feasibility study also pro- commitment to being a zero-waste closure, even if it adopts more tradi- and pay Environmental Diversion posed the installation of a $500,000 community and I think that’s an tional waste management programs. Solutions, LLC $26,575 to prepare a dehydrator designed to process food assumption you should not take for Wentworth motioned to accept feasibility study for a re-haul of the waste at the Mammoth Disposal granted.” Wentworth also called for EDS’ feasability study, provided Town of Mammoth Lakes’ (TOML) Transfer Station. It advocated for a independent verification of EDS’ Town and County staff prepare an waste disposal system. 10,000 square foot indoor vermicul- feasibility study by local experts in independent analysis of a waste Lake Forest, CA-based Environ- ture facility where composted waste waste management. He pointed management plan. He also motioned mental Diversion Solutions (EDS) would be processed by earthworms out that no peer communities had to enter into an agreement with presented that study at a joint spe- for $69,000 per year and an unknown invested in the technology and said the U.S. Forest Service to allocate cial meeting of Town Council and the initial investment. the project’s expense would make $60,000 for a feasability study to Mono County Board of Supervisors Finally, EDS pitched a 4.4 Mega- it impossible without community select a location for the new transfer last Wednesday. The presentation did watt “Sublimation Plant” that would buy-in. station. not include analysis of the TOML’s convert any remaining trash into Holler noted that the TOML will existing financial resources. The “bio-char” (a form of charcoal) and pitch rested on EDS’ assessment that what Ryan called “a synthetic natural the existing waste infrastructure is so gas… something you wouldn’t want ineffective and in some cases non- coming out of people’s stoves in existent that even their exorbitantly their homes but that you could fuel expensive products can be made a piston engine with.” That would cost effective. require a $15 million initial invest- In the feasibility report, EDS ment. Assuming the facility only pro- reported that the TOML produces cesses wood waste and harnessed 4,380 tons of sewage sludge annu- the mysterious gas for conversion ally. Michael Ryan, the President into electricity, the Feasibility Study of EDS, told The Sheet that figure predicted a payback period of 4.5 was provided by Pat Hayes, General years. When pressed, Ryan did not Manager at Mammoth Community provide the chemical makeup of Water District (MCWD). By EDS’ cal- the gas produced, but assured this culation, installing two proprietary reporter it did not pose a threat to air dehydrators manufactured by Ko- quality. Phill Kiddoo of Great Basin rean company GET Inc. (which has Unified Air Pollution Control District an exclusive agreement with EDS) said preliminarily that he thought would save the District $1.1 million permits would likely be required if over five years and pay for itself in such a process were allowed. reduced Tipping fees in 6 years. The Dublino said he was never contact- two dehydrators would cost $1.5 ed by EDS for data. “We are required million. to report [those numbers] annually, Hayes told The Sheet that he and and I’d be happy to share that with his team had told EDS that their them,” said Dublino this week. facility sends about 2,300 tons of In the feasability study, EDS’ num- sewage sludge to Benton Crossing bers differed from County’s numbers Landfill annually. Tony Dublino, for the Town. Solid Waste Superintendant for Kevin Fretz, listed by EDS as the Mono County, confirmed that the Chief Sustainability Engineer for County reported 2,244 tons of sludge the Feasability Study project, is the in 2015. “It has some promise as a owner of Green Earthology, Inc. a technology in that it would reduce home consulting business he started our tipping fee… we were expecting in 2016. He does not have a degree in to see a proposal from EDS some engineering and derives his experi- time ago, and we would be looking ence from over twenty years of living to see who else is using the technol- on an organic farm and working in ogy and what else is on the market waste management, according to his before moving forward with that,” LinkedIn profile. He does not have said Hayes this week. an engineering degree, and EDS EDS’ Ryan defended his study’s Business Director Anna Haller said numbers, and suggested Mono “I’d rather you didn’t contact him, as County’s data was for sludge after it we have many perspectives we are had been dried in the sun at Benton representing.” Haller said he is cur- Crossing. “By our calculations, [dry- rently affiliated with a vermiculture ing the sludge] could reduce the vol- facility based in Carson City. ume by about 50 percent,” said Ryan. Ryan and Haller said that EDS was He said less waste would require referred to Dan Holler by mutual less equipment, though he said two associates. They would not disclose dehydrators would still be required who those associates are. “I had to process 2,300 tons of sludge annu- never met Dan Holler,” said Haller ally, which is the most expensive part this week. of EDS’ package. None of the large-scale manu- Ryan said that even if the number facturing equipment EDS pitched cited by Mono County was correct, it had websites associated with it. The would not have a substantial impact firm did not provide images of the on the return on investment he pre- machinery, except for several hand- sented to the Town. made models including one that However, the cost metrics present- appeared to be made out of Legos. ed by EDS in the Feasibility Study Representatives did offer The Sheet suggest their sales pitch is stronger if a hand sanitizer not approved for the tonnage of sewage sludge cur- the American market manufactured rently sent to Benton Crossing Land- from recycled organic waste. fill is higher. Hayes was adamant that At the November 16 Town Coun- MCWD told EDS that 2,300 tons was cil Meeting, Mayor Pro Tem John THE SHEET I Saturday, November 26, 2016 www.thesheetnews.com OFF THE SLOPES I 11 A LIFE FIT FOR A KING Sheridan King talks about her 36 years as a packer in Yosemite By Bodine heridan King has been a packer She’s worked as a college and high them from bouncing off rocks. in Yosemite National Park longer school counselor for 36 years, and that “No, I wasn’t scared. I thought the Sthan any other, with 36 years left her summers wide open. Tired guy was a fool,” she added. under her belt. She is a pioneer among of the horse show circuit, she started She thought management would get female packers—she started working investigating mules. angry because she went out with with mules in a time when women She found she wasn’t too keen on Butler and the fool that day, but the were delegated to doing little trips, the Eastside packers who ride, pack, manager laughed and told her, “You while the boys did the fun stuff. cook for, clean up after, and babysit learned more in one afternoon than “When I started, women weren’t clients, so she looked at Yosemite. She people learn in 10 years of packing.” packing much, we’d would do the two- packed in the valley for a year in the Saddle rides are her favorite, she hour day rides, that are deadly, they’re good old days of firefalls and bears said. Ferrying guests from one High so boring,” King told The Sheet. playing in trash cans. The next year she Sierra Camp to the next, making Decades later, women are transferred to Tuolumne Meadows and lifelong friendships along the way. considered by some to be better worked restocking High Sierra Camps. “I could probably spend the night at packers; treating mules with respect Visitors can travel from camp to camp someone’s house that’s been a guest and a gentle hand that keeps them PHOTO COURTESY COMRADE COWBOYS leaving their gear on the pack train and 365 days a year for the rest of my life docile. good if, not better, than their male stay in tents, having meals prepared and never run out of invitations. It’s Women calmed down the cowboys, counterparts. for them. been such a gift.” too. “Having women on the pack She said people always laugh when she There was some on-the-job training. Many hikers and younger clients team, guys weren’t quite as wild [and shows up for a ride in Western attire “You learn to pack by putting things on consider her an inspiration. “They didn’t] beat the mules as much. Mules and people ask her where she’s from. a mule, and if it falls off you learn how have blisters on their feet and their are much gentler when they’re never She said she’s a little embarrassed to to keep them on.” knees hurt and I come bouncing along beaten,” King says. admit it, but she’s from New York City She says she felt privileged to learn singing. They gain appreciation for Ticking off a mule is not a good (New York City!?!) from a packing legend, Bill Butler. where they are and the beauty rather idea. They’re smarter than horses with Sheridan is an Irish name, a culture She learned plenty from the than focusing on the aches and pains.” memory of an elephant. “The mules with a long equine history, but she’s mistakes of others, too. “The first time At 71, she said she plans on packing are really smart and if you mistreat named after Sheridan Square in I was working in Tuolumne, I went until she can’t do it anymore. It’s pretty them, a mule will wait until you’re beatnik Greenwich Village. out with Butler and another packer common for her co-workers to feel vulnerable, sometimes two weeks later, “I had a horse as a child,” King to check things out. This was 1983, a burned out at the end of the season and they’ll kick. And they kick with explained, “but the horse cost more heavy water year. The guy ahead of us and unsure whether they’ll return. precision.” King said she’s been kicked than the mortgage on the house and tried to cross Tuolumne River and the King said she’s never felt that way. plenty of times, but suffered no serious my father had no real interest in riding river was raging. All five animals went She attributes her success to eating injuries. but knew it was so important to me, so over these white cascades that look like right, exercise and attitude. Her The cowboys treated women with we sacrificed. I washed cars, mowed a waterfall, and were swept down the amazing horse, Yippie, keeps her on the same respect they would give lawns, anything I could to go to horse river. The guy barely made it across the the trails, too. “I feel like I have the each other, said King, but it was shows.” river, and this was my first exposure best job in Yosemite park and a better management that pushed back until it She moved to the West coast to live to packing in Tuolumne.” The mules job than anyone who works for the realized women were just as with her mother and never went back. survived, the heavy loads protecting government.” 12 I REAL ESTATE www.thesheetnews.com THE SHEET I Saturday, November 26, 2016

WANT AN ICE RINK? HIRE HOOPER By Oster : What do you think about a stepped on. It just come with the In the early Intrawest years, their takes plenty of intelligent, respon- real estate developer moving territory. The rewards can be great, marketing director was well known sible and reliable people (and don’t Qinto the White House? or it can become a disaster. The for his saying “selling is the transfer forget the enthusiasm). But the A: Whether we like it or not, this is pressure to perform is tremendous. of enthusiasm.” The enthusiasm has developer is still the team leader. what we face. It could be worse, we Don’t plan on lots of vacations. And to flow from the developer to his A project like a luxury hotel can could have an attorney, or an actor, you better believe in your project. staff to the contractors and to sales require so many small details it is or a politician. This whole election Over the years I’ve worked for agents and ultimately to the buyers. mind boggling. And they don’t just has been full of surprises and I’m them, worked with them, listened to That a lot of enthusiasm. Things can build it; they manage it all the way sure there are more to come. And them for hours in public meetings, easily go sideways. down to every small guest conve- everyone who has underestimated and have had to make decisions that A real estate developer also has nience and comfort. They have to be the president-elect has been wrong would affect their projects or prop- to have vision. One thing I learned obsessive. thus far. erties. I’ve also gratefully seized the as a planning commissioner is that The bigger the project the more While many know him as the star opportunity to sell their products. true vision is a rare human quality. people that are involved, so there of a long running television show, One personality trait they all Today’s tools like artist’s renderings are plenty of personalities and egos his real money was made in real es- must have is the ability to make and computer aided design help to deal with. Strong interpersonal tate development and management. things happen. They all do it a bit those without any vision. But true skills become another imperative. The skill set required for success in differently. Enthusiasm for the vision in development is far greater And likewise, surrounding yourself this field makes for an interesting project and to get it completed is than just being able to visualize. It with similar people. It is a top-down possibility as president. paramount. It is a constant push. is the creative process of seeing the enterprise. There are architects, Real estate developers come in all Developers are workaholics. They end result but also knowing how to engineers, contractors of all sorts, shapes and sizes and personalities. surround themselves with worka- get there and believing that it can be consultants, inspectors, government Some tend to be private with their holics. Our president-elect certainly done. Around these parts Dave Mc- personnel, bankers, and on and on. lives and others can be quite flam- has this trait. The adage “time is Coy is the shining example of true I was recently reading how diffi- boyant. And as we’ve seen, some money” applies. Poor organization vision. cult it is to open a food truck in New can be a little gruff. We’ve seen them and mistakes cost time and money. The real estate development York City (my next career). Forget all here in Mammoth Lakes. And most times the true return on process takes incredible real-world the menu, these days it is a monu- It is unquestionably hard work investment doesn’t come until the organizational skills. And again time mental task laden with permits and and full of risk. And, whether right end of the project. It is very impor- is money. The bigger the project regulation. Imagine what or wrong, “little guys” inevitably get tant to get there. the more working parts there are. It see REAL ESTATE, page 13 THE SHEET I Saturday, November 26, 2016 www.thesheetnews.com REAL ESTATE I 13 OSTER continued from page 12 developing a 50-story luxury condo ity is always pushing forward, and A small irony is the saga of Mam- through Mammoth was Bill Dendy. hotel property is like. looking for the next opportunity. moth’s ice rink and the story of He was a longtime developer from And then there are negotiations. Whether it is New York City or Wollman Rink in New York City. The San Diego County and the Temecula I learned years ago that real estate Mammoth Lakes, many jobs are Wollman Rink was an infamous area. He inadvertently (via sheriff’s developers ALWAYS ask for more created and dependent upon both NYC redevelopment project that sale) ended up with the majority of than they expect to get (sounds like the development and management languished for years with massive the property in The Bluffs. He came the recent election). It is inherent of the developer’s project. There are cost overruns. It was a disaster. to town with his (real) cowboy hat in the process. It almost becomes government jobs, all sorts of profes- Finally, today’s most famous real and big silver belt buckle. He could ingrained in their personalities. sional services, months and months estate developer convinced the City have run for president. If a developer doesn’t, they won’t of construction, and long term to let him get the project completed If it weren’t for Dendy, The Bluffs succeed. The planning process, maintenance and service positions. under a public/private partnership. might still be undeveloped. There both public and private, will always Oh, and a significantly higher tax It was completed in four months were decades of failure. He had all constrain the original development basis for the local and state agen- and under budget ... I’m guessing the skills and abilities and personal- plans. There is always push back. cies. And likely some significant bed if John Hooper was in charge of the ity to lead the Town and the other The parties involved always want tax and sales tax too. That is what Mammoth ice rink we would be property owners into the solution. more. It is one big negotiation, so “happens” with real estate develop- skating in 2017. He brought it to fruition and the developers have to start from a lofty ment. And I wonder how many people community is certainly better off position. If you don’t understand The oddity here is a real estate who enjoy the facilities at Snow- because of it…. that, you don’t understand the developer running for public office. creek Athletic Club or Edison Hall Only time will tell how this new president-elect. They often try to have their “pup- or Snowcreek golf course even know marriage of real estate developer Real estate developers can’t get pets” or their favorite candidates. who Tom Dempsey was? He was and public office works out. Love mired in negotiations or renegotia- But they normally don’t directly run Mammoth’s most significant real him or hate him, the man has a tions once the dirt starts moving. for office. They have better (and estate developer. He developed a broad set of skills and vast expe- The approvals and estimates and more important) things to do. And truly impressive number of condo- rience. I have a feeling that this contracts and all the other “front- the conflict of interest rules restrict miniums in the 1970’s; the “Four” period in time will be studied in end” specifics need to be under- them from voting on their own projects and all their siblings all the universities for decades to come. stood before commencement. That projects. way through Snowcreek phases 1 I hope we can be thankful for the takes a great deal of planning and Real estate developers often have and 2. That is a lot of units. outcome. attention to detail and anticipating love/hate relationships with public Even more impressive was that Happy Thanksgiving! every potential problem and hurdle. officials. They need a good working Mammoth was far different then; And again, the bigger the project the relationship and reasonable ap- much smaller workforce/popula- Paul Oster is the Broker/Owner greater the scope. provals for projects. But anything tion, far less infrastructure and of RE/MAX of Mammoth. For other Despite the sense of urgency a that can add unnecessary time or access to materials, etc. (and grant- timely real estate information you development has, patience is an- expense or less revenue is met with ed, there was far less government can go to www.MammothRealEs- other prerequisite of the developer. repulsion. The officials also have the regulation). Tom Dempsey wouldn’t tateBlog.com. For legal, accounting, Projects from start to finish often ability to deny the project altogether have run for president or mayor, he or construction advice, please seek take years to complete. It is a de- (up to some point). But the elected was more of a recluse. He sent his out the appropriate professional. layed-gratification undertaking. And public officials love (and need) jobs vice-presidents to public meetings. delayed gratification has become and tax revenue. My favorite developer who passed such an old fashioned concept. And on top of all these traits and skills, developers must also have creativity. Creativity in many areas; negotiation, finance, problem solv- ing, design and vision, etc.. A developer has to be open to possibilities and alternatives. One of the hallmarks of an effective real estate developer is repeated success. With some failure mixed in. But the failures can’t be the ending. (As an aside, a bankruptcy to a substantial real estate developer is like a foreclosure or short sale or loan modification to the rest of us; and there’s been plenty of that.) A real estate developer’s personality has to push through failure. Failure is simply a time to step back and reassess. Or move ahead more forcibly. The developer personal- 14 I REAL ESTATE www.thesheetnews.com THE SHEET I Saturday, November 26, 2016

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STALKING REALwith Jack ESTATE Lunch Klif Andrews buys in Mammoth after thirty years of thinking about it s Klif Andrews says, “I’d been hasn’t discovered it.” stalking real estate in Mam- He says he they like the summer Amoth forever. I’ve been com- experience in particular so they can ing here for thirty years. And I finally beat the summer heat in Vegas. bought this summer.” “We’re all big hikers. We always do What did he buy? A single family, 4 some backpack trips each summer. bedroom, 4 1/2 bathroom Gray Bear We mountain bike and ski … and II unit on the 6th fairway at Sierra play a lot of golf. Both Sierra Star Star Golf Course. and Snowcreek. We play more up Andrews, who is the President of in Mammoth than we do at home. a home building company in Las It’s so much more relaxing. And I’ve Vegas which employs more than one never seen a course before where hundred people, admits he is “a real you’re allowed to put your dog in the house snob. That’s why I wanted cart with you.” to buy in Gray Bear. [John] Hooper “Did you ever fly over from Las builds a great home.” Vegas when there was Mammoth- He said he really got serious when Vegas direct service?” he saw homes being built at Gray “I never knew they ever had flight Fox. service to Las Vegas.” “I literally stalked them,” he says. Andrews, 50, said he and Terri, his “I tracked [realtor] Tammy Hooper wife of 22 years, and the two boys down and started looking for oppor- (Cole and Griffin) visit Mammoth tunities.” a few times a month year-round. “I “I always kept waiting for the didn’t realize how nice it was even perfect time [to buy],” he continued, in November,” he remarked, talking “but my kids are about his visit of growing up [his two weeks ago. boys are 21 and We play more [golf] In terms of 17].” “ what he’d like to He acknowl- up in Mammoth than see in Mammoth, edged a second Andrews says home in Mam- we do at home. It’s so frankly, “I’m not Above: The Andrews family, Terri, Cole, Klif and Griffin. Below: Klif and Terri Andrews playing nine at Snowcreek. moth was part of much more relaxing. And hurting for much. a not-so-subtle I do enjoy the strategy to ensure I’ve never seen a course concerts [in the he gets to see summer]. Tellu- his children on a before where you’re ride just built an regular basis. amazing amphi- As Andrews allowed to put your dog theater and I saw admits, he used in the cart with you. Pearl Jam there to be part of this past year.” the crowd that - Klif Andrews He’s noticed the eschewed Mam- uptick in business moth for more ex- in Mammoth over otic destinations the past three as he became ” summers and older and more says the fact that affluent. Mammoth has something happen- “Most of Southern California ing every weekend is a real factor in knows Mammoth from the ski trips,” its recent success. “We know there’s he says. “But it’s a fist fight to get out always something going on.” … you’ve got to leave by 2 or 3 in the Andrews’ picks: For dining, The afternoon or it’s a death march. Even Eatery (attached to Mammoth Brew- then, you don’t arrive ‘til 8 or 9 p.m. ing Company’s tasting room at Main So when people have more money, and Minaret). For retail: Footloose is they think they’ll fly somewhere else the family’s bike shop of choice. and it’ll be easier.” He also praises Mammoth’s coffee But for Andrews, who rediscov- shops and frequents Stellar Brew, ered Mammoth after he left Orange Black Velvet and the Looney Bean. County for Las Vegas, what he found was that the second-time around Upwards of a half-dozen units are was a lot sweeter. pending for Gray Bear III. Learn more “We get over there more in the about them at Tammy Hooper’s open summer than the winter,” he says. house on Sunday, November 27 from “It’s a real chill drive. A little over 1-5 p.m. See facing page for details. four hours. We drive through Fish Lake Valley and then through Ben- ton … I’m surprised more of Vegas S IERRA STAR GOLF COURSE

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CART PATH 16 I www.thesheetnews.com THE SHEET I Saturday, November 26, 2016 BUSINESS ROBIN STATELY Sierra Design Studio maven continues to thrive By Lunch obin Stater moved to Mam- did, she went home, got her stuff, Stater’s mantra: “If you can moth at the age of 17 with sold her beater of a car for $40 and survive in Mammoth Lakes [with R$100 in her pocket. showed up in Mammoth with that the droughts, seasonal economy, Everything she’s achieved since first $100. staffing challenges], you can survive that time she’s largely done by her- One of her first Mammoth jobs: anywhere.” self—with the help of a few friends Snow shoveler. Stater bought the Serventi Villa along the way. She wasn’t yet out of her teens (off East Line) in Bishop in 2003. Stater’s Sierra Design Studio cel- when she married in 1971. She She remodeled and then moved ebrates its 28th anniversary this fall. and her first husband were into into it in 2006. Initially, the thought Her artistic roots were sown at a construction and building houses. was to buy, fix up and flip the prop- young age, thanks primarily to her They designed and built a home erty, but “the house took on a life of grandmother, who taught her to for themselves, located in Sunny its own. It pulled me in and little by sew and crochet at the age of 4. Slopes, in 1974. little took over my life.” As Robin says, “By the time I was Stater founded and operated the The magic of the Villa, said Stater, a teenager, I was making my own Inyo County Antique Company in is that it’s located downtown but clothes.” Bishop from 1976-1979. She was you don’t feel like you’re “down- She grew up in Orange County Even Robin Stater’s equine companions also a stained glass artist at time, town” when you’re there. but spent her formative years in come dressed to the nines. having picked up the craft from a The Villa is a showcase for the Ontario. She graduated high school she had absolutely no experience couple of gals who were teaching it type of stuff Robin can do … on all early, and got her first job at a with it, she agreed to come along. “I in Mammoth. levels. When I arrived for this inter- General Electric factory. As she tells had never really even exercised be- She shuttered the business at view, all of her jewelry-making ma- the story, she had some friends fore,” she laughed. But she worked about the same time she shuttered terials were out on the living room who had decided to drive up to to save up enough to buy the basic her first marriage, and moved to table, and while we were talking, Mammoth for the weekend, and gear. And was then told by her two Oahu for about four years to both Stater just casually whipped out a she hitched a ride up with them. As travel companions that the plan regroup and try something differ- Pecan Pie and tossed it in the oven. soon as she stepped out of the car was to backpack for a month! ent. Towards the end of the interview, and breathed in the air, she knew And wouldn’t you know it, the city When she returned in the mid- The Sheet did address one elephant this is where she wanted to be. girl made good. “It was an incred- 1980s, Stater got into real estate. with Stater, that of the story pub- Not long thereafter, she was invit- ible trip. I didn’t want to come She got her license and went to lished in the Inyo Register in Au- ed to go backpacking, and though out,” she said. But when she finally work for George Fowler at Cold- gust taken solely from a complaint well Banker Mammoth Real Estate. filed in court accusing Stater and While she was there, she noticed estranged husband Phil Hertzog of that there was demand/growth defaulting on a $1.2 million loan. potential in the high end of the real The Register never spoke to Stater estate market for services. before publishing the piece. She saw a niche and an opportu- Stater said that because of an nity. ongoing lawsuit, she cannot com- She borrowed money to open ment at this time other than to say Sierra Design Studio in the Minaret “the accusations regarding me are Mall (in the space that Tailwaggers completely false” and that the full occupies now). On the night of her story will be revealed in court. grand opening, a couple named Teri and Rick Ruby came in and told her they’d been waiting for her to open and wanted her to do [conceptual- ize and furnish] their brand new Snowcreek IV unit. In more recent years, she’s also gotten into landscape design.

PHOTO COURTESY ROBIN STATER Robin Stater’s Serventi Villa in Bishop. The house, Stater says, “took on a life of its own.” THE SHEET I Saturday, November 26, 2016 www.thesheetnews.com BUSINESS I 17 IN TOUCH WITH CARRIE MEYERS With 35 years under her belt, the Mammoth local isn’t slowing down. By Rea arrie Meyers has been a mas- “I did search for a retail line to sage therapist for 35 years this work with that I could feel good Cmonth—that’s about 30 years about, because I’d never done sales longer than the average massage before. I went to a big trade show therapist stays in the business. and nothing spoke to me but Aveda. “It’s got a high burnout rate for We have a full makeup selection, various reasons,” says Meyers, “even you can try everything on. We have though it’s a very rewarding thing to hair styling, skin care, body care, and do.” aromatherapy.” Meyers has been in business as Carrie Meyers doesn’t seem to InTouch salon in Mammoth for 27 show any signs of slowing down years. I walked into their studio, despite her three decades work- tucked behind Base Camp Café and ing on others. She “definitely fell in Bleu Handcrafted Foods, to meet love with the lifestyle, and not the her husband Dan, who offered me a money,” in Mammoth, and although cup of peppermint and licorice root there’s not much security in being tea in a mug made by his brother in one’s own boss, she wouldn’t have it Bishop. any other way.

“We really have a local vibe,” Mey- PHOTO: REA She knows how hard taking care of ers told The Sheet. “We want to focus Carrie and Dan Meyers in their cozy and welcoming Mammoth microspa, InTouch. yourself can be when you’re in the on quality of service. We’re not a turn InTouch offers a full range of Aveda products and one truly seasoned massage therapist. business of taking care of others— ‘em and burn ‘em kind of place.” to Meyers since she opened, he said. attended high school here, and sev- like many of the folks working long Meyers said she books her appoint- His family boasts three generations eral of her employees have been with hours to make Mammoth run. In ments in 60 and 90 minute incre- of InTouch clients. His wife was in a her for close to a decade. that vein, she’s offering locals spe- ments, “whereas many places book session as we talked (“She gets a lon- She opened InTouch in 1990, and cials until the holidays crank up. 50 minute sessions on the hour, so ger session than I do, she can afford gave me a little tour of the space on “We’d like to see some people we you don’t have quality time with your it,” he said with a laugh). Monday, November 21. “I had it cus- haven’t seen for a while come back guests.” “It’s people like Arnie that make tom built, because I knew I wanted and see us,” she said, noting that True to form, as I waited in the what we do extra meaningful,” said to be here for a long time,” she said. she’s going to be running a $35 for lobby for Meyers to finish with a Dan Meyers after Kupetz was ush- InTouch is also a retailer of Aveda thirty minutes special until Decem- client, Arnie Kupetz walked in from ered into his session. products, the only place in town ber 4. “I just want to remind people the cold and Dan Meyers imme- “I love what I do, I totally love they can be found. The Sheet’s own that we’ll take care of you.” diately wrapped a hot buckwheat working with my guests,” said Carrie Simpkins is partial to their line of InTouch salon is located at 3325 pillow around his shoulders. I hadn’t Meyers. “I feel so good at the end of moisturizers. Aveda is only a vendor, Main St. in Mammoth. Book an ap- noticed Dan pop the pillow in the the day.” not a part owner of Meyers’ business, pointment by calling 760.934.2836. microwave. Kupetz has been going Meyers was raised in Mammoth, she said.

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On their return, they stopped and had breakfast at the restaurant. After they paid for their meal, they saw the FOR SALE sign. With no previous restaurant experience, Kathi and Dave closed escrow, thinking they would come up every other weekend to help Dean and Kathi Hall in front of the Mt. Whitney restaurant in Lone Pine, 25 years after they took a leap of faith. keep the place running. Wrong. re-open it. ness. “We had boxes of food going the guide is also published in Ger- The restaurant, right on High- The first two years were not out the back door and employees man and French. way 395, had been there since good. The Halls discovered a major that would feed their friends for Kathi and Dean believe in giving the 1930s. It had been closed for roof leak, a double-sided fireplace free,” said Kathi. back to their community. Kathi two years on the fateful morn- didn’t work, and they had way too Within the first two years, Kathi volunteers on three community ing that the Halls decided to stop many employees—23 to be exact. realized she had to move up to boards; Friends of Mt. Whitney for breakfast. The former owner’s In addition, the sales were not Lone Pine full time. Dean followed Fish Hatchery, Lone Pine Architec- realtor had said that in order to what were purported when they a year later. tural Design Review Board, and the sell the restaurant, they first had to made the decision to buy the busi- It hasn’t been easy in a town with Lone Pine Chamber of Commerce. a traveler-based economy, the Dean is always willing to donate Halls say. But all these years later, to various events around town, the restaurant has thrived, thanks including the town’s Lone Pine to the help of family. Their adult Museum of Western Film History. daughter Michelle joined them, The restaurant seemingly has be- soon followed by grandkids Kelby, come the hub of the film festival’s Lewis, and Ashlee. The grand- regulars. During the festival, you kids wait on customers, and even can find them at the Mt. Whitney 13-year-old Kaili helps out. restaurant, just hanging out, din- The Halls have adopted Lone ing, or singing Karaoke. Pine’s movie-making theme, Lots of hugs were exchanged at posting over a hundred photos of the restaurant on the last night of western actors and films. Many of this year’s festival, as attendees the photographs are autographed, departed Lone Pine. from when the stars visited previ- “By the grace of God we made it ous Lone Pine Film Festivals. through,” said Kathi. Kathi says she probably knew they had made it through the tough times when an Italian tour- ist came in, and showed them the restaurant’s name recommended in an Italian guidebook. Still listed, THE SHEET I Saturday, November 26, 2016 www.thesheetnews.com NO-CLASSIFIEDS I 19 NO CLASS-IFIEDS Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted For Rent IMACA Job Openings Great family home in June Lake. Quiet, Inyo Mono Advocates for Community amazing views. 2 BDR, 2 BA, Loft. Dog Action, Inc. (IMACA) has the following run. Pellet stove. Close to June Mountain open position: for skiing. Easy access to lakes, streams Position: Full Charge Bookkeeper and hiking. Pet deposit. $2,100/month. The Town of Mammoth Lakes is looking Department: Fiscal Address: 130 Nevada Street. Call Pat @ for Sports Officials to referee adult soccer Location: Bishop 760.709.2119. games 1-2 nights/week and a seasonal Salary & Status: DOQ – 40 hrs/wk; non- Three Light and Bright, beautifully fur- Sierra Employment Services, Inc is Recreation Coordinator to assist with pro- hiring for the following positions exempt nished 1 BDR units available for rent from gramming, organization, and promotion Full Benefits - Medical, Dental, Vision, now until Dec. 15th. Upper units, very Counter Sales-M $13-$15/hr of recreation in our community! For more Life & Retirement, Vacation, Sick, Holi- modern, custom lounge sofa, stainless Finish Carpenters-M $26-$35/hr information, please visit our website: days steel appliances.Dishwasher, microwave, Rental Technician-M $12/hr +tips www.townofmammothlakes.ca.gov Open: November 10, 2016 Closing: oven, etc. DirecTV, fast wifi and all other Reservation Agent M $12/hr +tips Food Cache Cafe Now Hiring Dish- November 28, 2016 by 5:00 p.m. utilities included in the rent. Absolutely General Laborers -B,M $12-$18/hr N/S and N/P. $1,400 per unit. Will con- Apprentice Carpenters $18-$24/hr washer, full & part-time availble, must be Application forms and job descrip- PT/FT Housekeepers-B,M$12-$17/hr available to work nights. tions are available at: 137 E. South Street, sider any time frame within this period. Appliance Installer/Repair Technician Se Busca Dishwasher, full & part-time Bishop, Ca. 93514 or online at www. Contact Nate Hunter 310.748.4506, or $DOE disponible, debe trabajar noches. imaca.net. Applicants must complete an [email protected]. Call 760.924.0523 or 760.873.8599 (760)965-0565 IMACA application form. 2 BDR/1.5 BA apt. for rent. $1,800/mo. The Hilton Creek Community Ser- INYO MONO ADVOCATES FOR COM- Newly remodeled. Rent includes water, See our full job list online MUNITY ACTION, INC. IS AN EQUAL cable/internet. W/D, Pets ok. FAU, unfur- www.SierraEmployment.com vices District is interested in hearing from people who can provide snow re- OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER nished. Near the Village. Contact Michele Accountant or full charge bookkeeper moval services on some private Hansen for owner’s info.760.934.1842 needed for growing practice. Competi- GREAT BASIN UNIFIED roads in the district and at the sewer AIR POLLUTION CONTROL Office space, great 2nd floor location tive pay, medical insurance, 401(k), profit treatment plant for the 2016/2017 w/views, kitchenette, closet, common sharing, flex time. Send resume via email DISTRICT snow season. The snow removal equip- Position Announcement bathroom, parking, new carpet/paint. Ap- to [email protected] or Fax resume to ment would need to be located in prox. 315 sq ft. $650/mo. 760.934.8372. 760.934.5336. AIR MONITORING Crowley Lake for the season, and snow TECHNICIAN I or II Seeking Property Manager Mammoth removed prior to 7:00 a.m. and when Lakes Foundation is seeking a full-time Bishop location, full time with benefits. Fictitious Business Name Statement there is a 2” accumulation or more. If you One Position. Salary Range $4,224- property manager to oversee business, are interested, or for further information, The Following Person building, and residential operations at $5,135/month (Tech I) or $4,856-$5,902/ Is Doing Business As: please contact the General Manager at month (Tech II), DOQ. South Gateway Student Apartments. Chuck’s Firewood Please visit www.mammothlakesfounda- Snow removal help wanted: For more information and job application tion.org and click “Jobs” for more infor- Small condo complex located on Lakev- instructions, please call (760)872-8211 or Joe Walker mation. iew Blvd in Mammoth lakes is in need of visit: www.gbuapcd.org/employment. 156 Commerce Dr., P.O. Box 7205 snow removal services. We are looking for Application and materials for this posi- Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546 Work With The Best. Footloose Sports, someone reliable with experience using a tion should be submitted to Great Basin nationally recognized as a top 60 retailer, snow blower. $20-$25 an hour depending Unified Air Pollution Control District, This business is conducted by an Individual is hiring for the upcoming season. We are on experience. 157 Short Street, Bishop CA 93514, Attn: seeking a staff who work as hard as they The registrant commenced to transact Call 303-859-9296 Human Resources. Required applica- business under the fictitious business play. We’re looking for responsible individu tion materials are due no later than 5 pm, name or names listed above in 2016. als, passionate about winter sports, and Kittredge Sports is hiring seasonal em- January 6, 2017 (postmarks not accepted). This statement was filed with the County motivated to provide the best in customer ployees for the this winter. We are looking Gomez’s Restaurant & Tequileria is look- Clerk of Mono County on November 3, service. We have full and part-time posi- for Warm, Friendly, Reliable winter sports 2016 tions open in our sales, rental and ski ing for experienced, happy people to join File Number 16-194 enthusiasts. Join a fun team of people to the team for winter season and beyond. repair departments. We are offering great work with and get the most out of your 2016-0215 (11/05, 11/12. 11/19, 11/26) pay DOE, discounts and flexible hours, in Applications can be found at www. winter. Day & Evening shifts available gomezs.com. Please email along with Fictitious Business Name Statement progressive work enviroment. Call us at with flexible hours. 760.934.2400. Go to our website at www. resume to [email protected] The Following Person Positions available: Rental Manager, Or drop by the restaurant in the Village. Is Doing Business As: footloosesports.com or e-mail your re- Rental Techs, Hard good Techs, Cashier, sume to [email protected] to Line Cooks, Prep Cooks, Dish and all Shelter Distilling Retail Sales. other positions needed. schedule an interview. Stop by the store to pick up an applica- Full Time and Part Time Baker for Vons is now Accepting On line applica- Shelter Distilling Inc. tion or send Resume to [email protected] to tions for employment. Competitive wages Hire at Stellar Brew. On the job training is schedule an interview 100 Canyon Suite # 217 P.O. Box 7120 provided, but you must have some knowl- and benefits. If you enjoy working with the Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546 edge of baking, no professional experi- public then come join us. This business is conducted by a corpora- ence is necessary. Competitive pay,fun tion. atmosphere, flexible hours! Please email For Sale The registrant commenced to transact us at [email protected] or drop a business under the fictitious business resume off at Stellar Brew on Main Street. Snowblower, Ariens premium track, name or names listed above in October 28”, 921 series . Used once. Essentially 2016. new. With cover,gas-can, oil and fuel This statement was filed with the County Mammoth Rock & Bowl/Mammoth Rock treatment. $1,500 obo. Smokin’ deal. Call Clerk of Mono County on October 27, 2016 Brasserie has the following positions mike at 760.914.1632 or email to doc- File Number 16-191 available. Food and Beverage Floor Super- [email protected]. 2016-0212 (11/05, 11/12. 11/19, 11/26) visor, Server, Bartender, Brasserie Hostess. Fictitious Business Name Statement Fictitious Business Name Statement Contact Kevin O’Connell (760)934-4200 The Following Person The Following Person Is Doing Business As: Is Doing Business As: Disabled Sports Eastern Sierra is seek- Chuck’s Discount Firewood Housekeepers ($11) ing qualified applicants for a senior posi- Trout Town Joe Cooks Joe Walker tion. Responsibilities include oversight Luis Curiel P.O. Box 242 Dishwashers and implementation of administrative, 156 Commerce Dr., P.O. Box 7205 Francisco Gonzalez P.O. Box 275 Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546 Maintenance Worker financial, marketing and volunteer activi- 2750 HWY 158 ties. Candidates should demonstrate suc- June Lake, Ca. 93529 Please complete an application at cessful management experience, inspire This business is conducted by an Individual 164 Old Mammoth Rd. The registrant commenced to transact staff and volunteers, and possess excellent This business is conducted by co-partners. business under the fictitious business communications and writing skills. The registrant commenced to transact name or names listed above in 2016. Part Time Year Round Maintenance Requirements: business under the fictitious business name This statement was filed with the County Laborer Needed For Condominium Bachelors Degree listed above on November 01,2016. Clerk of Mono County on November 3, Complex.You may complete an applica- This statement was filed with the County 2016 4-6 years of experience in a related Clerk of Mono County on October 31, 2016 tion at 2289 Sierra Nevada Road or email professional position in administration, File Number 16-194 File Number 16-193 2016-0217 (11/12. 11/19, 11/26, 12/3) you resume to mtshadows@npgcable. management, finance, etc. 2016-0211 (11/05, 11/12. 11/19, 11/26) com; or call 760.934.4993 for more infor- Positive attitude, friendly demeanor and mation. team player. Fictitious Business Name Statement Fictitious Business Name Statement Law office in Mammoth Lakes seeking Ability to manage and inspire staff and The Following Person The Following Person part-time secretary. Job responsibilities volunteers. Is Doing Business As: Is Doing Business As: include typing, answering phones, filing Ability to set priorities and meet goals in Simply Logik The Powder Room and other secretarial duties. Legal experi- a multi-tasking environment. ence not required. Call 760-934-4529 or Salary is commensurate with experi- Jorie and James Gubser Katrina Lee Lantieri email resume to [email protected]. ence; excellent benefit package. 1699 Old Mammoth Road#5, 126 Old Mammoth Road Ste219c Pay depending on experience. Please submit resume with cover letter P.O. Box 1042Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546 P.O. Box 1380 Full time hospitality position. Seek- to kjohnson@disabledsportseasternsierra. Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546 ing responsible, outgoing hospitality/ org. This business is conducted by a Married reservation agent for local management couple This business is conducted by an Individual company. Excellent phone/customer ser- Shilo Inn is currently looking for Front The registrant commenced to transact The registrant has not yet begun to trans- vice skills required. Previous reservation desk, Housekeeping, and night auditor business under the fictitious business act business under the fictitious business experience preferred. Flexible 32-40 hours positions,wages vary, stop by for an ap- name or names listed above on May 9th name listed herein. 2016 . This statement was filed with the County per week starting immediately. $12-14/ plication" This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Mono County on October 26, 2016 hr DOE. Please email resume to cindy@ Clerk of Mono County on May 06, 2016. File Number 16-190 mammothsierraonline.com 2016-0222 (11/19, 11/26, 12/03, 12/10) 2016-0213 (11/05, 11/12. 11/19, 11/26) 20 I www.thesheetnews.com THE SHEET I Saturday, November 26, 2016 calendar of eventS CALENDAR PAGES SPONSORED BY: BARS & MUSIC TOWN STUFF MAMMOTH LIQUOR Happy Hour/ November 23-27/ Outlaw Saloon. 4-7 p.m. daily and all Thanksgiving Arts Festival at Minaret Beer lovers’ candy store night on Mondays. Mall. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Info: www. Selection of more than 300 beers Roberto’s 4-6 p.m. Mon.-Thurs. mammothmountain.com. BEER HAS NO POLITICAL Austria Hof. 4-7 p.m. Sun.-Thurs. AFFILIATION Fri.-Sat. 4-6 p.m. Wednesday, November 23/ Whitebark Restaurant Bar & Lounge Opening reception of Thanksgiving Unwind with daily drink and food Arts Festival. Come meet the artists 934.6260 Main St. Next to Rick’s specials 4-6 p.m. Half price sushi and enjoy a glass of wine! 4-6 p.m. Mondays. Clocktower Cellar Happy Hour 4:30-7 Thursday, November 24/ p.m. daily and all day Sunday. $5 Thanksgiving Turkey Trot, a 2 mile dollar menu items, drink specials. road race sponsored by Mammoth Happy Hour @ Sushi Rei. 5-6 p.m. Track Club and Mammoth Lakes daily. Half off apps and $5 hand roll Recreation. Begins at Mammoth Creek +small sake . Sundays are all-night Park West, 9 a.m. $15 to pre-register or happy hour. $20 day of. Info: www.visitmammoth. Happy Hour @ The Bistro at com or 760.709.0620. Snowcreek, 4:30-6:30 p.m. Mon.-Sat. Woolly’s Holiday Village Activity Mammoth Tavern Happy Hour Room in Sierra Room at Mammoth Tuesday-Sunday 3:30-5 p.m. Closed Mountain Inn includes letters to Mondays.Text Santa, photos with Woolly, ornament Smokeyard weekend Happy Hour decorating and more. Info: www. 4-6 p.m. in the bar only. mammothmountian.com. Side Door Happy Hour daily 3-6 p.m. Fridays: Half off Moscow and November 25-26/ Kentuky Mules. Saturday and Sunday: Festivities in the Village at Bottomless mimosas 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Mammoth! Tree lighting ceremony Mammoth’s famous Slocums Happy Friday with Woolly and Santa 6 p.m. Hour 4-6 p.m. See ad, p. 7. Master Blaster, Sweet Thing, and Giovanni’s Happy Hour, daily 4-6 more. Visit www.mammothmountain. p.m. Large pizza and a pitcher of beer com for info. See ad, p. 3. gets you free wings. M.L. Friends of the Library Book Lakanuki Happy Hour daily 4:30- Sale @ The Book Chalet, 645 Old 10:30 p.m., $4 margaritas, Mai Tais Mammoth Rd. across the street from and food discounts. Sunday Club The Stove,10-5. Lots of holiday books, Nights with DJ Night Audit. Happy CDs, DVDs & table top books. Hour drink specials 10 p.m.- close. Rock Creek Lakes Resort, Friday and Saturday, November 26/ Saturday, 3-5 p.m. with a happy hour Know Your Limit @ Rafters with menu. MLPD. 10 p.m.-1 a.m. Test your blood- The Liberty Sports Bar and Grill, alcohol level and do a field sobriety Daily Happy Hour, 3-6 p.m. $1 off test ... all for fun! draft beers, $2 off wine, $4 well Unbound Series Rail Jam @ drinks, $2 off specialty drinks. $5 MMSA. 7:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. www. Fri/Sat. Dance off your feast w/ mammothmountain.com for info. Mammoth’s premier DJ Rodney O @ 9:30pm Monday, November 28/ The Monkey Bar Restaurant hosts Bishop City Council Meeting, 7-9 their Happy Hour from 3-6 p.m. and p.m. at Bishop City Hall, 377 W. Line 10-12 p.m. every day. Food & drink St. Questions: 760.873.5863. specials including a $5 Mai-Tai. Application deadline for Mammoth’s Planning and Economic Wednesday, November 23/ Development Commission. 5 p.m. Wine Wednesday @ Black Velvet Info: Town Clerk Jamie Gray at Coffee. $15 tasting includes a waffle, 760.965.3602 tasting fee waived with purchase of bottle. Wednesday, November 30/ Wild Wing Wednesdays @ Outlaw Community meeting for the Inyo- Saloon. 50 percent off all wings. See Mono Master Gardner program, to ad, p. 10. be held in Spring 2017. Receive info abou the course, class schedule, Thursday, November 24/ an application, and sign up for an Joe Gray Jr. at the Baby Grand interview. George Lozito Room at playing smooth jazz at Tamarack for 166 Grandview (the Inyo County Thanksgiving. 3:30-9:30. Schools Building) from 4-6 p.m. Info: Ladies’ night at Mammoth Rock ‘n 760.873.7854. Bowl. Ladies get two games free, plus free shoe rental. Saturday, December 1/ Stoked plays Rafters on Thanksgiving BUHS Ski/Snowboard team Day. 21 and over, doors at 9 p.m. fundraiser. Screening of Warren Miller’s “Here, There and Everywhere” November 25-26/ at the BUHS Auditorium. 6:30 p.m. Live music at Tusks bar at MMSA, 2-5 Tix: $10. p.m. Live music in the Village at Friday, December 2/ Mammoth. 4-7:30 p.m. Friday, Screening of “Wrenched: How • Chicken & Beef Teriyaki 4-7 p.m. Saturday. Info: www. Edward Abbey Gave the Movement • Tempura • Tonkatsu • Sukiyaki mammothmountain.com. See ad, p. 3. its Soul.” Location: Inyo Council Personal Chef • Calamari • Sushi DJ Debauchery at Rafters. Mix of for the Arts at 137 So. Main in CROOKED CREEK • Full Service Cocktail Bar dacne, house, rock, reggae. 21 and Bishop. Doors open 6:30 p.m. $10 & Lounge over. 10 p.m. both nights. gets you a ticket and a beer. www. CATERING brownpapertickets.com. Info: Friends 760-872-4801 Thursday, December 15/ of the Inyo. 760.873.6500. Open at 5 p.m. Intimate,Famliy Style, 635 N. Main St. Mickey Avalon and DJ Rodney O. at Lone Pine Christmas Fudge Face-off Bishop Lakanuki. 9 p.m. doors, 21 and over. @ the L.P. Chamber office. 5 p.m. Info: PartieS $20 tickets available at Lakanuki and 760.876.4444. 25 years of experience at www.ticketweb.com. japanese Restaurant & Sushi Bar Call Mike 920-3746 THE SHEET I Saturday, November 26, 2016 www.thesheetnews.com I 21 calendar of events CALENDAR PAGES SPONSORED BY: Donate to “Shop with a Cop” Hell’s Heroes TOWN STUFF UPCOMING The 1929 movie, “Hell’s Heroes,” will This year’s Shop with is scheduled be shown at the Monday, December Saturday, December 3/ Mammoth Lakes Recreation meets 5 for Saturday, December 10. p.m. Suite Z. 5 meeting of the Mono Basin Annual Fundraiser for the Eastern On Saturday morning, the children Historical Society. The 68-minute, Sierra Avalanche Center. Free clinics are picked up at their homes by their at Mammoth Main Lodge, 11 a.m.- Wednesday, December 7/ early “talkie” film will be introduced law enforcement “partners” and 1:30 p.m. Evening celebration with Mammoth Town Council meets, 6 taken to breakfast. After breakfast, the by Richard Foye at 7 p.m., following p.m. Suite Z. Ken Etzel at Eagle Lodge. Details and officers and children respond Code a holiday potluck dinner at 6 p.m.. pre-registration: www.esavalanche. Community Workshops: Mammoth Join us at the Lee Vining Community org. See story, p. 26. Lakes Chamber (Suite Z, 9-11 a.m.) 3 (lights and sirens) through Bishop Presbyterian Church at 3rd and Main Street Christmas Parade in & Public Input Workshop (ML Fire to K-Mart to start the shopping Mono Lake Avenue (a change from Bishop, followed by tree lighting Station #1, 4-5:30 p.m.). Info: www. extravaganza. Each child is given $200 the usual venue for historical society ceremony and Street of Lights. Parade connectmammothlakes.com. to shop for gifts for their families. monthly meetings). “Hell’s Heroes” begins 4:30 p.m. Our goal for the 2016 Shop-with- Indoor Artists Fair with Inyo Council Thursday, December 8/ a-Cop is to provide Christmas to was one of five films based on “The Resource Family Parent Social. Learn Three Godfathers” short story, and for the Arts. 5-9 p.m. at ICA, 137 Main 50 children and their families. This St. Bishop. about becoming a resource family for was filmed in Bodie before the town’s event is completely donation driven Cali4nia Passholder Early Ups. Load children in our community. 5:30-7 and we are hoping to raise $10,000! 1932 fire. Bodie exteriors, interiors p.m. at Sierra Center Mall. Please the lifts @ 7:30. Donations can be dropped off at the and even citizens show up in almost Holly Berry Home Tour. 12-4 p.m RSVP to Marlo Preis: 760.924.1793 or half of the movie. All are welcome to in Bishop. Pre-sale tix $18. Door [email protected]. Mono County Sheriff’s Office, Inyo this free film showing. Donations to $20. Tour begins @ Bishop’s United “Wrenched: How Edward Abbey Gave County Sheriff’s Office, Bishop Police the nonprofit Mono Basin Historical Methodist Church. the Movement its Soul” @ Museum Department, and Mammoth Lakes Society are appreciated. Questions? of Western Film History 701 Main St. Police Department. Please make Call 760.647.6461 or email curator@ December 5-6/ Lone Pine. Doors open 6:00 p.m., film checks out to ESPOA with “Shop- at 7. Tix: www.brownpapertickets. monobasinhistory.org. CPR and First Aid training with the with-a-Cop” written in the memo Red Cross. Monday: 12:30-5:30 p.m. com. Info: Friends of the Inyo. line. Your donation is tax deductible. 760.873.6500. ESMF Announces Lineup @ 442 Mule Deer Rd. Walker. Tuesday: Nominations for a participant 1-6 p.m. @ 452 Old Mammoth Rd. See Community Workshop: Action Plan are encouraged. Nominations sidebar, this page. Strategies & Recommendations. 4-7 The Eastern Sierra Music Festival in Suite Z. can be submitted by email to is delighted to announce its 2017 Monday, December 5/ easternsierrashopwithacop@gmail. concert lineup. Owens Valley Radio Observatory Friday, December 9/ com or by contacting Jessica at Headlining will be the Grammy- Tours begin at 1 p.m. and last about MLTPA 10th Anniversary Fundraiser the Bishop Police Department award winning blues band, Blues an hour. Meet outside building @ Jimmy’s Taverna. 5-7 p.m. Cake 760.873.5866. You can also see #8. Contact Dr. Mark Hodges at and champagne toast at 6 p.m. updates and pictures on the Facebook Traveler, and the chart-topping $25 donation cover, free ticket to country band, Lonestar. 760.938.2075 ext. 109. page by searching Eastern Sierra Shop Community Workshop Public Monumental for first 50 entrants with with a Cop. The festival is set for July 21-22 in Kickoff meeting. Visioning exercise, $30 donation. Info: www.mltpa.org. Bishop at the Tri-County Fairgrounds. interactive SWOT analysis. 5-8 p.m. @ “Monumental: Skiing our National CPR and First Aid Training This year, the festival will be held the ML Fire Station #1, 3150 Main St. Parks” with ESIA and MLR. Annual weekend before Yerington’s Night in Hell’s Heroes @ Mono Basin winter gathering and fundraiser. the Country event. Historical Socity meeting. Potluck Doors at 6:30, Movie at 7:30. Tix: $10, The American Red Cross will Tickets for the 2017 Eastern Sierra begins 6, movie at 7. LV Presbyterian includes one drink. Info: Friends of be in Mono County in December Music Festival are expected to go Church. See sidebar, this page. the Inyo. Mammoth Lakes Welcome offering trainings. Join us on on sale Thursday, Nov. 17th at www. Center, 2510 Main St. Monday December 5, from 12:30 Tuesday, December 6/ Bishop Basketball League deadline. p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the Antelope ESMusicFest.org. As a thank you for Questions: Waylon Cleland at the support given to ESMF’s first Recreation Commission meets 9:00 Valley Community Center, 442 Mule a.m. Suite Z. 760.873.5863. See sidebar, this page. event, organizers will be offering 2017 Deer Road, Walker. Also Tuesday, tickets at 2016 prices through Dec. 31. December 6 from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 Eastern Sierra Music Festival will AT THE MOVIES p.m. at the Department of Social once again support the National Services Conference Room, 452 Old Wounded Warrior Center. Mammoth Road, Mammoth Lakes. RSVP today, space is limited. Call The festival is currently seeking Minaret Cinemas sponsors and donors for the concert 760.924.1780. Registration fee is $5.00 series. Those interested in helping to be paid by cash or check when you Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (PG-13): J.K. Rowling’s much- check-in. bring artists like these to the Eastern anticipated magical fantasy film, preceding the adventures of the wildly popu- Sierra may contact ESMF through its lar Harry Potter. website at www.ESMusicFest.org. Bishop Basketball League Moana (PG): A tale of adventure on the high seas in Polynesia. Walt Disney Travel Analysis Report Completed The City of Bishop adult basketball CG-animated film about an adventurous young teenager who sails in the league will begin on January 4, 2017. South Pacific on a daring mission to save her people. The Inyo National Forest Team registration packets available announces that the Travel Analysis at City Hall. Team fees are $450 and Report (TAR) is available for review. due no later than December 9. We The report can be viewed by will be hosting two gym practice visiting: http://www.fs.usda.gov/ nights December 7 and 14 from 7:40- detail/inyo/landmanagement/ 9:00 p.m. at the west gym of Bishop planning/?cid=stelprd3834316 High School. Questions: Call Waylon The Travel Analysis Process, or Cleland at 760.873.5863. TAP, is required by the 2005 Travel Management Rule so that forests DSES Whiteout Extravaganza provide a safe, financially, and environmentally sustainable road Disabled Sports Eastern Sierra has system that can realistically be reinvented its annual holiday party to maintained. Due to increased use, reflect the wintry wonderland we live aging infrastructure, and decreasing in—the event has been renamed The budgets, the forest cannot maintain Whiteout Extravaganza. all roads to standards for safety and Tickets are $70 and a VIP environmental protection. TAP fulfills Table, which seats 10, is $1500. the requirement in Subpart A that Purchase tickets online at www. states each forest uses a science- disabledsportseasternsierra.org, based roads analysis to help identify at the DSES office, Second Chance the minimum road system. Thrift Shop and Booky Joint. Call The TAR summarizes the results 760.934.0791 for more information. of the Inyo National Forest’s Travel Analysis Process. 22 I NOTICES www.thesheetnews.com THE SHEET I Saturday, November 26, 2016 PUBLIC NOTICES Notice of Public Internet Auction Notice of Public Hearing Notice of Ordinance

NOTICE OF PUBLIC INTERNET AUCTION ON DECEMBER 9-12, 2016 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AN ORDINANCE OF THE MONO COUNTY BOARD OF TAX DEFAULTED PROPERTY FOR DELINQUENT TAXES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE MAMMOTH OF SUPERVISIORS AUTHORIZING BIWEEKLY PAY LAKES TOWN COUNCIL will hold a PUBLIC HEAR- PERIODS On August 9, 2016, I, Janet Dutcher, Mono County Tax Collector, was directed to conduct a public auction sale ING on Wednesday, December 7, 2016, beginning at by the Board of Supervisors of Mono County, California. The tax defaulted properties listed on this notice are 6:00 p.m. and continuing until finished, at the Mam- WHEREAS, the County of Mono currently pays its subject to the Tax Collector's power of sale and have been approved for sale by a resolution dated August 9, 2016 moth Lakes Town Council Chamber, Suite Z within employees one time per month (i.e, monthly pay of the Mono County Board of Supervisors. the Minaret Village Shopping Center, 437 Old Mam- periods); and moth Road to consider the following application: The sale will be conducted at www.bid4assets.com, at 8:00 a.m. PST on December 9, 2016 and the auction will WHEREAS, the County desires to change from a close at the time shown on each auction item on December 12, 2016, as a public auction to the highest bidder Application Request: Update of Chapter 15.04 of the monthly pay period to a biweekly pay period (i.e., for not less than the minimum bid as shown on this notice. Parcels receiving no bids will be re-offered at www. Municipal Code to adopt the 2016 California Building fourteen days); and bid4assets.com, at 8:00 a.m. PST on February 10, 2017 and the auction will close at the time shown on each auc- Codes. tion item on February 13, 2017, a minimum price appropriate to stimulate competitive bidding. Due diligence NOW, THEREFORE, THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS research is incumbent on the bidder as all properties are sold as is. The winning bidder is legally obligated to The ordinance will more specifically adopt by refer- OF THE COUNTY OF MONO ORDAINS that: purchase the item. ence the 2016 Edition of the California Building Standards Code; incorporating the 2016 California SECTION ONE: Commencing on January 1, 2017, a Computer workstations will be available to persons who need them at 25 Bryant St. Bridgeport CA during busi- Building Code (Incorporating and Amending the 2015 biweekly pay period is hereby authorized for Mono ness hours. The county and its employees are not liable for the failure of any electronic equipment that may International Building Code); the 2016 California County employees and officials. prevent a person from participating in the sale. Administrative Code, the 2016 California Electrical Only bids submitted via the Internet will be accepted. Pre-registration is required. Register online at www. Code (Incorporating and Amending the 2014 National bid4assets.com by December 5, 2016. Bidders must submit a refundable deposit of $2,500.00 (plus a $35 pro- Electric Code); the 2016 California Mechanical Code SECTION TWO: This ordinance shall become effective cessing fee) to www.bid4assets.com by December 5, 2016. Bid deposits must be in the form of a wire transfer, (Incorporating and Amending the 2015 Uniform 30 days from the date of its adoption and final pas- cashier’s check or money order. The deposit will be applied to the successful bidder's purchase price. Full pay- Mechanical Code); the 2016 California Plumbing sage, which appears immediately below. The Clerk of ment and deed information indicating how title should be vested is required within 48 hours after the end of the Code (Incorporating and Amending the 2015 Uniform the Board of Supervisors shall post this ordinance and sale. Only Wire Transfers will be accepted for final payment. The right of redemption will revive for any property Plumbing Code); the 2016 California Residential Code also publish the ordinance in the manner prescibed purchased by a credit transaction if payment in full is not received by the close of business on the date of sale. (Incorporating and Amending the 2015 International by Government Code section 25124 no later than 15 Transfer taxes will be added to and collected with the purchase price. Residential Code); the 2016 California Fire Code days after the date of this ordinance’s adoption and (Incorporating and Amending the 2015 International final passage. If the Clerk fails to so publish this ordi- The right of redemption will cease on Thursday, December 8, 2016 at the close of business and parcels not Fire Code), the 2016 California Green Building Stan- nance within said 15-day period, then the ordinance redeemed will be offered for sale. If the parcel is not sold, the right of redemption will revive and continue up to dards Code, the 2016 California Historical Building shall not take effect until 30 days after the date of the close of business on the last business day prior to the next scheduled sale, to be conducted at 8:00 a.m. PST Code, the 2016 California Existing Building Code, the publication. on February 10, 2017 and the auction will close at the time shown on each auction item on February 13, 2017 at 2016 California Energy Code and the 2016 California the same location stated above. Reference Standards Code. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this 15th day of If the properties are sold, parties of interest as defined in California Revenue and Taxation Code Section 4675, November, 2016, by the following vote, to wit: have a right to file a claim with the county for any excess proceeds from the sale. Excess proceeds are the CEQA Determination: Pursuant to California amount of the highest bid in excess of the liens and costs of the sale that are paid from the sale. Notice will be Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines AYES: Supervisors Alpers, Corless, Johnston , & given to parties of interest, pursuant to California Revenue and Taxation Code section 3692(e), if excess pro- Section 1506l(b)(3), this ordinance is exempt from Stump. ceeds result from the sale. the requirements of the California Environmental NOES: None Additional information may be obtained by contacting the tax collector at http://monocounty.ca.gov, or by call- Quality Act (CEQA) in that it is not a Project which has ABSENT: Supervisor Fesko. ing 760-932-5480. the potential for causing a significant effect on the ABSTAIN: None PARCEL NUMBERING SYSTEM EXPLANATION environment. The Assessor's Parcel Number, when used to describe property in this list, refers to the assessor's map book, the Fred Stump, Chairman map page, the block on the map if applicable, and the individual parcel on the map page or in the block. The Zoning/Location: Town-wide Mono County Board of Supervisors assessor's maps and further explanation of the parcel numbering system are available in the assessor's office. All persons having an interest in the proposed appli- The properties that are the subject of this notice are situated in Mono County, California, and are described as cation request may appear before the Town Council ATTEST: follows: either in person or represented by counsel and pres- Helen Nunn ent testimony or may, prior to said hearing, file with Clerk of the Board, Sr. Deputy the Town Clerk written correspondence pertaining Item No. Assessor’s Parcel Number Last Assessee Name Minimum Bid thereto. Pursuant to Government Code Section APPROVED AS TO FORM: 1 002-320-011-000 WALTON, TERRY LEE $ 16,496.80 65009(b), if this matter is subsequently challenged Stacey Simon 2 002-353-008-000 WILSON, ROSEMARY $ 9,064.17 in court, the challenge may be limited to only those County Counsel 3 002-362-004-000 YOST, H. $ 1,287.46 issues raised at the public hearing described in this 5 002-392-007-000 TODD, SANDRA K. $ 10,209.40 notice or in written correspondence delivered to the TS #2016-0223 6 002-470-045-000 LEZAK 2009 FAMILY TRUST 4/29/2009 $ 9,668.46 Town of Mammoth Lakes at, or prior to, the public 7 008-211-006-000 MORRIS, CHARLES A. $ 1,999.34 hearing. For additional information, please contact 8 015-104-039-000 MARZANO & SONS G.E.C., INC. $ 1,458.50 Tom Perry, Building Official, by telephone at (760) 9 015-104-040-000 MARZANO & SONS GEN. ENG. CONTRACT $ 65,354.01 965-3635 or email at tperry@townofmammothlakes. Order To Show Cause For 10 015-104-041-000 MARZANO & SONS GEN.ENG.CONTRACT $ 106,523.67 ca.gov. The proposed ordinance will be available for Change of Name 11 015-104-045-000 MARZANO & SONS G.E.C., INC. $ 48,701.47 review at the Town Offices, located at 437 Old Mam- 12 015-104-046-000 MARZANO & SONS GEN.ENG.CONTRACT $ 71,040.13 moth Road, Suite R, and on the Town of Mammoth Present Name: 13 015-104-050-000 MARZANO & SONS GEN.ENG.CONTRACT $ 1,612.14 Lakes web site at www.townofmammothlakes.ca.gov. Patricia Ann Barich 14 015-140-026-000 MARZANO & SONS GEN ENG CONTRACT $ 77,711.15 15 015-140-027-000 MARZANO & SONS G.E.C., INC. $ 45,727.41 BY ORDER OF THE MAMMOTH LAKES TOWN 16 018-060-021-000 CLARKE ROUNTREE, ERNEST KINNEY, GEORGE KINNEY, COLLEEN MOLL, COUNCIL Proposed Name: KENNETH HORTON, DICK KINNEY, RAYLYN STADLER, ERNEST S. KINNEY $ 805.52 Patricia Ann Hughes 18 026-040-010-000 PETERSON CHERYL $ 3,475.97 Dated: November 18, 2016 19 026-281-002-000 WALTHER, E.W., ESTATE OF, ET AL, Petitioner: GENEVIEVE WALTHER $ 529.50 Jamie Gray, Town Clerk 20 031-020-012-000 UNION HOME LOAN INC, 1991 TRUST 12/2/1991, GOLDFIELD, STE- Patricia Ann Barich VEN, CUST FOR D GOLDFIELD, UGMA, DAVID SAMUEL THAL GENSBURG TRUST, ELISSA DAISY TS #2016-0221 P.O. Box 714 THAL GENSBURG TRUST, PHILLIP MILES, NANCY MILES, Bridgeport ,Ca. 93517 EQUITY TRUST COMPANY, FBO B KUBERT $ 15,691.67 21 032-120-028-000 LOBODZINSKI, SLAWOMIR Redeemed Notice of Hearing: 23 037-260-001-000 MARZANO & SONS GEN.ENG.CONT.INC Redeemed Dec. 20, 2016, 1:15 p.m. 24 037-260-002-000 MARZANO & SONS GEN ENG CONT, INC $ 213,465.68 Notice of Vacancy 25 039-050-082-000 PARK, GAYLE Redeemed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a vacancy in an Superior Court of California, County of unexpired term exists on the Planning and Economic Mono 278 Main Street, Bridgeport, Ca. Development Commission due to a resignation. The 93517 I certify or (declare), under penalty of perjury, that the foregoing is true and correct. term of appointment will expire on July 31, 2018. Janet Dutcher The Planning and Economic Development Com- Mono County Director of Finance/Treasurer-Tax Collector TS #2016-0218 mission meetings are scheduled for 2:00 p.m. on the This statement was filed with the Executed at Bridgeport, Mono California, on October 28, 2016 second Wednesday of each month. Superior Court of California, Mono County on November 08, 2016. Interested parties should file an application with the Case Number CV160104 Notice of Public Hearing Town Clerk on or before Monday, November 28, 2015 2016-0219 (11/12,11/19, 11/26, 12/03) General Plan Amendment (GPA) 15-002 & at 5:00 p.m. Application forms (“Application for Pub- Zoning Code Amendment (ZCA) 15-002 lic Appointment”) may be obtained from the Town’s website, www.townofmammothlakes.ca.gov; Town NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Wednesday, December 7, 2016, beginning at Clerk at the Town Offices, Minaret Village Shopping 6:00 p.m. and continuing until finished, at the Town Council Chambers, Suite Z, within the Minaret Village Center; by writing to P.O. Box 1609, Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546, Attention: Town Clerk; or by phoning PERSONALS Shopping Center, 437 Old Mammoth Road, the Mammoth Lakes Town Council will hear a request for the 965-3602. following: Request: The Project includes General Plan Land Use Element and Zoning Code amendments and a Dated: November 7, 2016 I heard you ... are looking for a Thanks- comprehensive update to the General Plan Mobility Element. A summary of the Project is below: Jamie Gray, Town Clerk giving dinner to crash. I guess that would TS #2016-0216  Changing the allowable intensity of development within commercially designated and zoned areas make you, “Sam I Yam.” to allow up to 2.0 Floor Area Ratio, removal of units and rooms per acre, and allowing properties I saw you ... were nominated by Trump along Primary and Secondary Active Frontages to use 75% of the ground floor for units or rooms Order To Show Cause For to serve as Attorney General. Let’s hope (and other non-active uses). Change of Name that “session” times out.  Revisions to the boundaries of commercially designated land in the Land Use Element to match In search of ... a job, but don’t feel like current commercial zoning. Present Name: you’re really qualified for the position?  Changing Land Use Element policy and text associated with regulating population growth from a Ricardo Miranda Blanco Stop second-guessing yourself. In the People At One Time (PAOT) approach to an impact assessment based approach as well as a age of Trump, you don’t need no stinking change in the buildout methodology. Proposed Name: qualifications.  Deleting Land Use Element Community Benefits Incentive Zoning (CBIZ) and modifying Transfer Richard Miranda Blanco I’m afraid you ... are going to get of Development Rights (TDR) policies. absolutely bombed for Thanksgiving. Try Petitioner: to pace yourself. Maybe eat some food,  Updating the Mobility Element to achieve a progressive multimodal transportation system. Ricardo Miranda Blanco CEQA Determination: The Town Council will consider a Resolution certifying the Environmental Impact 512 Hillside Place too. After all, you can’t have Wild Turkey Report (SCH No. 2015052072), making California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Findings of Fact, Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546 without the Turkey. approving Statements of Overriding Consideration, and adopting the Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan. I saw you ... have family visiting for the Location: Commercial zoning districts (Land Use Element and Zoning Code amendments) / Town-wide Notice of Hearing: holiday. If it gets too stressful, visit your (Mobility Element update) Dec. 15, 2016, 9:30 a.m. second family at (insert name of favorite Proponent: Town of Mammoth Lakes Superior Court of California, County of bar here). Mono 100 Thompson Way, Mammoth I heard you ... specialize in human per- All persons having an interest in the proposed application request may appear before the Town Council either Lakes, CA 93546 in person or represented by counsel and present testimony or may, prior to said hearing, file with the formance optimization. In other words, Executive Secretary written correspondence pertaining thereto. Pursuant to Government Code Section 65009 you just ripped off the old U.S. Army (b), if this matter is subsequently challenged in court, the challenge may be limited to only those issues raised This statement was filed with the slogan and dressed it up in a lot of fancy at the public hearing described in this notice or in written correspondence delivered to the Town of Mammoth Superior Court of California, Mono County syllables. Lakes at, or prior to, the public hearing. For additional information, or to obtain a copy of the staff report which on October 31, 2016. I heard you ... specialize in human will be published no later than December 2, 2016, contact Sandra Moberly, Community and Economic Case Number CV160100 performance optimization, yet you never Development Manager, at (760) 965-3633. Facsimiles may be sent to (760) 934-7493, or email at: 2016-0220 (11/12,11/19, 11/26, 12/03) [email protected]. mentioned working for Pfizer in your bio. Mammoth Lakes Town Council | P.O. Box 1609 | Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546 TS #2016-0224 THE SHEET I Saturday, November 26, 2016 www.thesheetnews.com I 23 SPORTS HUSKIES GIVE THEIR ALL AT DESERT MOUNTAIN LEAGUE By Connie Moyer ongratulations to Mammoth High School girls Cross CCountry Team, who ran their way to becoming the Desert Mountain League (DML) Champions, winning every race they entered in the league this season. The boys Husky Running team placed a strong second place in the league as well. Both of these standings qualified the teams for the CIF Prelims in Riverside on Friday last week. At the Prelims, the Husky girls moved into the CIF Finals also at Riverside. Leading the girls team is freshman Jordyn Harper, who won every DML race by an astonishing 1:27. She then ran to an eighth place position on Friday at the Prelims. The top ten individual places move on to the Finals, had the team not qualified. “I have had so much fun being a part of the MHS Cross Country Team,” said Harper. “I couldn’t have made it this far without all of the training, coaching and advice I have received from Tomas MHS Husky Cross Country girls showing off some muscle after racing in the CIF Prelims SS Division 5 and qualifying for next Rodriquez, Nancy Fiddler, Laura week’s CIF Finals. Left to right: Rona McChesney, Lynn Regelbrugge, Abby Stoiber, Lainey Altieri Need, Melanie Moyer, Journey Bowman, Deena and Andrew Kastor, Whitfield and Jordyn Harper. Coach Scott Luke, my mom, and especially my amazing teammates who have been with me the whole way...Sometimes, the pain seems unbearable but pushing through will reward you in the end.” This is the first time a MHS Cross Country Team has made to CIF Finals in the career of Head Coach Scott Luke. “I am so proud of our running teams,” Coach Luke commented. “When our two Senior Captains, Jacob Mahler and Lynn Regelbrugge were freshmen, we had a group of about seven. Now we are 24 strong and have earned back- to-back girls DML Champions and boys runner-up to the number one ranked team in the state. Our girls qualifying for the CIF Finals is the cherry on top of a fantastic season.” Good luck to the Husky girls at the CIF Finals. From there they can qualify for the State Finals in Fresno. MHS Cross Country boys after a hard run at the CIF Prelims Division 5 at Riverside. Left to right: Guy LaBorde, Justin Okamoto, Go Dawgs! Dimas Murguia, Cardiff Smith, Jacob Mahler, Lucas Strazzere, and Jared Mahler. 24 I www.thesheetnews.com THE SHEET I Saturday,November 26, 2016 NATIONAL A CAUTIONARY TALE TO THE POWERS THAT BE By Casselman he nation, after the 2016 elec- legislatures, and the eventual prospect contributed notably to the Democrats’ when the hard work of governing takes tion, is now overwhelmingly a of naming three (and seating two) 2016 defeats. place after the election. TRepublican-governed country at members to the Supreme Court—and At the same time, numerous conser- Speaking of cautions, the Demo- the state and national levels. If there lots of liberal judges to the lower fed- vative state governors and legislatures crats, now reeling from their historic is any ambiguity about this, it is at the eral courts. Books were written smugly took over and seized the agenda for defeat, seem poised to choose a radical U.S. Supreme Court, where there is a predicting an endless era of Democrat- domestic reform. Their local successes member of Congress to lead their very temporary tie between liberals ic and liberal majorities and control by stood in powerful contrast to the stale- party. I suggest they take a hard look and conservatives. This tie, and the “progressive” governments. mate in the nation’s capital. at what happened when their equiva- direction of the lower federal courts, The first major domestic reform act Only through executive orders and lent British party, Labour, chose a however, will soon lean to the right of this liberal hegemony (and it turned unending new federal regulations was radical member of parliament, Jeremy as the new president has promised to out, also its last) was the Affordable the liberal Obama administration able Corbyn, to lead them. Labour subse- name conservative judges for the next Care Act, also known as Obamacare. to hold any grasp on U.S. domestic quently saw themselves marginalized four years. But instead of the traditional ritual of policy, but these acts were also very in British politics as the new leader- The U.S. House and Senate, most negotiation and compromise with the unpopular and contributed further ship advocated unpopular policies governorships and state legislatures political opposition to ensure wide- to a growing antipathy to progressive and measures that most British voters are now in Republican hands, and spread acceptance of a major reform, government and its philosophy. simply could not accept. For the appear likely to remain so for some the new President and his congres- This historic ideological failure and Democrats to marginalize themselves time. Only in large U.S. cities (and a sional leadership allies chose to push its brevity should be a cautionary tale now, at a moment when they are weak- few states) are there islands of domi- the legislation through without even to the new President, his administra- est, seems to be more suicidal than nant liberal political control, and these reading their own fine print. tion and the Congress. No matter how “progressive.” are, or have, urban centers facing It was an enormous mistake, and the right conservatives believe their cause There are no permanent conditions continuing high unemployment, opposition to Obamacare did not ever is, and how successful they are confi- in the politics of a democratic republic, growing crime, and rapidly increasing go away. In the mid-term elections of dent their policies will be, there is no Today’s victories can, and often do, local taxes to pay for fixing decaying 2010 and 2014, the conservative oppo- substitute for building and maintain- lead to tomorrow’s defeats. Rhetoric infrastructure and expanding public sition made large gains, and although ing strong and enduring grass roots and ideology are easy matters when services. Mr. Obama won re-election in 2012, support. The careful construction of compared to the hard work of actually Only eight years ago, it was almost his party did not regain domestic con- this support will require negotiation governing. At the beginning of a new the opposite. Then, President-elect trol as the federal government settled and consultation not only with the opera, and the end of another, both sides Barack Obama could look forward to into stalemate. As foretold even before position party, but within the conser- might well profit from thinking them- a Democratic Congress, many more its enactment, Obamacare crashed and vative coalition itself. selves carefully through what they will Democratic governors and state burned just before the election, and This coalition finally came together do next. for the 2016 elections, but as we all Find more work by Barry Casselman now know, it could easily come apart at www.barrycasselman.com. THE SHEET I Saturday, November 26, 2016 www.thesheetnews.com LOCAL NEWS I 25 MURDER MYSTERY IN THE TOWN OF MOUNTAIN FLAKES Sierra Classic Theatre brings down the house with this year’s dinner fundraiser Photos by Bodine

Sierra Classic Theatre ended this year’s Murder Mystery Fundraiser with a special encore performance at Rafters on Wednesday, November 16. Photos, clockwise from top left: Airen Nealey offers samples of Rage Face energy drink. Leslie-Anne Hoxie played the bi-polar Perky Peaks. Steazy G, played by Rob Gill, and his possee, Coffee Cans (Tyler Lovell, left) and Candy (Airen Nealey, right). Ski patrollers at attention: Diana Bodine as Buckie and Maruice Cooper as Larson. The lovely Traci Burgard played Southern Belle Coco Rico St. Moritz. Allison McDonell Page as the arrogant Bunny Slopes.

Photos, from top: Joe Price, Lindsay Barksdale and Ian Birrell enjoying the food and fri- volity at Rafters. Below: Raquel Westlake, John Yarrington, Silena Mandich, Kirk Stapp and Diane Eagle were allowed to sit with Bodine. 26 I COVER STORY www.thesheetnews.com THE SHEET I Saturday, November 26, 2016 WALSHE continued from page 1 having trained in town with the by her experience. Her heart rate have been pushing for a high alti- USSA. He’s enthusiastic about clocked at 173 beats per minute as tude training center at Mammoth, working in a place like the Eastern she crawled through the box. “She’s and Morgan thinks that a HPO Sierra—his wife quipped at Satur- a world class triathlete,” said Walshe. component could be a “unique day’s meet-and-greet that she was “To get her heart beat up to 173 BPM differentiator” in Mammoth’s goal “looking to escape L.A.” you’d have to run her up mountains to become one of the world’s best Walshe thinks Mammoth has and nearly kill her. [The athletes] alpine resorts. something special, he said, and the know I’m messing with them. We’ve Walshe said there’s probably less community needs to decide what its been doing this for years. I’m not than twenty such centers worldwide. future is going to look like. “Mam- allowed to kill them. It’s in my con- “I think if Mammoth was interest- moth has a vision of how the next tract,” he said to laughs. ed in human optimization, the next 10-20 years are going to unfold,” he “In the physical domain people step is…what role would Mammoth told The Sheet on Monday, Novem- have mastered the art of kicking the like to take in that ecosystem of per- ber 21. “What does a high perfor- crap out of each other… every elite formance centers?” said Walshe. mance element to that vision look performer talks about this experi- There is precedent for such an like?” ence as the hardest day of their life,” idea—Mammoth already hosts elite Walshe says that elite human he said of the Cirque du Soleil train- athletes who come to train at at- performance, or, as he calls it on his ing. Of a professional surfer, Walshe titude. The Mammoth Track Club, website, “hacking human potential,” said “If I push him [this hard] in the headed by world-class runners PHOTO COURTESY EXPONENTIALSINGULARITY.ORG is on the cusp of breaking out of its ocean, I’m going to kill him. In a lit- Deena and Andrew Kastor, attracts esoteric niche. tle room like this with some music… Dr. Andy Walshe specializes in Human international athletes already. I think…you could say human per- they dig deep inside and say, ‘This Performance Optimization. “Mammoth has amazing natural formance is still a cottage industry, is about me. Now i’m starting to see “I’d shoot for people that could pay resources at our doorstep, but what and it’s growing rapidly, but at the where my shortcomings are.” quarter of a million dollars for 4-5 Mammoth lacks is a centralized very top tier there’s very few [HPO Walshe and his contemporaries days… You rip off the rich to pay the infrastructure,” Morgan told The centers].” believe that the potential for human poor,” he said with a smile. Sheet. What people like Walshe are doing performance is almost limitless. “Crack the code of talent and give The first stage in bringing HPO to is on the cutting edge of technol- “Human 2.0 is going to come up it away to the world so that every- Mammoth, Morgan says, “would be ogy—Walshe showed videos of elite within the next 20 years. A com- body gets 1 percent better,” he said. for Mammoth to establish itself a athletes taken completely out of pletely different individual in terms Children, in particular, can reap thought leader in HPO. How do we their comfort zones: Skiers getting of how you can train them.” extraordinary benefits from the type do that? I imagine we would start on surfboards, surfers taking classes His vision is to make the tech- of training he does. inviting experts in the field up to with Cirque du Soleil gymnasts, nology available to the masses by “We can make the world’s best talk…maybe some conferences, and and even triathletes having to crawl charging the wealthy, such as CEOs better,” Walshe says. “We’re not ap- have Andy [Walshe] bring his guys through a box containing an enor- and sponsored athletes, full price for plying these techniques to the top up…The second stage would ideally mous boa constrictor. their training. Sort of a Robin Hood cancer researchers in the world... be to set up some kind of lab or gym One participant, who was terrified philosophy. “If was going to run an what about a program where we so that we could test what he could of snakes, was particularly shaken executive program,” Walshe said, spend $5 million a year on you, and do up here.” you’re trying to cure cancer? How Ultimately, Walshe said, it’s up to this next generation can live a life Mammoth to decide whether this is we’ve only dreamed about… is well the future the community wants to within reach.” invest in. What these ideas mean for Mam- “There has to be an appetite for moth is up to the community to this,” said Walshe. “If you want to decide, he said. just build a center that’s great for Rich Boccia and Gary Morgan altitude training, it will be powerful, it will have impact, it will create a legacy. But we’re more interested in changing the world…” Gary Morgan is interested in hearing feedback from the community. 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