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Susie Smith was forced to shut down her Makin’ Waves Salon on Main Street in Huntington Beach at close of business Monday. Smith is not sure when the downtown Surf City fixture will be allowed to reopen, after California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s Monday or- der rolling back the reopening of the state during the coronavirus pandemic. Raul Roa | Staff Photographer Newsom’s order halted all in- door dining and closed bars, zoos ANGELYTE PANTOJA, 18, poses for pictures after getting her diploma during a drive-through graduation at Ocean View High School in and museums statewide. In many Huntington Beach on June 10. More than 280 students drove through the school during the day at a rate of about 50 an hour. counties, including Orange and Los Angeles, gyms, houses of wor- ship, hair salons, malls and other businesses were forced to reclose. Could Orange County schools “It’s indefinite, and that’s really scary,” Smith said. Smith said she thought she could take her salon business reopen in fall with no masks? outside, like many restaurants have, but she received notice from the California State Board of BY SARA CARDINE, ANH DO, Board of Education members say they believe a return to the Barbering and Cosmetology stat- DAVID CARRILLO PEÑALOZA ing otherwise. campuses is the best course for children, in part because science “We feel like we’re being penal- Orange County schools could welcome has shown youth are not at great risk of contracting COVID-19. ized for something we didn’t do,” students back to campus this fall — without she said, speaking for salon own- social distancing or masks — after the edu- Beckie Gomez dissenting, said they believe a and use of hand sanitizer, in addition to the ers. “We’ve been so clean, and cation leaders on Monday approved recom- return to schools is the best course for chil- nightly disinfection of classrooms, offices we’re so careful. We feel like it’s mendations that sharply contrast reopening dren, in part because science has shown and transportation vehicles, among other unfair for our industry. plans outlined by their counterparts in Los those in the school-age crowd are not at measures — oppose orders issued by the Or- “Stylists are just going to do Angeles and San Diego. great risk of contracting COVID-19. ange County Department of Education. In a 4-1 vote, members of the Orange Their guidelines — which call for daily See Shutdown, page A3 County Board of Education, with trustee temperature checks, frequent hand washing See Schools, page A2 Lawmakers question board’s recommendation Bicyclist
BY SARA CARDINE killed in THE ORANGE Agroup of legislators is asking the Orange COUNTY Board County Board of Education Tuesday to ex- of Education H.B. crash, plain its recent recommendation for the announced countywide reopening of schools without Monday its distancing and masks, expressing concerns recommendation driver about the ramifications of the decision on that schools return health and safety. in the fall without In a letter issued Tuesday by Rep. Harley implementing arrested Rouda (D-Long Beach), Linda Sanchez (D- the use of face Whittier), Katie Porter (D-Irvine) and three masks, social other congressional Democrats, lawmakers distancing or BY MATT SZABO requested a briefing with board members reduced class and Orange County Health Care Agency offi- sizes. Adriver was arrested Tuesday cials on the guidelines released Monday. in Huntington Beach after alleg- “We are deeply concerned by the Board’s edly fatally hitting a bicyclist and decision to not address the health threats Don Leach fleeing the scene, police said. that COVID-19 poses to our communities Staff Photographer The Huntington Beach Police with its recommendations to reopen schools Department said it responded to without the use of face masks, social distanc- As of Tuesday, that figure had jumped to choose, to reopen in August without smaller areport of a traffic collision in- ing or reduced class sizes,” the letter reads. 1,436. class cohorts and with no 6-foot distancing volving a vehicle and a bicycle at It went on to point out that as of Monday, a Board members approved the recom- measures or mask rules in place. 12:25 a.m. Tuesday, near the cor- total of 1,382 cases of the coronavirus had mendations in a 4-1 vote, paving the way for ner of Beach Boulevard and Sun- been reported among children under age 17. Orange County school districts, should they See Decision, page A2 rise Drive. Police found a male bicyclist in the roadway, and he was pro- nounced dead by responding Irvine first O.C. city with drive-up COVID-19 testing paramedics, HBPD Sgt. Joshua Page said. The involved vehicle was later located and the driver BY MATT SZABO counties, including Orange and The cumulative death toll from The testing facility in Irvine, lo- arrested for fleeing the scene. Los Angeles, also will be reclosing COVID-19 in the county since the cated at Orange County Great Police did not release the Irvine became the first city in gyms, churches, hair salons, pandemic began in March is now Park parking lot No. 6, is offered names of the deceased or the ar- Orange County to open a drive- malls and other businesses. 433. There are 712 cases currently to people who either live or work rested driver. up testing site Monday, as There were 865 more positive hospitalized, a number that is the in Irvine, whether symptomatic The investigation is ongoing, COVID-19 numbers continued to cases of the coronavirus reported highest single-day total during or asymptomatic. It is open from Page said, and being investigated steadily increase. Tuesday by the Orange County the pandemic, including 237 pa- Monday through Thursday from by the HBPD Multidisciplinary Gov. Gavin Newsom an- Health Care Agency, and nine tients in intensive care units. 8a.m. to 5 p.m. and is by ap- Accident Investigation Team. Any- nounced during his daily news deaths. That brings the cumula- Testing has continued to in- pointment only, with up to 260 one with information is asked to conference that all of California’s tive case count to 26,120, includ- crease, as there have now been PCR tests being administered per contact traffic Investigator Doug counties would be closing indoor ing 1,355 skilled nursing facility 324,479 total tests administered day via nasal or oral swab before Demetre at (714) 536-5670. dining and bars, family entertain- residents, 432 Orange County jail in the county. Roughly 100,000 of being handed to a medical pro- ment centers, zoos and muse- inmates and 119 people experi- those have taken place since June [email protected] ums, effective immediately. Most encing homelessness. 19. See Testing, page A3 Twitter: @mjszabo BURGER WEEK JULY12-18 PRESENTED BY Great burger menus all week at participating restaurants!
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THE DAILY Work crews close Newport’s COMMUTER Back Bay Drive after rockslide PUZZLE By Jacqueline E. Newport’s scenic Back Mathews Bay Drive will remain large- ly closed for the next two ACROSS 1 weeks as crews clean up Barcelona wife: debris after a recent rock- abbr. slide, the city announced 4Thespian Monday. 9Current letters The multipurpose road 13 "If" or "Trees" will be fully closed on 15 Rise's partner, in weekdays from 7 a.m. to phrase 4p.m. and reopen for pe- 16 Dr. Zhivago's destrians and bicyclists on love weekdays after 4 p.m. and 17 Olden days on weekends. The road will 18 __ of cake; easy task be inaccessible to motor 19 Court order vehicles at all times. Kevin Chang | Staff Photographer 20 Taboo The rockslide originated 22 European on a private parcel abutting A MOTORIST cruises along Back Bay Drive near Eastbluff peaks the road between San Drive in 2014. It is currently closed because of a rockslide. 23 Seldom seen Joaquin Hills Road and 24 "Who art in Eastbluff Drive North in nical consultant to find a loose earth and rocks from heaven, hallowed late June. The city closed solution to stabilize the the bluffs. A heavy rain- be __" the upper section of the slope. storm last year led to mud- 26 Think highly of SUDOKU 25 __-been; one no road at that time and The 3-mile road, which slides that partially closed 29 Game bird longer popular started working with the hugs the eastern curve of the road. 34 Tests given By The Mepham Group 26 Aneurysm site, property owner and a tech- the Back Bay, is prone to —Hillary Davis before a panel often 35 Boscs & Complete the grid so each row, column and 27 Perish in the Bartletts 3-by-3 box (in bold borders) contains every sea DECISION policy makers who spoke at was published in 2010. 36 Flowery ring digit, 1 to 9. For strategies on how to solve 28 TV's "Perry __" the June 24 forum, includ- “What evidence and re- 37 Promising Sudoku, visit sudoku.org.uk. 29 Annoying Continued from page A1 ing Orange County Health search are the Board citing 38 Sail supports people Care Agency Director Dr. with this statement?” the 39 Lass 30 Stetsons & The guidelines — which Clayton Chau, listened to letter posed. “Did the Board 40 Deuce sombreros call for regular temperature parents who shared their review any emerging evi- 41 Sprinkles at the 31 Wanted poster checks, hand-washing and concerns about the pos- dence, especially the [Cen- table word sanitizing as well as nightly sible continuation of dis- ters for Disease Control and 42 Smooth; 32 Boldness disinfection of school cam- tance learning in the fall — Prevention’s] emerging evi- debonair 33 Mah-jongg pus surfaces — were com- the option selected Monday dence cited for the effec- 43 Funicello & pieces piled in a white paper pub- by officials with Los Angeles tiveness of cloth face cov- Bening 35 Wan lished following a June 24 and San Diego unified erings?” 45 Migraine 38 Fabric community forum, “Open- school districts. The letter’s authors also intensifiers 39 Stringed ing Schools in Orange Panelist and Los Angeles- sought clarification on met- 46 Deli loaf instruments County.” area emergency physician rics for reopening, respond- 47 __ canal; dental 41 Pigpen That document at- Simone Gold said science ing to instances of infection procedure 42 In just a bit tempted to demonstrate an doesn’t support social dis- and the involvement of 48 In addition 44 Wore away imbalance between chil- tancing or masks, the latter teachers, staff members 51 Underlying 45 Rope loops dren’s low risk for catching of which she likened to and union representatives reason 47 Dishwasher and spreading the co- “wearing a chain-link fence in the decision-making 56 Well-__; cycle ronavirus and the harm to keep out a mosquito.” process. scholarly 48 Circle portions that widespread lockdowns “It is, therefore, up to you It is unclear what process 57 Presses 49 Ooze out and isolation are having on with the consent and ad- board members or panel- 58 Decomposes For answers to the crossword and slowly young people’s learning as vice and pressure of the ists engaged in while com- 60 Give a darn Sudoku puzzles, see page A3. 50 Dress for Indira well as social and emo- parents to do what’s in the piling the white paper or if 61 Make laugh 52 Military force tional well-being. best interest of our chil- questions posed by the 62 Foot covering 53 Take a __; see “Continuing the shut- dren,” she said. public were ever answered. 63 Lose traction 2Place for solar 8Goes back into the sights down despite new science In their letter, lawmakers Board President Ken on ice panels 9Unceasingly 54 British and data, our experts said, questioned how the white Williams said he and Vice 64 Minstrels' 3Prefix for space 10 Rob Reiner's bathrooms has been a mistake with paper concluded masks President Mari Barke con- harps or dynamics dad 55 Carve initials in disastrous implications for may be harmful to children. vened the forum but could atree, e.g. 65 Timid around 4Set personal 11 Faucet problem children, their families and One meta-analysis study not be reached Tuesday for others 59 Wild blue community,” the paper cited by the document, comment. goals 12 Long-running yonder stated. Face Masks to Prevent DOWN 5Reprimand Broadway musical An 11-member panel of Transmission of Influenza [email protected] 1James Bond, for 6Even, as a score 14 In a happy way Tribune Media physicians, educators and Virus: A Systematic Review, Twitter: @SaraCardine one 7__ more; again 21 Saloons Services
ical campus, but also their emo- happens when you try to reintro- of athletics and student life, said in distance learning. That’s why a SCHOOLS tional and mental well-being. duce kids into a world like this, the private institution plans to safety plan of kids returning to Continued from page A1 “What we know about online one we’re trying to fix?” return to in-person learning. school is so vital. Allowing kids to schooling is that it is ineffective,” Crystal, another speaker, cited He said campus leaders have return with zero guidelines puts The recommendations do not said a speaker named Leigh. the example of 36 countries been meeting each week for the students, teachers and staff at support distancing learners and Board policy does not allow around the world that have re- past six weeks to work on what risk with so many of our students requiring face masks, two tenets broadcasting of last names. She opened schools “and they have returning to class will look like and families working on the front put forth by the county depart- and others worry about disad- not shown a significant spike” of this fall but haven’t yet decided lines.” ment’s “Orange County To- vantages plaguing children stuck COVID-19. “My children and whether to require face masks. Huntington Beach’s Ocean gether” guidelines. at home, especially among low- dozens of friends will not be at- “I fully understand the medical View School District plans to re- Board Vice President Mari income families who may not tending schools if masks are re- studies, political views and per- open an online academy as a Barke and colleagues clarified have online access. quired.” sonal preferences on wanting to separate school under the district the board’s suggestions were Jennifer, the mother of a Tiffany, mother of a kinder- wear masks or not wear them,” for families who wish to commit compiled from a June 24 com- daughter who’s a special-educa- gartner, questioned whether it’s Gonzalez added, “but it seems to a year of distance learning. munity forum that convened an tion teacher, said she’s especially “reasonable that a child should they may be a necessary step for Others will be brought into 11-member panel of health and concerned about “months of lost be denied a proper education ... the time being ... to protect smaller classes, with guidelines policy experts selected by board services” for kids who receive be denied the opportunity to teachers, faculty, staff and those in place, where they will learn in members and drew more than one-on-one attention in class- work on group projects” and go who may be at high risk.” distanced plexiglass safety cor- 1,000 in-person and online at- rooms due to their disabilities. on field trips. She also asked why Luiz Nuñez, a history teacher rals, according to board Presi- tendees. “Disney World opened this kids should “be taught to fear the and the head football coach at dent Gina Clayton-Tarvin. She “Our constituents expect lead- weekend, and their lawyer must very air that they breathe?” Ocean View High School in said the district was not inter- ership from us, and so we wanted know something we don’t know,” Monday’s summations stand Huntington Beach, said while it’s ested in adopting the recom- to present the information to she added, citing an American in marked contrast to recent important for kids to return to mendations of the County Board you,” Burke said. “These are sim- Academy of Pediatrics recom- steps taken at Los Angeles and school due to the social aspect of Education, which she said has ply guidelines to be looked at mendation that advocates “all San Diego unified school dis- and their mental health, the “zero authority” over local dis- and to follow according to what’s policy decisions in the coming tricts, where leaders announced Board of Education is leaving out tricts. best for your family — take it for school year should start with a Monday campuses would not re- the most important factor. “It is, frankly, politically driv- what it is and do what you’re goal of having students phys- open in August and students “There is also a responsibility en,” Clayton-Tarvin said of the most comfortable with.” ically present in school.” would return to online learning, as an educator and coach to board’s recent action. “It’s reck- Following last month’s forum, Casey, a mother with two chil- due to a worsening coronavirus make sure the safety of my stu- less and it’s causing undue fear advisory guidelines were com- dren enrolled at Tustin Unified surge. dents, players and coaches [are] among teachers, students and piled in a white paper that called School District, described at- It also follows an announce- apriority,” Nuñez said. “I want to parents alike, for no other reason distance learning an “utter fail- home learning as “a disaster,” ment from Gov. Gavin Newsom go back into the classroom, but than to wind people up.” ure” that revealed class dispari- adding that her youngsters soon earlier that day calling for many there has to be a plan of safety As coronavirus cases across the ties and inspired irregular at- “became addicted to technology” counties, including Orange and that takes care of [the] stake- nation continue to climb and tendance, at best, and cast social and wrestling the iPad away from Los Angeles, to reclose gyms, holders. I want to go back, but I waning suns set on weary par- distancing measures and mask- their hands was a constant chal- churches, hair salons, shopping want to do it as safely as possible. ents, the debate over whether wearing more of a harm than a lenge. malls and other personal service Idon’t believe the [Orange and how to reopen brick-and- help. Other parents said they had businesses. County Board of Education] is mortar schools in the fall is be- “K-12 children represent the witnessed the transformation of Board member Tim Shaw re- taking those measures with their ginning to take center stage in lowest risk cohort for COVID-19. healthy, well-adjusted and active iterated Monday the adopted [recommendations].” political debates. Because of that fact social dis- kids, turning completely “oppo- recommendations would hardly Nuñez also teaches at a school Earlier in July, President Trump tancing of children and reduced site” — or that they had drained count as law in Orange County. where more than half of the stu- issued a call for American census in classrooms is not nec- their children’s college savings “No one’s forcing anybody,” dent body is Latino. That demo- schools to reopen full time, essary and, therefore, not recom- account to pay for private educa- Shaw said. “If you feel very graphic has been hit hard by the blaming Democrats for wanting mended,” the document stated. tion after the closure of many strongly, very adamantly that you coronavirus in Orange County, as to keep them closed to prevent “Requiring children to wear public schools in mid-March. don’t want your child to attend a well as in Los Angeles County. him from being reelected. He masks during school is not only “I’m begging you how to figure public school with other chil- The Orange County Health also threatened to cut off federal difficult — if not impossible to out how to keep our kids in dren, there will almost certainly Care Agency reported Tuesday funding for educational institu- implement — but not based on school,” said Margo, mom to a be an online option made avail- that out of the 26,120 confirmed tions — authority he does not science,” it continued. “It may rising junior at Foothill High able to you.” total cases of COVID-19 in its have. even be harmful and is, there- School in Santa Ana. She fears an Many local school districts say county, 6,846 (43.6%) identify as Meanwhile, Education Secre- fore, not recommended.” increase in alcohol or drug abuse they are moving forward with in- Latino/Hispanic. The cumulative tary Betsy DeVos, in a CNN inter- The white paper suggests if a among families forced to isolate dividualized reopening plans death toll in the county is 433, view Sunday, repeated her school district is unwilling to themselves and their youngsters that have been in the works for and 159 of those are Latino/His- mantrathat children “need to be provide the environment parents from a regular classroom envi- the past several weeks. panic. back in school,” stopping short of feel is best suited to their chil- ronment. Students in the Newport-Mesa “Most of our Hispanic [stu- offering a plan for how they can dren’s needs, that parents be al- Erica, the mother of special- Unified School District, for ex- dents] at Ocean View have par- safely return. She has said stag- lowed “to send their children to a needs children, called wearing ample, will have the option of at- ents who are frontline workers gering arrival times for classes district or charter school that will masks “a distraction. They hide tending an online-only school or [and] who are constantly ex- and spacing desks 6 feet apart provide that education.” faces and they hide smiles. Plus, participating in a programthat posed to COVID-19,” Nuñez said. are “flexible” guidelines that may Monday’s discussion drew a they are not effective.” Moreover, can shift from in-person classes, “Many of my students and foot- be used as “appropriate.” massive response from members she said “teaching young devel- to online, to a hybrid model and ball players were forced to join Gonzalez, at Pacifica Christian, of the public, who emailed more oping minds not to socialize is a back in response to shifting the labor force and struggled to said politics aside, he is hoping than 2,000 comments to the crime.” health orders. Board members participate in distance learning. kids can safely return to campus board. Nearly two dozen in-per- Justin, who has a nephew were due to vote Tuesday on the Some had to help younger sib- soon. son commenters addressed the who’s been thriving while study- three-phase model, said spokes- lings or shared computers to get “Being at school is better than board directly. ing from home, said he actually woman Annette Franco. their academics duties com- being home, however you look at Most were parents effusive in appreciates the opportunity for Some schools will likely follow pleted. it,” he said. their support for the board’s the child to come into his own, the board’s suggestion, after hav- “I am torn with what is hap- Anh Do is a staff writer with the “bravery and diligence.” Many of away from “social stressors” in ing done their own research. At pening, because I know safety is Los Angeles Times. them stressed not only the edu- class. Out in society now ramp- Pacifica Christian Orange County apriority, but the challenges they cation component of their ant with “white supremacy” and High School in Newport Beach, face learning from home make it [email protected] youngsters returning to a phys- “gun owners,” he asked: “What Brandon Gonzalez, the director very difficult for them to engage Twitter: @TheDailyPilot WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM DAILY PILOT | COASTLINE PILOT | HUNTINGTON BEACH INDEPENDENT WEDNESDAY,JULY15, 2020 A3
Irvine will be the first city in TESTING Orange County to provide Continued from page A1 testing to those that live and work in Irvine, regard- fessional. Irvine spokes- less of whether they have woman Melissa Haley said symptoms. Testing contin- that it took just two days for ues to be a critical compo- appointments to be totally nent for reopening under booked for the entirety of State guidance, while en- the monthlong testing pro- suring the health of our gram. community.” However, Haley said the Irvine originally tried to Irvine City Council meets institute a drive-up testing Tuesday night and could program in May, Haley said, vote to expand the pro- but the chosen vendor “was gram, either by adding not able to provide the type more than the three drive- of service-level detail we up lanes currently present needed.” That was when or making the program last Curogram stepped in. longer. Curogram Chief Op- Irvine resident Tiffany Im erating Officer Michael Hsu, drove through late Monday an Irvine resident whose to be tested for COVID-19. company has helped devel- She said she has been hav- op testing sites in Houston, ing respiratory issues lately. Atlanta and New York City, “I’m really proud to be an said it takes time to develop Irvine resident, that they’re adrive-up testing program. doing this to make sure our “The bottom line is that community is safe,” Im nobody has ever faced this said. problem before,” Hsu said. “I know that there’s also a “Nobody really knows who’s Photos by Don Leach | Staff Photographer lot of concern about the supposed to solve it, how schools reopening here HEALTH SPECIALIST Mari Cruz grabs a completed test from a motorist at a drive-up COVID-19 testing site at Irvine’s do they solve it ... Every- shortly, and I feel like this Orange County Great Park on Monday. Irvine is the first city in the county to provide coronavirus testing for its residents. body across the country is will let us know if we’re on learning on the fly.” track to do that or not.” Since the drive-up testing hit. measures every step of the Irvine Mayor Christina Shea Im said the spiking is appointment-based, lines “We had some capacity, way since the beginning of said in a statement. [email protected] COVID-19 numbers are a rarely got longer than two we had some good turn- the COVID-19 pandemic,” “I am very proud that Twitter: @mjszabo cause for concern, particu- or three cars. After Im got to around times, so we offered larly with a young child at the testing station, she our services,” Hafers said. home. Her daughter, Tiyan, asked the medical profes- “Our ownership just wanted is 5 years old and will be sional if the test was going to help the community, and starting kindergarten. Im to hurt. The response was what better place to start said she and her daughter that she might cry. than our local community? MARKETPLACE make sure to wear masks “Oh, that’s fine,” Im said. We were able to reach out To place an ad, go to while out and about. “I’ve been crying since so quickly because we’re “I don’t like [the masks is- March.” just down the street.” http://timescommunityadvertising.com/ sue becoming political],” The city of Irvine part- The medical profession- she said. “I feel like I’ve nered with multiple labora- als on-site at the Great Park Classified is NOTICE OF SALE snoozed a lot of people on tories, including Pangea are from Curogram, which CONVENIENT In accordance with the provisions of the California whether you're Commercial Code and California Civil Code, there my Facebook feeds recently Laboratoryin Costa Mesa, was founded in Irvine and buying, selling, being due and unpaid storage for which Island View for making everything polit- to provide the coronavirus provides communications Employment or just looking, Mobile Home Park is entitled to a Warehouseman Lien ical. I just want those who testing. options for the medical pro- classified has on the mobilehome hereinafter described and due are educated to make the Alex Hafers, a spokesman fession. what you need! notice having been given to all parties claiming an Test Acceptance Man- interest therein and the time specified in such notice for decisions for us, and just for Pangea, said the compa- “The City Council has put To advertise in ager: Achieve timely tech- CLASSIFIED payment of such having expired, work together to try to pro- ny’s ownership decided to in place appropriate and nical acceptance of car- go to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the mobilehome rier devices within North hereinafter described will be sold to the highest bidder tect our families.” pivot when the pandemic forward-thinking safety America. TCT Mobile, Inc., timescommunityadvertising.com 25 Edelman, Ste 200, Ir- at public sale at Island View Mobile Home Park, 1660 vine, CA 92618. Ref. job# Sell your Car Whittier Ave., Space No. 5, Costa mesa, County of ME053. in Classified ! Orange, California, 92627 on the 31st day of July, 2020, at 10:00 A.M. The mobilehome to be sold in accordance with this T.S. No. 048289-CA APN: 151-105-07 NOTICE OF notice is described as follows: TRUSTEE’S SALE IMPORTANT NOTICE TO Body Type Model: CCH PROPERTY OWNER: YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Make: Prowl UNDER A DEED OF TRUST, DATED 2/17/2006. Model Year: 1987 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT Vehicle I.D. No.: 1EC3R2923H1541868 YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A Plate No.: 1AS7485 PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION The parties believed to claim an interest in the above- OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING referenced mobilehome are: AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A Mary Joann Moody LAWYER On 7/23/2020 at 9:00 AM, CLEAR RECON The amount of the warehouse lien as of June 17, 2020, CORP., as duly appointed trustee under and pursuant to is $6,735.24. The above sum will increase by the Deed of Trust recorded 4/13/2006 as Instrument No. amount of $30.00 per day for each day after June 17, 2006000247890 of Official Records in the office of the 2020, until the date of sale, as well as any additional County Recorder of Orange County, State of lien sale costs incurred. CALIFORNIA executed by: DOLORES BORUNDA, Said mobilehome will be sold "as is" and "where is," A MARRIED WOMAN AS HER SOLE AND and without any covenant or warranty, express or SEPARATE PROPERTY WILL SELL AT PUBLIC implied, regarding title, possession, mobilehome park AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH, approval, encumbrances, or any other matter CASHIER’S CHECK DRAWN ON A STATE OR whatsoever, including, but not limited to, the implied NATIONAL BANK, A CHECK DRAWN BY A warranty of merchantability. Payment must be made STATE OR FEDERAL CREDIT UNION, OR A at the time of the sale. Only money orders, cashier's CHECK DRAWN BY A STATE OR FEDERAL checks or certified funds will be accepted. Purchase SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, SAVINGS of the mobilehome does not include any right to the ASSOCIATION, OR SAVINGS BANK SPECIFIED mobilehome space, any right to resell the home to IN SECTION 5102 OF THE FINANCIAL CODE remain on the space or to tenancy within Island AND AUTHORIZED TO DO BUSINESS IN THIS View Mobile Home Park and the home must be STATE: ON THE FRONT STEPS TO THE removed from the space. The purchaser of the home ENTRANCE OF THE ORANGE CIVIC CENTER, Don Leach | Staff Photographer may be responsible to pay unpaid taxes, liens or 300 E. CHAPMAN, ORANGE, CA 92866 all right, other charges owed to the State of California and/or title and interest conveyed to and now held by it under A SHOPPER LEAVES Whole Foods in Fashion Island on first day of the latest shutdown of other governmental entities. Please note that the sale said Deed of Trust in the property situated in said shopping malls, indoor dining, gyms, churches and hair salons due to the rise of COVID-19. may be cancelled at any time, up to and including County and State described as: LOT 76 OF TRACT the time of the sale. NO. 6104, AS SHOWN ON A MAP RECORDED IN Dated this 6th day of July, 2020, at Cerritos, California. Bella Terra outdoor mall Monday. BOOK 222, PAGES 25, 26 AND 27 OF LAW OFFICES OF LARRY W. WEAVER SHUTDOWN MISCELLANEOUS MAPS, RECORDS OF ORANGE also remains open, spokes- “In accordance with Gov. By: S/ Larry W. Weaver, Authorized Agent for Island COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. EXCEPTING Continued from pageA1 woman Athena Sobhan Newsom’s order, we are View Mobile Home Park SUBSURFACE WATER RIGHTS, AS DEDICATED confirmed Tuesday. temporarily closing the en- 17777 Center Court Dr. N., Suite 260, Cerritos, CA TO THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH THE 90703 house calls. People are still David Housholder, the closed access to boutiques MAP OF SAID TRACT. The street address and other (562) 924-0900 going to work ... [but] it’s pastor at nondenomina- at South Coast Plaza,” common designation, if any, of the real property 7/15, 7/22/20 described above is purported to be: 8452 SNOWBIRD like we’re being forced to tional church the Well at Debra Gunn Downing, a CNS-3378722# DR HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA 92646-6123 The work illegally, speakeasy Surf City, said his congrega- spokeswoman for the mall, DAILY PILOT undersigned Trustee disclaims any liability for any style. We’re being forced to tion will be worshiping via said in a statement. incorrectness of the street address and other common act like criminals to make a livestreams on Facebook “Our retailers and restau- designation, if any, shown herein. Said sale will be living to feed our families. and YouTube again after rants, with their own en- held, but without covenant or warranty, express or It’s just ridiculous. I don’t three weeks of meeting in- trances to the outside, may implied, regarding title, possession, condition, or encumbrances, including fees, charges and expenses of know what they think peo- person on Sundays. He remain open. In addition, the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of ple are going to do. Do they added that outdoor wor- our successful SCP 2 Go Trust, to pay the remaining principal sums of the think we’re all going to go ship was another possibil- curbside pickup service, note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust. The total get a job at Smart & Final or ity. which began in May, will amount of the unpaid balance of the obligation secured something? We’re just not. Housholder said he felt it continue to be available to by the property to be sold and reasonable estimated costs, expenses and advances at the time of the initial We’re educated in our field, was important not to over- our customers. We look for- publication of the Notice of Sale is: $789,597.50 If the and we’re going to work, politicize the reclosing. ward to reopening all of Trustee is unable to convey title for any reason, the one way or another.” “You just have to be flex- South Coast Plaza soon.” successful bidder's sole and exclusive remedy shall be Many are feeling in- ible with things like this,” Costa Mesa Mayor the return of monies paid to the Trustee, and the successful bidder shall have no further recourse. The creased frustration as the he said. “As they say in re- Katrina Foley said that the beneficiary under said Deed of Trust heretofore state’s COVID-19 numbers covery, in the Serenity shutdown wasn’t a political executed and delivered to the undersigned a written continue to rise, though Prayer there’s a place that issue but a public health is- Declaration of Default and Demand for Sale, and a Huntington Beach spokes- says to change the things sue. written Notice of Default and Election to Sell. The undersigned or its predecessor caused said Notice of woman Catherine Jun said you can, to relax about the “I will say that I was dis- Default and Election to Sell to be recorded in the the rollback wouldn’t affect things you can’t and the appointed that we didn’t county where the real property is located. NOTICE TO the city’s Surf City Stroll wisdom to know the differ- get advance notice,” Foley POTENTIAL BIDDERS: If you are considering outdoor dining program, ence. This is one of those said. “We didn’t get an op- bidding on this property lien, you should understand which launched Saturday, things we just don’t have a portunity to be able to jus- that there are risks involved in bidding at a trustee auction. You will be bidding on a lien, not on the or the citywide Open Air lot of control over. If we had tify certain business sec- property itself. Placing the highest bid at a trustee Dining program. the same statistics the gov- tors, businesses like the auction does not automatically entitle you to free and “Like the governor said, ernor had, we might volun- Plaza, because they are en- clear ownership of the property. You should also be this pandemic isn’t going to tarily close ourselves.” forcing and complying with aware that the lien being auctioned off may be a junior lien. If you are the highest bidder at the auction, you are take a linear course,” Jun the governor’s orders. What or may be responsible for paying off all liens senior to said in an email. “Our com- COSTA MESA is causing the massive the lien being auctioned off, before you can receive munity is learning to adapt South Coast Plaza closed community spread is not clear title to the property. You are encouraged to and pivot with the its indoor mall area at the investigate the existence, priority, and size of outstanding liens that may exist on this property by changes.” end of the business day See Shutdown, page A4 contacting the county recorder's office or a title insurance company, either of which may charge you a fee for this information. If you consult either of these CROSSWORD AND SUDOKU ANSWERS resources, you should be aware that the same lender may hold more than one mortgage or deed of trust on the property. NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER: The sale date shown on this notice of sale may be postponed one or more times by the mortgagee, beneficiary, trustee, or a court, pursuant to Section 2924g of the California Civil Code. The law requires that information about trustee sale postponements be made available to you and to the public, as a courtesy to those not present at the sale. If you wish to learn whether your sale date has been postponed, and, if applicable, the rescheduled time and date for the sale of this property, you may call (844) 477-7869 or visit this Internet Web site WWW.STOXPOSTING.COM, using the file number assigned to this case 048289-CA. Information about postponements that are very short in duration or that occur close in time to the scheduled sale may not immediately be reflected in the telephone information or on the Internet Web site. The best way to verify postponement information is to attend the scheduled sale. FOR SALES INFORMATION: (844) 477-7869 CLEAR RECON CORP. 4375 Jutland Drive San Diego, California 92117 A4 WEDNESDAY,JULY15, 2020 DAILY PILOT | COASTLINE PILOT | HUNTINGTON BEACH INDEPENDENT WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM
TENNIS Breakers lose first 2 World Team Tennis matches
BY MATT SZABO beat Johnson 5-3 in men’s sin- gles in the final match of the The Orange County Break- night. ers lost their first two matches The Breakers won just one of the World Team Tennis sea- of the five sets against San Di- son, falling 23-16 to the rival ego, and it came in men’s dou- San Diego Aviators on Sunday bles. Johnson and Bambridge and 25-16 to the Philadelphia beat Jonny O’Mara and Ryan Freedoms on Monday. Harrison, 5-3. All WTT matches this sea- But Johnson fell to Harrison son are being played at The 5-4 in a tiebreaker in men’s Greenbrier Resort in West Vir- singles. In women’s doubles, ginia. Orange County’s Klepac and The Freedoms swept all five Brady lost 5-3 to San Diego’s sets against the Breakers (0-2). Coco Vandeweghe and Nichol Taylor Townsend and Taylor Melichar. Fritz each won twice. Brady lost 5-4 in a tie- Townsend and Fabrice Mar- breaker to San Diego’s Chris- tin defeated Orange County’s tina McHale in women’s sin- Andreja Klepac and Luke gles, and Bambridge and Bambridge 5-3 in mixed dou- Johnson were blanked 5-0 by bles, before Philadelphia’s O’Mara and Melichar in Sofia Kenin beat the Breakers’ mixed doubles. Jennifer Brady 5-3 in women’s Orange County returns to singles. the court with a match Fritz and Martin beat Steve against the Chicago Smash on Johnson and Bambridge 5-4 Wednesday at 8 a.m. Pacific in a tiebreaker in men’s dou- Standard Time. The match bles. Orange County’s Klepac will be broadcast on ESPN+. Courtesy of Ryan Nixon | World Team Tennis and Brady fell to Townsend and Caroline Dolehide 5-3 in [email protected] LUKE BAMBRIDGE of the Orange County Breakers hits a forehand during Monday night's match against women’s doubles, and Fritz Twitter: @mjszabo Philadelphia at The Greenbrier Resort in White Sulphur Springs, W.Va. The Breakers lost 25-16 to drop to 0-2.
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NOTICE OF PETITION “Crown Castle is proposing to collocate new antennas TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF on a 67-foot monopole telecommunications tower and VERLIE JUNE HANKINS aka VERLIE HANKINS modify the tower compound area at the following site: Case No. 30-2020-01137259-PR-LA-CJC 1555 Newport Boulevard, Costa Mesa, Orange County, To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, contingent CA 92627; (33-37-58.98 N, -117-55-25.80 W). Crown Don Leach creditors, and persons who may otherwise be interested Castle invites comments from any interested party on in the will or estate, or both, of VERLIE JUNE the impact of the proposed action on any districts, sites, HANKINS aka VERLIE HANKINS to wear masks and practice buildings, structures or objects significant in American SHUTDOWN A PETITION FOR PROBATE has been filed by history, archaeology, engineering or culture that are physical distancing “to Kerry L. Braaflat in the Superior Court of California, listed or determined eligible for listing in the National County of ORANGE. Register of Historic Places and/or specific reason the Continued from page A3 help save our economy.” THE PETITION FOR PROBATE requests that proposed action may have a significant impact on the Kerry L. Braaflat be appointed as personal necessarily activities going LAGUNA BEACH representative to administer the estate of the decedent. quality of the human environment. Specific information A HEARING on the petition will be held on Sept. regarding the project is available by calling Monica on in a hair salon or at Laguna Beach Mayor 3, 2020 at 2:00PM in Dept. No. C06 located at 700 Gambino, 2000 Corporate Drive, Canonsburg, PA Chanel but rather the Bob Whalen said the city CIVIC CENTER DRIVE W, SANTA ANA CA 92701. 15317, [email protected], 724-416- rampant violation by peo- was complying with the IF YOU PLAN TO APPEAR: (1) You must 2516 within 30 days of the date of this publication.” attend the hearing by video remote using Microsoft 7/15/20 ple going to bars and governor’s orders. Teams; (2) Go to the court's website at CNS-3379579# restaurants, hanging out “I think it was a prudent http://www.occourts. DAILY PILOT org/media-relations/ and not wearing their face move by the government, probate-mental-health. coverings and not comply- given the spike in the hos- html to appear to probate hearings; and for remote ing with the prohibition of pitalization rates and in- hearing instructions; (3) If you have difficulty connecting to your remote hearing, call 657-622- gatherings. That’s what’s crease in cases,” Whalen 8278 for your assistance. causing the spread of the said. “The only way we’re IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the petition, virus.” going to get this under you should appear at the hearing and state your objections or file written objections with the court control in the short term is before the hearing. Your appearance may be in person NEWPORT BEACH more social distancing and or by your attorney. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contingent Steve Rosansky, presi- more people wearing creditor of the decedent, you must file your claim with dent and chief executive of masks, so everybody needs the court and mail a copy to the personal representative the Newport Beach Cham- to get with the program, in appointed by the court within the later of either (1) four months from the date of first issuance of letters to a ber of Commerce, took to a my view.” general personal representative, as defined in section video message to chamber The state mandate has 58(b) of the California Probate Code, or (2) 60 days members to update them not affected Promenade on from the date of mailing or personal delivery to you of a notice under section 9052 of the California Probate on the setback. Forest, according to Assist- Code. “These actions are an- ant City Manager Shohreh Other California statutes and legal authority may affect your rights as a creditor. You may want to other blow to the California Dupuis. consult with an attorney knowledgeable in California economy and will certainly The city of Laguna Beach law. increase the ranks of the launched the program in YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court. If you are a person interested in the estate, you may file unemployed,” he said. June after shutting down with the court a Request for Special Notice (form DE- “This will also put a further lower Forest Avenue for the 154) of the filing of an inventory and appraisal of estate strain on state and local summer. It includes decks assets or of any petition or account as provided in Probate Code section 1250. A Request for Special governments as tax reve- for dining, retail display Notice form is available from the court clerk. nues continue to tumble.” and performances to sup- Attorney for petitioner: ANDREW M MEINZER ESQ In Newport, where port the businesses along SBN 204366 Rosansky previously served the street and provide MEINZER LAW FIRM PC 3878 W CARSON STREET as a City Council member restaurants the space avail- SUITE 104 and mayor, the initial sud- ability to operate at sus- TORRANCE CA 90503 CN969027 HANKINS Jul 15,16,22, 2020 den coronavirus impact in tainable levels and allow the spring blew a for residents and visitors to $13.5-million hole in the interact safely. city budget in the final “During this pandemic, quarter of fiscal year 2020. Laguna Beach has learned Sales taxes alone were how to pivot,” said Paula projected to fall by Hornbuckle-Arnold, chief $1.3million and bed taxes executive officer of the La- from the lucrative local guna Beach Chamber of tourism industry were ex- Commerce. pected to fall by $5.4 mil- Hornbuckle-Arnold said lion in the final weeks of that 10 Laguna businesses the year. Newport followed have been issued tempo- that up last month with a rary use permits to have budget for the current fis- outdoor displays or dining. cal year that assumed a Six more applications are $33.2-million gap from being processed. continuing pandemic im- pacts. [email protected] Rosansky urged people Twitter: @TheDailyPilot
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