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VolumeThe 102 No. 33 Carmel On the Internet: www.carmelpinecone.com Pine Cone August 12 - 18, 2016 TRUSTED BY LOCALS AND LOVED BY VISITORS SINCE 1915 CITY EMAIL SYSTEM FAILS Smoke blankets Peninsula as fire’s growth slows

By MARY SCHLEY By MARY SCHLEY Santa Lucia mountains, while slowly climbing to 55 percent containment as of Thursday morning. An outbreak that saw THE NEARLY simultaneous failures of two hard dri- IN ITS third week of ravaging the wilderness and blanketing the fire grow nearly 10,000 acres between Sunday morning ves caused the City of Carmel’s email system to crash last the Monterey Peninsula in heavy smoke, the Soberanes Fire and Tuesday morning forced evacuation of residents and the Wednesday, bringing the sending and receiving of mes- grew by more than 16,000 acres, mostly in isolated parts of the closure of businesses in Big Sur, and fire officials twice sages to a standstill until IT manager Joel Staker managed closed Highway 1 overnight this week in anticipa- to restore the system Friday evening. tion of high winds and dangerous conditions. As of A backup system also failed, complicating matters, but Thursday morning, the fire had consumed nearly “we were able to, for the most part, save all of the users’ 70,000 acres. data,” Staker said this week. “We’re still working through With the fire growing more slowly, evacuation the process of restoring the individual mailboxes on the orders for everyone except the few on a stretch of back end.” Coast Road north of Andrew Molera State Park Email that had been queuing up since the system went were lifted this week, including in Palo Colorado, down started flowing as usual Friday night, he added, so where residents were allowed to return for the first it didn’t appear any critical messages were lost during the time since the fire was ignited by an illegal campfire outage — but the three-day silence was unsettling. in Garrapata State Park on July 22. The count of 57 “Our email servers crashed and died on Wednesday,” houses and 11 outbuildings destroyed hasn’t city administrator Chip Rerig said in his Aug. 5 “Friday changed since July 30, and the number of structures Letter” to residents. So email silence from city hall didn’t threatened by the fire dramatically dropped from a mean incoming emails were being ignored, he explained. high of 2,000 several days ago to 410 as of Aug. 11. “We’re just not receiving (or sending) email presently. As people return to areas that have been off lim- City staff expects to restore the system this weekend. its, Cal Fire officials asked anyone who finds aban- Please be patient with us for the next few days and call doned fire hoses, pumps, gas cans or any other fire- (rather than write) with any issues or questions.” PHOTO/MICHAEL TROUTMAN, DMT IMAGING fighting equipment to call the fire information cen- This striking photo is as beautiful as it is tragic, showing a majestic grove of badly See EMAIL page 17A scorched, and very likely dead, trees in Rocky Creek. See FIRE page 8A Firefighter grabs coffee cup to help injured bird Locals mad about n Rescued fire animals up to 226 at SPCA evacuations while By KELLY NIX tourists keep touring IT MAY be the first time a Starbucks cup has been used to help save a life, but a fledgling bird rescued in a coffee cup last week is none the By CHRIS COUNTS wiser. A Santa Barbara firefighter on the line near Old Coast Road in Big Sur BIG SUR residents criticized public officials this week discovered a tiny fledgling Pacific slope flycatcher in distress on Aug. 2. after many were told to evacuate their neighborhoods Aug. 7 He grabbed the nearest Starbucks cup and placed the bird inside before due to the threat of the Soberanes Fire — while at the same taking is to the SPCA for Monterey County for care. time, tourists were allowed to visit the coastline. “He is doing very well,” SPCA spokeswoman Beth Brookhouser told Residents living north of Deetjen’s Big Sur Inn and south The Pine Cone Monday. “When the bird arrived, he was holding one of his of Andrew Molera State Park were awakened by deputies eyes shut. We think it was probably because of smoke irritation.” Sunday in the early morning hours with mandatory orders to SPCA wildlife workers are feeding the flycatcher a delicious pairing of evacuate — presumably because the fire was headed their mealworms and crickets. Brookhouser described the bird as “bright, alert way. Yet when they packed their valuables, left their homes and responsive.” He is eating well from a syringe and is perching, both and drove to Highway 1 to flee north along the coast in the PHOTO/COURTESY SPCA good signs. emerging light, some were shocked to discover that tourists were still driving up and down the scenic route. This little Pacific slope flycatcher is breathing cleaner air after being rescued in a coffee cup last week. See BIRD page 15A See LOCALS page 11A MISSION GETS SHINY, NEW QUADRANGLE AS $2M PROJECT DRAWS TO A CLOSE

By MARY SCHLEY cessful project behind us, as we proceed with preserv- ing the Mission.” THE GREEN fencing has come down in the The work entailed removing the old, cracked con- Carmel Mission parking lot and construction crews crete in the courtyard, and digging trenches to install are cleaning up the grounds following an overhaul of new water lines, irrigation, electrical and communica- the historic property’s courtyard and fountains — the tions equipment, and sewage and drainage pipes. New first improvements in the $20 million Phase II restora- colored concrete and strips of bricks were reinforced tion project that also includes updating and upgrading with rebar and laid in the courtyard, which Grabrian the landmark’s museums and other buildings. Phase I, said should withstand wear for the next century, completed in 2013, focused on the seismic retrofit and “while retaining the Quadrangle Courtyard’s original overhaul of the Basilica, and cost $5.5 million. The look and feel.” funds have been and are being raised by the nonprofit Carmel Mission Foundation. Strengthening and restoring The foundation’s president, Vic Grabrian, said Overall, Phase II of the Mission renovation calls for Blach Construction and the other contractors working seismically strengthening and restoring the property’s on the project were under the gun to finish it in time five museums, ’s first library, and the for the annual Carmel Mission Classic car show, held Orchard House, California’s oldest adobe residence. on the Wednesday of Concours Week — which some The city’s historic resources board approved the pro- refer to as the Monterey Peninsula’s “Holy Week.” posed upgrades earlier this year. “It was a tremendous effort to finish in time for the “Life safety issues are challenging continued use of PHOTO/VIC GRABRIAN, CARMEL MISSION FOUNDATION Carmel Mission Classic car show and Car Week,” The Quadrangle Courtyard at the Mission is a popular spot for private and parish Grabrian said. “The foundation now has another suc- See MISSION page 15A events, not to mention contemplation. It just got a major sprucing up.

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City of Carmel-by-the-Sea 2016 Board & Commission Vacancies

The City of Carmel-by-the-Sea is soliciting applications to fill seven (7) pending vacancies on City Boards & Commissions for terms ending on September 30, 2016.

COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND CULTURAL COMMISSION: Two (2) vacancies. The Community Activities and Cultural Commission consists of five members. A two-thirds majority of the Commission must reside in the City, and the remainder may reside in the City’s Sphere of Influence. Applicants should be interested in and familiar with the creative or performing arts and special events. The Commission meets monthly on the second Tuesday of each month at 9:30 a.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers. TRU A FOREST AND BEACH COMMISSION: One (1) vacancy. e pre arW e pre oud that Melvin Gorelick, MD chose us t care fo or his patients following his The Forest and Beach Commission consists of five members. A two-thirds majority of the Commission must reside in the City, and the remainder may reside in the City’s Sphere of Influence. Applicants should be inter- etirr ement. Please call our Ryan Ranch office at (831) 333-9008 to schedule a ested in and familiar with the City’s parks and open space, especially the urban forest and beach. The tderma ology appointment where all medical r orec ds have been tr erransf ed. Commission meets monthly on the second Thursday of each month at 3:30 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers.

HARRISON MEMORIAL LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Two (2) vacancies. California titutInsSkin elcwe tJusomes Gorin don, tMD o eerMontour y The Harrison Memorial Library Board of Trustees consists of five members. At least three Board members Ranch an Ryan Ranch loca Drtion. Gor. don joins us fr ortanfSom wherd, e servhe ed d’ortanfSof or ectDire tsociaAsthe as tsociaAsthe ectDire or d’ortanfSof s esidencR ogrPry sisAsam, tant must reside in the City, and no more than two members may reside in the City’s adopted Sphere of Influence. ology tDermaof sor esofPrClinical esofPrClinical sor tDermaof ology and the Founder ectDirand or of the All members of the Harrison Memorial Library Board of Trustees must have a current Harrison Memorial Acne Specialty Clinic. Library patron card. Applicants should be interested and knowledgeable about library services. The Board meets monthly on the fourth Wednesday of each month at 9:00 a.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers. omprcers offdon Gor. Dr Gor. offdon omprcers ehensive dermatologic car thae t includes diagnosis eatrand tment of canskin cers, moles, taerkactinic oses, seborrheic taerk sycoses, wts, arts, blood esv ogrsel wths, acne osacr, ea, HISTORIC RESOURCES BOARD: One (1) vacancy. ema, eczema, psoriasis rand ashes. alHe offso cers osmetic anti-aging The Historic Resources Board consists of five members. All members of the Board must be registered voters Justin Gordondon, MD eatr tments ildiincluding oBot Dyx, eRsport, tylanes Juv, ederm and laser skin in the City, except in the event that if an elector with the required expertise cannot be found, the appointee BoardCertified Dermatologist eatr tments. may reside outside the City limits. In any event, the majority of the Board must be composed of electors of the City. Applicants should be interested in and have knowledge about the City’s architectural, cultural and historical resources. The Board meets monthly on the third Monday of each month beginning at 3:15 p.m. to conduct a tour of inspection and at 4:00 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers for the regular meeting. eedomFr y - RyeerMont an Ranch ebble BP each Salinas (831) 728-2005 (831) 333-9008 (831) 333-9007 7 7100-75(831) PLANNING COMMISSION: One (1) vacancy. The Planning Commission consists of five members. All members of the Planning Commission must reside Kim Albridge, MD Greg S. Morganroth, MD Christina Wahlgren, MD LK en, MDgrofurt in the City and be registered to vote in the City, and must have particular interest in, and familiarity with, plan- David A. South, MD Justin Gordon, MD Aimee Paik, MD ning matters. The Commission meets monthly on the second Wednesday of each month beginning at 2:00 p.m. Richard Hambleyy,, MD Christina Wahlgren, MD to conduct a tour of inspection and at 4:00 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers for the regular meeting. A description of the duties and responsibilities of each Board and Commission is on file in the City Clerk's OWE COWE VER SKIN THEWA WAAYYYOUR SKIN COVERS Y . COU OMPLETELLYYY.. office, located on the east side of Monte Verde between Ocean and Seventh Avenues. City Hall is open from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday.

(855) CSI-INFO Applications will be accepted at City Hall until 5:00 p.m. on Friday, September 2, 2016. Applicants will (855) 2 4-467 36 be interviewed by the Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem, who will make recommendations to the City Council. Interview dates are tentatively set for Wednesday, September 14, 2016. The City Council will make the appointments on Tuesday, October 4, 2016. Terms of office begin immediately. omcCAskin..www Publication date: Aug. 12, 19, 26, 2016 (PC819) August 12, 2016 The Carmel Pine Cone 5A CONCOURS ON THE AVENUE Coastal commissioners will review SILENT AUCTION FUNDRAISER FOR merits of Wright House seawall

By KELLY NIX The project, appealed by commissioners Mary Shallenberger and Erik Howell, had THE CALIFORNIA Coastal received unanimous approval from the city’s Commission this week found “substantial planning commission and historic resources issue” with a proposed seawall that would board. protect a crumbling hillside underneath the Coastal planner Mike Watson had made Frank Lloyd Wright house, which means the the recommendation to the commission to commission thinks the permit issued by the deny Henderson’s project. But the commis- Over 40 Years of Fire Protection ~ Rescue ~ Emergency Medical Services City of Carmel for the seawall deserves a sion did not get that far, and also didn’t set a JOIN US AUGUST 15TH - 19TH formal review by the coastal panel. But a date to make a final decision on the seawall hearing on the matter was postponed at the permit’s fate. request of the homeowner. The wall, Henderson explained at an ear- 11 AM - 5 PM Coastal commissioners at a meeting in lier public hearing in Carmel, would protect Santa Cruz Wednesday followed the agency’s the driveway and its gate from collapsing due DONATIONS AND SILENT AUCTION PROCEEDS staff recommendation that the 8-foot-tall, to a large hole in the cliff caused by erosion. 63-foot-long retaining wall raised substantial The faux rock wall, which would be along WILL GO TO HELP SUPPORT BSVFB conformance issues with the city’s Local the northeast property line and face the south Coastal Program, which governs develop- end of Carmel Beach, would blend in with Silent Auction Items Include: “The mission of the ment along Carmel’s highly scenic coast. the natural landscape. It would be about 16 (Silent auction will end Thursday) Big Sur Volunteer Specifically, the coastal panel — which feet above the sand, according to plans. took the case after two coastal commission Henderson’s great-grandmother commis- • Masterpiece Collage Fire Brigade is to members filed an appeal of the city’s permit sioned Wright to build the house in the provide dependable • Arnold Palmer and Jackie Gleason — found that there was a “lack of demon- 1940s, and it is one of the most architectural- fire protection and strated threat” that required the seawall, and ly significant houses in Monterey County. It “And Away We Go” Masterpiece Collage that the city failed to consider alternatives to is also a landmark on Scenic Road and a emergency services it. familiar sight from the beach. • Lamborghini Islero Limited Edition for Big Sur with 20x24 Masterpiece Collage with Laser teamwork, respect, CITY: HOTEL DEVELOPER HAS PAID IN FULL Plaque with Car Specs and integrity.” • And many more! By KELLY NIX during last week’s council meeting. Voters passed the zoning change, which allows for A WEEK after it was disclosed that the the possibility of a hotel to be built at the site Items on consignment provided by: developer proposing a luxury hotel in the of the American Tin Cannery — a hotel To make a donation, stop by Robert American Tin Cannery was past due on the which, for now, the developers are calling $80,000 it cost to hold an election to approve Project Bella. Slawinski Gallery or Visit zoning for the project, the city’s finance The election isn’t the only thing Domaine ZZZELJVXUÀUHRUJ director said the group is now all paid up. partners promised to pay for. It also has to At the Pacific Grove City Council reimburse the city for work on an EIR, and For complete list of items offered in Meeting last week, it came out that Domaine for consultants. silent auction, or to place an absentee bid, Hospitality Partners had been billed twice Domaine spokesman David Armanasco visit us at www.slawinski.com 831-335-9000 www.slawinski.com for the cost to hold the April 19 election, but told The Pine Cone last week that the city had failed to pay the bill. That led city man- has overlooked some things related to the &ƌĞĞǀĂůƵĂƟŽŶůŝŶŝĐƐdŚƵƌƐĚĂLJƐ͕ϭϬͲϭWD ager Ben Harvey to give Domaine president agreement for the consultant work. 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By CHRIS COUNTS for the Monterey Peninsula Air Pollution Control District. “The coastal communities WITH THE Soberanes Fire steadily are getting more impacted than they were.” Summer Savings at Prim’s! moving away from the Monterey Peninsula So how bad is the air that we’ve been and burning south and east into the Santa breathing? According to a chart on the air Stop in to see the latest in patio Lucia Mountains over the last two weeks, pollution district’s website, the air quality most people probably expected the air quali- Aug. 11 was determined to be “unhealthy” furnishings, BBQ’s & accessories. ty here to improve. But because winds shift- for “sensitive” people in Carmel, based on a ed and started coming from the south reading taken at Carmel Middle School. The Tuesday, Peninsula residents have been district recommended that “people with besieged by hazy conditions and the ubiqui- heart or lung disease, and children and older tous and pungent — and noxious — scent of adults should reduce prolonged or heavy out- smoke. door exertion” and “everyone else should “The wind started blowing smoke to the $5 OFF north,” reported Amy Clymo, spokesperson Continues next page $20 PURCHASE Some restrictions apply. See sales associate for details.

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From previous page cerns about their health to contact a doctor. Community Hospital has also been busier than usual since In Pacific Grove, the air quality was also rated the fire began. “unhealthy.” “Our emergency department is reporting a 20 percent limit prolonged or heavy exertion.” “As the smoke remains thick in the air, please use good increase in respiratory-related illnesses in our emergency At Tularcitos School in Carmel Valley, the air was deemed judgment by avoiding physical exertion and exercise, remain room over our normal numbers during this time of year since to be “unhealthy” for everybody. That means “people with inside with your windows and doors closed, or leave the area the fire started,” hospital spokesperson Monica Sciuto heart or lung disease, and children and older adults” should until conditions improve,” said Barbara Martinez, an official reported. “Most cases are for those community members avoid all physical outdoor activity, and “everyone else should with the Pacific Grove Unified School District. P.G. Schools who have underlying respiratory illness such as Chronic avoid prolonged or heavy exertion.” kept students indoors Thursday. Obstructive Pulmonary Disease or asthma.” The air was even worse in Big Sur, which received a “very unhealthy” rating. The district’s website recommended that everyone there “should avoid any outdoor exertion,” and those who have respiratory or heart disease, as well as chil- dren and seniors, “should remain indoors.” Clymo discouraged people from engaging in too much exercise outdoors until the air quality improved, which it was expected to do by Saturday, according to the National Weather Service. “With this level of smoke, it’s not a good idea to be doing a lot of physical activity,” Clymo warned. The district has been getting lots of calls from residents worried about air quality, and she urged anybody with con-

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Fundraising successes FIRE From truckloads of supplies, to extrava- From page 1A gant dinners and large events, fundraising for victims has been swift and expansive. As of Wednesday afternoon, the Community ter or the Monterey County Sheriff’s Office. Foundation for Monterey County’s “As the fire moved rapidly to the south, Soberanes Fire Fund had a balance of the firefighters battling the blaze moved $255,000, according to spokeswoman with it, deploying equipment along the way” Amanda Holder — not including the pro- which they left behind as they moved on, ceeds from a couple of key fundraisers, most officials said. significantly the Sunday evening event at the “Firefighters are now asking the public Monterey Bay Aquarium that generated to report any equipment found in the fire more than $110,000. The aquarium had area to authorities” by calling (831) 204- 2,800 people in attendance and featured 25 0446 or (831) 755-3722, they added. chefs. Throughout this week, crews lit back “It was the largest night event on record at burns in Upper Carmel Valley and in the Big the Monterey Bay Aquarium,” spokesman Sur area to keep the fire from spreading into Ken Peterson said. “The weekend’s events the Big Sur Valley. Attacks from above via (farmers market at The Wharf Marketplace, air tankers and helicopters continued, while cash donations from Salinas Valley agricul- the number of fire engines deployed for the tural companies, the Soberanes Fire Benefit fire dropped significantly, from 466 on Aug. at the Aquarium and direct donations to 5, to 291 Aug. 11. Community Foundation at the Aquarium The number of total personnel fighting event) generated roughly $180,000.” the fire dipped, too, but not as significantly An upscale dinner and a lower key after- — from 5,541 on Aug. 5, to 4,822 on Aug. party at the brand new Cultura restaurant in 11, with the arrival of National Guardsmen Carmel Friday raised money for the fund, who received a crash course in firefighting too. and were sent out to battle. “Your support and generosity helped us Cal Fire is still anticipating full contain- raise over $33,000 for rebuilding orchards, ment by Aug. 31 and has set the worst-case dairies, farms, vineyards and apiaries dam- scenario for acreage at 165,000. The aged during the Soberanes Fire,” chef John Soberanes Fire has already crossed over into Cox said on Facebook. the old burn areas from the Basin Complex Holder said grants ranging from $5,000 in 2008 and the Kirk Creek Complex in 1999. Continues next page Paul

and PHOTO/(TOP) CHERYL GOETZ, MID-COAST FIRE BRIGADE,(ABOVE) MICHAEL TROUTMAN, DMT IMAGING (Top) A Big Sur fire chief this week released a photo of a home going up in flames during the early phase of the Soberanes Fire. (Above) Even though the fire had moved south, trees still smoldered in devastated Mark Rocky Creek Tuesday. Experienced Realtors and Pine Cone Columnists Paul Brocchini Mark Ryan (831) 601.1620 (831) 238.1498 [email protected] [email protected] BROCCHINI-RYAN www.CarmelAbodes.com CCarmel 8831-922020-0-2-242404000 • San Franciissscco 4155--416--44972

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to $50,000 will be issued from the Community Foundation’s fire fund, which has already awarded an initial $10,000 to the Coast Property Owners Association to aid evacuees. “Grants will also support other organizations providing health and human services, short term housing/rental, reim- bursement of equipment and supplies, and other long-term recovery support,” Holder said. The Community Foundation has waived all of its administrative fees for the Soberanes Fire Fund, so all of the donated money will be disbursed to victims. “Applications will be reviewed by a committee of founda- tion board members, staff and community members, includ- ing residents of Big Sur,” she said. Grant criteria are “subject to change, as the fire is a continuing situation, and needs may change over time.” Realtor Tim Allen and his family came up with a creative way to support the firefighting effort: He hired Manuel Lopez of Mi Taqueria El Kiosko to set up his taco cart out- See BLAZE page 12A

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We ap- LISA BARKALOW JACQUIE ADAMS preciate your cooperation. c 831.594.2155 c 831.277.0971 For further information, please contact: [email protected] [email protected] Paul Tomasi, Police Commander (831) 624-6403; [email protected] www.lisabarkalow.com www.jacquieadams.com Publication dates:Aug. 12, 2016 (PC 822) 10A The Carmel Pine Cone August 12, 2016 P.G. backs down after trying to force pig owner to remove Facebook posts By KELLY NIX “Your recent posts relating to the hearing officer’s deci- “bogus,” and said it’s another example of the city’s “witch sion to remove your pet pig do not conform with the city’s hunt” to oust her pet pig. THE CITY of Pacific Grove demanded this week that social media policy,” and they should be removed with 24 “I had to read [Livian’s] email a couple times to make sure the owner of a pet pig remove messages she posted on the hours, Livian said in an email message to Hanes. I was reading it right,” Hanes told The Pine Cone. “I knew city’s Facebook page — claiming what she wrote violated the On Wednesday, however, P.G. reversed course when right away that they were trying to intimidate and bully me.” city’s social media policy — but reversed course two days deputy city attorney Michael Laredo told The Pine Cone that Hanes and her husband, Mark, are appealing hearing offi- later when a city attorney said the demand was a mistake and the human resources manager erred when she demanded cer Kim Murdock’s decision to Monterey County Superior that the posts could stay. Hanes take down the messages. Court, where a judge will weigh the case. Their attorney is On P.G.’s official Facebook page, Lisa Hanes was critical “The HR manager’s letter was in error,” Laredo said. “The Michael Lykken. The city hasn’t apologized for the gaff, and of the city’s handling of a dispute over her family’s pet pig, city will not remove [Hanes’] posts from the website,” nor Hanes found out from a Pine Cone reporter Wednesday that Bruiser, which a neighbor has complained makes his proper- will they request Hanes do that. the city wouldn’t force her to take down her posts. ty smell bad. A city-hired hearing officer on July 22 deter- The city’s social media rules, Laredo said, are aimed pri- Mark Hanes said they are considering contacting the mined Bruiser was a “nuisance” and must be removed from marily at discrimination and harassment, which do not apply “Ellen DeGeneres Show” about Bruiser in hopes of airing their Ransford Avenue home. to Hanes’ posts. their dispute with the city to a mass TV audience. Hanes’ posts, mostly written last week, include email The city Facebook page is “a public forum where people The Haneses’ neighbor, Ray Magsalay, complained that messages between city officials she said show bias against are allowed to express their opinions and beliefs,” said Bruiser’s poop made his backyard and house smell bad. The her family and their pig. Their content prompted Pacific Laredo, the son of longtime city attorney David Laredo and Haneses say they’ve gone to great lengths to keep the back- Grove’s human resources manager, Leticia Livian, on an attorney with the elder Laredo’s law firm. Hanes said she yard clean and say Magsalay hasn’t complained about the pig Monday to issue Hanes a demand. figured the code cited in Livian’s email message was in several months. Puzzled by the Meddicare maze?

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aside” so tourists could park, while another When informed that the highway was pen when the antique cars begin to arrive this LOCALS decried how “signs are posted and ignored.” closed to daytime tourist traffic during the weekend for a slew of Concours-related From page 1A With parks and most businesses closed, Basin Complex Fire in 2008, Kaczor noted events. “I don’t believe the true scale of the there were few options for visitors in need of that “there was a different [county] sheriff in impacts has been adequately conveyed to the “The sun came up and tourists arrived as a restroom. Foster said he witnessed a group office, a different highway management fire command,” she added. normal,” reported county planning commis- of motorcyclists relieve themselves in his team and different fire commanders” at the To minimize the impact of Concours sioner Keith Vandevere on his online blog driveway. There were also reports of lines in time. Week on the firefighting effort, two driving (xasauantoday.com). “Soon tourists were front of the portable toilets at Garrapata Planning commissioner Martha Diehl — events — the Quail Rally (Aug. 15-17) and milling around the closed businesses knock- State Park. who has launched an online petition drive at the Tour d’Elegance (Aug. 18) have been ing on doors, drinking the coffee that had “There were no businesses open to use www.change.org to move Concours rerouted to avoid traveling down the Big Sur been left out for firefighters, and trying to the restroom,” Foster explained. “The lack of d’Elegance Week off the Monterey Peninsula coast. find someone to sell them breakfast.” restrooms is a problem even when businesses or postpone it until the Soberanes Fire is no While The Pine Cone didn’t receive any With an evacuation underway, the arrival are open.” longer a threat — agreed it’s not an easy reports this week that tourists directly of visitors didn’t sit well with many locals. By the middle of the afternoon Sunday, decision to shut down Highway 1. She said impeded firefighting efforts, traffic along “Leaving the highway open for thousands the evacuation order was lifted for those liv- she has sympathy for workers and business- Highway 1 was slow Wednesday as travelers of tourists when you’re telling locals to leave ing on the west side of Highway 1, and many es, and closing the highway would be “a hit poured down the coast to Big Sur. At Bixby is a slap in the face to those who live here,” residents were allowed to return to their on people trying to make living down there.” Bridge, traffic snarled as visitors snapped resident Marcus Foster told The Pine Cone. homes. Firefighting efforts had been suc- But she said it’s important that tourism does- selfies and admired the view, seemingly “It’s mind-boggling.” cessful, the weather was cooperating, and for n’t get in the way of firefighting efforts. unaware of the fire. But farther south in Big Resident Bill DeBolt also wondered why the moment at least, locals could breathe a “You don’t want to stop people from doing Sur Valley, they seemed captivated by the tourists were welcomed while residents were sigh of relief. important things,” she said. blaze and crowded into turnouts to get a told to go. Diehl said she’s concerned what will hap- closer look at it and take photos. “With a major fire raging, mandatory ‘As a safety measure’ evacuations taking place, the majority of While residents questioned if the evacua- businesses being closed, and all camping tion of residents on the west side of Highway closed, why are they allowing tourists down 1 was necessary, Soberanes Fire spokesman afN orfeed dable Medicare here?” he asked. “Is it economic interests Larry Kurtz insisted it was. over safety reasons?” “Starting at about 11:30 p.m. [Saturday], in s’hatt ep witts h your life? 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Allen is hoping to keep the taco cart “Our group effort proved to be awfully posi- have had to leave the CUSD attendance area BLAZE going for the duration of the fire and is tive last time,” he said Thursday. “I think it’s are entitled to continue school in the district From page 9A encouraging supporters to make checks out time to rally up again.” if they desire,” he said, and more than 30 to Mi Taqueria El Kiosko and drop them at families in the district have offered to open the Coldwell Banker office at Junipero and CUSD adjusts their homes to those in need of a place to side the fire base camps and offer carnitas, Fifth or mail them to PO Box 350, Carmel, The Soberanes Fire has forced the closure stay. beef, chicken and chorizo tacos to the fire- CA 93921. of two Carmel Unified School District facil- When classes began Aug. 10, Behan noti- fighters for free. Donations from Allen and ities — Captain Cooper in Big Sur and the fied parents that children who normally other realtors are paying for it. Collecting supplies Cachagua Center preschool and after-school attend Captain Cooper and Cachagua Center “For them, it’s a morale booster because For the volunteer firefighters at Mid programs — as well as destroyed homes in would be accommodated at Tularcitos and they get to go do something and get a change Coast Fire and others in need in Palo Palo Colorado where some students were liv- Carmel River School. from the camp food — it’s been a real hit,” Colorado, Carmel City Councilman Bobby ing. This week, district spokesman Paul Administrators are monitoring air quality Allen said. The taco cart was first set up out- Richards has been parking his trailer at the Behan said CUSD is working to accommo- to determine when children should be kept side the main base camp at Toro Park, then Crossroads Safeway to collect supplies. The date everyone affected, ensuring the kids inside and athletic activities should be can- moved to the camp at Rancho Cañada for a rig will be there again Aug. 12, and Richards have meals and places to stay, and monitor- celed. Further, air purifiers are being couple of weeks, and was set to go back to is looking for donations like Band-Aids, poi- ing air quality. He also promised that any installed in each school nurse’s office, and if Toro Thursday night. “He’s given us the rate son oak relief, eye wash, protein bars, elec- who have to relocate outside the district will parents choose to keep their children home of $500 for the night to serve unlimited trolyte water and Gatorade, regular water, still be allowed to attend Carmel schools. because of the smoke, it will be considered tacos,” Allen said. “I’ve been having people peanut butter, nuts and dried fruit, snacks, Displaced students can receive free an excused absence. write checks to his company, and then I just wool socks, sunblock, toothpaste, aspirin and breakfast and lunch daily, free school sup- Behan encouraged anyone with questions deliver them to him.” ibuprofen, jerky, and gift cards for gasoline. plies and counseling services. “Students who to contact the district at (831) 624-1546.

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By LISA CRAWFORD WATSON the new executive director of the SPCA for likes to do finishing work, that stage in con- Sterling, of Sterling-Huddleson Architecture Monterey County, are dedicated to finding struction when the artistry comes in. He in Carmel, who is collaborating with Randy IN A place where scenic beauty, excel- safe, reliable homes for their clients — knew if he decided to participate, he’d go all Strong, of Carroll & Strong Builders in lence in architecture and a deep devotion to which is how the collaboration happened. out. And he did. Watsonville, on a contemporary cottage. dogs are all important to the culture of the Profeta owns Alain Pinel Realtors, and “This is not a typical doghouse,” said Carmel architect Adam Jeselnick is working community, it makes sense that since their was brainstorming an event that not only Yates. “I have more than 20 days’ labor into with Ethan Hare, of Hare Construction in families live in lovely homes, Fido, Toby, would bring her clients and the community it. I was considering a couple of different Pacific Grove, on a green/smart house. Jerry Buddy or Max would not be relegated to a together during Classic Car Week, but also ideas, when [designer] Helen Okada sug- Stepanek, of J. Stepanek Construction in box or a bed in the backyard. would raise funds and awareness for a very gested I do Tudor. It’s all clear redwood, with Pebble Beach, has chosen to keep his cottage Unless it’s really, really spectacular. And, important cause — dogs awaiting adoption a nice dark stain, edged in copper flashing, a surprise, as have a few others. in a city where the unspoken motto might be at the SPCA. and has eight windows I trimmed out, Tudor- The competition was a bit of a surprise to “a canine for every cottage,” it isn’t too far- “I thought, ‘Wouldn’t it be fun to play off style. It’s a very Carmel doghouse.” Delucchi as well. He took the helm of the fetched to imagine that folks might even our business of buying and selling homes, “The house is going to be hard to part SPCA in mid-July. Yet, having experienced fight over the quintessential canine cottage. and get local builders and architects to with because I put so much time into it,” said the success of similar fundraising events in Cue the Carmel Canine Cottages design and build exceptional doghouses to Yates, “but I can’t wait for people to see it.” the San Francisco Bay Area, he is excited to Competition, where people can bid to win be sold through a silent auction?’ Then we Many local businesses donated to the participate in this one. custom doghouses for their little buddies. could sell tickets to a catered reception, dur- competition, including Icon Glass in Marina, “The SPCA doesn’t actually advocate for Not only might some of man’s best ing which we would reveal who won each R&S Heating and Sheet Metal and Hayward doghouses, as we feel the ideal life for an friends be moving into a quaint cottage, an cottage,” Profeta said. Lumber. “For years we’ve supplied materials adopted dog is to live inside, where he can extravagant mini-estate or a smart house, but Contractor Jim Yates, who owns Jim Yates to builders who built fancy playhouses that bond with the family, not outside in a dog- the whole affair will raise funds for the Construction in Marina, has worked in the were auctioned at fundraisers,” said Bill house,” Delucchi said. “But something tells SPCA for Monterey County. trades for more than 30 years. While his Hayward, CEO. “It is a wonderful twist to me these tiny houses are going to be show- Real estate broker Judie Profeta, who company does remodels, additions, and revive this creative tradition but with dog- pieces, and would probably rent for $1,500 a came up with the idea, and Scott Delucchi, houses from the ground up, he particularly houses, and Hayward Lumber is happy to month in Carmel.” contribute.” Both Profeta and Delucchi will serve as Shawn Bakker, president of Bakker judges of the competition, as will writer Lisa Construction, Inc., opted to create a colo- Crawford Watson, who writes the Sandy nial-style canine cottage. Having recently Claws dog column for The Pine Cone. RODMAN L. HOOKER, JR. completed the light renovation-turned-com- The Carmel Canine Cottages plete restoration of a 1908 colonial in Pacific Competition will start with a silent auction Rodman L. Hooker Jr. 76, died on July 29th, 2016 in his home in Indian Wells, Grove, he decided to try to scale down the August 13-16, and conclude with a cocktail California. He was born in San Francisco on March 14, 1940, son of Nancy Morse colonial on which he had spent months, to reception on August 16. Call (831) 622-1040 and Rodman Lent Hooker of Hillsborough, Grandson of Elizabeth Shreve and create a replica doghouse. if you want to get started with adding a really Robert Gay Hooker of Hillsborough and Anne Thompson and Samuel F.B. Morse Additional participants include Braden cool doghouse to your yard. of Pebble Beach, CA. He is survived by his wife of 53 years, Juliet Burkett Hooker and his children, son Peter Burkett Hooker (wife Kimberly Van Blois Hooker), grandchildren Thomas Van Blois Hooker and Courtney Morse Hooker; This Tudor-style con- daughter, Juliana Hooker Thompson; son Rodman struction by designer Lent Hooker III (fiancée Holly Sharpe); sister Anne Helen Okada and Stewart Walker, brother Michael G. Hooker, and contractor Jim many cousins. Yates is one of sever- al custom- Rod attended the Cate School, Menlo School of crafted canine cot- Business, and the University of Southern California tages available at where he was President of the Business School and an auction this week- received the Man of Troy Award. end to benefit the SPCA for Monterey A banker most of his life, Rod worked for United County. California Bank in Los Angeles, Middendorf, Colgate and Co, Seattle First National Bank, Crocker National Bank, First Interstate Bank and Wells Fargo Bank. After retiring from banking Rod became chairman of the board of Washington Square Associates and of the Cambridge Park Properties. Among the many boards Rod served are, Swedish Hospital Board for over a decade, Mills Peninsula Hospital Board, Swedish Hospital Foundation, Children’s Home Society, San Francisco Foundation, National Historical Foundation, Intiman Theater Co., The Henry Art Gallery, Seattle Corporate Council for the Arts, In Memory of My Son Keenan L oucer Broadmoor Homeowner Association, and the Seattle Alliance for Education. Rod served in the United States Marine Corps from 1958-1961 and was a member of the Pacific Union Club, Burlingame Country Club, Eldorado Golf Club, Seattle Golf Club, the Seattle Tennis Club and The Guardsmen. He loved squash, tennis, No day shall erase you golf, skiing in snow and water, boating anywhere in the Northwest, shooting, and from the memory of time ... fishing. — Virgil Rod, known to his family as “Pops,” was hard working, honorable, generous and loving. He loved this country and his family with all his heart, and always WWee misss y lovour e encouraged his children to do their best and to be kind. Keenan, ffoor ve er in our His Memorial Service will be held on October 1st, 2016 at 3:00 PM in the Episcopal Church of St. Mathew, San Mateo, California. hearts ... Peace out ... Remembrances can be made in his honor to the Swedish Medical Center Foundation Ivy Center for research into brain cancer. Mom and Swedish Medical Center Foundation 747 Broadway our loy vving ffaamillyy Seattle, WA 98122 XOXO Memo: In Memory of Rod Hooker (206) 386- 2738 il 9 , 1Apr -- A 1ugus992 20t 113, https://community.swedish.org/donate

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injured in wildfires. BIRD “Animals usually make it or they don’t,” Brookhouser MISSION From page 1A said. “Wild animals have a very good sense of what is wrong From page 1A and they hightail it out of there.” “We are acting as a surrogate parent and feeding him The Pacific slope flycatcher is common along the Pacific these remaining structures, driving the need to seismically multiple times a day,” Brookhouser said. Coast in the summer, and favors “deep shade, often in the strengthen and preserve them and to provide ADA-compliant The fledgling is in a cage big enough for him to fly groves along streams” and “often places its beautiful mossy access,” Grabrian said. around. nest under a bridge or under the eaves of a cabin in the “Many are built on foundations and stub-walls of the orig- “And pretty soon, we will teach him how to forage for woods,” according to Audubon. inal Mission structures and are now overstressed and deteri- food,” she said. “In about three to four weeks, once he learns The SPCA Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Center is orating due to exposure over time and weather,” he contin- how to do that, then we plan to release him.” the only full service wildlife rehabilitation center serving ued. “The irreplaceable artifacts these buildings contain, SPCA wildlife experts don’t know if the bird is male or Monterey County. The center operates operate under permits such as books dating back to 1511 in California’s first library, female because it’s too young to determine its sex. from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and the are in jeopardy of being lost or destroyed.” The unidentified firefighter, whom Brookhouser said United States Fish and Wildlife Service, and relies on dona- Grabrian said the group is always in the process of seek- works for a private firefighting company, figured the bird’s tions from the public to operate. ing donations and grants for the ongoing renovation of the nest had burned in the fire and that’s why he brought the bird Meanwhile, the number of pets the SPCA is sheltering for Mission, which was founded by Saint Junipero Serra in 1771 to SPCA headquarters off of Highway 68. their owners who have been displaced by the Soberanes Fire and is featured in the official seal of the City of Carmel-by- “We have reached out to the company he works for and doubled since last week, Brookhouser said. the-Sea. are hoping that he can come back and release the bird,” “We are up to 226 pets,” she said of the total number the The Mission has seen increased numbers of visitors and Brookhouser said. SPCA has helped. “Thirty-eight have gone home, but we are pilgrims since Serra — who is buried there — was canonized It’s very seldom, she said, that the SPCA sees animals still sheltering 188.” by Pope Francis in Washington, D.C., last September.

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TO DENSITY BONUS, TRANSITIONAL AND C = Conditional Use Sheriff’s deputies received word of the gas station inci- SUPPORTIVE HOUSING, RESIDENTIAL CARE Permit Required CC SC RC FACILITIES, AND GROUP RESIDENTIAL IN RETAIL dent and responded to the scene, where they met an employee ACCORDANCE WITH STATE LAW AND THE Animal Sales and Services who said the station had been broken into and lots of things HOUSING ELEMENT OF THE GENERAL PLAN Animal Grooming P P P See CMC 17.14.040(C) Animal Hospitals – C – See CMC 17.14.040(C) were stolen. Kennels – C C See CMC 17.14.040(C) Automobile Sales and Services See CMC 17.14.040(D) Shortly after discovering the break-in, the employee said WHEREAS, the 2015-2023 Housing Element of the General Plan includes Motorcycles, Mopeds and Parts P P – he was approached by a motorist, later identified as Eddie programs to ensure consistency between the Zoning Code and state laws related to Vehicle Repair – C C affordable housing and housing for persons with special needs; and Vehicle Service and Gasoline – C C See CMC 17.14.040(D) Criado, who asked to buy gasoline and milk. When he was Building Materials, Hardware and Garden Supplies P P C See CMC 17.14.040(G) told the gas station was closed, the man left. But he returned WHEREAS, on November 18, 2015 the Planning Commission conducted a Eating and Drinking Establishments See Chapter 17.56 CMC public hearing and adopted a Resolution recommending adoption of Code amend- Drinking Places C C – See CMC 17.14.040(I) minutes later and, brandishing a knife, stole bottled water. ments as set forth in Exhibit A; and Restaurant, Full Line C C – See CMC 17.14.040(I) Another man, later identified as Hector Vasquez, served as a Restaurant, Specialty C – – See CMC 17.14.040(I) WHEREAS, in accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act Food and Beverage Sales See Chapter 17.56 CMC lookout. (CEQA) an Addendum to the previous Negative Declaration for the 2007-2014 Convenience Market – L-2 L-2 See CMC 17.14.040(D)(2) Housing Element was prepared to evaluate potential environmental impacts of the and (J)(2) The two men later drove south. Meanwhile, deputies were Food Store – Full Line C C C See CMC 17.14.040(J) proposed Code amendments; and Food Store – Specialty C C – See CMC 17.14.040(J) told someone was stealing gas from a car near Nepenthe. Liquor P P C See CMC 17.14.040(J) WHEREAS, on December 1, 2015 and January 5, 2016, the City Council con- Retail Sales P P – See Chapter 17.16 CMC; “Sgt. Jason Smith responded and found both Criado and ducted a public hearing at which time all interested persons were provided an See CMC 17.14.040(T) opportunity to offer comments on the proposed Code amendments; and Antique Shops P – – See CMC 17.14.040(T) Vasquez hiding behind a vehicle they had just broken into in Art Galleries P – – See CMC 17.14.040(T) the parking lot of Coast Gallery,” the sheriff’s office said. Arts and Crafts P – – See CMC 17.14.040(T) WHEREAS, the City Council has considered the entire administrative record Jewelry Shops P – – See CMC 17.14.040(T) “Criado’s girlfriend, seven month old baby, and one addition- related to the proposed Code amendments, including the staff report, the CEQA Sales by Public Outcry (Auction) – C C See CMC 17.14.040(U) Addendum, the Planning Commission’s recommendations, and all written and oral Specialty, Theme P P – See CMC 17.14.040(T) al female were also in the vehicle.” testimony offered at and prior to the public hearing. Stationery P P P See CMC 17.14.040(T) Criado and Vasquez were transported and booked into the Thrift Shops P P – See CMC 17.14.040(T) WHEREAS, this ordinance shall become effective thirty (30) days after final Vending Machines C C C See CMC 17.14.040(T) Monterey County Jail for burglary, armed robbery, posses- passage and adoption, or upon certification by the California Coastal Commission, SERVICE/OFFICE whichever occurs last; and sion of cocaine and conspiracy. Banks and Other Financial Institutions P P P See CMC 17.14.040(F) Automatic Teller Machines (ATM) C C C See CMC 17.14.040(E) WHEREAS, the City certifies that the amendments are intended to be carried Business Services P P L-1 out in a manner fully in conformance with the Coastal Act; and Commercial Recreation P – – See CMC 17.14.040(H) Community Care Facility P P P PUBLIC NOTICES WHEREAS, this ordinance is an amendment to sections 17.64.190, Computer Services P P P 17.64.220, 17.68.040, 17.14.030 and 17.08.040 of the City’s Zoning Day Care Centers – C C T.S. No. 024632-CA APN: 009-281-001- may not immediately be reflected in Ordinance/Local Coastal Implementation Plan and requires certification by the Emergency Medical Care P P P NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE Government Offices P P P 000 Pur- the telephone information or on the In- California Coastal Commission. Hotels and Motels C C C See Chapter 17.56 CMC, suant to CA Civil Code 2923.3 ternet Web site. The best way to verify Restricted Commercial Uses, IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PROPERTY postponement information is to attend NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CARMEL- OWNER: YOU ARE IN DEFAULT the scheduled sale. FOR SALES IN- and CMC 17.14.040(M) UNDER A DEED OF TRUST, DATED FORMATION: (844) 477-7869 CLEAR BY-THE-SEA DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Hospitals and Clinics 6/9/2005. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION RECON CORP. 4375 Jutland Drive Suite Hospitals C – See CMC 17.14.040(L) SECTION 1. Recitals. The City Council hereby finds that the foregoing Clinics P P P See CMC 17.14.040(L) TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT 200 San Diego, California 92117 Hospice Care, Limited P P P MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF Publication dates: Aug. 12, 19, 26, recitals are true and correct. Maintenance and Repair Services L-3 L-3 L-3 YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE 2016. (PC818) Office NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING SECTION 2. CEQA Findings. The City Council finds that the Addendum to Business and Professional P P P AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CON- SUPERIOR COURT the Negative Declaration prepared for the 2007-2014 Housing Element satisfies the Medical and Dental P P P TACT A LAWYER On 9/7/2016 at 10:00 Other P P L-4 See CMC 17.14.040(O) AM, CLEAR RECON CORP., as duly ap- OF CALIFORNIA requirements of CEQA for the proposed Code amendments. There is no substantial COUNTY OF MONTEREY evidence in the record that these amendments would have a significant effect on the Parking Facilities, Commercial – C C See CMC 17.14.040(P) and pointed trustee under and pursuant to Chapter 17.64 CMC, Findings Deed of Trust recorded 6/15/2005, as environment. The Addendum reflects the independent judgment of the City Required for Permits and Instrument No. 2005060143, of Official ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE Council. FOR CHANGE OF NAME Approvals Records in the office of the County Personal Improvement Services C C – See CMC 17.14.040(Q) Recorder of Monterey County, State of Case No. 16CV002408 SECTION 3. Section 17.64.190 of the Municipal Code is amended as fol- Personal Services P P P CALIFORNIA executed by: DEBORAH TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: Laundry and Dry Cleaning C C C See CMC 17.14.040(R) SAMPSON, A MARRIED PERSON lows: petitioner, JOSE VARGAS JR., filed a 17.64.190 Residential Construction at Densities Between 33 and 44 Units Per Video Tape Rental P P – See CMC 17.14.040(R) WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO petition with this court for a decree Research and Development HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH, changing names as follows: Acre. Testing Services P P P See CMC 17.14.040(S) CASHIER’S CHECK DRAWN ON A A.Present name: To encourage the creation of affordable housing, certain projects may be granted Residential Care Facilities STATE OR NATIONAL BANK, A CHECK JOSE VARGAS JR. either Bonus Density (Subsection A) or a Density Bonus (Subsection B). General – C C DRAWN BY A STATE OR FEDERAL Proposed name: Affordable Housing Bonuses allowed pursuant to Section 17.14.140(D) shall only Limited L-6 L-6 L-6 CREDIT UNION, OR A CHECK DRAWN JOSE VARGAS VALTIERRA be required to meet Subsection C, below. Senior – C C BY A STATE OR FEDERAL SAVINGS THE COURT ORDERS that all per- Travel Services P P P See CMC 17.14.040(V) AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, SAVINGS sons interested in this matter appear A. Bonus Density. Within the R-4 zoning district, additional housing units may be ASSOCIATION, OR SAVINGS BANK before this court at the hearing indi- allowed up to a maximum of 44 units per acre (see Section 17.12.020(C) when RESIDENTIAL/PUBLIC AND SEMIPUBLIC SPECIFIED IN SECTION 5102 OF THE cated below to show cause, if any, why one of the following three standards are met:1. That at least 20 percent of all FINANCIAL CODE AND AUTHORIZED the petition for change of name should units on the site will be used as housing for “lower-income households” as Colleges and Trade Schools P P P TO DO BUSINESS IN THIS STATE: AT not be granted. Any person objecting Community Centers P P P defined by the Association of Monterey Bay Area Governments (AMBAG); or Conference Facilities, Small P P P THE MAIN ENTRANCE TO THE to the name changes described above 2. That at least 10 percent of all units on the site will be used as housing for COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILD- must file a written objection that in- Community Social Service Facility P P P ING, 168 W. ALISAL STREET, SALI- cludes the reasons for the objection at “very low-income households” as defined by AMBAG; or Family Day Care See CMC 17.08.050(B) NAS, CA 93901 all right, title and least two court days before the matter 3. That at least 50 percent of all dwellings units on the site will be used as hous- Small Family – – P interest conveyed to and now held by is scheduled to be heard and must ap- ing for “senior citizens” as established in California Housing Statutes. Large Family – C C it under said Deed of Trust in the prop- pear at the hearing to show cause why B. Density Bonus. The following special findings are required for approval of a Libraries, Public P P P erty situated in said County and State the petition should not be granted. If density bonus within areas with Core Commercial and/or Multifamily Dwellings See CMC 17.14.040(N) described as: MORE FULLY DE- 0 – 22 dwelling units/acre P P P no written objection is timely filed, the Residential/Commercial land use designations, as allowed by Government 23 – 33 dwelling units/acre C C C SCRIBED ON SAID DEED OF TRUST court may grant the petition without a Code Sections 65915 et seq.: The street address and other common hearing. 34 – 44 dwelling units/acre C C C Chapter 17.64 CMC, Findings designation, if any, of the real property NOTICE OF HEARING: 1. In order to facilitate the provision of affordable housing, the City shall grant Required for Permits and Approvals described above is purported to be: DATE: Sept. 30, 2016 a density bonus and other incentives and concessions for residential develop- 45 – 88 dwelling units/acre C C C Chapter 17.64 CMC, Findings 26058 HIGHWAY ONE CARMEL, CALI- TIME: 9:00 a.m. ments in conformance with state Density Bonus Law (Government Code Required for Permits and Approvals FORNIA 93923 The undersigned Museums, Galleries, Gardens DEPT: 14 Sections 65915 et seq.) as it may be amended from time to time. (noncommercial) P P P Trustee disclaims any liability for any The address of the court is 1200 2. Affordable housing projects produced in accordance with this Section shall incorrectness of the street address and Park and Recreation Facilities Aguajito Road, Monterey, CA 93940. be in conformity with the Local Coastal Program (including with regard to Individual Recreation C C – other common designation, if any, A copy of this Order to Show Cause preservation of community character, tree and urban forest protections, Organized Recreation C – – shown herein. Said sale will be held, shall be published at least once Parking Facilities, Noncommercial – C C See Chapter 17.64 CMC, Findings but without covenant or warranty, ex- each week for four successive weeks preservation of public views, provision of public recreational access, and open space protections), with the exception of the density provisions. Required for Permits and Approvals press or implied, regarding title, pos- prior to the date set for hearing on the Public Safety Facility P P P session, condition, or encumbrances, petition in the following newspaper of 3. Affordable housing projects produced in accordance with this Section shall Religious Facilities – – C including fees, charges and expenses general circulation, printed in this be located in areas with Core Commercial and/or Residential/Commercial Schools, Private P P P of the Trustee and of the trusts created county: The Carmel Pine Cone, land use designations. Senior Citizen Housing P P P by said Deed of Trust, to pay the re- Carmel. Single-Family L-5 C C See CMC 17.08.050(G) maining principal sums of the note(s) (s) Thomas W. Wills C. Affordable housing units produced pursuant to Subsections A, B, or Section 17.14.140(D) shall be administered by a City-approved public or quasi-public Theater, Live Performance C C C secured by said Deed of Trust. The Judge of the Superior Court Theater, Motion Picture C C – total amount of the unpaid balance of Date filed: Aug. 9, 2016 agency involved in affordable housing programs, or will be verified by the City the obligation secured by the property Clerk: Teresa A. Risi based on documentation supplied annually by the property owner, in confor- INDUSTRIAL to be sold and reasonable estimated Deputy: L. Cummings mance with state Density Bonus Law. costs, expenses and advances at the Publication dates: Aug. 12, 19, 26, Handicraft/Custom Manufacturing P P C See CMC 17.14.040(K) time of the initial publication of the No- Sept. 2, 2016. (PC820) Industry, Limited P P – tice of Sale is: $793,945.21 If the SECTION 4. Section 17.64.220 of the Municipal Code is amended as fol- Trustee is unable to convey title for any lows: TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION AND UTILITIES reason, the successful bidder's sole FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 17.64.220 Affordable Housing – Residential Construction at Densities Between Communication Facilities – – – and exclusive remedy shall be the re- NAME STATEMENT 45 and 88 Units Per Acre. Facilities Within Buildings P P C turn of monies paid to the Trustee, and File No. 20161457 The following special findings are required for approval of exceptions to zoning Utilities, Major P P C the successful bidder shall have no fur- The following person(s) is (are) doing standards for projects consisting entirely of affordable housing: Utilities, Minor P P C ther recourse. The beneficiary under business as: said Deed of Trust heretofore executed MONTEREY PLUMBING AND HEAT- A. That the project consists entirely of affordable housing units for low- and/or AGRICULTURAL and delivered to the undersigned a ING, 565 Hartnell St., Unit 693, Mon- very low-income households, as defined in Chapter 17.70 CMC. written Declaration of Default and De- terey, CA 93940. B. That the project, and any zoning exceptions requested, will not be detrimental to Nurseries P P P mand for Sale, and a written Notice of County of Principal Place of Business: adjacent properties or injurious to public health, safety or welfare. Default and Election to Sell. The under- Monterey C. That the project is consistent with the applicability of provisions found in CMC OTHER signed caused said Notice of Default Registered owner(s) 17.14.090 and the basic review standard found in CMC 17.14.100 and that new and Election to Sell to be recorded in Accessory Use See CMC 17.08.050(A) SCOTT W. PERRY, 424 Noice Dr. #91, construction represents an improvement over existing conditions. Nonconforming See Chapter 17.36 CMC, the county where the real property is Salinas, CA 93906. located. NOTICE TO POTENTIAL BID- This business is conducted by: an in- D. That the project will preserve the community character and will be compatible Nonconforming Uses and Buildings DERS: If you are considering bidding dividual. with the streetscape, mass, bulk and height of the surrounding neighborhood Temporary See CMC 17.52.100(I) on this property lien, you should un- The registrant commenced to transact context. derstand that there are risks involved business under the fictitious business E. That the affordable housing units will be administered by a City-approved public Specific Limitations and Conditions: in bidding at a trustee auction. You will L-1: Limited to advertising, consumer credit reporting, secretarial court reporting, equipment main- me or names listed above on: N/A. or quasi-public agency involved in affordable housing programs, or will be ver- tenance and repair, personnel supply services, and nonretail computer services and repair. be bidding on a lien, not on the prop- I declare that all information in this ified by the City based on documentation supplied annually by the property erty itself. Placing the highest bid at a statement is true and correct. (A regis- L-2: Allowed only as accessory use to gasoline stations and limited to a maximum of 300 square trustee auction does not automatically trant who declares as true any material owner. feet. No sales of alcohol are permitted. See CMC 17.14.040(D)(2) and (J)(2). entitle you to free and clear ownership matter pursuant to Section 17913 of F. That the project will not diminish the village character by excessively blocking L-3: Any establishments with activities generating noise, odors, deliveries by large vehicles, high of the property. You should also be the Business and Professions code important public or private views and disturbing natural topography, mature traffic by customers, or requiring large storage needs are not permitted. aware that the lien being auctioned off that the registrant knows to be false is trees, or native growth. L-4: Limited to offices for the following categories: operators of nonresidential buildings, apartment guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by buildings, dwellings, real estate agents and managers, and title companies. may be a junior lien. If you are the L-5: Limited to sites that are already developed with a single-family dwelling, or that were originally highest bidder at the auction, you are a fine not to exceed one thousand dol- SECTION 5. Section 17.68.040 of the Municipal Code is amended as fol- or may be responsible for paying off all lars ($1,000). I am also aware that all developed as, or used as, a single-family dwelling but have since been converted to another use. liens senior to the lien being auctioned information on this statement be- lows: Existing single-family dwellings can be maintained, altered, repaired and/or redeveloped. R-1 district off, before you can receive clear title to comes Public Record upon filing pur- Transitional housing. Buildings configured as rental housing developments, but floor area ratio standards shall apply to these sites. the property. You are encouraged to suant to the California Public Records operated under program requirements that require the termination of assistance and L-6: Subject to the same regulations as apply to other family residential dwellings in the same zone. investigate the existence, priority, and Act (Government Code Sections 6250- recirculating of the assisted unit to another eligible program recipient at a predeter- size of outstanding liens that may exist 6277). mined future point in time that shall be no less than six months from the beginning on this property by contacting the S/ Scott Perry of the assistance. Transitional housing is a residential use of property subject only county recorder's office or a title insur- July 14, 2016 ance company, either of which may This statement was filed with the to those restrictions that apply to other residential dwellings of the same type in the SECTION 7. Section 17.08.040 of the Municipal Code is amended as fol- charge you a fee for this information. County Clerk of Monterey County on same zone. lows: If you consult either of these re- July 14, 2016 Supportive housing. Housing with no limit on length of stay, that is occupied by sources, you should be aware that the NOTICE-In accordance with Subdivi- the target population, and that is linked to an onsite or offsite service that assists In Schedule II-1 under Residential, “Group Residential” is added as a conditional same lender may hold more than one sion (a) of Section 17920, a Fictitious the supportive housing resident in retaining the housing, improving his or her use in the R-4 zone. mortgage or deed of trust on the prop- Name Statement generally expires at the end of five years from the date on health status, and maximizing his or her ability to live and, when possible, work in erty. NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER: the community. means persons with low incomes who have one If any section, subsection, phrase, or clause of this The sale date shown on this notice of which it was filed in the office of the Target population SECTION 8. Severability. sale may be postponed one or more County Clerk, except, as provided in or more disabilities, including mental illness, HIV or AIDS, substance abuse, or ordinance is for any reason held to be unconstitutional, such decision shall not affect times by the mortgagee, beneficiary, Subdivision (b) of Section 17920, other chronic health condition, or individuals eligible for services provided pur- the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance. trustee, or a court, pursuant to Section where it expires 40 days after any suant to the Lanterman Developmental Disabilities Services Act (Division 4.5 2924g of the California Civil Code. The change in the facts set forth in the (commencing with Section 4500) of the Welfare and Institutions Code) and may The City Council hereby declares that it would have passed this ordinance and each law requires that information about statement pursuant to Section 17913 other than a change in the residence include, among other populations, adults, emancipated minors, families with chil- section, subsection, phrase or clause thereof irrespective of the fact that any one or trustee sale postponements be made dren, elderly persons, young adults aging out of the foster care system, individuals more sections, subsections, phrases, or clauses be declared unconstitutional. available to you and to the public, as a address of a registered owner. A new courtesy to those not present at the Fictitious Business Name Statement exiting from institutional settings, veterans, and homeless people. Supportive hous- sale. If you wish to learn whether your must be filed before the expiration. ing is a residential use of property subject only to those restrictions that apply to SECTION 9. Effective Date. This ordinance shall take effect thirty (30) days The filing of this statement does not of other residential dwellings of the same type in the same zone. after adoption. sale date has been postponed, and, if itself authorize the use in this state of applicable, the rescheduled time and a Fictitious Business Name in violation date for the sale of this property, you of the rights of another under Federal, may call (844) 477-7869 or visit this In- PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CARMEL-BY-THE-SEA this 2nd day of August, 2016, by the following roll call vote: State, or common law (See Section AYES: ternet Web site WWW.STOXPOST- 14411 et seq., Business and Profes- ING.COM, using the file number sions Code). NOES: APPROVED: STEVE G. DALLAS, Mayor assigned to this case 024632-CA. Infor- FBN FILING ABSENT: ATTEST: ASHLEE WRIGHT, City Clerk mation about postponements that are Publication dates: Aug. 12, 19, 26, very short in duration or that occur Sept. 2, 2016. (PC823) close in time to the scheduled sale Publication date: August 12, 2016 (PC821) August 12, 2016 The Carmel Pine Cone 17A

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Commissioner Gail Lehman remarked that she was “par- AFFINA ticularly disturbed” by the facts the violations seemed to Man who survived bridge From page 3A become more flagrant over time, and that the owners were knowingly violating the conditions stated in their permit. jump to address dinner out of business. This is the first step for a revocation hear- “I understand you need to make a living, but you knew that going in when your use permit was established, that you ing,” he said. “I don’t want to do that.” Even ignoring the SUICIDE SURVIVOR and mental health advocate Kevin had a closing time of 11 p.m.,” she said. anonymous complaints, Martin said that police officers had Hines will be the featured speaker at AIM for Mental LePage suggested the six-month test, after which com- directly observed violations on five different occasions. Health’s Aim for the Cures Gala Dinner Aug. 18. missioners could consider the live-music permit, and the rest Salazar responded by asking the commission to extend his Two years after he was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, of the commission agreed. “You’re getting a strong message operating hours to midnight, “since we are in the commercial Hines tried to kill himself by jumping from the Golden Gate here,” he told the two men. “We don’t want you to fail.” district,” and “a lot of people don’t want to go” to the bars Bridge. He is one of only 34 people to survive the fall, and that are open late. the only one to regain full physical mobility. Fasulo noted that it’s not impossible to succeed as a busi- Wayne Carini, a master classic car restorer and the TV ness while also following the rules. After Barmel generated a host of Chasing Classic Cars, and Paraag Marathe, chief few complaints, owner Gabe Georis worked with the city and PERMITS strategy officer and executive vice president of football oper- installed better technology and hired more security. “You From page 4A ations for the San Francisco 49ers will also speak at the gala. gave them strict rules and compliance, and they did what you The gala dinner is Thursday, Aug.18, from 5 to 10 p.m. at told them to do and are a thriving business,” Fasulo told the Antonio and the public rights of way west of San Antonio the Parc du Concours Venue Tent in Pebble Beach. Tickets commission. “And I have not had one complaint, and the shall require a coastal development permit,” the city’s are $500 per seat or $5,000 per table of 10. Go to http://aim- police department has not had one complaint.” Shoreline Management Plan states, and Hobson said the formentalhealth.org/aim-for-cures-dinner-2016/. planning department decided the Rio Run had to have a CDP ‘Lock the door at 11 p.m.’ this year, “because a portion of the route is on Scenic Road Commissioner Michael LePage said he just wants Affina and the Del Mar parking area, and could impact public access to operate within the confines of its permits. “I want you to to the coastal resources throughout Carmel for a short time take the necessary steps to follow the rules,” he told Salazar period.” SUMMER and Iznard. “You need to lock the door at 11 p.m.” She recommended the Rio Run, which is held on New LePage said they need to get rid of the grand piano and Year’s morning and benefits Coastal Kids Home Care, also other instruments in the restaurant until the commission receive a five-year permit. Longtime race director Julie Ann CLEARANCE issues a permit for live music — which won’t happen for at Lozano attended the hearing, but commissioners had no least six months. questions for her and unanimously OK’d the CDP. SIDE WALK “You’re at risk of having your use permit pulled. I don’t Like all other events taking place on public property, the want that to happen,” he said. “You’re playing live music. You bike ride and the run still have to obtain special-event permits don’t have a permit for that.” from the city’s community activities department every year. SALE If you need an obsessed broker ONE DAY ONLY! instead of a casual one, Sat., auguSt 13 • 10am-5:30pm up % she’s the one. TO 60OFF

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SHARP-EYED READERS of this newspaper may notice a certain lack of logic in county planning commissioner Martha Diehl’s comments about the importance of protecting local businesses while dealing with the current fire emergency in Big Sur. You might even think she has two brains where the sub- ject of local business and public safety is concerned. This week, we report that Diehl thinks Highway 1 shouldn’t be shut down during the fire unless it’s really necessary, because closing the busy highway would be a “hit on people trying to make a living down there.” On the other hand, as we reported last week, Diehl wants the entirety of Concours Week moved or postponed because the crowds it brings could, accord- ing to her, hamper efforts to fight the fire. She even started an online petition to have Concours Week delayed or relocated, and urged everyone to sign it to “help keep our firefighters and community safe during this crisis.” We certainly agree with her first statement — shutting down Highway 1 should only be done under extreme circumstances, because the livelihoods of so many people depend on the tourist traffic that brings customers to Big Sur’s campgrounds, restaurants, inns and galleries. Things are bad enough now just the way they are, and the highway should be kept open as much as possible so they’re not made a lot worse. If fire officials want it closed, we would support them, of course. But as long as they’re not recommending it, there’s no reason “Fourth tree NE of Carmelo and Eleventh, four pine cones on ground, for anyone else to, either. bark missing on two sides, one cracked lower limb ....” The same thing is true for Concours Week. Because the Soberanes Fire is mostly burning more than 20 miles south of the Monterey Peninsula, and is ple expect and want fresh air. Instead of spite, let’s all have empathy for anyone who slowly moving even farther away, fire officials agree that the full calendar of Letters cannot breathe clean air and try our best to events can continue. prevent all causes of air pollution. to the Editor Gail and Bill Scearce, Carmel And thank goodness the fire hasn’t moved closer and forced a cancellation. The ‘tyranny of Tens of thousands of people — not only locally, but around the nation and even The Pine Cone encourages submission of letters which address issues of public importance. Letters environmental paranoids’ the world — have already gone to great expense to prepare for Concours Week, cannot exceed 350 words, and must include the Dear Editor, author’s name and home town. We reserve the right I can’t thank Frank Koucky enough for which has become the Super Bowl of classic cars. And the money they’ve to determine which letters are suitable for publica- saying so eloquently what I’ve been thinking tion and to edit for length and clarity. already spent, and will continue to spend during the upcoming week, will pump regarding the City of Carmel’s decision, first The Pine Cone only accepts letters to the editor to ban beach fires entirely, and then to “com- by email. Please submit your letters to promise” by allowing only a pale imitation many millions of dollars into the local economy, supporting businesses and [email protected] of beach fires (c’mon, propane?). Like thou- charities, and boosting the incomes of workers at stores, restaurants, hotels and sands of locals and visitors, I’ve enjoyed for service providers of every description. decades with my children and our friends the Empathy instead spite wonderful tradition of carrying a box of While the events aren’t without their headaches for local residents, there is no Dear Editor, wood down to the beach, digging a hole to We are responding to the letter to the edi- build a fire, roasting marshmallows, tossing doubt that if you care at all about what people who work for a paycheck every tor last week that called people who object to a frisbee, swimming and singing camp songs the smoke from beach fires “petty,” “whin- week make, you should be glad we have it. into the night. ers,” and “silly,” and claimed that they are I grew up near Dockweiler Beach, under Which is also to say that Concours Week provides sizable revenue boosts to using their objections as a pretext to keep the the flight path of LAX, and I can tell you that beach to themselves. It is unseemly that the fire rings (not to mention propane stoves) virtually every local government agency, supporting everything they do, from writer is using the collective suffering from will kill the romance and soul-stirring beauty the effects of the Soberanes wildfires as a paving roads, to teaching students in local schools and caring for the sick in of it all. That it is happening in a town dom- reason to fling such spiteful comments. The inated by liberal Democrats at the behest of local hospitals, to monitoring our air quality and, yes, fighting our fires. sources he lists, in his mind, seem to invali- a bunch of one-percenters with seven-figure date attempts to stop one source of smoke mansions on Scenic is an even more painful So, congratulations, Martha, on your support for businesses in Big Sur. If you that impacts many people both on and near irony than the air-pollution-related absurdi- the beach consistently for months on want to show the same concern for everybody else, withdraw your petition and ties Koucky points to. end. He is saying that, because other forms Please, Carmel City Council, let me enjoy leave it to the fire department to decide when there’s an emergency. of air pollution exist, people don’t have a a real beach fire with my grandkids some- legitimate objection to one particular source day! Join with the coastal commission in of air pollution. That’s not right, especially since the beach is one place to go where peo- See LETTERS page 22 A

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SANDRA LEADER recently spent a editor of the Peninsula Life section of the By THE CARMEL the leading award-winning float builder for month in an ashram in India. She went with- Monterey County Herald. The organization CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE the Tournament of Roses Parade, is design- out goals beyond getting quiet, being at wanted a graduating senior to come to work ing the floats for the Oct. 29 event. Fiesta peace, and meditating. And then she wanted there. Leader jumped at the chance and start- WE ARE excited to announce that Parade Floats was recently recognized by the to come home, holding on to the stillness. ed work after graduating in 1971. internationally renowned film composer American Institute of Floral Designers for its Which is a tall order for a former journalist. A year later, she met Lewis Leader, now Alan Silvestri, a longtime Carmel resident support of the floral industry with the pre- Leader, who lives in Carmel Valley, grew her husband of 36 years, when he joined the with his wife, Sandra, will create a special sentation of the 2016 “Award of Merit up mostly in Spokane, Wash., and wherever Herald as a sportswriter. musical composition to be showcased at the Industry.” Considered to be one of the high- else her father’s army career took the family. Leader continued her journalism career Centennial Celebration Parade on Saturday, est honors given by the AFID, Fiesta Parade Her parents had high expectations and nar- but also discovered hand bookbinding, an Oct. 29. Floats earned the award for its promotion of row ideas about their daugh- Alan has scored some of the most revered outstanding flower use and creative floral ter’s future, believing she films in Hollywood history, including displays on its Rose Parade floats. Though should study science and Great Lives “Romancing the Stone,” “Who our floats won’t have any floral designs, become a nurse, like her moth- Framed Roger Rabbit?” awards like this reinforce how fortu- er. “Polar Express,” nate we are to be working with the She gave it a try, but quick- By LISA CRAWFORD WATSON “Forrest Gump,” highly respected and talented team at ly confirmed nursing wasn’t “The Avengers,” and Fiesta Parade Floats.” who she was or what she wanted to be. She intricate process of hand-sewing together the the entire “Back to Soon, you will be able to view knew she was sensitive, artistic, and good at pages of a book to create a lasting work of the Future” trilogy. the latest news and updates on all writing, although she wasn’t sure how to art. When she was assigned to rewrite a press He has amassed more the parade day happenings on the make a living with those traits. So, she went release about a summer program on book than 100 credits and Centennial’s website. to the library to do some research. arts at All Saints’ Day School, she was secured numerous award “I picked my major out of a book on intrigued enough to take the month-long nominations, including n Calendar of Events careers. I wanted to do something with writ- course. Academy Awards, ing,” said Leader, “The book listed two “When I discovered hand bookbinding,” Golden Globes, Emmy Special events taking place fields: journalism and public relations. The said Leader, “I felt I had found the perfect Awards, and Grammy before our next column include: description of journalism was a total turn-off antithesis to the speed of journalism. Still Awards. In 2006, Alan won a Grammy for n Thursdays to Sundays (through Sept. 4) — low pay and high stress — so I went for working with words that tell stories, it is a the song, “Believe,” which he scored for – Pacific Rep Theatre presents “Buddy public relations.” After attending Washington slower, beautiful process of creating some- “The Polar Express,” and captured two (Holly) & Co.: British Invasion,” Golden State University for two years, she trans- thing enduring. It sent me on a whole other Emmys in 2014 for his musical contribution Bough Playhouse, Monte Verde between ferred to San Jose State and graduated with a trajectory, which changed my life.” to the television documentary, “Cosmos: A Eighth and Ninth. Thursday-Saturday perfor- degree in public relations. Leader studied the art and craft of hand Spacetime Odyssey.” mances at 7:30 p.m.; Sunday performances bookbinding for 10 years, creating more than He remains busy today and recently fin- at 2 p.m. www.pacrep.org. Hooked on the excitment a dozen hand-bound books. Still, she hadn’t ished scoring a World War II romantic n Tuesday, Aug. 16, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. — But something serendipitous had hap- quite found her niche. thriller, “Allied,” to be released Nov. 23 star- “Carmel-by-the-Sea Concours on the pened along the way. She fell in love with “Hand bookbinding is a really labor- ring Brad Pitt and Marion Cotillard. Avenue,” Ocean Avenue between Junipero journalism while writing for the college intensive process,” she said. “When I decid- Alan, Sandra, and their three children and Monte Verde. www.carmel- newspaper. ed I wanted to do something more immedi- also are active with Silvestri Vineyards, the concours.com. Turns out Leader was hooked on the ate, I took classes in book cover design. I fell family-owned estate winery. They have a n Wednesday, Aug. 17, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. excitement of newswriting — and the sense in love with art.” tasting room on Seventh between San Carlos – “Carmel Mission Classic,” Carmel of purpose she felt. She was especially moti- Leader took her career and her life wher- and Dolores. Mission Courtyard. www.carmelmission- vated by the fact that journalism is essential ever her husband’s journalism career took Whether in his studio or the vineyard, classic.org. to democracy, and she appreciated the colle- them, much as her family had followed her Alan continues to find inspiration and pas- n Thursday, Aug. 18, approximately giality of the campus newsroom. sion for music, film, family and wine. And 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. – “Pebble Beach Tour A call came into that newsroom from the See LIVES page 31A with his incredibly generous contribution to d’Elegance,” arrives in Carmel-by-the-Sea the town’s Centennial Celebration Parade, after starting the tour in Pebble Beach. Cars apparently he continues to find inspiration will be displayed on Ocean Avenue. for his beloved hometown. www.pebblebeachconcours.net. n Sunday, Aug. 21, 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sandra Leader has n Parade Nuggets of Note – “Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance,” The traveled from her Lodge at Pebble Beach. www.pebblebeach- roots in journalism to n Dan Green, longtime anchor of KSBW bookbinding and concours.net. (Note: This week’s Pine Cone finally, to spirituality Action News 8 and a favorite of Central details all events associated with Concours and art. She shares Coast television viewers, will serve as the Week on the Peninsula.) those journeys in her parade’s announcer. Dan, who anchors the n Thursdays to Sundays (through Sept. new book, “Art and newscasts at 5, 6 and 11 p.m., celebrates his 25) – Pacific Rep Theatre presents “The Soul.” 21st year at KSBW in October. Wizard of Oz,” Outdoor Forest Theatre, n Tickets for the post-parade luncheon Mountain View and Santa Rita. Thursday- will be available to purchase immediately Saturday performances at 7:30 p.m.; Sunday after Labor Day at the following performances at 3 p.m. www.pacrep.org. locations: Carmel City Hall, Carmel-by-the- The Centennial website – Sea Visitors Center, and the Sunset Center www.CarmelCentennial.com – features a list PHOTO/LEWIS LEADER Box Office. of all the related events, a history timeline, n We’ve mentioned in previous columns FAQs, merchandise for sale, and contact that Irwindale-based Fiesta Parade Floats, information.

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health problems for those who are exposed. beach fires as a “happy tradition” — and it and gain consensus on the best way to move LETTERS The fact that forest fires and automobiles is! — but he is ignoring or minimizing the forward with solving the beach fires issue. From page 20A produce more pollutants is completely many consequences associated with this tra- The fire kettles currently installed seem beside the point. As a physician involved in dition. It is clear that he is unable to objec- to be a fine solution. We also noticed that public health, and as someone who has suf- tively balance the risks and benefits beach-goers are adapting by bringing LED resisting the tyranny of a few environmental fered from asthmatic bronchitis, I can assure involved, perhaps because he has no training camp lanterns and small propane BBQs. Our paranoids! Mr. Koucky that beach fires do present cer- in the complex area of environmental family appreciated that they were allowed a Tom Adams, Carmel Valley tain dangers. I am not claiming — and no health. small fire further out from the walls on one has claimed — that these fires represent I hope that Mr. Koucky will rethink his weekdays. And, they also found that patrols Fires are health hazard a “Carmel doomsday,” (an exaggeration position; perhaps he will also offer an apolo- who were monitoring beach fires were very Dear Editor, made by Mr. Koucky to discredit legitimate gy to the hundreds of thoughtful people courteous and helpful. I was puzzled by the content of Frank concerns of those who oppose wood fires on whom he has dismissed as “grumps” and Thank you, Mayor Dallas, and your coun- Koucky’s letter to the editor, and a bit offend- the beach). But, yes, wood fires do pose “elitists.” cil members for developing effective new ed by its tone. Either Koucky does not under- health hazards. Steven M. Beutler, M.D., Carmel policies for beach fires. We’ll adapt and be stand the issues regarding beach fires, or he It is unfortunate that Koucky is willing to safer due to your efforts. has chosen to misrepresent them. Yes, of blithely add a proverbial straw to the camel’s ‘Effective new policies’ Nan Chavez, Stockton course there are other sources of air pollu- load, callously ignore the welfare of people Dear Editor, tion. And, of course, the Soberanes Fire cre- with health problems, trivialize the argu- As a visitor from the Central Valley, I Food court option ates more toxic hydrocarbons and carcino- ments of those who disagree with him, appreciate the difficult challenge your mayor Dear Editor, gens than fires on the beach. But the latter impugn their motives (no, Mr. Koucky: It is and council are facing to reduce smoke and We read in the Carmel Pine Cone that a result in high local levels of these com- NOT about “riff raff ” as you claim) and injury hazards resulting from fires on the food court is being considered in the Burde pounds, which then can cause or exacerbate engage in name-calling. Koucky may see a beach. Bank Building on Dolores and Seventh. We Two years ago my nephew, a toddler, visited upscale food courts in the Dallas burned both little feet walking across the area. Each food service station featured a Carmel sand beneath which were burning different gourmet serving. We thought some- coals which had been covered and still hot. thing like that could be considered for Recently, I had the pleasure of meeting Carmel. It would give locals and visitors Mayor Steve Dallas, and was impressed at another dining option, if they did not want to his efforts to work with many ideas offered sit down for a full meal. If a use permit is granted, a suggested condition would be to restore the interior to FURNISHINGS its original condition. Warm “WITH DISTINCTION” colors and material could be used to recreate the feeling Summmer Sale WANTED that the late well known Carmel architect Walter ONSIGNMENT ARMEL TD Burde had when he designed 15% OFF C C L the building in the ’60s. 232 CROSSROADS BLV D Don Wald, Carmel thru August 22 CARMEL ‘Here we go again’ Dear Editor, Call Tracy at (831) 624-2860 Here we go again: Mon - Sat 10 - 5pm Another plan to prop up the underperforming events cen- PHOTOS OR INQUIRIES TO: ter at the expense of OPEN: MON-FRI 10:30AM - 5:30PM SAATT 10AM-5:30PM SUN 12-4PM Carmel’s character. [email protected] ^^^cL]VY.JÄPJH7L](LZ\VO[ONP3c        ^^^cL]VY.JÄPJH7L](LZ\VO[ONP3c * TVJL\XP[\V)`H^(KLPYYH Continues next page

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From previous page income from the theater in 2015, when the Center $1 per year for its land lease. think we can speak for the theater was closed(!), concluding incorrectly Yet the theater groups are charged thou- Guild group, as well, in terms of affordabili- The first plan, pushed by the center as a that no income had been collected in the sands a year to put on performances at the ty. We do not believe the city council intends civic improvement, proposed a Dolores past. Another was that all services by the city Forest Theater. to adopt the proposed recommendations Street pedestrian mall. That plan was quickly should be shouldered by fees, when in fact Pacific Repertory Theater is quite willing from the consultants, but the community rejected by the city. staff salaries are also supported with tax to discuss fair payment for use of the Forest needs to be aware of the ramifications of Now, we have Plan 2.0: A 100-seat food monies collected in Carmel. Theatre. What we do not want to see is fees high fees for its resident nonprofit organiza- court thinly disguised as a “restaurant.” A third problem was not taking into con- that preclude any use of the facility after our tions. The city needs to very careful. The sideration the income and economic impact lease expires, which is exactly what would Karyl Hall, Chair, Board of Directors, “restaurant,” if approved, may subsequently the theater groups generate for the city. A happen given the proposed fee increase. We Pacific Repertory Theatre morph into the rejected food court, which fourth was overlooking the cultural history the city would have a difficult, costly time of our village, and the importance of sup- undoing. porting the arts in Carmel. Louis Richards, Carmel The other reporting error was that “coun- cil members balked” at a $1 per year fee for Cost of renting theaters use of the Forest Theater. Actually only one Dear Editor, council member said she could not support I read the Aug. 5 article about the Carmel that fee. Bobby Richards tentatively support- City Council meeting on increasing city fees. ed it, Carrie Theis wanted more information, Consultants hired by the city made recom- the mayor gave no response, and Jan mendations based on their analyses of the Riemers was absent that day. cost to the city of various activities. Monterey and Pacific Grove charge $1 There are a couple of things I want to cor- per day to several of their nonprofit cultural rect. One, that proposed increases in fees organizations. Sunset Center receives hun- “range from relatively minor to quadruple dreds of thousands each year in subsidies their current rates.” In the case of the rental from the city. Carmel charges the Youth of the main stage at the Forest Theater, the proposed increase on performance days would jump from a LINDA­LEE MYERS minimum of $25/day to MD, MBA $500/day, a 20-times increase. During rehearsals, has joined the fee would jump to 10 times what it is now. And the recommended increase on ATHENA the nonprofit SoDA school? An 18-time increase! From MEDICAL GROUP $2,000 per year to $36,000 year for a bare-bones con- 10 Harris Court, Suite A2 crete bunker with no indoor Monterey, CA 93940 bathroom. Part of the problem with 831 296­5660 the misguided recommenda- (direct number for Dr. Myers office) tions for increased fees was that the consultants looked at www.athenamedical.org

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THREE MUSICIANS who found fame and fortune and friends to lose everything they own,” the library’s execu- sustained support until homes are rebuilt and life has under the bright lights of Los Angeles in the mid-1960s tive director Magnus Toren told The Pine Cone. returned to normal,” he added. before setting down roots in Monterey County will perform “Let’s fill the Golden State Theatre to show that, in our Aug. 12 at Golden State Theatre in Monterey to help raise community, we care for one another and will commit to a See MUSIC next page money for victims of the Soberanes Fire. Longtime Big Sur residents Al Jardine and Johnny Rivers and Carmel Valley local Michael Nesmith have joined the lineup for the benefit concert, which also features singer-songwriters and Meg Baird. The On A High Note

By CHRIS COUNTS event was scheduled to happen at the Henry Miller Library but was moved to the Golden State Theatre to accommodate more people. A founding member of the Beach Boys, Jardine sang lead vocals on “Help Me Rhonda,” which topped the pop charts for two weeks in 1965. The following year, in 1966, Rivers had his own No. 1 hit with “Poor Side of Town.” And the same year, Nesmith and his band, The Monkees, had their turn at success, scoring a pair of No. 1 hits with “Last Train A one-time member of the Monkees, Michael Nesmith of to Clarksville” and “I’m a Believer.” All three launched their Carmel Valley (left) will perform at a benefit concert careers in Los Angeles before moving north up the coast. Friday in Monterey, joining singer Johnny Rivers of Big Sur “The Soberanes Fire has caused many of our neighbors (above) and others.

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n Live Music Aug. 12-18 in Monterey — saxophonist Marina Forest Ave., (831) 656-9533. MUSIC Panzetta, trumpet Akili Bradley, key- Lucia Restaurant + Bar at Bernardus From previous page Barmel — singer-songwriter Tom Faia boardist Gary Meek and drummer David Lodge in Carmel Valley — pianist Martin (Friday at 7 p.m.); American Trashbird Morwood (jazz, Friday at 7 p.m.); and singer Headman (jazz, Friday and Saturday at 7 (“bluesy folk rock,” Saturday at 7 p.m.); and Lauri Hofer, guitarist Robert Papaccica, p.m.). 415 Carmel Valley Road, (831) 658- Showtime is 8 p.m. Tickets are $35 to singer-songwriter Colby Lee Huston drummer David Morwood and friends (jazz, 3400. $100. The theater is located at 417 Alvarado (Thursday at 7 p.m.). San Carlos and Saturday at 7 p.m.). 1 Old Golf Course Road, Mission Ranch — singer and pianist St. Call (831) 649-1070 or visit www.golden- Seventh, (831) 626-3400. (831) 372-1234. Maddaline Edstrom (jazz and pop, Friday, statetheatre.com. Bay of Pines restaurant in Monterey — The Inn at Spanish Bay in Pebble Beach Saturday and Sunday at 7 p.m.); and pianist Fergus (“eclectic pop,” Saturday at 7 p.m.); — The Jazz Trio featuring pianists Bob Gennady Loktionov (jazz, Monday through n and Jennings & Keller (Americana, Phillips or Bill Spencer (jazz, in the lobby, Thursday at 7 p.m.). 26270 Dolores St., (831) Country star Thursday at 7 p.m.). 150 Del Monte Ave., Friday at 7 p.m.); The Jazz Trio featuring 625-9040. kicks off season (831) 920-3560. pianists Bob Phillips or Bill Spencer (jazz, Pierce Ranch Vineyards Tasting Room Big Sur River Inn — Along Came Betty in the lobby, Saturday at 7 p.m.); singer-song- in Monterey — Sugar Candy Mountain Sunset Center’s 2016-17 season opens (jazz, Sunday at noon). On Highway 1 24 writer Bryan Diamond (in the Traps (psychedelic pop, Friday at 8 p.m.). 499 Friday, Aug. 12, with a performance by coun- miles south of Carmel, (831) 667-2700. Lounge, Friday and Saturday at 9 p.m.); and Wave St., (831) 372-8900. ty music star Trace Adkins. The four-time Carmel Plaza — the downtown shopping The Dottie Dodgion Trio (jazz, Thursday at The Sunset Lounge at Hyatt Carmel Grammy Award nominee — who has record- center’s “Summer Live Music Series” contin- 7 p.m.); also, a bagpiper plays every evening Highlands — singer Neal Banks and gui- ed three No. 1 country singles and three No. ues this week with a performance by Steve “around 6 p.m.” 2700 17 Mile Drive, (831) tarist Steve Ezzo (pop and rock, Friday at 7 1 country since his debut two decades Ezzo & the Monterey All-Stars Friday from 647-7500. p.m.); and singer and pianist Dino Vera ago — takes the stage at 8 p.m. “We’re 5 to 7 p.m. Carmel Plaza is located at Ocean Julia’s restaurant in Pacific Grove — (jazz, blues and r&b, Saturday at 7 p.m. and expecting a packed house, but we still have a and Mission. singer-songwriter Vincent Randazzo Thursday at 6 p.m.). 120 Highlands Drive, few tickets left,” said Alexandra Cibo Ristorante Italiano in Monterey — (Monday at 7 p.m.); singer and guitarist Rick (831) 620-1234. Richardson of Sunset Center. The Kimball Hooker Band (pop and r&b, Chelew (Tuesday at 7 p.m.); mandolinist Terry’s Lounge at Cypress Inn — singer After Adkin’s performance, Sunset Center Friday at 9 p.m.); singer Dizzy Burnett (jazz, Dave Holodiloff (“bluegrass and beyond,” and pianist Dino Vera (jazz, blues and r&b, takes a month-long late summer break before Sunday at 7 p.m.); singer Lee Durley and Wednesday at 6 p.m.); and singer-songwriter Friday at 7 p.m.); pianist Gennady the arrival of the B-52s Sept. 16. Three Dog pianist Joe Indence (jazz and swing, Tuesday Buddy Comfort (Thursday at 7 p.m.). 1180 Loktionov and singer Debbie Davis Night comes to town Sept. 21. at 7 p.m.); Andrea’s Fault (Wednesday at 7 (cabaret, Saturday at 7 Tickets are $79 to $99. Sunset Center is p.m.); and The Ben Herod Trio (swing and p.m.); Andrea’s Fault located at San Carlos and Ninth. Call (831) jazz, Thursday at 7 p.m.). 301 Alvarado St., (jazz and blues, 620-2048 or visit www.sunsetcenter.org. (831) 649-8151. Sunday at 11 a.m.); Cooper’s Pub & Restaurant in guitarist Richard n Casey introduces new CD Monterey — singer, songwriter and guitarist Devinck (classical, Wesley Woo (rock, blues and r&b, Friday at Sunday at 5 p.m.); and Singer-songwriter Casey Frazier cele- 9 p.m.); guitarist Vick Silva (“reggae- singer Lee Durley and brates the release of his fourth recording, infused blues and rock,” Saturday at 9 p.m.). pianist Joe Indence “American Exotic,” Sunday, Aug. 14, at 653 Cannery Row, (831) 373-1353. (pop and jazz, Folktale Winery in Carmel Valley. Fernwood Resort in Big Sur — singer- Thursday at 6 p.m.). A familiar sight at Jack London’s Bar & songwriter Emily Wryn (Saturday at 9 p.m.). Lincoln and Seventh, Grill before it closed last year, Frazier now On Highway 1 25 miles south of Carmel, (831) 624-3871. plays regularly at Folktale. Produced and (831) 667-2422. Lincoln and Seventh, engineered by Jesse DeCarlo, the new CD Folktale Winery in Carmel Valley — (831) 624-3871. captures the singer-songwriter’s sound, which singer-songwriter Sean Ryan (Friday at 4:30 The Trailside he describes as “eclectic Americana with p.m.); singer-songwriter Johan Sotelo Cafe in Carmel Valley roots in country and 70s rock.” (Saturday at 4:30 p.m.); and singer-song- — singer and guitarist Singer-songwriter Linda Arceo will also writer Casey Frazier (CD release party, Rick Chelew (Friday perform. The music starts at 4:30 p.m. The Sunday at 4:30 p.m.). 8940 Carmel Valley at 6 p.m.); and Grove winery is located at 8940 Carmel Valley Road, (831) 293-7500. Acre (rock, Saturday Road. Call (831) 293-7500. Hyatt Regency Monterey Hotel and Spa at 6 p.m.). 3 Del Fino Place, (831) 298- 7453. 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From previous page “agencies providing emergency assistance, health and human n Salinas Food & Wine Festival services, short-term housing/rental assistance, reimburse- ment of equipment and supplies, and other immediate relief The Sixth Annual Salinas Valley Food & Festival, taking Making a fancy version of a traditional two-ingredient cock- or long-term recovery support for affected residents,” and is place on Main Street in Oldtown Salinas on Saturday, Aug. tail requires a deft hand, and this one is a bit heavy on the cel- a trusted philanthropic resource. 13, will highlight local wines, artisan craft brews, live music ery elements, but it has potential. The pancake breakfast will take place in the Turf Club at “and the best in culinary arts the Salinas Valley has to offer,” Whether for brunch, lunch or dinner, the Rio Grill is the Monterey County Fairgrounds, 2004 Fairground Road in according to event chair Rosemary Soto. always a reliable (and delicious) stop — and don’t forget that Monterey, and tickets are available at eventbrite.com. “We take pride in organizing an all-volunteer-led event most of the wines sold there are half-price on Mondays, and supported by dozens of dedicated Salinas residents who the bar offers a fantastic Happy Hour, too. For more informa- n Library instead of muster tion, call (831) 625-5436 or visit www.riogrill.com. Continues next page Galante Vineyards was set to host its annual muster and n Vertical tasting at Dawn’s Dream party at the winery Saturday, but the Soberanes Fire is cre- ating too much havoc (and smoke) in Cachagua and Dawn Galante’s newest wine, the 2015 Rachael SLH Carmel Valley, so owner Jack Galante decided to present a Pinot Noir, has arrived, so the Dawn’s Dream tasting room at special tasting at his space in downtown Carmel instead. San Carlos and Seventh is offering a special vertical tasting On Aug. 13 from 4 to 6 p.m., Galante will be pouring of several vintages of Rachael Saturday, Aug. 13, from noon his special selection of 2003 vintages of Cabernet to 7 p.m. Sauvignon and Merlot, as well as a 2004 Cabernet Sauvignon. The cost is $15 for wine club members and $25 for everyone else. The tasting room is located on soup to nuts Dolores Street south of Ocean Avenue, and reservations may be made by calling (831) 624-3800.

By MARY SCHLEY n Wine for good To pitch in and help victims of the Soberanes Fire, two And from 4 to 6 p.m., winemaker Chris Vita will be there local wineries are donating part of their sales proceeds to to talk about the three wines — 2013, 2014 and 2015 — such the nonprofits assisting them. as their distinctive elements, how they were made, aging and Cima Collina in Carmel Valley Village is dedicating 30 other details. The tasting room will also offer light snacks percent of sales revenues from its 2012 Monterey County alongside the wine. Pinot Noir to the nonprofit Coast Property Owners The cost of the special pouring is $15, which also includes Association throughout the month of August. The wine the tasting room’s regular flight of wines. Wine club mem- sells for $28 per bottle and can be found in the tasting bers pay $5. room at 19-A East Carmel Valley Road. To order online or For more information, call (831) 659-2649 or email by phone, visit www.cimacollina.com or call (831) 620- [email protected]. 0645. McIntyre Vineyards, which has a tasting room in the n Pancake breakfast to help fire victims Crossroads shopping center, is donating 30 percent of the sales revenues from its 2013 Estate Chardonnay to the Property Restoration Services is teaming up with the Community Foundation of Monterey County Soberanes Monterey County Fairgrounds to host a pancake breakfast Fire Fund and the Coast Property Owners Association, Saturday, Aug. 13, from 8 to 11 a.m. Tickets are $20 apiece, also through the end of the month. The wine is made from and all of the money raised will go to the Community fruit grown in McIntyre’s estate vineyard in the Santa Foundation of Monterey County’s Soberanes Fire Fund, as Lucia Highlands and sells for $36 per bottle. To order, A new hit on the Rio Grill’s brunch menu is Smoked Potato Hash, topped the CFMC has waived all of its administrative fees for this visit the tasting room, go to www.mcintyrevineyards.com with perfectly fried eggs and slivers of pickled jalapeño. Pair it with a fund. The money will be distributed in the form of grants to or call (831) 626-6268. Bacon Bloody Mary for a great weekend treat.

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BREATHING NEW life into your favorite rock ’n’ roll songs from the 1950s and 1960s, the latest version of PacRep’s tribute concert series opens Aug. 13 at the Golden Bough Playhouse. In “Buddy + Company: British Invasion,” actor Travis Poelle will reprise his role as Buddy Holly — and play Paul McCartney and Roy Orbison, among others. Director Stephen Moorer said the cast is lucky to have Poelle, a one-time local who now lives in New York. “When we started [the tribute concerts], Travis was sin- gle,” Moorer told The Pine Cone. “Now he’s married with two kids, and he lives across the country. He’s such a talent. People are always amazed by his portrayal of Buddy.” Taking his turn at center stage will be Davitt Felder, who will start off by playing Ritchie Valens of “La Bamba” fame. “He’s like a chameleon,” Moorer suggested. “He’ll turn from Ritchie into Donovan doing ‘Mellow Yellow,’ and then he’ll play John Lennon.” The cast also includes David Shultz, Scott Free, Daniel Simpson, Lydia Lyons, Charmaigne Scott, Marcus Amarosa and Don Dally, who doubles as music director. The first half of the show will celebrate the early days of rock ’n’ roll — American-style. The cast plans to recreate performances by Holly, Ritchie Valens, Roy Orbison, Little Richard and many others. The second half of the show travels across the pond to the land where the British Invasion was launched in 1964. The cast will perform more than 20 songs from the era for the first time, including the Beatles’ “Can’t Buy Me Love,” the Kinks’ “You Really Got Me,” the Animals’ “Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood” and the Hollies’ “Bus Stop.” “Over half the show is new,” Moorer said. “The fresh material keeps everybody on their toes.” Ultimately, the show is a tribute to the enduring power of rock ’n’ roll. “There’s such a love for the material,” Moorer added. “The audience never gets tired of those songs — ‘La Bamba’ never gets old.” Thursday, Friday and Saturday performances start at 7:30 p.m., while Sunday matinees begin at 2 p.m. Tickets are $8 to $42. The tribute concert continues through Sept. 4. The theater is located on Monte Verde between Eighth and Ninth. Call (831) 622-0100.

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In the event tender other short in duration or that occur close in County of Principal Place of Business: a Fictitious Business Name in violation recorded on February 2, 2005 as than cash is accepted, the Trustee by a fine not to exceed one thousand Monterey of the rights of another under Federal, time to the scheduled sale may not dollars ($1,000). I am also aware that Registered owner(s) Instrument No. 2005011189, of official may withhold the issuance of the immediately be reflected in the tele- all information on this statement State, or common law (See Section records in the Office of the Recorder Trustee’s Deed Upon Sale until funds TAYLOR, MARSHA E., 24700 Lower. 14411 et seq., Business and phone information or on the Internet becomes Public Record upon filing Trail, Carmel, CA 93923 of Monterey County, California, exe- become available to the payee or Web site. The best way to verify post- pursuant to the California Public Professions Code). cuted by CORNELIS JANSE VAN endorsee as a matter of right. The This business is conducted by: an FBN FILING ponement information is to attend the Records Act (Government Code individual. RENSBURG, AND STEFANIE JANSE property offered for sale excludes all Sections 6250- Publication dates: Aug. 5, 12, 19, 26, scheduled sale. Date: July 29, 2016 6277). The registrant commenced to transact 2016. (PC805) VAN RENSBURG, HUSBAND AND funds held on account by the property MTC Financial Inc. dba Trustee Corps S/ Bhupender Sin WIFE AS JOINT TENANTS, as receiver, if applicable. If the Trustee is business under the fictitious business TS No. CA08000077-16-1 17100 Aug. 2, 2016 me or names listed above on: June 5, Trustor(s), in favor of MORTGAGE unable to convey title for any reason, Gillette Ave Irvine, CA 92614 Phone: This statement was filed with the ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- the successful bidder’s sole and 2016. 949-252-8300 TDD: 866-660-4288 County Clerk of Monterey County on I declare that all information in this TEMS, INC. as nominee for AMERI- exclusive remedy shall be the return Miguel Ochoa, Authorized Signatory Aug. 2, 2016 of monies paid to the Trustee and the statement is true and correct. (A regis- CA`S WHOLESALE LENDER as SALE INFORMATION CAN BE NOTICE-In accordance with trant who declares as true any materi- LEGALS DEADLINE: Beneficiary, WILL SELL AT PUBLIC successful bidder shall have no fur- OBTAINED ON LINE AT Subdivision (a) of Section 17920, a al matter pursuant to Section 17913 of AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, ther recourse. Notice to Potential www.insourcelogic.com FOR AUTO- Fictitious Name Statement generally the Business and Professions code TUESDAY 4:30 PM in lawful money of the United States, Bidders If you are considering bidding MATED SALES INFORMATION expires at the end of five years from that the registrant knows to be false is all payable at the time of sale, that cer- on this property lien, you should PLEASE CALL: In Source Logic AT the date on which it was filed in the guilty of a misdemeanor punishable tain property situated in said County, understand that there are risks 702-659-7766 MTC Financial Inc. dba office of the County Clerk, except, as by a fine not to exceed one thousand CALL (831) 274-8645 California describing the land therein involved in bidding at a Trustee auc- Trustee Corps MAY BE ACTING AS A provided in Subdivision (b) of Section dollars ($1,000). I am also aware that as: AS MORE FULLY DESCRIBED IN tion. You will be bidding on a lien, not DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO 17920, where it expires 40 days after all information on this statement SAID DEED OF TRUST The property on the property itself. Placing the COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMA- heretofore described is being sold “as highest bid at a Trustee auction does TION OBTAINED MAY BE USED FOR is”. The street address and other not automatically entitle you to free THAT PURPOSE.FOR AUTOMATED common designation, if any, of the and clear ownership of the property. SALES INFORMATION PLEASE CALL: real property described above is pur- You should also be aware that the lien In Source Logic 702.659.7766 MTC To advertise contact: ported to be: 24611 LOWER TRAIL, being auctioned off may be a junior Financial Inc. dba Trustee Corps MAY CARMEL, CA 93923 The undersigned lien. If you are the highest bidder at BE ACTING AS A DEBT COLLECTOR Trustee disclaims any liability for any the auction, you are or may be ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. Meena Lewellen incorrectness of the street address responsible for paying off all liens ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED MAY and other common designation, if senior to the lien being auctioned off, BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. ISL any, shown herein. Said sale will be before you can receive clear title to Number 13753, Pub Dates: Concours (831) 274-8655 made without covenant or warranty, the property. You are encouraged to 08/05/2016, 08/12/2016, 08/19/2016, express or implied, regarding title, investigate the existence, priority, and CARMEL PINE CONE August 15-21 [email protected] possession, or encumbrances, to pay size of outstanding liens that may Publication dates: Aug. 5, 12, 19, WEEK the remaining principal sum of the exist on this property by contacting 2016. 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cause include Esteban, Montrio (and Baker’s are available at cellarpass.com. cures, raising awareness, and improving FOOD Bacon), Boardwalk Sub Shop and Wild access to effective treatments.” From page 29A Thyme Deli, Carmel Valley Ranch, n Silvestri releases A TV personality with a penchant for cars, Christopher’s on Lincoln, Classic Catering, a Golden Gate Bridge suicide survivor and a Flaherty’s, Jeninni, Mundaka, La Balena, new Bella Sandra San Francisco 49ers executive will be the fea- n Folktale fundraiser shaping up Ocean Sushi, the Rio Grill, PigWizard and tured speakers at this year’s dinner. Wayne Tarpy’s Roadhouse. Silvestri Vineyards’ flagship Chardonnay, Carini, host of “Chasing Classic Cars” and a Plans for the Soberanes Fire Relief Wineries signed on to pour are Albatross Bella Sandra — “a wine of special impor- Monterey Peninsula regular during Concours fundraiser to be held at Folktale Winery Ridge, Bernardus, Blair Estate, Carmel Road, tance to the Silvestri family, named after Week, “will share his incredible experience Sunday, Aug. 28, from 2 to 6 p.m., are com- Chappellet, Estancia, Folktale (of course!), Alan’s wife, Sandra” — was released last restoring the car used in the movie ‘Rain ing together, with chefs and wineries from far Galante, Hahn, Holman Ranch and Jarman month and is available in the winery’s tasting Man’ and then following in Tom Cruise and and wide gathering to support the event at Wines, Joyce, Luli, I. Brand & Family wines, room on Seventh Avenue in downtown Dustin Hoffman's path with his autistic 8940 Carmel Valley Road in Carmel Valley. McIntyre, Mer Soleil, Morgan, Pierce Ranch, Carmel. The wine boasts “a rich style made daughter,” according to organizers, while Proceeds will benefit the victims of the fire Silvestri, Talbott, The Wine Experience, from grapes picked from the E block consist- award-winning speaker and author Kevin and the local volunteer fire brigades that are Windy Oaks, Wedell Cellars and Wrath, ing of the Robert Young clone,” and is barrel Hines will share his story of “an unlikely sur- helping fight it. while beer will be provided by Alvarado selected, with about 30 percent of the barrels vival and his strong will to live.” Finally, Twenty restaurants and more than 30 local Street Brewing, Carmel Valley Brewing, new French oak. It aged on the lies and Paraag Marathe, chief strategy officer and wineries are contributing to the event, which Drake’s and Firestone Walker. underwent malolactic fermentation, all of executive vice president of football opera- will also include live music, and silent and The cost to attend is $75 per person, and which contribute to “the loveliness of this tions for the 49ers, will discuss supporting live auctions. Restaurants committed to the guests must be at least 21 years old. Tickets wine,” according to Silvestri. mental health and youth The new Bella Sandra is being poured in Food will be prepared by Pebble Beach the tasting room, which is open daily from chef Rodney Uncangco and pastry chef noon to 7 p.m. For more information, visit Anastasia Simpson, with wines from www.silvestrivineyards.com. Bernardus, Blair, Figge Cellars, Joyce, Windy Oaks and Scheid. The Monterey Jazz n AIM for Mental Health Festival Monterey County High School All- Star Band will provide entertainment. A gala benefiting mental health will take Last year’s event raised more than place Thursday, Aug. 18, from 5 to 10 p.m. in $500,000 for critical brain research and was the Parc du Concours venue tent in Pebble attended by more than 400 Monterey Beach. The AIM for the Cures Gala Dinner Peninsula residents and visiting car aficiona- benefits an organization “working to build a dos. The event featured speakers involved in movement devoted to the mental health of cutting-edge research. To learn more, visit children, teens, and young adults by funding aimformentalhealth.org. Tickets are $500 per clinical research to find better treatments and seat, and are available online.

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TV host Wayne Carini is not only a familiar figure around the Monterey Peninsula during Concours Week, he’ll be the featured speaker at a fundraiser August 18 to help raise money for mental health. The dinner, sponsored by AIM for the Cures, will take place in Pebble Beach.

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MORE THAN 20 downtown galleries music, fundraising auctions and other entice- creative talents. cent of its commission for the day to the will stay open until 8 p.m. Aug. 13 for the ments. Featuring live music and a glimpse of Soberanes Fire Relief Fund,” said one of the debut of a monthly event, Second Saturdays, “We left it up to the individual galleries,” rarely seen paintings by Rodrigue, the participants, Erin Gafill of Big Sur. that will call attention to Carmel’s legacy as Turner added. “There will be treats and gallery hosts a reception from 4 to 7 p.m. The lineup of participating artists a haven for artists — and its many artist- goodies and giveaways.” The following afternoon from 11 a.m. to includes Simon Bull, Robert Lewis, Cheryl owned galleries. At his gallery, sculptor Steven Whyte 1 p.m., Wendy Rodrigue will sign copies of Kampe, Maria Poroy and Carole said he plans to turn a life- her book, “The Other Side of the Painting,” Belliveau. sized male sculpture into a while Don Sanders — who owns the largest Gafill, by the way, has raised $34,000 for Art Roundup firefighter. A few steps away collection of paintings by George Rodrigue fire victims over the past two weeks by sell- at Gallery North, a “commu- — signs copies of “Rodrigue: The Sanders ing limited edition prints of her paintings. nity painting” project will Collection.” The gallery is located at 260 Alvarado St. By CHRIS COUNTS unfold. A native of Louisiana who made Carmel Call (831) 372-6279. Second Saturday celebra- his second home, Rodrigue opened his first Also aiding fire relief efforts this week is “The artist-owned galleries in town have tions are also scheduled for Sept. 10, Oct. 8, gallery here in 1991. A decade later, he built fine art photographer Rachael Short of banded together to create this event,” artist Nov. 12 and Dec. 10. a studio in Carmel Valley. Exposed gallery, who is donating all the pro- and gallery owner Joaquin Turner told The Rodrigue used Blue Dog’s likeness to ceeds from the sale of one of her prints, Pine Cone. “We want to recapture the spirit n Rodrigue remembered help raise millions for the victims of “Roadside,” to victims of the blaze. and camaraderie of Carmel’s early years as Hurricane Katrina in 2005. The 6-inch-by-6-inch print is limited to an art colony. We feel strongly that this artis- Three years after the artist famous for his The gallery is located on Dolores 50 copies. The prints are selling for $100 tic tradition remains an integral part of the “Blue Dog” paintings passed away, his between Ocean and Seventh. Call (831) 626- each. Visit www.rachaelshort.com/soberanes community. With the town celebrating its gallery celebrates its 25th anniversary. 4444. for details. centennial this year, it seems like the perfect Galerie Blue Dog showcases the art of time to do it. We’re getting a great response George Rodrigue with a series of events n Artists aid fire victims n Captivated by cars from the city and locals.” Aug. 13-14. Besides Turner’s gallery, participants The festivities begin Saturday from 1 to 3 More than a dozen artists will be painting Just in time for Concours Week — which include Gallery Apodaca, Steven Whyte p.m. when the gallery presents an afternoon the sights and scenes of downtown Monterey begins this weekend — an exhibit of auto- Sculpture, Gallery North, Gallery Sur, of family-friendly fun. Rodrigue’s widow, Aug. 13, and when they’re done, they’re mobile photographs by Rainer W. Dawson Cole Gallery and many others. Wendy, will read children’s stories, while going to sell their creations to raise money Schlegelmilch, “The Golden Age of Car To create a festive and interactive mood, the artist’s family and the gallery’s staff will for victims of the Soberanes Fire. Racing,” has been put on display this month galleries are offering demonstrations, live offer children an opportunity to explore their The event is presented by Venture gallery, at Sunset Center’s Marjorie Evans Gallery. In which will host a reception and sale from 5 the display, Schlegelmilch presents shows to 7 p.m. The SPCA “The gallery is donating one hundred per- Continues next page ffor Monterey County f the Week

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Lunch with Dr. David Morwood CALENDAR Named One of America’s Top Plastic Surgeons To advertise, email [email protected] A Presentation by Aug. 11-13 - Friends of Harrison dessert…PLUS! A glass of premium wine! Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Memorial Library's 44th Annual Big Reservations advised. (831) 659-0400. 4 El on the Truth about Plastic Book Sale, August 11-13. Thousand of Caminito Road, Carmel Valley Village. Surgery and more donated books along with CD's DVD's Movies Aug. 13 - Galante Vineyards is hav- and Tapes all inexcellent condition. Members ing a Library Wine Tasting, featuring Merlot Friday, Aug. 19 PreSale: August 11, 11a.m. to 4 p.m. (Join or 2003, Rancho Galante 2003, Blackjack renew at the door $10.00.) Open to the Pasture 2003, Blackjack Pasture 2004, 12-2pm Public: August 12-13, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. To be Saturday, August 13, 4 to 6 p.m. Join us at held at: Carmel Mission's School Gymnasium, Galante Vineyards Tasting Room Dolores Rio Rd, Carmel. Proceeds to benefit Harrison btwn Ocean & 7th. $25 Per Person / $15 THE NATURAL NECK LIFT: Memorial Library. For information: (831) 224- Wine Gang Members. RSVP by Phone: (831) A systematic approach to improving the neck, chin 4663. 624-3800 or Email: wine@galantevine- and jawline in both men and women. August 12 - Carmel Plaza Summer yards.com. Live Music Series. Join us for a free two- Aug. 13 - Join Dawn’s Dream An Educational Seminar by hour live entertainment, held in the garden Winery for the release of the new 2015 David T. Morwood, M.D., FACS courtyard of Carmel Plaza. Friday, August 12, Rachael Pinot Noir, Saturday, August 13, Certified by The American Board of Plastic Surgery and 5 to 7 p.m. the Plaza is filled with music from Noon to 7 p.m. Enjoy a full flight of wines American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Steve Ezzo & The Monterey All-Star Band. including a vertical tasting of 2015, 2014 & With savory appetizers from Andre’s 2013 releases of Rachael Pinot Noir. $15 per Bouchee, beer tasting provided by Monterey per, NW Corner of San Carlos & 7th behind Bay Brewing Co. wine tasting provided by Thinker Toys. Bargetto Winery. Event is free. Package $15 August 14 - Starting Your Winter for food & drink. (831) 624-1385. Stores Garden, 2:00 p.m., at the Monterey Public open until 7 p.m. Library, 625 Pacific Street, Monterey. Join *Actual www.carmelplaza.com/events Ocean Ave. Monterey Bay Master Gardener Carole King BEFORE AFTER Patient & Mission. for this free workshop and learn tips on plan- August 12-31 - Baum & Blume’s ning your fall and winter vegetable garden. “How to Survive Car Week” Special for This workshop is for anyone who wants to Locals. Join us Friday & Saturday evenings, 5 have a successful harvest year round. For to 7 p.m. throughout August for a 3-Course more information visit Prix-Fixe Dinner. $32.95/pp includes soup or www.monterey.org/library or contact (831) salad, entrée and a decadent house-made 646-5603. RSVP: 831.646.8661 OR [email protected] August 12, 2016 The Carmel Pine Cone 35A

From previous page Coast Property Owners Association “his best photographs of the 1960s.” All are in black and Caring for the coast for over 40 years white. “You can almost smell the burning rubber and hear the engines roar,” reads a description of the show. While Schlegelmilch has displayed his images in Europe and the Middle East, this marks the first time they’ve been exhibited in the United States. The gallery hosts a reception Aug. 18 from 5 to 7 p.m. Sunset Center is located at San Carlos and Ninth. Another photographer who is fascinated by the fine art of the automobile is John Straub, who presents a display of his images, “Metal Exposed,” this week at Gallery by the Sea Carmel. Big Sur Non Profit Agencies Accept Donations Straub prints his striking photographs on aluminum. “My aim is to draw the viewer to investigate the image and for Soberanes Fire Relief to serve up the scent of hot oil and the thumping sound of an engine in my impressionistic compositions,” he explained. “My images celebrate memories, rusted or old, shiny or new.” As of August 1, 2016, 68 structures have been lost, hundreds of people have been The show runs from Aug. 16-21, with a reception Thursday, Aug. 18, from 1 to 4 p.m. The gallery is located on evacuated and the Soberanes Fire has grown to over 41,000 acres with 18% containment. San Carlos between Fifth and Sixth. Call (831) 238-9874. To make a tax deductible donation to assist people in real need…. n Fundraising calendar unveiled The Coast Property Owners Association has set up an account to receive and distribute Shining a spotlight on local artists, the Arts Council for charitable donations for those from Palo Colorado and the Big Sur area who have lost homes or Monterey County unveils its latest fundraising fine art calen- been displaced by the Soberanes Fire. dar Aug. 12 at Spector Dance in Marina. “This calendar is especially thrilling because 2017 is our To make a donation go to cpoabigsur.org 35th anniversary year,” executive director Paulette Lynch Or mail a check to: Coast Property Owners Association PO Box 59 Big Sur, CA 93920 said. “This calendar has become one of the best ways to cel- ebrate Monterey County artists and their extraordinary pas- The CPOA is a 501c3 organization. Tax-exempt number: 77-0091132 sion for life in our region.” Among the artists featured in this year’s calendar are The Mid-Coast Fire Brigade Carmel Valley painter Robin Sawyer and Carmel Valley pho- tographer David Gubernick. To make a donation go to www.midcoastfirebrigade.org Proceeds benefit the nonprofit’s arts education programs Or mail a check to Mid Coast Fire Brigade, Palo Colorado Road, Carmel, CA 93923. in local schools. The Mid-Coast Fire Brigade is a 501c3 organization. The reception starts at 4 p.m. The dance studio is located at 3343 Paul Davis Drive. To order a calendar, visit The Big Sur Volunteer Fire Brigade www.arts4mc.org/fineartcalendar. To make a donation go to www.bigsurfire.org n Sibling sculptors return Or mail a check to Big Sur Volunteer Fire Brigade, P.O. Box 520 Big Sur, CA 93920 Two members of Nigeria’s first family of stone sculptors, The Big Sur Volunteer Fire Brigade is a non-profit IRS Code 501 (c)(3) organization. Agnes Nyanhongo and Moses Nyanhongo, will demonstrate Tax-exempt number 94-2840361 how they create their work Aug. 13-14 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Community Foundation for Monterey County at the Church of the Wayfarer at Lincoln and Seventh. At the same time, Gallery Sur — which represents both Please donate online to WWW.CFMCO.org and follow instructions to donate or mail a check to: artists — will host a reception and introduce new work by The Community Foundation for Monterey County, 2354 Garden Road, Monterey, CA93940. each of the siblings. The gallery is located on the south side of Sixth between 831-375-9712. Designate Soberanes Fire Fund in memo line. Dolores and Lincoln. Call (831) 626-2615 or visit The CFMC is a 501(c)3 organization. Tax-exempt number: 94-1615897 www.gallerysur.com.

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A new FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Lake Dr., Pacific Grove, CA 93950. Help Center (www.courts.ca.gov/self- trant who declares as true any materi- Aug. 3, 2016 Fictitious Business Name Statement NAME STATEMENT This business is conducted by: an help), at the California Legal Services al matter pursuant to Section 17913 of NOTICE-In accordance with must be filed before the expiration. File No. 20161585 individual. website (www.lawhelpca.org), or by the Business and Professions code Subdivision (a) of Section 17920, a The filing of this statement does not of The following person(s) is (are) doing The registrant commenced to transact contacting your local county bar asso- that the registrant knows to be false is Fictitious Name Statement generally itself authorize the use in this state of business as: business under the fictitious business ciation. guilty of a misdemeanor punishable expires at the end of five years from a Fictitious Business Name in violation USSGA PACIFIC COAST, 3301 17- me or names listed above on: Aug. 1, NOTICE - RESTRAINING by a fine not to exceed one thousand the date on which it was filed in the of the rights of another under Federal, Mile Drive #14, Pebble Beach, CA 2016. ORDERS ARE ON PAGE 2: dollars ($1,000). I am also aware that office of the County Clerk, except, as State, or common law (See Section 93953. I declare that all information in this These all information on this statement restraining orders are effective provided in Subdivision (b) of Section 14411 et seq., Business and Mailing address: 883 Chiltern Road, statement is true and correct. (A regis- becomes Public Record upon filing 17920, where it expires 40 days after Professions Code). Hillsborough, CA 94010. trant who declares as true any materi- against both spouses or domestic pursuant to the California Public partners until the petition is dis- any change in the facts set forth in the ORIGINAL FILING County of Principal Place of Business: al matter pursuant to Section 17913 of Records Act (Government Code statement pursuant to Section 17913 Publication dates: Aug. 12, 19, 26, the Business and Professions code missed, a judgement is entered, or Sections 6250- Monterey the court makes further orders. They 6277). other than a change in the residence Sept. 2, 2016. (PC814) Registered owner(s) that the registrant knows to be false is are enforceable anywhere in S/ R. E. Bussinger address of a registered owner. A new GORDEN G. DEAN, 883 Chiltern Rd., guilty of a misdemeanor punishable July 1, 2016 Fictitious Business Name Statement Hillsborough, CA 94010. by a fine not to exceed one thousand California by any law enforcement FICTITIOUS BUSINESS I am also aware that officer who has received or seen a This statement was filed with the must be filed before the expiration. This business is conducted by: an dollars ($1,000). County Clerk of Monterey County on The filing of this statement does not of NAME STATEMENT individual. all information on this statement copy of them. becomes Public Record upon filing FEE WAIVER: If you cannot pay July 22, 2016 itself authorize the use in this state of File No. 20161587 The registrant commenced to transact NOTICE-In accordance with a Fictitious Business Name in violation The following person(s) is (are) doing business under the fictitious business pursuant to the California Public the filing fee, ask the clerk for a fee Subdivision (a) of Section 17920, a of the rights of another under Federal, Records Act (Government Code waiver form. The court may order you business as: me or names listed above on: N/A. Fictitious Name Statement generally State, or common law (See Section UNLIMITED IMAGES, 24654 I declare that all information in this Sections 6250-6277). to pay back all or part of the fees and expires at the end of five years from 14411 et seq., Business and Pescadero Rd., Carmel, CA 93923. costs that the court waived for you or statement is true and correct. (A regis- S/ Meda Christiani the date on which it was filed in the Professions Code). County of Principal Place of Business: trant who declares as true any materi- Aug. 1, 2016 the other party. office of the County Clerk, except, as ORIGINAL FILING The name and address of the Monterey al matter pursuant to Section 17913 of This statement was filed with the provided in Subdivision (b) of Section Publication dates: Aug. 12, 19, 26, Registered owner(s) the Business and Professions code County Clerk of Monterey County on court is: 17920, where it expires 40 days after Sept. 2, 2016. (PC813) ELISA MARIE OLVERA, 24654 that the registrant knows to be false is Aug. 5, 2016 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, any change in the facts set forth in the Pescadero Rd., Carmel, CA 93923. guilty of a misdemeanor punishable NOTICE-In accordance with COUNTY MONTEREY statement pursuant to Section 17913 This business is conducted by: an by a fine not to exceed one thousand Subdivision (a) of Section 17920, a 1200 Aguajito Road other than a change in the residence FICTITIOUS BUSINESS individual. dollars ($1,000). I am also aware that Fictitious Name Statement generally Monterey, CA 93940 address of a registered owner. A new NAME STATEMENT The registrant commenced to transact all information on this statement expires at the end of five years from The name, address and telephone Fictitious Business Name Statement File No. 20161452 business under the fictitious business becomes Public Record upon filing the date on which it was filed in the number of the petitioner’s attorney, or must be filed before the expiration. The following person(s) is (are) doing me or names listed above on: Aug. 2, pursuant to the California Public office of the County Clerk, except, as petitioner without an attorney, are: The filing of this statement does not of business as: 2016. Records Act (Government Code provided in Subdivision (b) of Section ROSA M. C. COLIN itself authorize the use in this state of MEDUSA’S EMPORIUM, 700 Cannery I declare that all information in this Sections 6250-6277). 17920, where it expires 40 days after 945 University Ave #4 a Fictitious Business Name in violation Row #BB, Monterey, CA 93940. statement is true and correct. (A regis- S/ Gordon Dean any change in the facts set forth in the Salinas, CA 93901 of the rights of another under Federal, Mailing address: 2099 David Ave., trant who declares as true any materi- June 21, 2016 statement pursuant to Section 17913 794-3753 State, or common law (See Section Monterey, CA 93940. al matter pursuant to Section 17913 of This statement was filed with the other than a change in the residence RONALD D. LANCE 14411 et seq., Business and County of Principal Place of Business: the Business and Professions code County Clerk of Monterey County on address of a registered owner. A new 11 W. Laurel Dr. Ste 215 Professions Code). Monterey that the registrant knows to be false is Aug. 2, 2016 Fictitious Business Name Statement Salinas, CA 93906 RENEWAL FILING Registered owner(s) guilty of a misdemeanor punishable NOTICE-In accordance with must be filed before the expiration. (831) 443-6509 Publication dates: Aug. 5, 12, 19, 26 SHEREE LYNN FLISAKOWSKI, 2099 by a fine not to exceed one thousand Subdivision (a) of Section 17920, a The filing of this statement does not of Lic: LDA #5 Monterey County 2016. (PC810) David Ave., Monterey, CA 93940. dollars ($1,000). I am also aware that Fictitious Name Statement generally itself authorize the use in this state of Date Filed: June 1, 2016 This business is conducted by: an all information on this statement expires at the end of five years from a Fictitious Business Name in violation (s) Teresa A. Risi, Clerk individual. becomes Public Record upon filing the date on which it was filed in the of the rights of another under Federal, by Lisa Dalia, Deputy FICTITIOUS BUSINESS The registrant commenced to transact pursuant to the California Public office of the County Clerk, except, as State, or common law (See Section Publication Dates: Aug. 5, 12, 19, 26, NAME STATEMENT business under the fictitious business Records Act (Government Code provided in Subdivision (b) of Section 14411 et seq., Business and 2016. (PC 806) File No. 20161595 me or names listed above on: April 1, Sections 6250-6277). 17920, where it expires 40 days after Professions Code). The following person(s) is (are) doing 2011. S/ Elisa M. Olvera any change in the facts set forth in the ORIGINAL FILING business as: I declare that all information in this Aug. 2, 2016 statement pursuant to Section 17913 Publication dates: Aug. 12, 19, 26, THE LADY’S HOOD, 439 Soledad St., statement is true and correct. (A regis- This statement was filed with the other than a change in the residence Sept. 2, 2016. (PC817) Salinas, CA 93901. trant who declares as true any materi- County Clerk of Monterey County on address of a registered owner. A new County of Principal Place of Business: al matter pursuant to Section 17913 of Aug. 2, 2016 Fictitious Business Name Statement 36A The Carmel Pine Cone August 12, 2016

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