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VolumeThe 101 No. 31 Carmel On the Internet: www.carmelpinecone.com Pine Cone July 31 - August 6, 2015 TRUSTED BY LOCALS AND LOVED BY VISITORS SINCE 1915 Kiosks gone, two-hour limit back on Ocean New garbage bills By MARY SCHLEY bring sticker shock THE COMPANY that owns them removed the paid- parking kiosks along Ocean Avenue Monday and Tuesday, By MARY SCHLEY and then the city broke up the concrete pads they stood on and patched the holes in the sidewalks, bringing Carmel’s AFTER RANDY Bernett, owner of Katy’s Place on paid-parking experiment to an end. Mission Street, opened his garbage bill at the post office Soon after, the signs instructing motorists how to pay for Monday, he walked straight to Carmel City Hall to complain. parking were replaced with their former two-hour-limit “I was so outraged,” he said. “Because it was, in essence, signs, bringing the city’s experiment with paid parking to an a doubling of my former bill.” The invoice was the first end. Bernett had received from the The parking program that began in early December 2014 city’s new waste hauler, had motorists paying $2 per hour, for stays of up to four GreenWaste Recovery, which hours, to park on Ocean Avenue between Junipero and Monte took over garbage services A restaurant Verde streets. The idea was to discourage downtown business from Waste Management Inc. owners and their workers from taking up the valuable spaces July 1. gets hit with a that would better be used by customers. The switch was the result $620-a-month While the program accomplished that and earned about of a multiyear review and $120,000 for the city — and had support from some residents contract-negotiation process increase and business owners — others complained the kiosks were undertaken by several mem- ugly, that charging for parking negatively affected their busi- bers of the Monterey nesses, and that the whole program was counter to the char- Regional Waste Management acter of Carmel. As a result, the city council decided early District, and many Peninsula cities have replaced Waste this month to remove the parking kiosks and figure out other Management with the new company in recent months. The ways to deal with congestion downtown, including requiring city’s contract with GreenWaste spans 15 years and will cost people to move their cars outside the commercial core after customers about $30 million. being parked for two hours, charging for longer stays, and “The city had predicted a 10 percent to 12 percent increasing enforcement. increase, and it wasn’t,” Bernett said. In fact, his monthly bill On Friday, city administrator Doug Schmitz reported — which he said covered emptying a dumpster six days a some progress was being made on those fronts. week for the restaurant and an upstairs apartment — rose A new parking-enforcement scooter was ordered and PHOTO/KERRY BELSER should be delivered within the next two months, according to See BILLS page 24A Schmitz, for an estimated $41,000, including equipment. They weren’t spirited away in the middle of the night, but the parking kiosks on Ocean Avenue still disappeared quickly this week, as crews In order to ensure the parking officers can use license- removed them Monday and Tuesday and patched the sidewalks Post office gets where they stood. See KIOSKS page 31A police patrols LOCALS TAKE AIM AT STATE PARKS PROPOSALS By MARY SCHLEY By CHRIS COUNTS at a well attended meeting July 22. They are part of a lengthy process to develop general plans for four state parks proper- THE CITY’S police officers can now enforce vagrancy THE RESPONSE last week to a series of proposals that ties: Carmel River State Beach, Point Lobos State Reserve, and other laws in the Fifth Avenue post office, where postal would make “improvements” to Carmel area state parks was Point Lobos Ranch and Hatton Canyon. workers have been encountering problems with transients swift and unmerciful, as residents lined up against projects The process is particularly critical for the Point Lobos sleeping in the lobby at night. that make easy targets — like zip lines — as well as projects Ranch, which can’t open until a general plan for it has been “We reached out to the inspector in charge in the San that are much more important, such as parking lots and a developed. Taxpayers shelled out $13 million for the 1,300- Francisco division and had him put together a request-for- campground. acre property nine years ago. assistance letter directed to us, which gives us the authority Barbara and Bob Booker summed up the sentiments of State parks official Mat Fuzie conceded that most of the to go ahead and respond to situations like the vagrancy issue many locals when they accused state park officials of trying proposals discussed at the meeting have drawn fire from res- at the post office,” Police Chief Mike Calhoun told The Pine to destroy their “dream” retirement in the Carmel Highlands. idents. Instead, they prefer that the parks be kept just the way Cone Wednesday. “We have a little more standing now.” “They think it [is] a progressive idea to turn a majority of they are. “Most of our feedback is they don’t want anything,” The letter is the precursor to a more defined agreement the beauty of the area just south of Rio Road from a land of Fuzie said. between the U.S. Postal Service and the city authorizing the native deer and equally dear surroundings into what can no Fuzie, though, said he wasn’t surprised by the comments. police to enforce the laws in the post office, which is federal better be called a theme park,” they told The Pine Cone. He said the general plan process requires his agency to look property. The proposals — which include establishing one parking at every reasonable alternative. “It would be irresponsible for Police Cmdr. Paul Tomasi emailed Rafael Nunez, head of lot in the former agricultural field west of Highway 1 and another on the former Point Lobos Ranch — were unveiled See PARKS page 31A See POST OFFICE page 31A Commission makes no changes to theater plan

By MARY SCHLEY walls the driveway and parking spot will require, as recommended by the architect. DESPITE RECOMMENDATIONS from the The planning commission held the July 29 meet- council that last-minute changes be made to the ren- ing at the request of the city council, which earlier ovation plans for Forest Theater, the planning com- this month discussed ways to avoid the excavation, mission decided Wednesday to leave them pretty fill and retaining walls necessary to build a legal dri- much the way they are. veway and ADA-compliant parking spot at the the- In particular, after learning that keeping the exist- ater. The facility was shut down in April 2014 due to ing driveway at the Forest Theater and reorienting the health and safety hazards. sole handicap-parking spot — an idea proposed by “The council wanted to look at a reconfiguration the city council at a July 15 meeting — would require that they thought would have less of an impact,” plan- the removal of a few large pines and the construction ning director Rob Mullane explained. of several switchbacks of ramp to meet federal acces- But the council didn’t have detailed drawings or sibility laws, the commission unanimously voted the opportunity to discuss the idea directly with the- Wednesday to recommend the council go with the ater architect Chris Wasney, whose firm, Cody design it approved several months ago. Anderson Wasney, was hired by the city about a year PHOTO/KERRY BELSER The only change planning commissioners liked Planning commissioners and others donned hardhats for their tour of the Forest would be to add some fill dirt to soften the retaining See THEATER page 9A Theater, which they decided should be renovated as planned.

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Pacific Grove: Jewell Avenue resident INDEPENDENCE DAY reported a vehicle taken from his carport. Unknown suspects. Carmel-by-the-Sea: Vandalism to a parked Pacific Grove: Subject contacted in open vehicle at Seventh and Casanova. No witnesses Police, Fire & space at Country Club Gate under the influence located. of alcohol and in violation of probation. Carmel-by-the-Sea: Male reported some of Pacific Grove: Theft of two bicycles from a his belongings were stolen from his hotel room Sheriff’s Log residence on Ransford. No leads at this time. at Ocean Avenue and Lincoln Street. Carmel-by-the-Sea: Vehicle towed from San Antonio and 11th for being parked in a tow- away zone. Carmel-by-the-Sea: Passerby reported a Carmel-by-the-Sea: Subject missed the female was throwing rocks from her balcony first step when entering into Devendorf Park. Rock-throwing not very good therapy at Mission and Fourth, and hit a car. 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Police arrived, and THURSDAY, JULY 2 FRIDAY, JULY 3 stated her grandson had been staying at her both drivers admitted to passing the other. The house while she was recovering from surgery. second party did, in fact, have his cell phone in Carmel-by-the-Sea: Camera reported lost Carmel-by-the-Sea: Vehicle towed from She stated she did not give him permission to be his trunk, and stated he followed because he somewhere on Scenic Road. Santa Fe and First. there and would like for him to leave the prem- could not memorize the plate number. Appeared Carmel-by-the-Sea: Dispute between a Carmel-by-the-Sea: Theft reported from a ises. The officer was familiar with the resident’s to be misunderstanding and poor judgment. customer and restaurant employees at Junipero residence at Carmelo and 12th. grandson from previous contacts and observed Both drivers were verbally counseled about and Fifth regarding the dinner bill. 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The person Do you have questions? threat to a bank on Carmel Rancho Boulevard. went to place it in found property and found We have answers! Pebble Beach: Resident on Forest Lodge white powder wrapped inside. The finder did Road reported several hundred narcotic not know who dropped the dollar in the store. Prices, Inventory and painkillers stolen from inside her residence. She The person placed the dollar in a plastic bag and Interest Rates are ever-changing… suspects her housekeeper. contacted 911. PGPD officer recovered the dol- Call us to talk about it! 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OYSTER PERPETUAL MILGAUSS DLI prof who ‘spat’ on MST driver ordered to stay away

By KELLY NIX matter, but said temporary restraining orders may be filed “without opportunity or notice AN ASSISTANT professor at the for the other party to respond or present their Defense Language Institute who allegedly own evidence.” attacked a Monterey-Salinas Transit bus “In general, I do not find mere allegations driver has been ordered by a judge to stay without any supporting evidence to be a reli- away from the man, according to court doc- able arbiter of the truth,” Ullom said. uments. DLI spokeswoman Natela Cutter told The Monterey County Superior Court Judge Pine Cone that Shimon works at the school’s Elizabeth K. Mineta on July 16 ordered Foreign Language Center. Jonah Shimon not to contact MST driver On July 23, Shimon — whose name was Jonathan Gray, 60, or ride MST buses, after initially misspelled as Jonas Simone in court he allegedly accosted Gray July 16 at the documents — said he “works in various MST Transit Plaza at Munras Avenue and locations” throughout the United States and Pearl Street in Monterey. will be gone for the next court hearing in Gray was waiting at the plaza for the bus Monterey. he was to operate the evening of July 10 “I travel for work and stay long durations when he said Shimon, without provocation, in other states,” Shimon wrote. assaulted him, according to a declaration filed in court for MST by Pacific Grove ‘No idea why he targeted me’ attorney Alex Lorca. Gray said he believed Shimon had also “Out of nowhere, [Jonah Shimon] reported the incident to police. There are no approached me, got directly in my face, and records in superior court indicating Shimon started talking in an aggressive tone to me has been charged with a crime. about ‘MST and Africa,’” Gray said. The MST driver also said that about seven Gray said at first he was in “disbelief,” or eight years ago, he had a “run-in” with but soon became concerned for his safety Shimon after the instructor got up from his when Shimon pinned him against a handrail. seat while the bus was in motion to “com- “While aggressively speaking to me,” plain about the air conditioning.” Gray said, Shimon “repeatedly thrust his “I have no idea why [Shimon] targeted index finger into my chest.” Shimon “then me and started getting in my face and spit- spat in my face. At that point, I motioned to ting in my face,” said Gray, also stating that some fellow coach operators for help in dis- he’s “fearful” Shimon will be violent toward tancing myself ” from him. him or other bus drivers. Moments later, court records show, A website indicates Shimon has taught Shimon put down his jacket and “tried to Arabic and the Iraqi dialect. charge” Gray from behind, but his colleagues MST CEO Carl Sedoryk told The Pine intervened. Cone that drivers are seldom assaulted. The professor had a “brief scuffle” with “MST has about 4.5 million passengers another bus driver before he left the scene board our buses each year, and over the last and Monterey police were called, according six years we have averaged between one to rolex oyster perpetual and milgauss are ® trademarks. to Gray. two assaults each year,” Sedoryk said. “So Shimon’s attorney, Michael Ullom, said this specific incident is a very rare occur- his client didn’t want to comment on the rence.”

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By KELLY NIX “When the Dolatas are not present, Plastini harasses and interrogates Carmel THE OWNERS of a restaurant in the Belle staff,” the suit alleges. Doud Arcade have filed a lawsuit against The Dolatas also take issue with TSD’s their landlord, alleging he is falsely accusing repeated contention that when Carmel Belle them of defaulting on their lease and has closes early, it’s defaulting on its lease. The harassed and spied on them over “petty” con- Dolatas say that the lease specifically states cerns for more than a year. that they must pay TSD $10 per each hour Chloe and Jay Dolata, the owners of Carmel Belle closes early — fees they have Carmel Belle in the Doud Arcade, are suing willingly paid — and that closing early does landlord TSD Carmel Properties and its not constitute default. president, John Plastini, for breach of con- On July 22, an attorney for TSD, the tract and other allegations related to their Dolatas contend, “again issued what pur- operation of the well known restaurant on ports to be a ‘notice of default’ with a threat San Carlos Street. to terminate the lease upon a third occur- Since April 2014, the lawsuit says, rence” of closing early. “Plastini’s acts of hounding, following, spy- “In an effort to harm [the Dolatas] and ing upon, watching and obsessively focusing interfere with their business relations and his attention on the Carmel Belle restaurant, prospective business advantage,” the suit and harassing and interrogating Carmel says, “TSD notified [the Dolatas’] lender, Belle’s staff, seemingly for the purpose of Plumas Bank, of the alleged default.” seeking out petty and immaterial issues, have The lawsuit seeks a judicial “determina- interfered with [the Dolatas’] ability to oper- PHOTO/KERRY BELSER tion and declaration” of Carmel Belle’s right ate” the restaurant. to close before 7 p.m. — provided its owners City administrator Doug Schmitz (left) and Mayor Jason Burnett (right) last week honored an “activist On Wednesday, Plastini declined to com- pay $10 per each hour it closes early — in leader in local business, government, and nonprofit organizations in and around Carmel-by-the-Sea,” by ment, saying only that the parties are trying their lease agreement with TSD. The Dolatas declaring Friday, July 24, Howard Brunn Day, in recognition of his 92nd birthday. For many years Brunn to resolve the matter. also want the letters of default TSD sent to operated a downtown men’s shop, served on the Carmel City Council, and was active in numerous non- Plastini, whom the lawsuit alleges is on a their bank declared “null and void.” profits. “mission of his own,” is allegedly concerned They are seeking an undisclosed amount with the restaurant’s “queue area, smoothie in monetary damages for breach of contract, sales, window box display items, sign con- interference with contractual relations and tent, product display, etc.” interference of economic relations. On May 21, TSD sent a letter to Carmel They also want punitive damages against Belle about some of the “petty items,” and Plastini “in an amount commensurate with threatened to evict them, according to the his wealth,” because his alleged actions were lawsuit. “malicious” and intended to cause the As a result, the Dolatas have had to spend Dolatas harm, the suit says. California law time and money addressing “Plastini’s trivial allows punitive damages in cases that and petty concerns, and have lost the ability involve malice or intentional fraud. to devote that time and money to their busi- TSD Properties is named after the late ness,” according to the lawsuit, filed for the Toland S. Doud, a dentist who owned Doud Dolatas by attorney Andy Swartz. Arcade. Plastini is Doud’s son.

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zone. Patton argued. “The county needs to cite an actual code sec- County says vacation County planning official Mike Novo told The Pine Cone tion that says that short-term rentals in the coastal zone are his office is actively enforcing the ban in places like Big Sur regulated, or it’s clear that they are not — any more than long- and the Carmel Highlands. term rentals are.” rentals are prohibited “We’ll do a courtesy letter, and hopefully the activity Patton is asking county staff and officials to “stop telling stops,” Novo said. “If it doesn’t, we’ll open a code enforce- members of the public that persons entering into a short-term along the coast ment case.” rental of residential property in the coastal zone are doing But attorney Gary Patton, who represents the Monterey something ‘illegal,’ and stop the county’s so-called enforce- By CHRIS COUNTS County Vacation Rental Alliance, insisted there’s nothing in ment activities against property owners who are undertaking Monterey County’s laws “to justify the claim of a prohibition short-term rentals in the coastal zone.” TO CLARIFY where Monterey County stands on the on short-term rentals,” he wrote in a letter to county officials. The news that county officials have determined short-term hot-button topic of short-term rentals, the county’s planning Patton contends that county regulations simply treat long- rentals are prohibited in the coastal zone was welcomed by staff issued a statement earlier this month stating that, unless term rentals and short-term rentals the same. opponents of the practice. “This puts to rest any doubt about a property owner has a permit to operate as a bed & break- “There is no basis to claim that short-term rentals are pro- fast, rentals of less than 30 days are prohibited in the coastal hibited in the coastal zone while long-term rentals are not,” See RENTALS page 17A

idea of losing the large pines. argue about the elevations shown on the drawings, saying THEATER Commissioner Ian Martin several times pushed for keep- they were wrong, but Wasney countered that Moorer was From page 1A ing the original driveway and moving the space down the hill, probably misunderstanding the markings. but Wasney said going that route would be a Faustian bargain. “We do this for a living every day,” he said. “We’re not per- “If you push it down the hill, you need more ramp,” he fect, but we stand by our work.” ago to tackle the “triage phase” of the theater renovation — said. Ultimately, the planning commission unanimously voted the bare minimum to get it open. Commission chair Don Goodhue praised the architects to keep the permitted design, with the minor revision of using “We’ve worked very hard on this project, and it’s one — which generated some applause from the audience — and backfill to screen and soften the appearance of the retaining that’s very dear to our hearts,” he said. said the approved plans are the best option. walls. The drawing the council favored was one that Wasney had “They have really studied all the possibilities,” he said. Commissioners also recommended the city explore adding created and dismissed, he said. “We drew this scheme last LePage made a motion to recommend the council stick the much-discussed western pathway, but not until after the fall. You draw it, and then it ends up on the cutting room with the plans it already approved, and Moorer stood again to triage-phase work is done and the theater is open again. floor,” he said. “We drew it, but there were a lot of things we didn’t like. It was resur- rected last week with the thought, ‘Let’s just leave this driveway alone.’” But that would mean locating the parking space lower on the property — a design that would require much more ramp leading up to the theater entrance, and the removal of several trees in order to accommodate the ramp. “We’re wildly unenthusi- astic about five switchback paths with handrails, and nothing in between,” he said. That configuration also wouldn’t provide adequate These days,s, it’s all room to get out of the space, requiring a driver to either back all the way down the about good health driveway, or make a multi- point turn to get out. Wasney also showed and inner peace. another “hybrid” design that would keep the driveway but orient the space differently, Worrorrying abouout but it, too, would still require more ramps and the removal of some trees. tururning 65 is not He acknowledged the ASPIREHEALTHT PPLAN approved plans do have a car traveling up a driveway into an area where people are onmn myty to-dolo list. walking, and that a valet SERVVING MONTEREY COUNTTY might be needed to accommodate more than one dis- abled patron at a show, but the design meets the objec- If you j su t turned 65 or a, re a uob t to, i ’t s tim to se rat t t iknih ng a tuob tive of satisfying the ADA and getting the theater open. ningis g up for M eracide . Asp ri e H tlae h P al n ( OMH ) j su t m da e aht t e .reisa PacRep executive director Stephen Moorer distrib- CHOICES? CHECK. (We have 3 plans. All include prescription drug cover .)age uted another hybrid design and restated his objections. “I’m a little disappointed YALL OUR MEDICARE COVERAGE IN ONE PLAN? CHECK. that after so many communi- (We have 1 plan, 1 card. And with our plans there’, s no need for a supplement.) ty members expressed oppo- sition to the elevated driveway and the retaining walls, LOCAL? NOTT--FOR-PROFIT? CHECKK. (Let us handle everything for you close to home.) we’re still talking about it,” he said. DENTTAAL AND VISION BENEFITS? CHECK. Ernest Griffin-Ortiz from the Carmel Youth Center and the Forest Theater Guild sup- Call us today to request an appointment with a sales representative or to receive information by mail. (831) 574-4938 ported the approved plans. “I don’t think anyone sees the triage or initial approved Aspire Health Plan is an HMO plan with a Medicarec contrraact. 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Esta información está disponible en un formato o idioma alternativo. Usted puede cerns about having a car llamar a nuestro Departamento de Servicios parraa Miembros al (831) 574- 4938 o al número gr raatuito (855(855)5) 570- 1600, 8 drive into an area where people are walking, considering – 8 pa.m. .m., de lunes a vierness,, parraa solicitar laa información en un formato o idioma alternativo. Los usuarios de TTY deben most of them will be using a llamar al (831) 574-4940 o al número grraatuito (855) 332-7195. path separate from the driveway. He also didn’t like the H8764_MKT_AgeInLocalAd_0415_CMS ACCEPTED 04/21/2015 10A The Carmel Pine Cone July 31, 2015 FDIC insured CD can 8% Suit claims P.G. didn’t comply with Public Records Act Wow!.....How? By KELLY NIX had been “improperly maintained” by the city and present a earn over threat to themselves and their property. Call for information: 831-464-6464 A PACIFIC Grove resident alleges in a lawsuit that city At the end of May, the deputy city clerk informed hall violated state law when it failed to give her the public Franklin that the public records related to the eucalyptus trees records she requested, and she wants a judge to force the city were available and that “every effort” had been made to pro- Celebrating 37 years in business! to hand over the documents. But the city attorney says that vide them. the city gave her all the records available. When the lawyer got the documents, though, he discov- In a complaint filed July 21, Marion Trentman-Morelli ered that the city had failed to include “10 categories or sub- contends that in April she requested numerous public records categories,” including those pertaining to communications from Pacific Grove, including those related to 10 eucalyptus with members of the Pacific Grove City Council about the trees that are at the center of a legal dispute between her and trees, according to the lawsuit filed in Monterey County the city. But the city, she said, did not provide her attorney, Superior Court. Donald Dimitruk, President Joel Franklin, with many of the documents. 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ON THEIR way from the Canadian border to the Mexican border, 130 vintage VWs will stop for a show-and- shine in downtown Pacific Grove Wednesday, Aug. 5. Treffen 17, the 17th annual rally that has Volkswagen enthusiasts piloting their vintage, rear-engined machines from one edge of the country to the other, is organized by Airhead Parts of Ventura and includes stops in Washington, Oregon and California. Beginning their drive July 31 in Port Angeles, Wash., participants are set to arrive in P.G. the afternoon of Aug. 5, when they will leave their cars along Lighthouse Avenue from 4 to 7 p.m., allowing passersby to admire their beauty, tenacity — and inevitable repairs involving chewing gum and twine. The tour was originally set to stop in Santa Cruz instead, but the organizers were apparently wooed by the P.G. Chamber of Commerce. “The folks in Pacific Grove are VERY EXCITED to have us enjoy their wonderful downtown — so much so, they’re closing all the parking for blocks on Lighthouse Avenue, the main street through town, to make room for vintage VWs,” organizers said on the Treffen 17 website. OPEN SATURDAY 3-4 & SUNDAY 11:30-12:30 “Volkswagens, live music, restaurants, free time for coffee and shopping the following morning — it’s going to be a ton SW CORNER MISSION & 3RD A-3 of fun. The good people at www.pacificgrove.org have a 1+1 | Offered at $824,000 wealth of experience hosting other enthusiast car gatherings, including the annual Little Car Show and Pacific Grove Beautiful Pine Terrace condo with oversized deck, large rooms and single story access. Enjoy ocean Concours Auto Rally.” (Those two events will again be taking place during Concours Week this year, on Wednesday, Aug. and special courtyard views from the master bedroom and living room. Merbau hardwood floors and 12, and Friday, Aug. 14, respectively.) “Everyone with a vintage Volkswagen is invited! Thank wood cabinetry throughout. Wood burning fireplace. Quiet setting with perfect orientation for hearing you to the Pacific Grove Chamber of Commerce for their the crashing surf. support of this event,” they said. “Because of their efforts, this is a free vintage Volkswagen event. Please bring your classic Volkswagen to the party!” Carol Crandall, Broker / Owner The next morning, the VW contingent will head to Big Sur, and then to Ventura on Friday. The group is scheduled to Call 831-236-2712 hit the Mexican border Aug. 10. carolcrandall.com Preferred Properties For more information or to register your own VW, contact CalBRE License #01049139 - issued 1989 At the SW Corner of Lincoln and 6th Downtown Carmel Dave Buck at (805) 650-2050 ext. 117 or [email protected]. More event information can be found at www.airheadparts.com/treffen.

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All walks By CHRIS COUNTS “They have contributed toward the loss of oaks that were predominant on the property,” Lister said. are tracked DESPITE A warning from one resident that a plan by At the planning commission hearing, Bree Candiloro of the California Deptarment of Fish and Wildlife to cut down the Elkhorn Slough Foundation urged commissioners to let more than 1,200 eucalyptus trees at Elkhorn Slough would the trees be removed, which she said will not only protect via GPS harm the environment, the Monterey County Planning native species, it will reduce fire danger and save water. Commission voted 6 to 1 earlier this month to OK the tree “A eucalyptus tree takes up twice as much water as an removal. oak,” she said. The Central The eucalyptus are located on 14 acres inside 1,700-acre Candiloro said cutting down the trees would also benefit Coast Pet Sitter Elkhorn Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve and two amphibians whose numbers are declining — the Santa have been there for most of the past century. Cruz long-toed salamander and the California red-legged Personalized Pet Sitting with a Special Touch! “They were planted in the early 1900s for timber and a frog. The salamander is listed by the federal government as wind break,” county planner Daniel Lister explained. endangered, while the frog is considered threatened. Laura • 831.524.3675 But Lister said the trees — which are native to Australia Candiloro also said that, despite the large scale removal, [email protected] — are expanding their range and posing a threat to the more than half the eucalyptus trees at Elkhorn Slough will www.thecentralcoastpetsitter.com reserve’s native flora and fauna. He called the trees’ growth remain. The targeted trees are located in four places — “uncontrolled.” Hummingbird Island, South Marsh, Cattail Swale and Five Fingers. They range from six- to 37-inches in diameter. Opposing the removal of the trees was activist Nina Beety, who lobbied the planning commission to reject what she called, “an idealogically driven project.” Beety argued the trees’ range is actually shrinking. “If they are so invasive, why have they not taken over the reserve?” she asked. Beety said the nonnative trees provide a habitat for a variety of animals, including hummingbirds, hawks, newts and salamanders. She also insisted they don’t increase the threat of fire and coexist with oaks just fine. Planning commissioner Jose Mendez also opposed the tree removal project. Planning commissioners Jay Brown, Keith Vandevere and Luther Hert were absent from the hearing. If all goes according to plan, the trees will be removed in phases over the next 10 years. They will be replaced by oaks and others plants native to the state’s oak woodlands. Plant Sale Correction California American Water will miss the August California Coastal Commission meeting when the commission plans to discuss the resumption of pumping from Cal Am’s desal test well. Cal Am spokesman Catherine Stedman told The Pine Cone last week that the water company would likely be on the September coastal commission agenda, the same month she said Cal Am hopes the test well will resume operating. A story in last week’s print edition headlined, “Mayors worried about test well but Cal Am says it could restart in August,” was incorrect.

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We hope everyone is having a good Who: Carmel International Film Festival summer. We had two outstanding Where: Sunset Center events earlier this month…Quail San Carlos & 9th Lodge hosted a business mixer and When: Thursday, August 6, from 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM David Lyng Real Estate hosted a Cost: FREE to Attend! ribbon cutting at their new location Celebrating the seventh year of the Carmel International in downtown Carmel. Thanks to Film Festival, you are invited to meet the CIFF team and everyone for their participation. We are looking forward to our upcoming board during a ribbon cutting ceremony hosted at one of ribbon cutting at the Sunset Center the festival venues, the Sunset Center. CIFF will unveil featuring the Carmel International the 2015 poster created by this year’s internationally- Graeme Robertson known featured artist, David Ligare. Wine and food will 2015 Board Chair Film Festival on August 6 at 5:00pm, and wine and food will complement complement the festivities and each guest can enter a the event. Also, please stop by the Concours Café on drawing to win two passes to the Carmel International August 13 from 10:30am to 3:30pm to enjoy a craft beer Quail Lodge & Golf Club hosted a mixer showcasing their Film Festival October 21-25, 2015. from Alvarado Street Brewing Company and/or Peter tasty restaurant, Edgar’s, the beautiful golf range, and their B’s while having a snack from Carmel Bakery. exciting partnership with Land Rover Experience Driving As we walked around Carmel-by-the-Sea over the 4th School. Attendees were thrilled to eat the fabulous food, of July weekend, it was great seeing so many families putt golf balls and take an exhilarating ride around the Quail enjoying Devendorf Park, Carmel Beach and the Lodge facilities with Land Rover. Photo by DMT Imaging. downtown area. These families and many other visitors who come to our village are making lifelong memories HOOT DOGS, PRETZELS & BEER that they will treasure forever. We clearly recognize there were a lot of people at these locations during the DUURING THE TOUR D’ELEGANCE 4th of July time-frame and during other weekends/times throughout the year. However, it’s our sincere hope that THURSDAY the local residents/businesses welcome all visitors and encourage them to experience all that Carmel has to AAUGUST 13 offffer while being respectful of the environment. Most of SAN CARLOS ST BETWEEEN OCEAN AVE & 6TH AVE Jarman hosted a ribbon cutting with family, friends us have been visitors to this unique area at some point in and chamber members to celebrate their new location the past before becoming residents or business owners. 10:30 AM TTO 3:30 PM in Carmel VVaalley Village. Shown are: (L-R) Michelle Our experience of Carmel as a visitor motivated many of $3.00 AND UP FOR FOOD & DRINK Lange, Carmel Chamber of Commerce board member; us to move here for a variety of reasons but we believe Steve and Diane Doctorchik; Susan Lowder; Hunter the one constant is the quality of life and opportunities Gandy; TToom Lowder, Jarman founder; Angeline Gardner; that this unique area offffers. Please take the time to meet COOMFY RIDES TO THE PEBBLE Hunter Lowder, Jarman owner; Nick Elliott; Monta Potter, our visitors and encourage them to experience all Carmel BEEACH CONCOURS D’ELEGANCE has to offffer while being mindf ul of our ph ysical/nat ural SHUTTLES HPPR&IRUHEPDK&OHPUD& 2HYLWXFH[(IHLK&HFU II¿¿ UHF environment. S U N DAY Jeanie Sumners and Christine Chin, Carmel Chamber of Commerce board members. Banner courtesy of Bob the See you around town. AUGUST 16 Printerr.. Photo by DMT Imaginng. Graeme Robertson Board Chair, Carmel Chamber of Commerce FROM CARMEL PLAZA ON OCEAN AVE AT JUNIPERO ST 8:00 AM TTO 6:00 PM AUGUST CALENDAR $20 PER PERSON - UNDER 12 RIDE FREE WRISTBANDS ARE FOR UNNLIMITED RIDES FOR THE DAY For a comprehensive list of local events visit: PURCHASE AT BUS STOP ORR THE CARMEL VISITOR CENTER www.carmelcalifornia.org CHAMBER SPONSORS WELCOME NEW MEMBERS!

Premier Sponsors Carmel Square Carmel Realty Company • Hayashi Wayland • Union Bank Glastonbury Audio Visual Event Specialists, Inc. Corral De Tierra Cattle Company David Lyng Real Estate hosted a ribbon cutting at their Partner Sponsors La Dolce Vita new location in downtown Carmel. Shown are: (Front Pine Inn L’Escargot L-R) Greg, Morgan and David Lukina, LDavid yng Real Executive Leadership Council Alain Pinel Realtors • BMW/Porsche of Monterey • Cypress Inn Lopez Liquors & Fine Wines Estate; Megan and Sally Lyng, David Lyng Real Estate; Anne Thull Fine Art Designs • Carmel Realty Company • Carmel Plaza Jackie Woods, David Lyng Real Estate; and David Coldwell Banker Del Monte Realty • DMT Imaging • Pine Inn Nancy Dodds Gallery Lyng, David Lyng Real Estate; (Back L-R) Michelle The Crossroads Carmel • Carmel Pine Cone • Hayashi Wayland Physique Exercise Salon Glastonbury VAudio isual Event Specialists, Inc. • KION TV CBS Amirkhanian, Nielsen Bros. Market & Deli; Laura Lasnik, Union Bank • Lester Investment Properties • Monterey County Bank LPlLa Playa Carme l • MtMonterey Coun tHty Hera ld • MtMonterey Coun tWty Weekly Sushii Heaven David Lyng Real Estate; Ben Beesley, Keller Williams Wells Fargo Studio Carver Architects, Inc. Realty. Banner courtesy of Bob the Printerr.. Photo by Treehouse Cafe DMT Imaging. CARMEL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE San Carlos btwn 5th & 6th (831) 624-2522 facebook.com/carmelcalifornia twitter.com/carmelchamber carmelcalifornia.org PO Box 4444, Carmel, CAA 93921 14A The Carmel Pine Cone July 31, 2015 SEE OUUE R PROGRESS in the Central Coast Region

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TToogetherr,, we ar working te o enhance pipeline saf and strety engthen edConnect more than 7,100 rooftop our gas and electric infr e—ftructuras or your famillyy and ours. solar installations July 31, 2015 The Carmel Pine Cone 15A United Way gets new CEO Luther Daniel Wallis, Jr. October 24, 1922 – May 12, 2015 THE UNITED Way Monterey County director of community impact and director board of directors announced this week that of Success by 6. Katy Castagna has been named president “ h s s an e c t n t e for UWMC,” PEBBLE BEACH - LTC (Ret.) Dan Wallis, Jr., died on May 12, T i i x i i g im 2015 following a prolonged illness. Dan was born in in At- and CEO of the organization. Castagna said. “We have results from Impact lanta, Georgia to Luther Daniel Wallis, Sr. and Idelle Shaw Castagna, according to the nonprofit, has Monterey County and I’m eager to tackle the Wallis. Since the senior Wallis was a career Army officer, been with UWMC for more than 10 years issues facing our community so that we can Dan’s early education took place in many schools through- and previously served as its chief operating achieve the aspirations we all share for our out the continental United States and the Philippine Islands. officer, overseeing operations and fundrais- future.” ing. She replaces Mary Adams, the longtime Due to the war, he entered an accelerated program at the Prior to her role as COO, she held the CEO of United Way Monterey County who U.S. Military Academy at West Point in July of 1941 and 3 positions of vice president of programs, retired June 30. years later he graduated and was commissioned a second lieutenant in the infantry on D-Day, June 6, 1944. Upon com- pletion of the Infantry Officer Basic School at Ft. Benning, he was assigned as a platoon leader to the 5th Infantry Reg- iment, 71st Infantry Division and was shipped to Europe. His unit became part of General Patton’s Third Army during its final campaign battles in Virginia Klepich France, Germany and Austria. Oct 5, 1929 - July 22, 2015 Between World War II and the Korean War, Dan served with the Army of Occupation in Linz, Austria and was appointed as a judge in the Nazi war trials. He studied Dan- ish at the Army Language School in Monterey, and worked for the Army Security CARMEL - On July 22, 2015 Virginia Klepich went to her Agency in Washington, D.C. Dan completed an M.A. degree in English at Columbia eternal reward in Heaven, following a brief illness at University and taught in the English Department at the U.S. Military Academy. When, CHOMP. Virginia was born on October 5, 1929 in San then Major Wallis did deploy to Korea in 1953, he once more served with the 5th Infantry; this time as regimental adjutant. Francisco, California. She was raised in Red Lodge, Montana and was a graduate of Carbon County High Following Korean service, Dan served as an ROTC advisor at Trinity University in San School. Following High School she was employed as a Antonio, Texas, before returning to West Point to resume teaching in the English De- telephone operator at the local phone company in Red partment and to supervise the publication of the Pointer, the academy’s newsletter. From 1962 to 1964 he was in Turkey to help modernize the Turkish Army under the Lodge. auspices of JUS/MMAT, Joint U.S. Military Aid for Turkey. On July 31, 1948 Virginia married her true love, Tony Klepich in Red Lodge. Dan was stationed at Fort Meade, Maryland in 1966 when an opportunity arose to In 1955 the family moved to Carmel so Tony could assist his brother in return to the Monterey Peninsula and serve as Deputy Commandant at the Defense Language Institute. Following that commitment, Lieutenant Colonel Dan Wallis retired establishing Carmel Craft Studios. Shortly thereafter Tony opened Tony's after 26 years of Army service, six overseas. Frame Shop in Carmel and Virginia assisted him in the frame shop until she became the secretary at the Carmel Mission. Virginia was a proud parent Dan liked teaching. When Golden Gate University in San Francisco decided to open and booster of both Junipero Serra Grade School in Carmel and Junipero a campus in Monterey, Dan was asked to take charge. He was Dean of Golden Memorial High. Following retirement, Virginia and her husband enjoyed Gate University Monterey Bay for fifteen years until his retirement. traveling and walking along Carmel Beach. Dan was predeceased by his parents and his first wife Katherine. He leaves his wife, Emily, daughter, Katherine (Timothy) and two grandsons. Virginia was predeceased by her husband in 2011. Virginia is survived by As he wished, Dan is buried in the West Point Cemetery. A Memorial Service will be son, Anthony and wife, Marlene; son, John and wife, Cynthia; son, Fred and held at St. John’s Chapel Del Monte, 1490 Mark Thomas Drive, Monterey, on Sat- wife, Carol; daughter, Maria and husband, Fred; and grandson, Matthew. urday, August 8th at 2:00 p.m.

A Funeral Mass will be held on Wednesday at 10:00am at the Blessed Sacrament Chapel at the Carmel Mission. Interment will be in Red Lodge, Montana. PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Visit www.missionmortuary.com to offer online condolences. CITY OF CARMEL-BY-THE-SEA 2015 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, 2015. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND CULTURAL COMMISSION: One (1) vacancy. Allana Corbat 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 per- Allana Corbat – A longtime resident of Carmel, forming arts and special events. The Commission meets monthly on the second Tuesday of California - died April 18th, 2015 at her home in each month at 9:30 a.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers. Reno, Nevada with her daughters by her side after a FOREST AND BEACH COMMISSION: Two (2) vacancies. fifteen year battle with Parkinson’s disease. The Forest and Beach Commission consists of five members. A two-thirds majority of the Born to Norman and Lila Smith, the eldest daughter of 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 City’s parks and open space, three girls, Allana Lee Smith was raised in the fig gar- especially the urban forest and beach. The Commission meets monthly on the second Thursday dens of Fresno, California. Allana attended Sacred Heart of each month at 3:30 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers. Academy of The Holy Names and Kaiser University School Of Nursing graduating HARRISON MEMORIAL LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Two (2) vacancies. as a Registered Nurse. She continued on to work directly for Henry Kaiser Sr. in Oakland, CA from 1952-1954. The Harrison Memorial Library Board of Trustees consists of five members. At least three Board members must reside in the City, and no more than two members may reside in the City’s adopted Sphere of Influence. All members of the Harrison Memorial Library Board of Allana was a passionate individual whose selflessness came through in everything Trustees must have a current Harrison Memorial Library patron card. Applicants should be she did. Allana flew as a civilian flight nurse for the US Army from 1953-1954, interested and knowledgeable about library services. The Board meets monthly on the fourth heading to Japan following the Korean War. Allana continued her career as a public Wednesday of each month at 9:00 a.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers. health nurse in Fresno until meeting her late ex-husband Henri Corbat in 1955 and HISTORIC RESOURCES BOARD: One (1) vacancy. settling down in Carmel, California. Allana and Henri owned and operated Henri Corbat Swiss Jeweler in downtown Carmel-by-the-Sea for several years. After The Historic Resources Board consists of five members. All members of the Board must be a registered voter in the City, except in the event that if an elector with the required expertise their divorce Allana changed gears and worked as a life insurance agent for New cannot be found, the appointee may reside outside the City limits. In any event, the majority York Life Insurance for nineteen years. 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 Throughout her career Allana received several notable awards. Never missing an inspection and at 4:00 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers for the regular meeting. opportunity to shine, Allana was a three time President of Quota International, President of the Monterey Bay Association of Life Underwriters and a member of PLANNING COMMISSION: One (1) vacancy. Eastern Star Carmel Chapter. A recipient of the Keppleman Award, a member of The Planning Commission consists of five members. All members of the Planning the Million Dollar Round Table and Women’s Leader Round Table, Allana was Commission must reside in the City and be registered to vote in the City, and must have par- dedicated to her community, having a special place in her heart for women’s organ- ticular interest in, and familiarity with, planning matters. The Commission meets monthly on the second Wednesday of each month beginning at 2:00 p.m. to conduct a tour of inspection izations. Allana is survived by her two daughters (Chantal Corbat, Lucette Corbat- and at 4:00 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers for the regular meeting. Petrozza and her husband Scott Petrozza), grandchildren (Joshua Colburn, Jenna Colburn, Morgan Petrozza and Makenzie Petrozza, Kelsey Henderson and Vanessa A description of the duties and responsibilities of each Board and Commission is on file in the City Clerk’s office, located on the east side of Monte Verde between Ocean and Seventh Henderson-Ballentine) and great grandchildren (Jack and Henry Colburn). Allana Avenues. City Hall is open from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday. was loved by so many, always ready to tell a joke or share a good story, whether it be about her world travels or her childhood, you could always count on Allana to Applications will be accepted at City Hall until 5:00 p.m. on Friday, August 21, 2015. Applicants will be interviewed by the Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem, who will make recommen- bring a smile to your face. At her request no services are planned. Donations can dations to the City Council. Interview dates are tentatively set for Tuesday and Wednesday, be made to the national Parkinson’s Research Institute. August 25 and 26th. The City Council will make the appointments on Tuesday, September 1, 2015. Terms of office begin October 1, 2015. Publication date: July 31, 2015 (PC731) 16A The Carmel Pine Cone July 31, 2015

permit issued per day. I am at the beach twice LETTERS a day, and sometimes I’ve seen as many as From page 28A four or five large events happening simulta- neously. traffic and overuse and blight the natural It’s not just big events that affect our beauty of these pristine lands with buildings, beach. I initially opposed the elimination of bathrooms, signage, parking lots and “spe- beach fires, but after seeing many day trip- cial events” then you need to tell them you pers tossing firewood down the banks, I’m don’t want the developments they’re plan- having second thoughts. ning — otherwise they will continue moving The Scenic walkway is in disrepair. Plants these developments forward, assuming your and banks are neglected or trampled; railings consent. are broken. Too much unsupervised activity Comments on these alternatives are being has had a huge impact on traffic, parking and accepted until Aug. 5. To comment, go to trash. www.parks.ca.gov/caspgp, or you can email It’s time for the city council, planning them to me ([email protected]). commission, beach and forestry departments Comments must be received by Aug. 5. and the police to step up and perform their James Greco, Carmel duties. It may be “everyone’s beach,” but it’s our The tainted jewel responsibility to protect it. Dear Editor, Tim Mallery, I’m nostalgic for the Carmel that I began Carmel Let your sweeping glance be living in 50-plus years ago — a cohesive, working-class village dedicated to serving Remembering Lawson the only sweep you make. its residents. Over the years, I’ve watched Dear Editor, downtown become a commercial, tourist-ori- More than 25 years ago I had the great ented behemoth. Many long-timers like me pleasure of meeting Lawson Little while From small homes to estates, we provide quality-trained, have sadly accepted that our quaint lifestyle helping with a non-profit fundraiser. Always reliable, bonded, and insured housekeepers. Improve the is gone forever. the gentlemen, he said we could take over the But there remains one jewel that, with barn for our crew. But, better yet, he men- value of your life with our caring, one-on-one housekeeping proper action, can be saved: Our beach. tioned that he was sure his wife Rose would services. The affordable solution for the busy family. Unfortunately, many locals who gave up on be glad to help, and a lovely friendship downtown now avoid the beach as well. began. Rose and I continued to help with • Trusted, local Monterey Peninsula business Beach activities run rampant and face fundraisers, with Lawson always a great sup- • Frequency planned around your schedule minimal supervision (of both people and porter. I never heard a mean word ever come dogs). out of his mouth and he always carried him- • Vacation care services available There are massive parties (weddings, self with such with grace, dignity and most • Satisfaction guaranteed anniversaries, birthdays), surf lessons, paid importantly the greatest of ethics. dog walkers, etc. Party rental suppliers, Lawson contributed many, many gifts of Call (831) 275-0103 today for your caterers, photographers, musicians, etc., get time and energy to many people and non- FREE assessment! paid. profits. He had no ego to ever let you know what he was up to — it was just his quiet gift. Life’s too short, In most cases, special events — enjoy. food/wine extravaganzas, farmer’s markets, Lawson was one-of-a-kind and shall be so craft fairs etc. — need approval from the missed by so many especially his lovely fam- planning commission or the city ily. council. Permits are available over the count- As I write this, I can only think that if 26382 Carmel Rancho Lane, 2nd Floor • Carmel, CA 93923 er if certain criteria are met. there were more Lawsons, it would truly be a www.familyinhomeservices.com Beach events have similar rules, but they wonderful world. are often disregarded, sometimes Pamela Heisinger, blatantly. There is supposed to be only one Carmel

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FICTITIOUS BUSINESS est and advances will increase this fig- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME Publication dates: July 17, 24, 31, Publication dates: July 24, 31, Aug. 7, pany. Registrant commenced to trans- NAME STATEMENT ure prior to sale. Beneficiary’s bid at STATEMENT File No. 20151302. The 2015. (PC714) 14, 2015. (PC719) act business under the fictitious busi- File No. 20151351 said sale may include all or part of following person(s) is(are) doing business name listed above on April 21, The following person(s) is (are) doing said amount. In addition to cash, the ness as: ESSENCE CLOTHING COM- 1996. (s) Stuart R. Sagan, Manager. business as: Trustee will accept a cashier’s check PANY, 2462 17th Ave., Carmel, CA SUMMONS (FAMILY LAW) This statement was filed with the Community Fresh Markets, 2105 drawn on a state or national bank, a 93923. Monterey County. AIDAN CUR- NOTICE OF PETITION CASE NUMBER: DR 56222 County Clerk of Monterey County on Golden Oaks Ln., Monterey, CA check drawn by a state or federal TIS MORGAN (CORPORATION-CALI- TO ADMINISTER ESTATE July 29, 2015. Publication dates: July 93940, County of Monterey credit union or a check drawn by a FORNIA), 2462 17th Ave., Carmel, CA of JO ELAINE FRANK, aka JO NOTICE TO RESPONDENT: 31, Aug. 7, 14, 21, 2015. (PC 726) Registered owner(s): state or federal savings and loan asso- 93923. This business is conducted by ELAINE SHEPHERD FRANCISCO J. V. SPINDOLA Suzanne L. Smith, 4061 E. Castro ciation, savings association or savings an individual. Registrant commenced Case Number MP 22036 You have been sued. Valley Blvd., #437, Castro Valley, CA bank specified in Section 5102 of the to transact business under the ficti- To all heirs, beneficiaries, credi- PETITIONER’S NAME IS: FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME 94552 California Financial Code and author- tious business name listed above on tors, contingent creditors, and per- CONSUELO V. QUIROZ STATEMENT File No. 20151549. The This business is conducted by: an ized to do business in California, or N/A. (s) Aidan Morgan. This statement sons who may otherwise be inter- You have 30 CALENDAR DAYS following person(s) is(are) doing busi- individual. other such funds as may be accept- was filed with the County Clerk of ested in the will or estate, or both, after this Summons and Petition are ness as: PACO AGUILAR TRANS- The registrant commenced to transact able to the Trustee. In the event ten- Monterey County on June 18, 2015. of JO ELAINE FRANK, aka JO served on you to file a Response PORTATION 10811 Paloma Drive, business under the fictitious business der other than cash is accepted, the Publication dates: July 10, 17, 24, 31, ELAINE SHEPHERD, aka JOEY (form FL-120 or FL-123) at the court Greenfield, CA 93927. Monterey name or names listed above on N/A Trustee may withhold the issuance of 2015. (PC 711) SHEPHERD FRANK. and have a copy served on the peti- County. PACO AGUILAR TRANS- I declare that all information in this the Trustee’s Deed Upon Sale until A PETITION FOR PROBATE has tioner. A letter, phone or court appear- PORTATION, 10811 Paloma Drive, statement is true and correct. (A regis- funds become available to the payee been filed by SANDRA HILL in the ance call will not protect you. Greenfield, CA 93927. This business is trant who declares as true any materi- or endorsee as a matter of right. The FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME Superior Court of California, If you do not file your Response conducted by an individual. Registrant al matter pursuant to Section 17913 of property offered for sale excludes all STATEMENT File No. 20151427. The County of MONTEREY. on time, the court may make orders commenced to transact business the Business and Professions code funds held on account by the property following person(s) is(are) doing busi- The Petition for Probate affecting your marriage or domestic under the fictitious business name that the registrant knows to be false is receiver, if applicable. If the Trustee is ness as: requests that SANDRA HILL be partnership, your property, and cus- listed above on July 23, 2015. (s) guilty of a misdemeanor punishable unable to convey title for any reason, 1. COUNTRY GARDEN INNS appointed as personal representa- tody of your children. You may be Francisco Aguilar. This statement was by a fine not to exceed one thousand the successful bidder’s sole and 2. HIDDEN VALLEY INN tive to administer the estate of the ordered to pay support and attorney filed with the County Clerk of dollars ($1,000)). exclusive remedy shall be the return 102 W. Carmel Valley Rd., Carmel decedent. fees and costs. Monterey County on July 23, 2015. S/ Suzanne L. Smith of monies paid to the Trustee and the Valley, CA 93924. Monterey County. THE PETITION requests author- For legal advice, contact a lawyer Publication dates: July 31, Aug. 7, 14, This statement was filed with the successful bidder shall have no fur- MARK H. GUTHRIE, 22629 Paseo Del ity to administer the estate under immediately. Get help finding a lawyer 21, 2015. (PC 728) County Clerk of Monterey County on ther recourse. Notice to Potential Sur, Monterey, CA 93940. This busi- the Independent Administration of at the California Courts Online Self- June 26, 2015 Bidders If you are considering bidding ness is conducted by an individual. Estates Act. (This authority will Help Center (www.cours.ca.gov/self- NOTICE-In accordance with on this property lien, you should Registrant commenced to transact allow the personal representative help), at the California Legal Services FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Subdivision (a) of Section 17920, a understand that there are risks business under the fictitious business to take many actions without website (www.lawhelpca.org), or by NAME STATEMENT Fictitious Name Statement generally involved in bidding at a Trustee auc- name listed above on 1980. (s) Mark obtaining court approval. Before contacting your local county bar asso- File No. 20151527 expires at the end of five years from tion. You will be bidding on a lien, not H. Guthrie. This statement was filed taking certain very important ciation. The following person(s) is (are) doing the date on which it was filed in the on the property itself. Placing the with the County Clerk of Monterey actions, however, the personal rep- NOTICE - RESTRAINING ORDERS business as: office of the County Clerk, except, as highest bid at a Trustee auction does County on July 7, 2015. Publication resentative will be required to give ARE ON PAGE 2: These restraining Pacific Veterinary Specialists provided in Subdivision (b) of Section not automatically entitle you to free dates: July 10, 17, 24, 31, 2015. (PC notice to interested persons unless orders are effective against both Monterey, 2 Harris Court, Suite 1A, 17920, where it expires 40 days after and clear ownership of the property. 712) they have waived notice or con- spouses or domestic partners until Monterey, CA 93940, County of any change in the facts set forth in the You should also be aware that the lien sented to the proposed action.) the petition is dismissed, a judgement Monterey statement pursuant to Section 17913 being auctioned off may be a junior The independent administration is entered, or the court makes further Registered owner(s): other than a change in the residence lien. If you are the highest bidder at FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME authority will be granted unless an orders. They are enforceable any- PetVet Care Centers (California), LLC, a address of a registered owner. A new the auction, you are or may be STATEMENT File No. 20151406. The interested person files an objection where in California by any law Delaware limited liability company, Fictitious Business Name Statement responsible for paying off all liens following person(s) is(are) doing busi- to the petition and shows good enforcement officer who has received One Gorham Island, Westport, CT must be filed before the expiration. senior to the lien being auctioned off, ness as: LANDMARK INVESTMENT cause why the court should not or seen a copy of them. 06880 The filing of this statement does not of before you can receive clear title to PROPERTIES, 2969 Sloat Rd., Pebble grant the authority. FEE WAIVER: If you cannot pay This business is conducted by: a lim- itself authorize the use in this state of the property. You are encouraged to Beach, CA 93953. Monterey County. A hearing on the petition will the filing fee, ask the clerk for a fee ited liability company a Fictitious Business Name in violation investigate the existence, priority, and LU M. JAYO, 2969 Sloat Rd., Pebble be held in this court as follows: waiver form. The court may order you The registrant commenced to transact of the rights of another under Federal, size of outstanding liens that may Beach, CA 93953. This business is Date: Sept. 9 2015 to pay back all or part of the fees and business under the fictitious business State, or common law (See Section exist on this property by contacting conducted by an individual. Time: 9:00 a.m. costs that the court waived for you or name or names listed above on 14411 et seq., Business and the county recorder’s office or a title Registrant commenced to transact Dept.: 16 the other party. 7/6/15. Professions Code). insurance company, either of which business under the fictitious business Address: Superior Court of The name and address of the I declare that all information in this Original may charge you a fee for this informa- name listed above on July 1, 2015. (s) California, County of Monterey, court is: statement is true and correct. (A regis- 7/10, 7/17, 7/24, 7/31/15 tion. If you consult either of these Lu M. Jayo. This statement was filed 1200 Aguajito Road, Monterey, CA SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, trant who declares as true any materi- CNS-2768019# resources, you should be aware that with the County Clerk of Monterey 93940. COUNTY MONTEREY al matter pursuant to Section 17913 of CARMEL PINE CONE the same Lender may hold more than County on July 2, 2015. Publication If you object to the granting of 1200 Aguajito Road the Business and Professions code Publication dates: July 10, 17, 24, 31, one mortgage or Deed of Trust on the dates: July 17, 24, 31, Aug. 7, 2015. the petition, you should appear at Monterey, CA 93940 that the registrant knows to be false is 2015. (PC 706) property. Notice to Property Owner (PC 715) the hearing and state your objec- The name, address and telephone guilty of a misdemeanor punishable The sale date shown on this Notice of tions or file written objections with number of the petitioner’s attorney, or by a fine not to exceed one thousand Sale may be postponed one or more the court before the hearing. Your petitioner without an attorney, are: dollars ($1,000)). SUPERIOR COURT times by the Mortgagee, Beneficiary, FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME appearance may be in person or by CONSUELO V. QUIROZ S/ Lana Lipton, Assistant Secretary & OF CALIFORNIA Trustee, or a court, pursuant to STATEMENT File No. 20151459. The your attorney. 1572 Falcon Drive #1 Treasurer COUNTY OF MONTEREY Section 2924g of the California Civil following person(s) is(are) doing busi- If you are a creditor or a con- Salinas, CA 93950 This statement was filed with the Code. The law requires that informa- ness as: MAI THAI CUISINE, 1125 tingent creditor of the decedent, 594-9949 County Clerk of Monterey County on ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE tion about Trustee Sale postpone- Sinex Ave., Pacific Grove, CA 93950. you must file your claim with the RONALD D. LANCE July 20, 2015. FOR CHANGE OF NAME ments be made available to you and Monterey County. RAMPUENG KAEO- court and mail a copy to the per- 11 W. Laurel Dr., Suite #215 NOTICE-In accordance with Case No. M132287. to the public, as a courtesy to those RAWANG, 1125 Sinex Ave., Pacific sonal representative appointed by Salinas, CA 93906 Subdivision (a) of Section 17920, a TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: not present at the sale. If you wish to Grove, CA 93950. This business is the court within the later of either (831) 443-6509 Fictitious Name Statement generally petitioner, RITA RANI CHAND filed a learn whether your sale date has been conducted by an individual. (1) four months from the date of Lic. LDA #5 expires at the end of five years from petition with this court for a decree postponed, and, if applicable, the Registrant commenced to transact first issuance of letters to a general County: Monterey the date on which it was filed in the changing names as follows: rescheduled time and date for the sale business under the fictitious business personal representative, as defined Date: Nov. 24, 2014 office of the County Clerk, except, as A.Present name: of this property, you may call In name listed above on July 1, 2015. (s) in section 58(b) of the California (s) Teresa A. Risi, Clerk provided in Subdivision (b) of Section VISHAL CHAND CHAHAL Source Logic at 702-659-7766 for Rampueng Kaeorawang. This state- Probate Code, or (2) 60 days from by Sonia Gomez, Deputy 17920, where it expires 40 days after Proposed name: information regarding the Trustee’s ment was filed with the County Clerk the date of mailing or personal Publication Dates: July 24, 31, Aug. 7, any change in the facts set forth in the VISHAL CHAND Sale or visit the Internet Web site of Monterey County on July 9, 2015. delivery to you of a notice under 14, 2015. (PC 721) statement pursuant to Section 17913 THE COURT ORDERS that all per- address listed below for information Publication dates: July 17, 24, 31, section 9052 of the California other than a change in the residence sons interested in this matter appear regarding the sale of this property, Aug. 7, 2015. (PC 716) Probate Code. Other California address of a registered owner. A new before this court at the hearing indi- using the file number assigned to this statutes and legal authority may SUMMONS (FAMILY LAW) Fictitious Business Name Statement cated below to show cause, if any, case, CA08001140-12-1. Information affect your rights as a creditor. You CASE NUMBER: DR 56239 must be filed before the expiration. why the petition for change of name about postponements that are very may want to consult with an attor- The filing of this statement does not of should not be granted. Any person short in duration or that occur close in NOTICE OF PETITION ney knowledgeable in California NOTICE TO RESPONDENT: itself authorize the use in this state of objecting to the name changes time to the scheduled sale may not TO ADMINISTER ESTATE law. MIGUEL H. ORTEGA a Fictitious Business Name in violation described above must file a written immediately be reflected in the tele- of JANIE L. MORGAN You may examine the file kept You have been sued. of the rights of another under Federal, objection that includes the reasons for phone information or on the Internet WENZLER by the court. If you are a person PETITIONER’S NAME IS: State, or common law (See Section the objection at least two court days Web site. The best way to verify post- interested in the estate, you may MARIA J. RODRIGUEZ 14411 et seq., Business and ponement information is to attend the Case Number MP 22033 before the matter is scheduled to be To all heirs, beneficiaries, credi- file with the court a Request for You have 30 CALENDAR DAYS Professions Code). heard and must appear at the hearing scheduled sale. Date: July 6, 2015 Special Notice (form DE-154) of the after this Summons and Petition are Original Filing MTC Financial Inc. dba Trustee Corps tors, contingent creditors, and per- to show cause why the petition sons who may otherwise be inter- filing of an inventory and appraisal served on you to file a Response 7/31, 8/7, 8/14, 8/21/15 should not be granted. If no written TS No. CA08001140-12-1 17100 of estate assets or of any petition (form FL-120 or FL-123) at the court CNS-2775656# Gillette Ave Irvine, CA 92614 949-252- ested in the will or estate, or both, objection is timely filed, the court may of JANIE L. MORGAN WENZLER. or account as provided in Probate and have a copy served on the peti- CARMEL PINE CONE grant the petition without a hearing. 8300 TDD: 866-660-4288 Amy Lemus, Code section 1250. A Request for tioner. A letter, phone or court appear- Publication Dates: July 31, Aug. 7, 14, Authorized Signatory SALE INFOR- A PETITION FOR PROBATE has NOTICE OF HEARING: been filed by DIANE K. WENZLER Special Notice form is available ance call will not protect you. 21, 2015. (PC 729) DATE: Aug. 7, 2015 MATION CAN BE OBTAINED ON LINE from the court clerk. If you do not file your Response AT www.insourcelogic.com FOR in the Superior Court of California, TIME: 9:00 a.m. County of MONTEREY. Attorney for Petitioner: on time, the court may make orders DEPT: TBD AUTOMATED SALES INFORMATION Thomas P. Bohnen, Esq. affecting your marriage or domestic PLEASE CALL: In Source Logic AT The Petition for Probate SUPERIOR COURT The address of the court is 1200 requests that DIANE K. WENZLER 787 Munras Avenue, Suite 200 partnership, your property, and cus- OF CALIFORNIA Aguajito Road, Monterey, CA 93940. 702-659-7766 MTC Financial Inc. dba Monterey, CA 93940 tody of your children. You may be Trustee Corps MAY BE ACTING AS A be appointed as personal represen- COUNTY OF MONTEREY A copy of this Order to Show tative to administer the estate of (831) 649-5551 ordered to pay support and attorney Cause shall be published at least once DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO (s) Thomas P. Bohnen, Esq. fees and costs. COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMA- the decedent. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE each week for four successive weeks THE PETITION requests the This statement was filed with For legal advice, contact a lawyer FOR CHANGE OF NAME prior to the date set for hearing on the TION OBTAINED MAY BE USED FOR the County Clerk of Monterey immediately. Get help finding a lawyer THAT PURPOSE. Order No. CA15- decedent’s will and codicils, if any, Case No. M132672. petition in the following newspaper of be admitted to probate. The will County on July 13, 2015. at the California Courts Online Self- TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: general circulation, printed in this 002067-1, Pub Dates 07/17/2015, Publication dates: July 17, 24, 31, Help Center (www.cours.ca.gov/self- 07/24/2015, 07/31/2015 and any codicils are available for petitioner, JANA STIEBEL; CARY county: The Carmel Pine Cone, examination in the file kept by the 2015. (PC717) help), at the California Legal Services STIEBEL filed a petition with this court Carmel. Publication dates: July 17, 24, 31, website (www.lawhelpca.org), or by 2015. (PC708) court. for a decree changing names as fol- (s) Thomas W. Wills THE PETITION requests author- contacting your local county bar asso- lows: Judge of the Superior Court ity to administer the estate under FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME ciation. A.Present name: Date filed: June 10, 2015 the Independent Administration of STATEMENT File No. 20151529. The NOTICE - RESTRAINING ORDERS CALISTA CLOVER STIEBEL Clerk: Teresa A. Risi FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME Estates Act. (This authority will following person(s) is(are) doing busi- ARE ON PAGE 2: These restraining Proposed name: Deputy: Carmen B. Orozco STATEMENT File No. 20151341. The allow the personal representative ness as: FOCKEWULFE, LLC, 9331 orders are effective against both CALISTA MALIA CLOVER STIEBEL Publication dates: July 10, 17, 24, 31, following person(s) is(are) doing busi- to take many actions without King Rd., Salinas, CA 93907. spouses or domestic partners until THE COURT ORDERS that all per- 2015. (PC707) ness as: EYE M.D. MONTEREY, 880 obtaining court approval. Before Monterey County. FOCKEWULFE, the petition is dismissed, a judgement sons interested in this matter appear Cass Street, Ste. 105, Monterey, CA taking certain very important LLC, 9331 King Rd., Salinas, CA is entered, or the court makes further before this court at the hearing indi- 93940. Monterey County. EYE M.D. actions, however, the personal rep- 93907. This business is conducted by orders. They are enforceable any- cated below to show cause, if any, APN: 187-501-029-000 TS No: ON CASS, PC (California), 880 Cass resentative will be required to give a limited liability company. Registrant where in California by any law why the petition for change of name CA08001140-12-1 TO No: 120373393- Street, Ste. 105, Monterey, CA 93940. notice to interested persons unless commenced to transact business enforcement officer who has received should not be granted. Any person CA-MAI NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S This business is conducted by a cor- they have waived notice or con- under the fictitious business name or seen a copy of them. objecting to the name changes SALE YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A poration. Registrant commenced to sented to the proposed action.) listed above on May 30, 2015. (s) Cary FEE WAIVER: If you cannot pay described above must file a written DEED OF TRUST DATED June 1, 2006. transact business under the fictitious The independent administration Daniel Palmer, Manager. This state- the filing fee, ask the clerk for a fee objection that includes the reasons for UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PRO- business name listed above on N/A. authority will be granted unless an ment was filed with the County Clerk waiver form. The court may order you the objection at least two court days TECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE (s) Philip J. Penrose, M.D., President. interested person files an objection of Monterey County on July 21, 2015. to pay back all or part of the fees and before the matter is scheduled to be SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU This statement was filed with the to the petition and shows good Publication dates: July 24, 31, Aug. 7, costs that the court waived for you or heard and must appear at the hearing NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE County Clerk of Monterey County on cause why the court should not 14, 2015. (PC 720) the other party. to show cause why the petition NATURE OF THE PROCEEDINGS June 25, 2015. Publication dates: July grant the authority. The name and address of the should not be granted. If no written AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CON- 10, 17, 24, 31, 2015. (PC 709) A hearing on the petition will court is: objection is timely filed, the court may TACT A LAWYER. On August 11, 2015 be held in this court as follows: FICTITIOUS BUSINESS SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, grant the petition without a hearing. at 10:00 AM, outside the main Date: Sept. 9 2015 NAME STATEMENT COUNTY MONTEREY NOTICE OF HEARING: entrance of the Monterey County SUPERIOR COURT Time: 9:00 a.m. File No. 20151495 1200 Aguajito Road DATE: Sept. 18, 2015 Administration building located at 168 OF CALIFORNIA Dept.: 16 The following person(s) is (are) doing Monterey, CA 93940 TIME: 9:00 a.m. W. Alisal Street, Salinas, CA 93901, COUNTY OF MONTEREY Address: Superior Court of business as: The name, address and telephone DEPT: TBA MTC Financial Inc. dba Trustee Corps, California, County of Monterey, Health Advocates, 21540 Plummer number of the petitioner’s attorney, or The address of the court is 1200 as the duly Appointed Trustee, under ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE 1200 Aguajito Road, Monterey, CA Street, Suite B, Chatsworth, 91311, petitioner without an attorney, are: Aguajito Road, Monterey, CA 93940. and pursuant to the power of sale FOR CHANGE OF NAME 93940. County of Los Angeles MARIA J. RODRIGUEZ A copy of this Order to Show contained in that certain Deed of Trust Case No. M132572. If you object to the granting of Registered owner(s): P.O. Box 3202 Cause shall be published at least once recorded on June 7, 2006, as TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: the petition, you should appear at Health Advocates, LLC, 21540 Salinas, CA 93912 each week for four successive weeks Instrument No. 2006050608, of official petitioner, DIANA BECKER-GREGORY the hearing and state your objec- Plummer Street, Suite B, Chatsworth, 905-3280 prior to the date set for hearing on the records in the Office of the Recorder filed a petition with this court for a tions or file written objections with CA 91311 RONALD D. LANCE petition in the following newspaper of of Monterey County, California, exe- decree changing names as follows: the court before the hearing. Your This business is conducted by: a lim- 11 W. Laurel Dr., Suite #215 general circulation, printed in this cuted by MARK TRAPIN AND LESLIE A.Present name: appearance may be in person or by ited liability company Salinas, CA 93906 county: The Carmel Pine Cone, W TRAPIN, HUSBAND AND WIFE, as DIANA BECKER-GREGORY your attorney. The registrant commenced to transact (831) 443-6509 Carmel. Trustor(s), in favor of MORTGAGE Proposed name: If you are a creditor or a con- business under the fictitious business Lic. LDA #5 (s) Thomas W. Wills ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- DIANA BECKER MORALES-GREGORY tingent creditor of the decedent, name or names listed above on County: Monterey Judge of the Superior Court TEMS, INC. as nominee for BLUE THE COURT ORDERS that all per- you must file your claim with the 06/01/1990. Date: Nov. 26, 2014 Date filed: July 17, 2015 ADOBE FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. sons interested in this matter appear court and mail a copy to the per- I declare that all information in this (s) Teresa A. Risi, Clerk Clerk: Teresa A. Risi as Beneficiary, WILL SELL AT PUBLIC before this court at the hearing indi- sonal representative appointed by statement is true and correct. (A regis- by Sonia Gomez, Deputy Deputy: L. Cummings AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, cated below to show cause, if any, the court within the later of either trant who declares as true any materi- Publication Dates: July 24, 31, Aug. 7, Publication dates: July 31, Aug. 7, 14, in lawful money of the United States, why the petition for change of name (1) four months from the date of al matter pursuant to Section 17913 of 14, 2015. (PC 722) 21, 2015. (PC730) all payable at the time of sale, that cer- should not be granted. Any person first issuance of letters to a general the Business and Professions code tain property situated in said County, objecting to the name changes personal representative, as defined that the registrant knows to be false is California describing the land therein described above must file a written in section 58(b) of the California guilty of a misdemeanor punishable FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME as: AS MORE FULLY DESCRIBED IN objection that includes the reasons for Probate Code, or (2) 60 days from by a fine not to exceed one thousand STATEMENT File No. 20151363. The SAID DEED OF TRUST The property the objection at least two court days the date of mailing or personal dollars ($1,000)). following person(s) is(are) doing busi- LEGALS DEADLINE: heretofore described is being sold “as before the matter is scheduled to be delivery to you of a notice under S/ Al Leibovic, Manager ness as: RANCHO CAR WASH & GIFT is”. The street address and other heard and must appear at the hearing section 9052 of the California This statement was filed with the GALLERIA 26265 Carmel Rancho TUESDAY 4:30 PM common designation, if any, of the to show cause why the petition Probate Code. Other California County Clerk of Monterey County on Blvd., Carmel, CA 93923. Monterey real property described above is pur- should not be granted. If no written statutes and legal authority may July 15, 2015. County. WILANS, A California Limited Call Irma ported to be: 31 LILAC LANE, objection is timely filed, the court may affect your rights as a creditor. You NOTICE-In accordance with Liability Company, originated in State CARMEL VALLEY, CA 93924 The grant the petition without a hearing. may want to consult with an attor- Subdivision (a) of Section 17920, a of California, 224 Kingsbury Grade, (831) 274-8645 undersigned Trustee disclaims any lia- NOTICE OF HEARING: ney knowledgeable in California Fictitious Name Statement generally Stateline, NV 89449. This business is bility for any incorrectness of the DATE: Sept. 4, 2015 law. expires at the end of five years from conducted by a limited liability com- [email protected] street address and other common TIME: 9:00 a.m. You may examine the file kept the date on which it was filed in the designation, if any, shown herein. DEPT: TBA by the court. If you are a person office of the County Clerk, except, as Said sale will be made without The address of the court is 1200 interested in the estate, you may provided in Subdivision (b) of Section covenant or warranty, express or Aguajito Road, Monterey, CA 93940. file with the court a Request for 17920, where it expires 40 days after The world’s greatest gathering of fine automobiles ... implied, regarding title, possession, or A copy of this Order to Show Special Notice (form DE-154) of the any change in the facts set forth in the encumbrances, to pay the remaining Cause shall be published at least once filing of an inventory and appraisal statement pursuant to Section 17913 principal sum of the Note(s) secured each week for four successive weeks of estate assets or of any petition other than a change in the residence by said Deed of Trust, with interest prior to the date set for hearing on the or account as provided in Probate address of a registered owner. A new August 10-16 thereon, as provided in said Note(s), petition in the following newspaper of Code section 1250. A Request for Fictitious Business Name Statement advances if any, under the terms of general circulation, printed in this Special Notice form is available must be filed before the expiration. Concours the Deed of Trust, estimated fees, county: The Carmel Pine Cone, from the court clerk. The filing of this statement does not of WEEK charges and expenses of the Trustee Carmel. Attorney for Petitioner: itself authorize the use in this state of and of the trusts created by said Deed (s) Thomas W. Wills Robert E. Williams a Fictitious Business Name in violation of Trust. The total amount of the Judge of the Superior Court 215 W. Franklin Street, Suite of the rights of another under Federal, Publication Dates unpaid balance of the obligations Date filed: July 8, 2015 219 State, or common law (See Section secured by the property to be sold Clerk: Teresa A. Risi Monterey, CA 93940 14411 et seq., Business and and reasonable estimated costs, Deputy: L. Cummings (831) 372-8053 Professions Code). August 7 and 14, 2015 expenses and advances at the time of Publication dates: July 10, 17, 24, 31, (s) Robert E. Williams New Filing the initial publication of this Notice of 2015. (PC710) This statement was filed with 7/24, 7/31, 8/7, 8/14/15 Trustee’s Sale is estimated to be the County Clerk of Monterey CNS-2773770# $969,983.87 (Estimated). However, County on July 10, 2015. CARMEL PINE CONE The Carmel Pine Cone prepayment premiums, accrued inter- THIS ENTERTAINMENT • ART EEK RESTAURANTS • EVENTS Food&Wine July 31 - August 6, 2015W CARMEL • PEBBLE BEACH • CARMEL VALLEY & THE MONTEREY PENINSULA ’80s pop star lights up Golden State Theatre, fiesta rocks the valley

TURNING THE clock back to a time when MTV was Riding the crest of the New Wave movement in the 1980s, scene, Phoebe Cates rolls her eyes at all the girls in the high king — and iPods didn’t even exist — four-time Grammy MTV provided the perfect stage for Benatar, Harry and school cafeteria “who are cultivating the Pat Benatar look.” Award-winner Pat Benatar plays Saturday, Aug. 1, at Hynde. The first of many videos that featured her face and voice, Golden State Theatre in Monterey. Strangely enough, Benatar had been groomed as an opera “You Better Run,” helped turned Benatar into a star. In an Like Debbie Harry of Blondie and Chrissie Hynde of the singer and a Broadway performer. In fact, she never sang interview with The Pine Cone, she looked back on her career. Pretenders, Benatar exploded on the rock scene in the late rock until she was 22. But when a video of her singing a “I wish we could have foreseen what was going to hap- cover of the Young Rascals’ “You Better Run” became only pen,” Benatar said of the success of MTV, which changed the the second video to play on MTV, her voice, her stage pres- way people listened to music by placing a much greater ence and her attitude quickly earned her the respect of rock- emphasis on what a performer looked like. “It was so stun- On A High Note ers everywhere. Songs like “Hit Me With Your Best Shot,” ning what happened during the first seven to 10 days after the “Heartbreaker,” and “Love is a Battlefield” soared up the video came out. Our lives changed completely. It was like a charts. runaway train.” By CHRIS COUNTS Benatar also made her mark on the fashion world as short Shortly before her career took off, Benatar met Neil hair, spandex suits and high heels suddenly became the rage. Giraldo, who first became her guitarist (a decision she 1970s and helped reinvent the role of women in pop music, Her impact on pop culture in the early 1980s is best captured showing they could be tough and sexy at the same time. in the hit film, “Fast Times at Ridgemont High.” In one See MUSIC page 25A

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A MONTH-LONG celebration of the are two book signing events (Julianne to “chronicle the chaos, beauty and soul” of Collective hosts an opening reception for its Carmel Art Association’s 88th birthday gets Burton-Carvajal’s “Artists’s Honeymoon,” a landscape. annual Summer Art Show Friday, July 31, Aug. 15; and Lisa Crawford- Also presenting new work is photogra- from 5 to 9 p.m. Watson’s “Legendary Locals pher Robert Taylor. A lifelong resident of In addition to featuring work by its resi- of Carmel-by-the-Sea,” Aug. Mendocino County, Taylor uses traditional dent artists — who range 14 to 22 — the Art Roundup 29) and a talk about the CAA’s large format black and white photography to exhibit also includes pieces by YAC staff and history by painter Dick capture California’s landscape in striking alumni. Some of the work was created June Crispo (Aug. 22). detail. “I find myself drawn to themes that 27-28 during YAC’s yearly Artathon. By CHRIS COUNTS The CAA is located on have abided in me since childhood, such as a “This show is especially fresh, intriguing Dolores between Fifth and love of nature and a nostalgic view of the and lively,” said YAC co-founder Marcia underway Saturday, Aug. 1, when the non- Sixth. Call (831) 624-6176. passage of time,” Taylor explained. Perry. I am so proud of YAC and the creativ- profit gallery starts selling tickets for its The gallery, which hosts a reception from ity it fosters. Thanks to the tremendous sup- fundraising Miniature Painting Raffle. n From films to landscapes 3 p.m., is located on Dolores between Ocean port from our community and our board of More than 100 miniature paintings — and Seventh. Call (831) 625-1719. directors, along with the dedication of our which were all done on six-by-six-inch birch Best known for writing the screenplay to staff and our members, YAC is thriving. The wood panels — were donated by CAA mem- the 1987 hit film, “Robocop,” fine art pho- n YACsters unite evidence is on the walls.” bers. Raffle tickets are $5 each or five for tographer Michael Miner unveils a collec- The nonprofit studio and gallery is locat- $20. Winners will be notified after Aug. 31. tion of his images Saturday, Aug. 1, at Showcasing the many talented young ed at 472 Calle Principal. Call (831) 375- The gallery will be the site of a birthday Photography West Gallery. artists its staff mentors, the Youth Arts 9922. party Saturday, Aug. 8, from 5 to 7 p.m. The Miner, who has written screenplays for reception will also call attention to new Oliver Stone, Sylvester Stallone, Michael exhibits by painters Alicia Meheen, Douglas and many others, was selected by Roianne Hart, Daria Shachmut and Stan the National Park Service as one of its Robbins. artists-in-residence in 2010. Often working Captured by pho- Also happening this month at the CAA in remote locations, the photographer seeks tographer Michael Miner, “Tidal Flow Ragged Point” is featured in an exhib- ual ANNUAL it opening Saturday at Photography 43rd Ann West Gallery. Miner BOOK SALE is best known for his work as screenwriter Presented by The Friends of the Harrison Memorial Library in Hollywood. Thursday, August 6th* 11am - 4pm *Members Preview (Join at the door $10) Friday, August 7th 10am - 4pm Saturday, August 8th 10am - 4pm Vast collection! Donated, Sorted & Priced **EASILY ACCESSIBLE** Hardcovers • Paperbacks • Collectibles Carmel Mission’s CD’s • DVDs • Tapes Junipero Serra School Gym Rio Road (East of the Mission) Largest Selection Ever! 10,000+ Titles CARMEL Calendar (831) 625-3418 To advertise, call (831) 274-8652 or email [email protected]

MONTEREEYY BAAYY CERRTTIFIED FAFARMMERS MARKETS July 30 – Aug. 1 Vacation Bible School Aug. 6-8 - Friends of Harrison for kids entering grades 1-5. Mayflower Memorial Library's 43rd Annual Big Book Presbyterian Church, 14th & Central, Pacific Sale, August 6-8. Thousand of donated books Grove. 9 a.m.-12: p.m. No cost. Register at light- along with CD's DVD's Movies and Tapes all in housefellowshippg.org/#/calendar-and- excellent condition. Members PreSale: August 6, events/vbs , call (831) 373-4705 for information. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Join or renew at the door $10. July 31 - Carmel Plaza Summer Live Open to the Public: August 7-8, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Music Series presents Jonah & The To be held at: Carmel Mission's School Whalewatchers, The local premier reggae and Gymnasium, Rio Rd. Proceeds to benefit Harrison world music group combines modern and funk Memorial Library. For information: (831) 224- tunes to get people up and dancing! July 31, 5 to 4663. 7 p.m. Wine tasting is provided by Hahn Family Aug. 8 - Celebration Choir’s 19th Wines and small bites from Bistro Beaujolais. Event Annual Spirituals Concert, Saturday, August is free. Package $15 for food & drink. (831) 624- 8 at 7:30 p.m. at Mt. Hermon Christian 1385. Stores open until 7 p.m. Conference Center (http://www.mount- www.carmelplaza.com/events, Ocean Ave. & hermon.org/) and Sunday, August 9 at 7:30 p.m. Mission St. at Carmel Presbyterian Church, Ocean & Aug. 1 – “Book Publishing 1-2-3.” Junipero. 50 voice choir from Monterey/Santa Saturday, 2–3:30 p.m. Writing prompts, tips for Cruz directed by Connie Fortunato performs with finding agents and promoting books, Q&A, hand- saxophonist Tony Bolivar and pianist Marti out, sample edit. Jacks Restaurant (Portola Hotel, Williams. Free admission. A free will offering for Monterey). $20. Presenters: Laurie Gibson, editor, needy children in Ukraine and Romania will be and David Rasch, Ph.D. and author of “Short Hot received. For more information call (831) 425- Flashes” collection of humorous stories. (831) 3600. Find us on Facebook at www.face- 646-4507 / [email protected]. book.com/CelebrationChoirMontereyBay TThhe Prreemier FFaarrmmerrs Markets on the Central Coast Serrvving Aug. 1 - Point Sur Lightstation Open Aug. 11 & 12 – 13th Annual Carrmmel, Monterrreeeyy, PaPa Gr vociﬁc e and Carrmmel VVaalleeyy House - Living history, costumed keepers, crafts, Automobilia Monterey is the world renowned games and fun. Transportation to the top will be "candy store" for original automotive collectibles: provided. Arrive any time between 10 a.m. and 2 posters, photos, rallye plates, badges, pins, hood p.m. Bring a picnic to enjoy at the top. Admission: ornaments, signs, art, scale models, literature, Carrmmel FFaarmersm Maarket Del Monte FFaarrmmers Marketk Adults $25; ages 6-17 $15; 5 and under free. books, etc. No reproductions. Tuesday & Details: www.pointsur.org. Wednesday, August 11 and 12, from 10 a.m. to 6 MMaarrkket OOppens MMaay 5th MMaarrkket OOppenssM Maay 10th Aug. 1 - Carried Away Boutique is hav- p.m. both days, nominal admission fee. Embassy TTuuesdays, 9 am until 1 pmm Sundays, 8 am until 12 pm ing a Trunk Show featuring designs from Joseph Suites, Seaside, Route 218 & US1. Ribkoff, Saturday, August 1, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 14 – Legends Of The Autobahn d arnyarB d VViillage Shopping Center MD onte Sel hopping Center Receive 15% off all purchases during the event. Presented by Michelin. Held at the presti- HHwyy.. 11dCl and Carmel VVaalleyll RRooadd HHwyy..1dM 1 andM unras 606 Lighthouse Ave, Pacific Grove. (831) 656- gious Nicklaus Club Monterey during Monterey, 9063. California's famed Pebble Beach Concours week, Carmel, CA onterM eyy,, CAA Aug. 4 - Join us as we remember our Legends is a result of the combined efforts of the beloved pets at the 3rd annual Legacies BMW CCA, the Mercedes-Benz Club of America, MonterreeyFFaarrmmers Market of Love Pet Memorial Service, August 4, at and the Audi Club of America. Legends has grown 6 p.m. If you would like your pet's photo included immeasurably since its transition from a car corral OOppen YYeear Round, RRaain or SShhine in the memorial video tribute, bring a photo of to a fully-fledged show, corral, and clean car con- Fridays, 10 am until 2 pm your pet to our location at 450 Camino El Estero, test, and draws over 400 cars and over 3,000 Monterey, or email a photo to info@missionmortu- spectators each year. www.legendsoftheauto- onterM ey PPeeninsula College ary.com. Be sure to include the name of your pet. bahn.org. eettremont Sr930 F Sr930 eettremont For additional information, call (831) 375-4129. Aug. 16 - One of the most esteemed onterM eyy,, CA Aug. 6 - Test of Tyme, A Development and members of the Automotive Fine Arts Construction Consulting Firm’s Free Society, Jim Dietz, will premiere several paintings Seminar,“Stand the Test of Tyme with The Next including “At the Gate” and “Paris Noir,” at the Generation of Furniture: From Concept to 2015 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance on FFoor information about our farmers marrkkets annd locations, visit Construction, Cultivating Conscious Consumerism” August 16 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sponsored by wwww..monterreeybayfarmers.org or wwww..edibleparraadise.com presented by Don Whitaker of Test of Tyme and The Lincoln Motor Company for the 20th year, the Ashley Yeates of +Olive, a sustainable lifestyle AFAS exhibit will showcase the latest creations of boutique, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., at +Olive, 120 the finest automotive artists from around the world Crossroads. 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AMONG ALL the glitz and gaskets of tors in charge of the whole show: chef Julio champagnes from longtime partner 2006. He went to cook under chef Richard Concours Week, a few events are making Ramirez (formerly with Quail Lodge), and Roederer, Carmel local Ryan Sanchez’ El Reddington at Redd in the Napa Valley, and food and wine essential parts of their festiv- freelance chef, maven and “culinary merce- Jefe tequilas, Stella Artois’ lineup of beers, then at two other Michelin-starred restaurants ities — not just something to eat or drink nary” Selene Johnson. Under their direction, and several bars mixing the event’s signature in the area before coming to the Monterey while you’re looking at cars. Carmel Valley Ranch executive chef Tim cocktails all evening. Peninsula to work as sous chef at The Bench Gordon McCall’s Motorworks Revival is Wood and his team “are making an “We are really proud to have pioneered in the Lodge at Pebble Beach. one such event. While the cars and aircraft at encore appearance, supercharging what he the concept of bringing aviation and automo- “His basic philosophy is to ‘not belong to his party at the Monterey Jet Center, this started to build upon last year,” McCall said. tive interests together some 24 years ago,” a certain mold,’ but rather encompass a wide year on Aug. 12, take center stage, the food “Also, Jerome Viel of Will’s Fargo is back to McCall said of his party, which for 15 years range of flavors and celebrate classic dishes and wine are an integral part of the program. bring his magic once again.” was a private event before it evolved into a that are simply prepared but done well,” Over the years, he’s had several different Their creations will be complemented by ticketed show nearly 10 years ago. “As a according to head brewer J.C. Hill. “Beer is restaurants participating, and other times “an abundance of Tsar Nicolai caviars, gearhead, I love curating outrageous displays one thing that Tydeman is most interested Morro Bay oysters, loads of of vintage and modern cars, motorcycles and sushi, desserts by Cheesecake planes for our guests to enjoy. Turning up Continues next page soup to nuts Dreamations, and red velvet the culinary aspect of the event with the cookies by Just Baked,” help of Julio and Selene is a really satisfy- McCall said. “The culinary ing way for us to keep the event fresh By MARY SCHLEY aspect of the event is going to and relevant, and moving forward toward be over the top.” our highly anticipated 25th anniversary Drinks, meanwhile, will be next year.” there’s been a sole provider, such as Tarpy’s covered by Bernardus Winery — which For ticket information, the fully culi- Roadhouse or Bernardus Lodge. always provides the majority of the evening’s nary lineup, details on the cars and air- This year, McCall has two culinary direc- wines — along with sparkling wines and planes, and other tidbits, visit www.mccallevents.com.

n MONDAAYY SPECIAL TUESDAAYY SPECIAL What’s new on Alvarado Street SPPAAGETTI AND MEAATTBALLS L AGNAAS W/S $1AL 5.00AD W/S $1AL 5.00AD Alvarado Street Brewery has a new chef in charge of the kitchen. Jeremiah Tydeman, 37, joined the team last month FEAATTURING and has been busy overhauling the burger, gesh, OrrF gesh, anic Local Produce mac ’n’ cheese and fish tacos, and intro- ducing carnitas tacos. He’s also working on a seasonal fall menu due out in mid- September. After being born in Naples, Italy, and growing up in Half Moon Bay, Tydeman EARLLYY BIRD DINNER SPECIAL served in the Navy and was an aircraft 5-6:30PM technician for eight years before discover- 1 F1 esor80 t AvAvenue ing his love of cooking, which he cultivated by earning a culinary arts degree from Cima Collina winemaker Annette Hoff Danzer will aciP Gr voﬁc e • 3 7075-30 the Institute of Technology in Roseville in host a cruise down the Danube in April 2016. 22A The Carmel Pine Cone July 31, 2015 FOOD & WINE

From previous page and open to the public. For more information, call Anne dido, dirty rice fritters with Nduja sausage, beet salad with Albano at (831) 620-8705 or email aalbano@carmelfounda- rhubarb and goat cheese, flatiron steak salad with spinach about with his new gig, as he believes beer deserves just as tion.org. and blue cheddar, salmon salad with citrus and avocado, heir- much of a place at the dinner table as wine (he’s also a level loom tomato with mozzarella, pork belly pastrami Reuben, 2 sommelier).” Hill and Tydeman will work closely together n Folktale winery opens cold duck grinder, stuffed portobello with Cambozola over to marry the food and beer offerings at Alvarado Street. spoon bread, and maple-brined pork chop. Alvarado Street Brewery is also a participating Ales for Folktale Winery & Vineyards — formerly the Chateau Also, Tarpy’s hosts its next Wine Down Wednesday on ALS charity, and Hill brewed an India Pale Lager (similar to Julien property on Carmel Valley Road — officially opens Aug. 5, featuring the wines of Heller Estate, which are made an IPA but fermented with lager yeast) using a proprietary for business Friday and offered a sneak peek this week. It’s by Rich Tanguay in Cachagua from organic grapes. Free hop blend available only to the charity’s participating brew- also hosting a free Cruise-In event hosted by Classic tastes will be offered, and the restaurant will serve the same eries. Hill said $1 from every pint sold benefits the ALS Motorsports magazine Aug. 11 during Concours Week. wines by the glass and by the bottle for half price. Therapy Development Institute. Folktale is planning to produce seven Monterey wines, Tarpy’s is located at Highway 68 and Canyon del Rey. The brewery and grill is located at 426 Alvarado St. in with focus on estate-grown Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, www.tarpys.com downtown Monterey. For more information, visit including rosé and sparkling wine made from those grapes. www.alvaradostreetbrewery.com or call (831) 655-BEER. Folktale will also become the new home for Le Mistral, a n Sultry Summer in the Forest vineyard the winery acquired earlier this year “to represent n The edible thistle the amazing Rhone varietal grapes grown in Monterey.” Maddox Haberdasher will present Sultry Summer in the (Folktale’s bubbly, rosé, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Le Forest, with live music and entertainment, at Porter’s in the You’ve seen the license plate frame: “Artichokes are fun Mistral were all poured at the preview Wednesday.) Forest at the Poppy Hills Golf Course Saturday, Aug. 8, from to eat.” And you’ve driven past the Giant Artichoke in Unlike conventional tastings, where customers usually 7 to 11 p.m. The music and dancing will complement chef Castroville — maybe even gone inside for a batch of deep- stand at a counter and sample the wines Folktale will only Johnny De Vivo’s cuisine and special vodka cocktails. fried artichoke hearts. While they appear peculiar to the peo- offer table service, with participants sitting outside in the The lineup for the evening is set to include tunes from ple in many parts of the world who wonder why on earth any- Wine Garden, under the canopy of the glass Greenhouse, or Linda Arceo Music and the Fireside Collective, complement- one would try to eat a thistle, the artichoke is nothing strange inside the Gallery. Wines will be available in flights, by the ed by “sky dancer” Callie of the Valley. Meanwhile, Porter’s to residents of the Monterey Peninsula. glass or by the bottle, and will be paired with Lula’s choco- chef Johnny De Vivo will provide all sorts of delicious bites, In fact, the artichoke is the official state vegetable, and 99 lates, cheeses from the Cheese Shop, charcuterie from in his usual creative fashion, and Grey Goose Vodka will be percent of the world’s artichokes grown commercially are Salumeria Luca, custom-made Monterey Meringues and represented in various cocktails available at the bar. cultivated here in California. Those are just some of the facts other local goodies. In typical Maddox fashion, he suggests a dress code: that Pat Hopper, manager of the California Artichoke Winery owner Greg Ahn, who lives locally, said he want- “Gentlemen, don clothes of summer elegance with an Advisory Board, will present during a discussion at The ed to create a setting that’s social as well as informative, emphasis on the color red; ladies, come ready to present your Carmel Foundation Wednesday, Aug. 5, at 2:30 p.m. in showcasing local wines and food in an environment that best in sultry extravagance.” Diment Hall at Lincoln and Eighth. The presentation is free encourages people to sit and relax, while creating “a town Advance tickets are $35 plus service fee, and are available square spirit where the community can gather.” at sultrysummerintheforest.eventbrite.com, while tickets at Although the winery is opening this week, the door will be $50. Porter’s is located at Poppy Hills, 3200 work remains to be done, according to hospitali- Lopez Road in Pebble Beach. ty director John Fitzgerald, with renovations con- tinuing throughout the year. He said he hopes n AIM for the Cures people will return to check the progress and developments at Folktale, which is located in the Cars and compassion come together in Pebble Beach dur- former Chateau Julien at 8940 Carmel Valley ing a Concours Week fundraiser for kids’ mental health Road. Thursday, Aug. 13, in the Parc du Concours venue tent at the Winery hours are 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. For corner of Portola Road and Stevenson Drive. AIM for Mental more information, call (831) 293-7500 or email Health, the nonprofit founded by Mark and Susan Stilwell, [email protected]. seeks to “find cures for the growing epidemic of kids’ mental health disorders while raising awareness and reducing the n Menu tweaks at Tarpy’s stigma.” While raising money for AIM, the dinner will showcase Never one to be bored, chef Todd Fisher is some of the week’s world-class cars, complemented by fine mixing things up at Tarpy’s Roadhouse, with new wines, food cooked by talented chefs, and entertainment summer-inspired lunch and dinner dishes, as from local vocalists. well as lunchtime specials designed to get the The evening will begin at 5 p.m. with a pre-auction pre- gainfully employed in and out in less than an view of Gooding & Co. consigned automobiles, followed by Travelers who take Annette Hoff Danzer’s cruise next spring will also get to spend hour for less than $20. cocktails and wine tasting at 6. Dinner, entertainment and a some time in the captivating city of Prague. New items include beef tartare, sunchoke fun- live auction will start at 7, with appearances by “American Idol” finalist James Durbin, 13-year-old jazz and blues singer Isabella Nicole, the Monterey Jazz Festival All Star EVERY FRIDAY | 5PM-7PM | JULY 10-AUG 28 Continues next page Healthy High Quality • HANG-TIME COSMO • BAKED OYSTERS ON THE HALF SHELL • DEHLINGERCHARD • CORNMEAL CRUSHED IDAHO TROUT SOFT SHELF CRAB GRAPE-TINI Frozen Yogurt Music They’re Dine Celebrating 1 year anniversary Wine Baaaaack! Saturday, August 1 - 9am - 2pm Buy One Get One Free Yogurt* Dance Crispy Soft Shell Crabs At 8pm a Performance featuring Carmel Valley's own "Delaney Ann" TONIGHT - July 31th Prizes and giveaways throughout the day! Jonah & Thank you for your support. 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$10 Dinnner July 31, 2015 The Carmel Pine Cone 23A From previous page n Cima Collina cruise each time, and Matt is a master of turning the bread and butter, heirloom tomatoes with local harvest into a meal to treasure,” the avocado and mozzarella, ricotta-stuffed Winemaker Annette Hoff Danzer of Cima Champagnes said in their announcement of squash blossoms, pan-seared Guindilla pep- High School Band and the North Monterey Collina will lead a group on a cruise down the dinner. pers, corn risotto, and roasted peaches with County High School Marching Band. Also the Danube in April 2016. Exploring Central A sample menu (since everything is sub- yogurt and lavender shortbread. slated to speak during dinner are State Sen. Europe, the voyage is “dedicated to food and ject to change, depending on what’s available Dinner starts at 7 p.m. and costs $55 per Darrell Steinberg and UCLA chancellor fine wine,” and will include three nights in from the farm that day) includes housemade person. For reservations, visit www.happy- Gene Block. Prague, a tour of the Roman city of pickles with cheese and crackers, sourdough girlkitchen.com. Dress is cocktail attire, and tickets are Regensburg, Germany, and a seven-night $500 per person. To register or donate, go to float aboard the deluxe river ship, AmaDante. www.AIMforMentalHealth.org or call (831) Ports of call include Vilshofen, Passau, Linz, 594-8566. Melk, Durnstein, Vienna and Budapest — parts of the world where wine production n dates back nearly 2,000 years. Stop at Will’s for a cocktail During the cruise, Danzer will conduct Bartender Bill Rammel likes to keep two onboard tastings of the wines she makes things interesting at Will’s Fargo Steakhouse in Marina from grapes grown and sourced in 831-335-9000 + Bar, so he’s always offering a new specialty Monterey County. cocktail here and there. The current lineup A Chaine des Rotisseurs dinner will have has some enticing goodies worth stopping in her wines paired with gourmet cuisine, with for, even if you’ve had them before. accompanying local wines from Germany, For a good, smooth Manhattan, order the Austria and Hungary. The trip will end with barrel-aged concoction with Buffalo Trace, two nights in Budapest. bitters and sweet vermouth. If spicier rye Travel dates are April 11-21, 2016, with whiskey is more your thing, consider the prices starting at $2,649 per person (cruise Bulleit Rye Old Fashioned with blood only), or $3,429 for the cruise and three orange, cherry, bitters and a splash of soda. nights in Prague, with land transportation. Gin fans might like the Raspberry Fares include all meals with wine aboard Ramble, a summertime drink of St. George ship, guided tours, an historic restaurant din- Terroir Gin, raspberry liqueur, lemon juice ner in Prague and special winery visits. Land and a little simple syrup, served on the rocks, transportation is by tour bus. For more infor- while those wishing to be somewhere more mation, visit www.toursandwine.com tropical could order a watermelon mojito, /CimaCollina or call (714) 988-6408. with rum, fresh watermelon and mint, and a splash of ginger ale. Will’s twist on a Dark n Summer’s bounty at HGK and Stormy — usually dark rum, ginger beer and lime — calls for Myers Lemon, fresh Happy Girl Kitchen in Pacific Grove will orange juice and ginger beer. Finally, the host a summer harvest popup dinner in its Aperol Spritz is the answer for those craving shop at 173 Central Ave. “We will be making CONSIGNMENTS WANTED NO-OBLIGATION EVALUATION a champagne cocktail or wine spritzer: all sorts of treats with our Jersey cow milk Prosecco, Aperol and soda, served on the and produce fresh from the local farms,” said FOR OUR EVERY TUESDAY rocks. owners Todd and Jordan Champagne. All specialty cocktails are $12 apiece. Sip Happy Girl’s popup dinners are always UPCOMING AUCTIONS: 10AM - 1PM any one of those alongside a bar snack of served family style, with plenty of food, usu- steak bites, escargot, onion rings or a Cobb ally vegetarian, to go around. Guests bring JULY 26TH 26384 CARMEL RANCHO LANE, salad. their own wine, and often end up sharing that, For more information, visit too — if they want. The chef at the Aug. 13 SEPTEMBER 7TH CARMEL dinner will be the talented and humble Matt wfrestaurant.com or call (831) 659-2774. NO-OBLIGATION EVALUATION Will’s is located at 16 W. Carmel Valley Road Millea, formerly of Sierra Mar at the Post www.slawinski.com in the Village. Ranch Inn in Big Sur. EVERY TUESDAY FROM 10AM - “We feature a different local organic farm

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they are going up about 14 percent on aver- round of bills. Residential customers are reducing impacts on the roads and on traffic. BILLS age for residential, and the commercial is billed quarterly, while Bernett said he Also included in the contract — which is From page 1A going up on average 14 percent, plus now receives a monthly bill. with the city but paid for by customers — is they are paying for commercial recycling, While cheapest residential rate is $26.60 a “beach/village superintendent,” who works from around $740 with Waste Management, which is a new feature.” per month, a 32-gallon garbage can is $29.50 in town five days a week, including week- to $1,365 with GWR. The state requires a certain amount of per month, a 65-gallon can is just under $47 ends, to take care of issues like cardboard pil- “It’s the same pick-up, the same every- waste to be recycled, with a goal of diverting per month, and a 95-gallon can is $55 per ing up on the sidewalks and overflowing cans thing,” said Bernett, who also noted that 75 percent of it from landfills via recycling, month. Recycling and yard-waste containers down at the beach. commercial customers are now charged for composting and reduction by 2020. do not carry additional fees. Finally, Friedrichsen wanted to remind recycling, which was included in the overall Therefore, she said, the council decided that “There’s an extensive list of recyclables, trash customers that the other reason the city waste pickup fee by Waste Management. was an important component that had to be and people should have their recycle guides, decided to go with GreenWaste was that To adjust, Bernett cut the dumpster serv- paid for. or they can go to greenwaste.com,” Waste Management officials refused to write ice to three days a week, though the monthly Friedrichsen added. “You can put in hangers their franchise agreement the way the council fee will still be a bit higher than his former New program for food scraps and keys and bubble wrap and candles and wanted it. They conflicted over about four rate, because of the recycling. Officials also hope restaurants and mar- small electronic devices — it’s amazing what dozen different points in the contract, many He also said he’s heard grumbling from kets will pay extra fees to take advantage of you can put in the recyclable bins.” of which concerned public outreach and local others suffering a bit of garbage-related the food-scrap program, which uses digesters She mentioned the fact that people can control. sticker shock. at the landfill to convert food waste into have additional bulky waste picked up when “For the city, and because the council was “There was another guy in the hardware methane gas that powers a nearby wastewater they need to, rather than on the set dates pro- looking out for the residents, the exceptions store the other day, and he also said when he plant and makes the remaining solid waste vided by Waste Management, and the GWR they were taking were really problematic,” got his bill, he went straight to city hall,” into compost. She said the state will require trucks are smaller and run on natural gas, she said. Bernett said. “I think we’re probably the first food-waste recycling starting next year, “so of many.” this is preparing for that.” He also acknowledged that he and others Meanwhile, some residents are seeing will just have to get used to it. their trash bills rise by almost one-third SUMMER SALE STARTS June 21st 2015! “Nobody’s going to change anything,” he because, while negotiating the new contract, said. “The contract has been signed, and officials realized the rates for those with the The Alternative everybody’s fate was sealed.” smallest cans were artificially low, according City budget and contracts director Sharon to Friedrichsen. to Ordinary… Friedrichsen, who oversaw the contract The least expensive service, which Add beautiful space simply and negotiations and the transition, said she’s includes a 20-gallon garbage can, a 65-gallon easily with a high performance heard from a few customers upset about their recycling container and a 65-gallon can for bills. yard waste, rose by almost 31 percent, from Conservaglass Select “We’re getting some calls about the $61.23 with Waste Management, to $79.80 Four Seasons Sunroom. rates,” she said. “We want to let people know with GreenWaste Recovery, during the first Enjoy Outdoor living...Indoors.

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Kropp (Friday at 6 p.m.); singer-songwriter Bryan Diamond “It is the craziest, most ridiculous thing ever,” Benatar said Pierce Ranch Vineyards in Monterey — The Stu (Sunday at 6 p.m.). 185 Robley Road, (831) 484-6000. of the relationship. “I wish I could take credit for being so Reynolds Saxtet (jazz, Sunday at 4 p.m.). 499 Wave St., Big Sur River Inn — The Andrea’s Fault Quartet fea- smart or so good, but it runs by its self. It was meant to be.” (831) 372-8900. turing saxophonist Gary Meek (jazz, Sunday at 1 p.m.). On With four Grammys in her possession and a steady stream Julia’s restaurant in Pacific Grove — The Generation Highway 1 24 miles south of Carmel, (831) 667-2700. of royalties coming in, Benatar seemingly has everything she Gap featuring guitarist Rick Chelew and accordionist Elise Fernwood Resort in Big Sur — mandolinist Dave needs for a very comfortable retirement. But she isn’t having Leavy (Thursday at 5:30 p.m.). 1180 Forest Ave., (831) 656- Holodiloff & Friends (bluegrass, Saturday at 9 p.m.); and any of it. In fact, she played 180 shows last year. 9533. singer-songwriters Tim Gray and Rachel Dean (Tuesday at “Art is a living thing,” Benatar told The Pine Cone. “It’s The Inn at Spanish Bay in Pebble Beach —The Dottie 9 p.m.). On Highway 1 25 miles south of Carmel. like breathing — you do it or you die.” The music starts at 8 p.m. Tickets are $42 to $86. The theater is located at 417 Alvarado St. Call (831) 649-1070. n A whole lotta hoopla Besides raising money for local charities and providing a perfect summer weekend of food and fun, the Carmel Valley Fiesta will offer a stage for some of Monterey County finest musicians. Presented by the Carmel Valley Kiwanis Foundation, the 26th annual fiesta will kick off Friday, July 31, when singer John Michel performs at the Hoopla BBQ at the Carmel Valley Trail and Saddle Club. The music starts at 6 p.m. Tickets are $30 for adults and $10 for children. The following day — Saturday, Aug. 1 — Canadian blues hall-of-famer and Carmel resident Stu Heydon’s music stu- dents take the stage in Carmel Valley Community Park at 10 a.m. Next, singer-songwriter Delaney Ann will play a short set at noon. The Stu Heydon Blues Band will perform at 12:30 p.m. They’ll be followed by Valley Soul at 3 p.m. On Sunday, Aug. 2, guitarist Joe Lucido takes the stage at 10 a.m. Singer-songwriter Bryan Diamond plays at 12:30 p.m., while Tom Faia and the Juice perform at 3 p.m. The two-day celebration in the park is free. The fiesta also features pancake breakfasts, a classic car show, a doggie show, a mountain run, a fundraising raffle and much more. For a complete schedule of events, visit www.cvkclub.org. n Celtic music series opens The first installment of the church’s Fall Concert Series, Scottish fiddle champion Rebecca Lomnicky and piper David Brewer perform Saturday, Aug. 1, at St. Mary’s by- the-Sea in Pacific Grove. Worship A native of Oregon, Lomnicky earned the fiddling equiva- lent of a Grammy Award in 2009 when she took first prize in the prestigious Glenfiddich International Scottish Fiddle Championship. CARMEL CARMEL VALLEY MONTEREY PACIFIC GROVE PEBBLE BEACH Brewer is a familiar face at St. Mary’s, where he has per- formed frequently with Molly’s Revenge. The versatile instrumentalist is adept at playing the Highland bagpipes, the bor- Christian Science Church Carmel Mission Basilica der pipes, the uillean pipes, whistles and the bodhran. Sunday Church and Sunday School 10 a.m. Sat. Mass: 5:30PM fulfills Sunday obligation. The music starts at 7 p.m. Tickets are $20 for general Wednesday Testimony Meetings 7:30 p.m Sun. Masses: 7:30 AM, 9:15 AM, 11:00 AM; 12:45 PM and 5:30 PM Reading Room hours: 10 am to 4 pm Mon-Thu, 11 am to 3 p.m. Sat. admission and $8 for kids 12 and under. St. Mary’s is located Confessions: Sat. 9:30 to 10:30 AM (Blessed Sacrament Chapel) at Central and 12th. Call (831) 224-3819. Childcare & Parking Provided Lincoln St. btwn 5th & 6th • 624-3631 3080 Rio Road, Carmel n Live Music July 31-Aug. 6 Church of the Wayfarer Carmel Plaza — The downtown shopping center’s (A United Methodist Church) Summer Live music series continues this week when Jonah & the Whalewatchers play reggae Friday from 5 to 7 p.m. 10am Worship Service The music is free, while food and drink packages are $15. Message: “Use It or Lose It” Carmel Plaza is located at Mission & Ocean. Rev. Dr. Mark S. Bollwinkel, Pastor Terry’s Lounge at Cypress Inn — singer Shane Smit and pianist Clay Whittington (Friday at 7 p.m.); and guitarist Guest Musician: Terrence Farrell, Richard Devinck (classical, Sunday at 5 p.m.). Lincoln and Classical Guitar Seventh, (831) 624-3871. Loving Childcare • Children’s Sunday School Mission Ranch — singer and pianist Maddaline Lincoln & 7th, Carmel by the Sea Edstrom (pop and jazz, Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 7 831.624.3550 • www.churchofthewayfarer.com p.m.); and pianist Gennady Loktionov (jazz, Monday through Thursday at 7 p.m.). 26270 Dolores St., (831) 625- &CTOGN&CTOGN3TGUD[VGTKCP3TGUD[VGTKCP&JWTEJ&JWTEJ All Saints’ Episcopal Church 9040. 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Facing a crowded future

WHEN THE Emperors of China wanted to keep barbarian invaders at bay, they built the Great Wall. Today, the people of Monterey County have their own invasion to deal with: Tourists, who are coming in greater numbers than ever to places like Big Sur. Meanwhile, one of the environmental movement’s great successes — the acquisition of private land to save it from development — is also starting to bear fruit that has a bitter taste to some locals, because as those parcels are (very slowly) turned into parklands accessible to the public, the possibility of them attracting crowds looms large and would mean even bigger crowds for the entire area. While some residents of our highly scenic coastline might like to see it walled off from the rest of humanity so they can enjoy it themselves in peace and quiet, the fact is that such a thing will never happen, and neither will toll roads or any other penalty or prohibition to discourage the growth of mass tourism. Population growth in California and the world that surrounds it continues at a somewhat slower rate than in the past, but it’s still growing. Meanwhile, poverty around the world is declining rapidly, and as people everywhere move into the middle and upper classes, one of the indulgent habits they will eagerly adopt is something most Americans have long taken for granted: going on vacation. And where will the billions who live in developing Asia and Africa want to go? “I think I’m at the corner of ‘No Parking’ and ‘No Parking.’” California, of course. First you give them a washing machine, and the next thing you know, they want to see Pfeiffer Beach. necessary to allow them safe passage, but I And while Europe’s native-born population may be shrinking, everybody don’t think it is a safe situation for anyone!) Letters I am tempted to drive down to Big Sur to see who’s left there still wants to see San Francisco, Los Angeles and (of course) if there is in fact, a bike lane on the highway, Carmel, Pebble Beach and Big Sur. And, except for the Greeks, most of them to the Editor but I have no desire to add to the traffic mis- ery of people living there. have the money to pay for it. Susan Layne, Carmel Whose crazy Face it, dear Pine Cone readers. The 1980s seem positively peaceful and idea was bike lane? State parks out of line quaint compared to the tourism levels we’re seeing this summer, and in 30 more Dear Editor, Dear Editor, You printed a very interesting article last If you missed the meeting to discuss the years, today will seem like an era of quiet solitude. Short of nuclear war or some week on the traffic impact on one of the proposed developments being drawn up for Odello Ranch, Carmel River State Beach other catastrophe, there just isn’t any way to prevent it. area’s treasures, Pfeiffer Beach. However, this has been going on for at least 18 months. and the area south to Point Lobos, please Which isn’t to say that some of the plans floated by state parks for local park- I recall trying to meet another local there to read on. Plans from the California State take sunset photos in January of 2014, and Department of Parks and Recreation call for lands are anything except ridiculous. Zip lines at Pt. Lobos? Forget about it. the parking lot was overflowing, with a long a visitor center, cafe, gift store, 150-car parking lot and shuttle system at Odello Ranch. Sure, new restrooms and parking lots are needed to provide a minimum level line of cars waiting to get in. Obviously, it has gotten much worse, and I’m sure many Across from Pt. Lobos they are proposing of safety for the people who are coming today, with even more needed in the people agree that the whole area between camping, overnight cabin rentals, guided Carmel and Big Sur, especially, is being tours and a zip line. Impossible? near future. Maybe a campground or two would be a good idea. absolutely ruined by the invading hordes of Unthinkable? Think again. The plans put forth are not just idle spec- But worrying over issues like that is missing the forest for the trees. Where tourists — and spare me the merchants saying how great it is for business, because the ulations. They have been in the works for a we live is magnificent and has fantastic weather. We’ve halted development and natural outcome of this situation is less couple of years, and state parks and its part- tourism as the overall area will be wrecked. ners are moving aggressively through the added vast acreages to our parks so nobody else can live here. But is there a way It is simply a matter of time. system to develop some or all of these pro- But the reason for my letter is a quote in posals and get consensus. State parks is to stop them from visiting? The answer is an emphatic, “No.” the story from a resident commenting on actively pushing two alternatives, Alternative Harry Truman famously said, “If you want a friend in Washington, get a dog.” “the bike lane on Highway 1.” Just read that 1 and Alternative 2 (which are bad and phrase, a bike lane on a highway? What bril- worse), but there is an Alternative 3 officials A corollary is, “If you want to have a leisurely drive down Highway 1 through liant planner approved that, pray tell? Or is it reluctantly added halfway through the meet- OK on a highway, but just not a freeway? ing called Alternative 3: “Leave it as it is.” Big Sur, don’t go in the summer.” Anyway, I live a little closer to Carmel, If you think these new developments for That’s true today, and will be even more true in the years ahead. where there are definitely no bike lanes on Odello Ranch, Carmel River State Beach very narrow Highway 1 — not that that and Point Lobos are ludicrous, that the last deters bicyclists from engaging in such an thing we need to do is dramatically intensify insane activity. (I’m pro bicyclists and I do allow plenty of room, stopping completely if See LETTERS page 16A

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Truth is, I didn’t have much talent for Leonard Jacobson. He booked the talent for al. She was early, but for her, that’s on time. siderable confusion among prospective playing a musical instrument. Green Mansions, an upstate New York resort She brought a book, so she didn’t mind the clients over the name, she rebranded herself But as it turns out, my career path shares hotel well known for launching the careers of wait. Taylor is the kind of person who thinks as “Lisa T Business Consultant.” This makes many of the traits required of most profes- Carol Burnett and Don Adams. Each sum- before she speaks and only speaks if she has good sense once her clients realize there is sional musicians. mer the hotel hired a cast of young perform- something to say. She’s also someone who is more to putting on a benefit auction than an Whether you’re a cellist or a comedian, ers (singers, dancers, comedians) to appear known for her voice — how it sounds, how articulate voice. you’ve got to have the courage to perform in in a different show every night throughout she articulates a phrase, and the rhythm and Before moving here, Taylor got a degree front of an audience, self-discipline, motiva- the season. Great experience for a fledgling cadence she controls to get her message in civil and criminal law from Seattle tion, relentless drive to pursue agents and performer. across. University, and then got a Master’s in foren- bookings, willingness to spend long hours I began visiting Jacobson’s office regular- As a benefit auction specialist, fundrais- sic psychology from the Chicago School of practicing, and the ability to withstand ly, hoping for a booking. He was always on Psychology. Her plans to go poverty. Most importantly, you need the the phone. After waiting a half hour or more, on to law school were waylaid capacity to survive constant criticism and I’d finally get in. But just as I’d start my Great Lives by marriage and the arrival of rejection. pitch, the phone would ring. He’d pick up children; two daughters, now As a kid I took violin lessons from our and say, “Jacobson, I’ll be right with you.” grown and planning their own neighbor, Mr. Fisher. They cost 25 cents an Then he’d say to me, “Sorry, Larry, you’re By LISA CRAWFORD WATSON weddings. hour. I soon discovered there was real money just not the type.” Instead of law, Taylor went in playing the violin. The people who lived This went on for three years. Then one ing strategist and consultant, and profession- into business and marketing development, next door to Mr. Fisher offered me 35 cents day he revealed that the director of Green al auctioneer, Taylor’s voice is her medium. starting with Microsoft, followed by a couple to quit. And somebody else offered me ten Mansions was looking for a young comedian But her business acumen, keen insight, criti- of Internet startups. Eventually, she launched dollars to burn the violin. to replace a guy who had dropped out. cal thinking and supreme organizational two different nonprofit organizations, for It was Mr. Fisher. Jacobson said, “He won’t sign you unless he skills are the tools she uses to strategize suc- which she served as executive director. And So Mom decided I should take up sees you work. Can he catch your act some- cess for her clients. she volunteered for CASA (Court Appointed singing. I was a little basso. At Taylor was just 7 years old when she Special Advocates) of Seattle on behalf of least I think that’s what my started coming to the Monterey Peninsula on abused or neglected children, for four years. voice teacher called me. Wilde Times vacation with her family from her native Her portfolio was taking shape, but she had To spare the family, I Seattle. She later honeymooned in Carmel, no idea where it would lead her. vocalized out of an open win- and continued to come often, promising her- While working for Microsoft, Taylor dow. But Mom made me stop. By LARRY WILDE self she would one-day move here. Three began to pay attention to regular compli- She was afraid the neighbors years ago, she and her husband wrung the ments she got for the timbre of her voice. would think she was beating her children. where?” I was opening that Friday at a club cold, damp atmosphere from their Seattle She decided to walk across the street from The highlight of my early singing exploits in Washington D.C. lives, and bought a house in the warmer her office to an audio studio, where she came in high school. We staged a scene from The agent said, “I’ll tell the director. But I reaches of Carmel Valley. began doing voice-over recordings on her “Aida.” I was in the chorus. The music don’t know if he’s willing to fly down to see “One night, my husband and I were lunch breaks. teacher told me afterwards that I hit a high C. you.” lamenting the wet weather of Seattle,” says Over time, she got to thinking. What he didn’t know was that I had backed He was, and he did. Taylor, “and I said, ‘How about we move to “I began to consider how my voice was into a spear. After the show on opening night, the Carmel?’ He thought for a moment and said, developing,” says Taylor, “and how I have no When my voice changed, I got cut from Green Mansions director came to my dress- ‘Why not? Let’s do it.’ We took our Carmel discomfort speaking in front of people. I the chorus. Mom was upset. She thought the ing room. “Larry,” he said, “you’re exactly Valley house down to the studs and redid it in thought about all the Seattle antique auctions teacher should at least find something worth- the type I’m looking for. You got the job.” a Mediterranean style, and we love it. We’ve that took place, and how much I love while in my singing. She said to him, “What Several years went by. One day I was never looked back. We love Seattle as a city, antiques. I decided I should get into selling do you think of Larry’s execution?” passing the office of agent Leonard but not the climate.” antiques at auction.” The music teacher said, “I’m in favor of Jacobson, who had turned me down for three Once ensconced in her new home, Taylor it.” years because “I wasn’t the type.” His door established Pebble Beach Auctions, choosing See LIVES next page I took up the clarinet briefly and played was ajar, and I overheard him speaking on with a small band. We were terrible. But we the phone to someone trying to sell him a landed some free jobs. One night we were comedian for Green Mansions. “No, Charlie, After hearing from col- playing for a local men’s club. I hit a string of he’s not right,” he said. “I’m looking for a leagues and even squeaky notes. An inebriate in the audience Larry Wilde type.” strangers throughout yelled out that I was a bum. The band leader I nearly fell over. So I walked in to see if her career about what stopped the music and said, “Who called our he might have a booking for me. an interesting voice she clarinetist a bum?” “I do have something in San Diego, had, Lisa Taylor turned The drunk shouted, “Who called that bum Larry,” he said, “but to tell you the truth, to a career where it’s a clarinetist?” you’re just not the type.” really an asset. That might partly explain why I became a I read that even J.S. Bach had trouble get- comedian. I was already getting laughs and ting a job once or twice. That’s show biz. being heckled by drunks, so I figured I might You’re not the type, until you are. And some- as well go all out. times it takes two or three hundred years. As a struggling comedian in New York, I Larry Wilde is a former standup comedi- wanted to be a well rounded performer. I an and author of 53 humor books with sales took dance lessons to learn how to move on of over 12 million copies. The New York stage, studied acting with Lee Strasburg, and Times has dubbed him “America’s Best- took voice lessons from a man who coached Selling Humorist.” E-mail larry@larry- Broadway stars. wilde.com.

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Leidig, Carmel restaurateur Hirofumi Ichimaru 98 Years Ago — claims he may have trouble keeping his busi- they’re singing, to me that’s live entertain- owner of the property, considerable topsoil ment,” she says. August 2, 1917 must be removed to level approximately ness open, unless his customers can continue singing a happy song after dinner. Ichimaru Uemura is requesting a six-month review three lots for the post office. It is indicated by the city. The current use permit was Pine Needles the plans will soon be under the architect’s is dismayed by a recent Carmel Planning Commission ruling which prevents him from amended to allow the restaurant to stay open hands. until midnight — a two-hour extension. But The local public schools will open next offering the popular Japanese entertainment The old house which occupied the second the Japanese often eat late and conduct busi- Monday. Miss Stella Danielson and Miss called karaoke at his restaurant on Fifth and lot from the corner of Sixth was moved this ness afterward over sushi and karaoke. While Betty Waud have returned from their vaca- Dolores. week by Barney Bracisco, member of the that may be common knowledge to Japanese tions. The classes will be larger than ever. With karaoke, patrons at bars and restau- fire department of which Leidig is chief. It patrons, it’s Greek to some Carmel planning Mr. De C.A. Putney, formerly of New rants sing along with recorded music. The was built about 46 years ago for the F.A. commissioners: Commissioners Brian York, is in Carmel until August 10. While lead vocal track is not on the tapes, and the Darling family of San Jose by Armbruster, Congleton and Lindsay Hanna abstained here he will tune and repair a limited number unabashed performer sings into a micro- the contractor and was one of the first three from voting on the live entertainment of pianos. This is an opportunity for those phone, often embarrassing himself and the residences in that block. The other two were motion, saying they had never seen karaoke having pianos in need of tuning to obtain the rest of his party. for the Cogle brothers and the Horn family. before and they didn’t feel qualified to judge services of a first-class workman, as Mr. Salinas attorney Bob Uemura argues his Leidig has owned the property for the it. Putney is a tuner of long experience and client is losing business because visiting past eight years. —Compiled by Christopher Good understands his business thoroughly, having Japanese expect to enjoy karaoke after eating tuned for many leading professionals, among Thos. Mann Grandchild Born them Josef Hoffman, Rudolph Gonz, Madam Gadski, and Jan Kubelic. To Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mann, youthful PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Will the finder of black-striped serge Carmel residents, was born this week a first trousers please leave same at Pine Cone child, a son, Fredolen. Fredolen is the first office? FICTITIOUS BUSINESS after any change in the facts set forth in who declares as true any material matter grandchild of Thomas Mann, the noted emi- NAME STATEMENT the statement pursuant to Section 17913 pursuant to Section 17913 of the File No. 20151333 other than a change in the residence Business and Professions code that the gre German author, and his wife, Martha, The following person(s) is (are) doing address of a registered owner. A new registrant knows to be false is guilty of a n Southern California residents. business as: Alpha Project, 258 Dundee Fictitious Business Name Statement misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to 75 Years Ago — Drive, Monterey, CA 93940, County of must be filed before the expiration. exceed one thousand dollars ($1,000)). The proud grandparents will arrive in Monterey The filing of this statement does not of S/ Ronald Ray Kinney August 2, 1940 Registered owner(s): itself authorize the use in this state of a This statement was filed with the County Carmel next week to see the child, born to Athlete International, LLC, 2024 Del Fictitious Business Name in violation of Clerk of Monterey County on June 19, Monte Ave., Ste B, Monterey, CA 93940; the rights of another under Federal, 2015. their own youngest child of a family of six. California State, or common law (See Section NOTICE-In accordance with Subdivision Post Office Excavation Underway This business is conducted by: a Limited 14411 et seq., Business and Professions (a) of Section 17920, a Fictitious Name The little boy, who weighed 7½ pounds at Liability Company Code). Statement generally expires at the end of birth, was born in Monterey hospital on July The registrant commenced to transact Original five years from the date on which it was business under the fictitious business CNS-2766883# filed in the office of the County Clerk, M.J. Murphy, Inc., this week started exca- 31 at 8 a.m. The father is a talented violinist name or names listed above on CARMEL PINE CONE except, as provided in Subdivision (b) of vating 1,400 yards from the site of the new 04/01/2015. July 31, Aug. 7, 14, 21, 2015. (PC 705) Section 17920, where it expires 40 days who has been living in Carmel for several I declare that all information in this state- after any change in the facts set forth in Carmel post office building on Dolores ment is true and correct. (A registrant the statement pursuant to Section 17913 months in the Phil Nesbitt house in Carmel who declares as true any material matter FICTITIOUS BUSINESS other than a change in the residence street north of Sixth. While there will be no pursuant to Section 17913 of the NAME STATEMENT address of a registered owner. A new Woods. Business and Professions code that the File No. 20151310 Fictitious Business Name Statement registrant knows to be false is guilty of a The following person(s) is (are) doing must be filed before the expiration. misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to business as: Ron's Lost Room, 7580 The filing of this statement does not of exceed one thousand dollars ($1,000)). Langley Canyon Rd., Salinas, CA 93907, itself authorize the use in this state of a I’m not organized, or if the organization isn’t S/ Paul Cater, CEO County of Monterey Fictitious Business Name in violation of This statement was filed with the County Registered owner(s): the rights of another under Federal, LIVES clear about its goals or hasn’t already culti- Clerk of Monterey County on June 24, Ronald Ray Kinney, 7580 Langley Canyon State, or common law (See Section 2015. Rd., Salinas, CA 93907 14411 et seq., Business and Professions From previous page vated donors.” NOTICE-In accordance with Subdivision This business is conducted by: an Code). Quite often, says Taylor, organizations get (a) of Section 17920, a Fictitious Name Individual Original Statement generally expires at the end of The registrant commenced to transact Taylor trained to become a professional a popular local personality to come in cold five years from the date on which it was business under the fictitious business CNS-2765609# filed in the office of the County Clerk, name or names listed above on N/A. CARMEL PINE CONE auctioneer through the National Auctioneers and call bids at their event — a newscaster, except, as provided in Subdivision (b) of I declare that all information in this state- July 31, Aug. 7, 14, 21, 2015. (PC 704) Association. It was her colleagues who sug- weatherman, television or movie star — who Section 17920, where it expires 40 days ment is true and correct. (A registrant gested she had the style and savvy to shift garners a lot of attention, but not always a lot from antiques to benefit auctions. Through of funds. She also considers the dynamics of additional training and experience, she the event. Passed hors d’oeuvres mean peo- became a fundraising strategist and consul- ple are not going to pay attention to speakers GO FIGURE tant, which significantly elevated her contri- and auctioneers, so it needs to be a sit-down bution to the capital campaigns and fundrais- affair. Presentations should be short, and barre studios ing events for the nonprofit organizations auction items should appeal to the audience. with whom she consults. Most importantly, she says, guests should be BOOK A CLASS TODAY! “My decision to become a benefit auction clear about and dedicated to the mission of specialist,” says Taylor, “stemmed from host- the nonprofit organization. That’s a sure way (2ND CLASS IS FREE!) ing galas and fundraisers for nonprofits, and to get those paddles raised. seeing what worked and what didn’t. 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been working with city officials and the Fuzie also addressed an interesting con- POST OFFICE USPS to resolve several issues and address PARKS cern that one resident raised. In a letter to From page 1A recent complaints from patrons. As an added From page 1A The Pine Cone, Glenn Berry argued that deterrent against transients sleeping there, because Prop 117 money was used to help the San Francisco Inspection Services for postal officials late last week removed the us not to look at parking lots and bathrooms pay for the land, it needs to remain in open the USPS, last week, after a representative benches that have been in the box lobby for during the process,” he said. space and can’t be converted into a state from U.S. Rep. Sam Farr’s office asked the years. At the same time, Fuzie urged the public park. Known as the Mountain Lion police department for help, according to city not to hold anything back. Protection Act, Prop 117 was approved by administrator Doug Schmitz. “We want to know what the public wants voters in 1990 and required California to Specifically, Schmitz cited an incident in KIOSKS — or doesn’t want,” he said. spend no less than $30 million a year in tax which a transient who has made a habit of From page 1A When asked about the parking lots dollars on wildlife habitat protection. “The sleeping in the post office had a “verbal included in the plan, Fuzie said there’s a seri- State of California is unilaterally defying the altercation” with another man. plate-reading technology to enforce parking ous need to get vehicles off the shoulder of intent of the voters,” Berry declared. “Ebon Dixon, the long residing individ- time limits and other rules, a technician with Highway 1, where they routinely block the But Fuzie insisted the creation of a state ual, has become more aggressive toward PCS Mobile will be in town Aug. 3 to install bike lane and pose hazards to pedestrians, park is an appropriate use for the mountain both the staff and postal patrols,” Schmitz the first of several new LPR systems. The bicyclists and other motorists. The problem lion money — and the purchase was made said. new scooter will be equipped with the sys- only appears to be getting worse as record- with the intention of creating one. He point- A towering figure seen shuffling around tem, too, once it arrives. breaking numbers of tourists from around ed out that much of the funding from the town, Dixon has had multiple run-ins with Finally, he said, Police Chief Mike the world continue to pour down Highway 1 proposition goes to state and regional parks. the law for small crimes, such as trespassing Calhoun “is coordinating with the City of toward Carmel and Big Sur. “I don’t think He called Berry’s view “a big stretch.” and spitting on a passerby. He is often whis- Pacific Grove as it develops an ordinance to it’s safe, and neither do our constituents,” State parks will host another public meet- pering to himself. create a tiered parking citation system,” Fuzie said of the parking danger. ing this fall or winter. Next, park officials “Congressman Farr’s staff has contacted which would have repeat offenders slapped Fuzie also reminded the public that none will come back in spring 2016 with a prelim- local mental health officials, asking that they with higher fines. of the proposals are “a done deal.” “I would inary general plan and an environmental interview and interact with Mr. Dixon,” Calhoun is also working with Walker like to dispel the myth that the end game is impact report. They hope to get the general Schmitz said last Thursday. “A representa- parking consultants to develop downtown already spelled out,” he said. plan and EIR approved by next summer. tive from a mental health service agency will parking zones, out of which people will be be at the post office tomorrow.” required to move their cars after being Local postmistress Sandra Tamiano has parked for two hours. A trusted name on the Monterey Peninsula for nearly 50 years! WhWh ta ’’ss The VaValue Terry McGowan 831.236.7251

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The City of Carmel-by-the-Sea and the Carmel Police Department are preparing for the 2015 Concours week, August 10th through the 16th, and would like to remind our residents and visitors, Rearrange existing furniture especially those with special needs, to plan ahead and be prepared for heavy traffic congestion coming in and out of Carmel and the downtown area especially during the Tuesday and Thursday & accessories for a new look events: Carmel Concours on the Avenue and Concours d’Elegance Pebble Beach. During both of these events Ocean Avenue and surrounding streets will be closed to thru traffic and the City encourages residents and visitors to use Carpenter Street and Rio Road to access and exit the City. Free parking in designated lots at the Carmel Mission and shuttle service to Sunset Center, San Carlos & 9th Avenue, will be provided on Tuesday and Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. New York City Interior Designer living locally For a calendar and information on Car Week events around the Monterey Peninsula please visit the following websites: www.pebblebeachconcours.net or www.montereycarweek.com References available The City has prohibited the use of drones during these events due to safety concerns. We appreciate your cooperation. For further information, please contact: Paul Tomasi, Police Commander Free Initial Consultation 831-236-3130 (831) 624-6403; [email protected] Publication dates: July 31, Aug. 7, 2015 (PC 735)

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the (R-1) Zoning District, Beach and Ripar- 200 square foot carport in the front FL-120 or FL-123) at the court and have Salinas, CA 93905 ARE ON PAGE 2: These restraining or- Planning Commission of the City of ian Overlay (BR) District, and the Park setback, a new front wall, and site cov- a copy served on the petitioner. A let- 710-2367 ders are effective against both Carmel-by-the-Sea will conduct a Overlay (P) District erage alterations at a property located ter, phone or court appearance call will RONALD D. LANCE spouses or domestic partners until the public hearing in the City Hall Council in the Single-Family Residential (R-1) not protect you. 11 W. Laurel Dr., Suite #215 petition is dismissed, a judgement is Chambers, located on the east side of 2. DS 15-231 (Tomalonis) Zoning District If you do not file your Response on Salinas, CA 93906 entered, or the court makes further or- Monte Verde between Ocean and Kathleen Tomalonis time, the court may make orders af- (831) 443-6509 ders. They are enforceable anywhere Seventh Avenues, on Wednesday, Au- Dolores 4 NW of 2nd Street 6. DS 15-106 (Kitterman) fecting your marriage or domestic Lic. LDA #5 in California by any law enforcement gust 12, 2015. The public hearings Block: 9, Lot: 13 Chris and Kristen Kitterman partnership, your property, and cus- County: Monterey officer who has received or seen a will be opened at 4:00 p.m. or as soon APN: 010-127-027 Santa Fe, 4 NW of 2nd Ave. tody of your children. You may be or- Date: June 10. 2015 copy of them. thereafter as possible. For the items Consideration of Design Study (DS Blk: 14, Lot: 13 dered to pay support and attorney fees (s) Teresa A. Risi, Clerk FEE WAIVER: If you cannot pay on the agenda, staff will present the 15-231) for the replacement of a wood- APN: 010-101-007 and costs. by Carol Melber, Deputy the filing fee, ask the clerk for a fee project, then the applicant and all in- shake roof with composition shingles Consideration of Final Design For legal advice, contact a lawyer Publication Dates: July 31, Aug. 7, 14, waiver form. The court may order you terested members of the public will on a residence located in the Single- Study (DS 15-106) for substantial alter- immediately. Get help finding a lawyer 21, 2015. (PC 733) to pay back all or part of the fees and be allowed to speak or offer written Family Residential (R-1) District ations to a single-family residence lo- at the California Courts Online Self- costs that the court waived for you or testimony before the Commission cated in the Single-Family Residential Help Center (www.cours.ca.gov/self- the other party. takes action. Decisions to approve or 3. DS 15-142 (Neckopulos) (R-1) Zoning District help), at the California Legal Services SUMMONS (FAMILY LAW) The name and address of the deny the project may be appealed to Michael LePage website (www.lawhelpca.org), or by CASE NUMBER: DR 56182 court is: the City Council by filing a written no- 2 NE of 4th on Lobos 7. Residential Roofing Policy contacting your local county bar asso- SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, tice of appeal with the office of the Block: 1B, Lot: 4 and N pt. of Lot 5 (City of Carmel Planning ciation. NOTICE TO RESPONDENT: COUNTY MONTEREY City Clerk within ten (10) working APN: 010-013-006 Commission Roofing NOTICE - RESTRAINING ORDERS GUILLERMO P. PORTILLO 1200 Aguajito Road days following the date of action by Consideration of a Design Study Sub-Committee) ARE ON PAGE 2: These restraining or- You have been sued. Monterey, CA 93940 the Planning Commission and paying (DS 15-142) for the construction of a Carmel-by-the-Sea ders are effective against both PETITIONER’S NAME IS: The name, address and telephone the requisite appeal fee. new detached garage located on a Residential Zoning Districts spouses or domestic partners until the MARIA E. G. PORTILLO number of the petitioner’s attorney, or property in the Single-Family Residen- Consideration of Roofing Sub- petition is dismissed, a judgement is You have 30 CALENDAR DAYS petitioner without an attorney, are: If you challenge the nature of the pro- tial (R-1) Zoning District committee recommendations regard- entered, or the court makes further or- after this Summons and Petition are MARIA E. G. PORTILLO posed action in court, you may be lim- ing allowable roofing materials in the ders. They are enforceable anywhere served on you to file a Response (form 1532 Ebro Circle ited to raising only those issues you or 4. UP 15-188 (Hahn Winery) Single Family Residential (R-1) Zoning in California by any law enforcement FL-120 or FL-123) at the court and have Salinas, CA 93906 someone else raised at the public David Peartree District officer who has received or seen a a copy served on the petitioner. A let- 444-7672 hearing described in this notice, or in SE Corner of Ocean and Mission copy of them. ter, phone or court appearance call will RONALD D. LANCE written correspondence delivered to Blk: 78, Lots: All City of Carmel-by-the-Sea FEE WAIVER: If you cannot pay not protect you. 11 W. Laurel Dr., Suite #215 the Planning Commission or the City APN: 010-086-006 Marc Wiener, Senior Planner the filing fee, ask the clerk for a fee If you do not file your Response on Salinas, CA 93906 Council at, or prior to, the public hear- Consideration of Use Permit (UP Publication dates: July 31, 2015. (PC waiver form. The court may order you time, the court may make orders af- (831) 443-6509 ing. 15-188) to establish a retail wine shop 732) to pay back all or part of the fees and fecting your marriage or domestic Lic. LDA #5 with wine tasting as an ancillary use in costs that the court waived for you or partnership, your property, and cus- County: Monterey 1. DS 15-105 (Corradini) an existing commercial space located the other party. tody of your children. You may be or- Date: Nov. 12. 2014 Robert Carver, AIA in the Central Commercial (CC) Zoning SUMMONS (FAMILY LAW) The name and address of the dered to pay support and attorney fees (s) Teresa A. Risi, Clerk 4 parcels SE of 9th on Scenic Rd. District CASE NUMBER: DR 57051 court is: and costs. by L. Newell, Deputy Block: A2 , Lot: S pt. of SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, For legal advice, contact a lawyer Publication Dates: July 31, Aug. 7, 14, Lot 7 & N pt. of Lot 8 5. DS 15-053 (Blincoe) NOTICE TO RESPONDENT: COUNTY MONTEREY immediately. Get help finding a lawyer 21, 2015. (PC 734) APN: 010-302-010 Joshua Stewman, ANDRES T. SEPULVEDA 1200 Aguajito Road at the California Courts Online Self- Consideration of a Concept Design Homelife Design You have been sued. Monterey, CA 93940 Help Center (www.cours.ca.gov/self- continuance and Final Design Study Casanova Ave., 5 SW of 8th Ave. PETITIONER’S NAME IS: The name, address and telephone help), at the California Legal Services (DS 15-105) and associated Coastal Block: I , Lot: S 11 MARIA R. SEPULVEDA number of the petitioner’s attorney, or website (www.lawhelpca.org), or by To place a legal call Irma Development Permit application for APN: 010-263-004 You have 30 CALENDAR DAYS petitioner without an attorney, are: contacting your local county bar asso- (831) 274-8645 the construction of a new residence lo- Consideration of Design Study (DS after this Summons and Petition are MARIA R. SEPULVEDA ciation. [email protected] cated in the Single-Family Residential 15-053) for the construction of a new served on you to file a Response (form 225 Cross Ave. NOTICE - RESTRAINING ORDERS 32A The Carmel Pine Cone July 31, 2015

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