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Sometimes, when I look at my childen, I say tomyself, 'Lillian, you should have emained a

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I had a ose named afte me and I was veyflatteed. But I was not pleased to ead thedesciption in the cataloue: - 'No ood in a

bed, but fine aainst a wall.'- Eleanor Roosevelt

Last week, I stated this woman was the uliestwoman I had eve seen. I have since been

visited by he siste, and now wish to withdawthat statement.. - Mark Twain

The secet of a ood semon is to have a ood beinninand a ood endin; and to have the two as close toethe

as possible - George Burns

Santa Claus has the iht idea. Visit people only oncea yea. - Victo Boe

Be caeful about eadin health books. You may die of amispint. - Mark Twain

By all means, may. If you et a ood wife, you'llbecome happy; if you et a b ad one, you'll become a

philosophe. - Socrates

I was maied by a jude. I should have asked fo ajuy. - Groucho Marx

My wife has a sliht impediment in he speech. Eveynow and then she stops to beathe. - Jimmy Duante

I have neve hated a man enouh to ive his diamondsback. - Zsa Zsa Gabor

Only Iish coffee povides in a sinle lass all fouessential food oups: alcohol, caffeine, sua and fat.

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My luck is so bad that if I bouht a cemetey, peoplewould stop dyin. - Rodney Dangerfield

Money can't buy you happiness .... But it does bin you a

moe pleasant fom of misey - Spike Milligan

Until I was thiteen, I thouht my name was SHUT UP. -Joe Namath

I don't feel old. I don't feel anythin until noon. Thenit's time fo my nap. - Bob Hope

I neve dink wate because of the disustinthins that fish do in it.. - W. C. Fields

We could cetainly slow the ain pocess down ifit had to wok its way thouh Coness.

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Don't woy about avoidin temptation.As you ow olde, it will avoid you.

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By the time a man is wise enouh to watch his step,he's too old to o anywhee. - Billy Crystal

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Civil War if you

visited Central

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September 4th and

Sunday September

5th, 2010 during

The Huntington

Beach Historical

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WAR DAYSa fascinating Living

History, complete with Battle

Reenactments. The event was Located

near Huntington Central Library at 7111

Talbert, There were campsites for the

Union and Confederate soldiers and

their supporters as well as Sutlers

(merchants), tasty food & beverages and

battlefields, which without telephone

wires or modern sights to interfer, really

persuade you that youre in the 1860s.

It was an awesome feeling,

literally stepping back in time as you

walk along the trail seeing everyone

dressed in authentic-looking era clothes.

All participants are playing roles like

blacksmith, undertaker, soldier, cook,

musician, seamstress, bookselleryou

name it, its there. Its like youre in the

middle of a major movie being filmed.

And it seems as if

youre in Central

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Central Park).

Seldom do you geta chance like this,

to stroll through

history, smell the

eggs being cooked

over open fires, see

actual authenic-

type battles take

place between

North and South

infantry and

artillery. You heard

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the drums and fife, and shouts of

command as battlers maneuver to fight

for victory.

Believe it or not, President Abe

Lincoln was even there presenting his

famous Gettysburg Address.

Thank you to Huntington Beach

Civil War Days Chair Kelly Rivers, her

son Darrell and her Mother Maureen in

addition to the participants/volunteers.

I'd also like to mention that Huntington

Beach City Manager Fred Wilson and

Huntington Beach City Attorney

Jennifer McGrath attended the event.

This amazing event is yearly and is

FREE. All refreshment proceeds

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please call: (714) 969-8928.

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200,000 residents and

millions of visitors is big

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serving the needs of coffee

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sandwich or two, croissants,

pastries, bagels, and an atmosphere

where you can comfortably check your

email while on the road in Surf City are

offered at a new shop just around the

corner from the Main Street Starbucks.

The grand opening of Sertinos in

Huntington Beach (directly across the

street from Shorebreak Hotel) on 5th

Street, provides downtown residents and

visitors another coffee house and

sandwich shop similar to Coachs Deli

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and sold at Sertinos Coffee Cafe.

Not hungry yet? You will be when

you visit and see the beautiful food

preparation area and see the spacious

room with indoor and outdoor cafe

seating next to HBs unique sea

sculpture at The Strand.


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Huntington Beach Chamber Of CommerceRibbon Cutting Photo to Congratulate Sertino's onbecoming their newest Downtown Huntington BeachMember. Photo courtesy of Linda Martin, Huntington

Beach Chamber Of Commerce.

The Armstrong Family from BigBear and San Diego in Their

Colonial Wear.

Recently, Maya Angelou was

interviewed by Oprah on her

70th birthday. Oprah asked

her what she thought of growing

older. And, there on television, she

said it was 'exciting...'

I agree. Whether it is body parts

or brain cells... aging affects them all.

Maya and me agree that no matter

what happens, or how bad it seems

today, life does go on, and it will be

better tomorrow.'

'We've learned that you can tell a

lot about a person by the way he/she

handles these three things: a rainy

day, lost luggage, and tangled

Christmas tree lights.'

'We've learned that regardless of

your relationship with your parents,

you'll miss them when they're gone

from your life.'

'We've learned that making a

'living' is not the same thing as

making a life.'

'I've learned also that life

sometimes gives you a second

chance.'

'I've learned that you shouldn't

go through life with a catcher's mitt

on both hands; you need to be able to

throw some things back...'

'I've learned that whenever I

decide something with an open heart,

I usually make the right decision.'

'We've learned that even when I

have pains, I don't have to be one.'

'I've learned that every day you

should reach out and touch someone.

People love a warm hug, or just a

friendly pat on the back...'

'I've learned that I still have a lot

to learn..'

'I've learned that people will

forget what you said, people will

forget what you did, but people will

never forget how you made them

feel.'

Please share this... If you do,

something good will happen: You

will boost another perosn's self-

esteem.

If you don't... the elastic will

break and your underwear will fall

down around your ankles!

Believe me, don't take any

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BILL RORICK: I am a common senseconservative who has grown frustrated with

many of our elected officials. In general I think

politicians have forgotten that they are public servants forthe people they represent and not some kind of royalty. Iam running because I truly want to limit the size ofgovernment and keep taxes and fees to a minimum.

SHAWN ROSELIUS: I am running forHuntington Beach City Council because I care

about the community and I am concerned about

the future of the city. I think the city is spending money it

doesnt have on projects it doesnt need. My supporters willprobably be the young, environmentally concerned, fiscallyconservative voters although I hope to represent a wide varietyof the residents of Huntington Beach. I hope to win a seat on thecouncil by running a grass roots campaign and showing people

that I am different than the usual city politician. I have good ideas

and am excited to work for the people of Huntington Beach.

JOE CARCHIO: I would very much like theopportunity to finish the job I started four

years ago. I was elected four years ago by doingwell with the voters in every part of HB and would hope todo the same. I am the only incumbent running andExperience does matter these days with the verycomplicated issues facing our town.

NORM WESTWELL: I enjoy publicservice and giving back to our great

community. I enjoy a broad base of supportfrom community members and especially those whodesire a smaller, leaner, less costly government. I intendon winning a seat on the HB Council the same way Iwas elected to the position of Trustee for the OceanView School District; by winning the confidence of the

electorate and securing more votes than my opponents.

BILLY OCONNELL: I am running for theHuntington Beach City Council because I wantto make a difference in my community. I believe

each one of us should do their part to make Huntington Beacha better place. As a councilmember I know I can help shape apositive future for our city and our children. I believe my get

things done attitude combined with my unique experience willbe valued by the voters. I plan on taking that message directly

to our community and believe they will support my goals.

JIM KATAPODIS: I am running for CityCouncil because I want to preserve the quality oflife we enjoy in Huntington Beach. I am a strong

advocate of managed growth and responsible government.My top priority is to ensure that police and fire departments

keep our city safe. I do not want Hunt ington Beach to fall victim to what happened to other cities where unethicalofficials mismanaged public funds. Good governmentrequires the participation of honest, informed and involvedcitizens. I am always inclined to give back to my community

and have realized that my time to serve is now.

DAN KALMICK: I am running for CityCouncil in order to bring a voice to the

average resident of the city who does not

support the irresponsible development that the

city has gone through in recent years. I will bring

support from SE HB, NE HB, mobile homeowners,downtown residents, open space supporters andyounger voters. I also will gain the support of the local workers as well as the fire and police departments.My large youthful volunteer base and a reasonableamount of money will help get my message to

residents of the city.

HEATHER GROW: Why am I running forHuntington Beach City Council? The

answer is simple: I love Huntington Beach. I

love the people; our culture, our beaches, and everythingabout it. In fact, I want to help preserve its distinctivecharacter as a beautiful, fun and safe place to live. I willdraw support from like-minded citizens who loveHuntington Beach and want someone in office who willlisten to their needs. I expect to win by reaching out to

the community and personally sharing my message.

WILLIAM GRUNWALD: Like many otherresidents of Huntington Beach, I have

become increasingly more upset over the

disconnect between elected officials and the

constituents they claim to serve.While many residentsof our community have been devastated by the recenteconomic recession, government in general seems to beproceeding on a business as usual basis. During mycampaign, I hope to connect with others in the community

who understand that change is needed.

BRUCE J. BRANDT: I am running as itseems right for me and as a 30+ year HB

resident. I want to contribute my experience tothe council. I expect to be supported by conservatives andthe ~ 14,000 who voted for me in 2008 for my first run.

CONNIE BOARDMAN: I served on thecouncil from 2000-2004 and was Mayor in 2003.

I did not run for re-election in 2004, but now am

running again because this council simply does not

respond to the concerns of the residents. Whether indowntown, the southeast, or at Bolsa Chica the currentcouncil has demonstrated that special interests matter more

than the voices of the residents. I will win one of the openseats because I have run a successful campaign in the past, andcan do it again. Plus, I am running as part of Team Huntington

Beach! Planning Commission Chair Blair Farley, FormerPlanning Commissioner, Joe Shaw and I are running together

to make the council more responsive to our residents.

JOHN VON HOLLE: I am running because Ihave 36 years of city government experienceto draw from. I worked for the City of Huntington

Beach, in Public Works Engineering and 28 years of thattime was in the Public Works Development Section workingon City and private development projects. I also negotiatedunion contracts with the City of Huntington Beach. Thisexperience has given me the knowledge on how the City ofHuntington Beach does business. Because I have so much tooffer to the citizens of our community, I havent thought ofany one group I want to draw support from but hope toreceive support from every Huntington Beach resident that

wants to see change in our City government.

LANDON FICHTNER: Im running forHuntington Beach City Council because as an

atmospheric and oceanic scientist I feel that

Im a great bridge between the corporate

development that the city needs, and the

environmental responsibility that we all share as

residents of a coastal community. Any resident that wants to see our city develop with a strong master plan, that infuses physical responsibility, environmental

considerations, commercial interests, and a strong tourismfocus will find that Im the best man for the job.

BLAIR FARLEY: I am running for Council toadvocate for the people of Huntington Beach

so that I can bring together the needs of

residents, business and property owners to find

solutions that will make our City an amazing place to

live and work as well as for our visitors to shop and

play. I will seek solutions that balance residential quality oflife and community needs. I will not go along with the

special interests that seek to maximize their own interestsover the good of the whole community. I expect to win with the support of those who want the Council to

represent them, along with hard work and the right ideasabout how to move forward.

FRED SPEAKER: I am running for HBCity Council to serve the people of HB.

Specific knowledge and past experience onmajor local issues will help me deal with present andfuture issues. I love this place and would expect to drawsupport from all areas of the community.

JOE SHAW: I am running to give ourneighborhoods, residents and local

businesses a greater voice at city hall. Myexperience as a business leader downtown, my citycommission experience and my communityinvolvement plus my passion for promoting our city,make me the best choice for City Council. I will use my

abilities to solve budget issues creatively, stand up forsmall business, create jobs, and promote sustainabilityof city resources. The city needs to remove obstacles tosuccess, not create them. I will win because I have anexperienced campaign team, a large group of well- trained and seasoned volunteers, as well as wide

support from small business leaders, support fromneighborhoods throughout Huntington Beach,environmental and other community organizations.

ERIK PETERSON: I decided to run forHuntington Beach City Council to try and

help my city government become better

stewards to its citizens. Im tired of hearing politiciansdebating on whether to take a little more money or a lot

more money from people to finance theirs or previouspoliticians bad decisions. I hope to draw support from like-minded individuals who want Huntington Beach to remaina pristine California beach community that doesnt look atits residents as an endless cash source. I feel the best wayto win a Council seat is to continue getting out and talking

to people. As citizens, our voices and actions are heard theloudest locally. Lets work together to fix our city.

ANDRISSA DOMINGUEZ: It would be adisservice to the residents of Huntington Beach

for me to answer some of the questions when I

do not possess all the necessary facts.

BARBARA DELGLEIZE: I am running forHB City Council because I have spent the last

36 years of my life working, living and playing

in HB. Our city has transformed from a sleeping beachtown into a vibrant, eclectic amazing city it is today. I want to keep it that way and improve it. I expect to draw thatsame base of people who have come to appreciate thequality of life they have come to expect living in HB.Important core services police, fire and upgrades to our

community infrastructure such as sewers, sidewalks, roadsand a sold tax base to pay for these vital services. I expectto win by connecting with the people I just described.

MATTHEW HARPER: I will compete for avote from every ballot cast from Huntington

Beach in the General Election. With threemembers of the City Council ineligible to run for re-election due to term limits, there will be a significant loss of

experience. If elected, I would put my academic,professional, and political experience to work for the City

of Huntington Beach.

WHY ARE YOU RUNNING?Why are you running for Huntington Beach City Council, what sectors of the electorate do you

expect to draw support from, and how do you expect to win one of the available Council seats?

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An 87-year-old

Oregon State

U n i v e r s i t y

graduate has donated $1

million to its veterinary

medicine program.

University officials said

Pete deLaubenfels of Corvallis

asked the school to earmark some of

the gift to increase public awareness

about the impact of veterinary

medicine on human health research.

The native of Huntington

Beach, Calif., did not enter college

until 1960 at the age of 37

after starting his career as

a police officer.

D e L a u b e n f e l s

became a teacher after

earning his degree at

Oregon State and worked

for 22 years in education.

Officials said the donation is

part of The Campaign for OSU,

which has raised $600 million

toward a goal of $625 million to

support students, faculty and

programs at Oregon State.

On September 5, 2010, at about 3:47 in the

morning, a witness called the

Huntington Beach Police Department to

report a possible burglary of the Arco gas station

in progress at 19971 Beach Boulevard. The

witness said the suspect had a white construction

vehicle with tool boxes attached. A short time

later, a police officer observed a white 1999

Chevrolet commercial truck fitting the

description near Magnolia and Adams. The

vehicle attempted to flee from the police officer

and a vehicle pursuit started. The suspect lost

control of his vehicle and crashed into the side of

a residence in the 20100 block of Shorewood

Circle. The suspect fled on foot from the scene.

The vehicle the suspect was driving was

discovered to be astolen vehicle from the City of

Anaheim. The residents in the house on

Shorewood Circle were not injured.

Huntington Beach police officers, with the

assistance of one of our police canines, located

the suspect hiding in the back yard of a residence

in the 9000 block of Mediterranean. Cash and

lottery tickets from the burglary were located

with the suspect along with other evidence. The

police officers arrested Joseph Samuel Fotia, a

20 year old resident of Anaheim. He was booked

in the Huntington Beach City Jail for burglary,

auto theft, possession of methamphetamine, and

drug paraphernalia, driving under the influence

of drugs, evading police, resisting arrest, and hit

& run.

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BILL RORICK: I have extensiveleadership experience. I have successful

senior executive experience at large, small,and medium sized businesses. I am a

business friendly candidate and know whatbusinesses need to succeed so that theycan provide additional needed jobs andopportunities for our community. I have an

engineering degree from Cal Poly (SLO)and an MBA from Pepperdine. This diverseeducation provides me with the technicaland business sense required to reviewprojects and budgets to ensure that ourvaluable tax dollars are not wasted.

SHAWN ROSELIUS: At 18, myleadership experience is limited, but I feel

I have the strength of character to be aneffective public servant for the people ofHuntington Beach. My age is what mostdistinguishes me from the othercandidates. I have no family or loyalties tolarge corporations so the City of

Huntington Beach is my primary concern.

JOE CARCHIO: I can say, Councilman Joe Carchio is the only incumbent runningfor HB City Council. Almost four years ofdealing with Staff and the citizens gives me this distinguishing characteristic keepingthe focus on the voter.

NORM WESTWELL: I have beeninvolved in local politics since 1999. I am a

long time HB business owner. I havereceived numerous days of instruction on good governance skills and practices. I amnow serving a 2nd term as an electedTrustee for the Ocean View School

District. In 2008 I was elected by myfellow board members to serve as Clerkand then President for the Ocean ViewSchool District in 2009. I was endorsed byour Teachers Union. I have successfullycompleted collective bargainingagreements 4 times. I have hired a new

Superintendent for our District and haveapproved $10.2 million dollars in budgetcuts over the last 2 years with minimalimpacts to our educational product.

BILLY OCONNELL: As one of thefounders of Colettes Childrens home, I will bring real-world experience to CityHall. We work daily to meet our budget,

find new sources of revenue, and deliverresults. I have been able to grow ourorganization through hard work andfocused effort. At Colettes we make a realdifference in the lives of women andchildren. I think this unique experience will

give the voters a clear choice.

JIM KATAPODIS: My service to thecommunity includes Second Vice Presidentof the Goldenwest Homeowners Association, Executive Board of Directorsfor the Los Angeles Police and RevolverClub, and Board of Directors for the Westminster Community Theater. I am a

graduate of the West Point LawEnforcement Leadership program and theSupervisor Leadership Institute.

DAN KALMICK: I started my firstconsulting company when I was 11 years

old. After identifying a need in the market,I used my skills and knowledge to build a

successful business at a young age. Icurrently run a small business consultingcompany; working with small businesses tooptimize their business processes using

technology. I have worked with the Lionsclub and was an officer in the reservedivision of the Orange County Fire Authority for several years. I am not adeveloper and thusly do not feel that thesolution to every problem is to build

something. Instead I want to look at whatother cities and municipalities have done inorder to boost revenue and cut costs.There is no reason to reinvent the wheel(read: hire a consultant) to do somethingthat someone has already done.

HEATHER GROW: Im a real HB girl.Ive spent most of my life serving our

community. I am very grateful to have beenable to study law and government at topuniversities and have been using what Ilearned for the past several years in variouscapacities and in many different local andinternational organizations. I am a good

listener and have the intelligence to weigh the facts at issue and come up with adecision.

WILLIAM GRUNWALD: Having worked in management for privateindustry most of my adult life, I understand the impact that poor planning andimplementation of projects and services

have on the viability of the organizationitself. While a municipality cannot beoperated exactly as a business, there aremany city functions that can benefit from the application of business practices,procedures, and accountability. As a

practicing attorney, I am also in a uniqueposition to understand the legalramifications of our decisions.

BRUCE J. BRANDT: I am a retiredmanagement executive from the Boeingcompany in HB. Being a Program Managerfor huge government projects uses all the

same skills needed to run city business. Iam still employed in Aerospacemanagement for my new employer, MDAin Canada. I am also owner/broker of myown real estate company in HB, active forover 25 years. I am not running against the

other candidates per se, but rather want tobe evaluated on my qualifications, I choosenot to run a negative campaign against theothers.

CONNIE BOARDMAN: I amcurrently the Chair of the Department ofBiology at Cerritos Community Collegeand President of the Bolsa Chica Land

Trust. I was a council member from 2000-2004 and served as Mayor in 2003. When I was Mayor we faced a similar budgetshortfall as we do now. I havedemonstrated that I can make tough

decisions in a fair, and rational manner while encouraging public participation in the process. For example, as Mayor Iinstituted an on-line system by which

residents could make suggestions as towhere budget cuts should be made.

JOHN VON HOLLE: I am the mostknowledgeable candidate on HuntingtonHarbor issues. I have an in-depthknowledge of the budget and how it isreviewed and approved. I have writtenStandard Plans and Specifications. I have

drafted numerous policies, procedures,and city ordinances for HuntingtonHarbor, Utility Companies, and the oilcompanies. For over 15 years, I met anddiscussed many issues with past andpresent Mayors, City Council Members,

City Administrators, and DepartmentHeads. I was the President of the MunicipalEmployees Association. The Associationlacked leadership. Because of changes Imade and the current MEA leadership itwas the first Association to agree to work

with the City on its budget crisis.

LANDON FICHTNER: My leadershipexperience is vast ranging from serving in the U.S. Army, being a banker at WellsFargo, teaching in LAUSD, down toproducing the nightly news. In everyposition I have been promoted forexcellence, and found myself in a

leadership role. As a candidate for citycouncil I bring the widest array ofexperiences that combines multipleindustries, and disciplines, which allows me

to look at problems from a variety ofdifferent angles, to create the best possible

resolution.

BLAIR FARLEY: I am currently servingour City as the Chairman of the PlanningCommission. My time on the Commissionhas given me valuable knowledge of howland use impacts our quality of life as well as the bottom line of the budget. I have alsoserved in the past on the 4th of July Board

as well as working with students in thecommunity as a youth mentor & counselor.I believe that my best quality is my ability tosee a problem from all sides and work toward an equitable solution. As a PlanningCommissioner I have been called on to

work with residents and developers toachieve a balance that preserves quality oflife and offers growth for the future.

FRED SPEAKER: I first served on theHB Finance Baard in 1992 followed by theHB Water Task Force Committee in 1993.Time and issues dont change much dothey; budget and water issues still prevail. I

served as the HB Chamber of Commerceliaison to the City and currently have over10 years of experience on the HB PlanningCommission.

JOE SHAW: My record as a businessman,my knowledge of city issues and myexperience on three city commissions giveme a depth of experience and knowledge

that our Council needs. I have served thecommunity as former mayor DebbieCook's Planning Commissioner, DevinDwyer's Public Works Commissioner and

as Jill Hardy's commissioner on the CharterReview Commission. I first proposedclosing Main Street on Tuesday nights andmy idea became Surf City Nights. I was afounding member of the DowntownHuntington Beach Business ImprovementDistrict and a former member of the

Huntington Beach Visitors and ConventionBureau's Public Relations Committee. Iserve on the board of the Bolsa Chica LandTrust, am a docent at Shipley NatureCenter and a member of Save Our Straysof Huntington Beach.

ERIK PETERSON: Im a local businessowner and have successfully managed thatbusiness and other businesses for manyyears. I know how to stick to a budget and when necessary make the appropriatedecisions to keep a company healthy. Ispent six years in the Marine Corps in

which I had to lead Marines and deal withmultiple service and agency interactions. Ihave lived in Huntington Beach for most ofmy life and want to do my part to keep itgreat.

ANDRISSA DOMINGUEZ:It wouldbe a disservice to the residents ofHuntington Beach for me to answer some

of the questions when I do not possess all the necessary facts.

BARBARA DELGLEIZE: I have alwaysappreciated the different way one can

serve where they live. I have served onnumerous local committees and boards. Ihave served on the HB InfrastructureCommittee, HB Council on Aging and the

HB Visitors Bureau. In 2009 I served theChairman of the HB Chamber ofCommerce and as a member of the 2009HB Centennial Committee celebrating our100 years as a community. Also in 2009 I was appointed to HB Planning

Commission. In addition, as a Real EstateBroker I have served at a State andRegional level for my industry promotingprivate property rights.

MATTHEW HARPER: I have beeninvolved and engaged at the local, countyand state level. Voters city-wide haveelected me to three consecutive terms as a

Trustee for the Huntington Beach UnionHigh School District, starting in 1998. TheHBUHSD serves the secondary educationneeds of the Orange County communitiesof Huntington Beach, Sunset Beach,Midway City, most of Westminster, most of

Fountain Valley, and a portion of GardenGrove. There are over 197,000 registered voters in the HBUHSD, 65% of whichreside in the City of Huntington Beach. Iam a graduate of Huntington Beach HighSchool and earned my Bachelor of Science

degree in public policy and management at the University of Southern California.

LEADERSHIP & EXPERIENCEWhat leadership qualifications and experience do you have to serve on the City Council,

and what distinguishes you from the other candidates running for this office?

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Post Position Horse

1 Bill Rorick

2 Shawn Roselius

3 Joe Carchio

4 Norm Westwell

5 Billy O'Connell

6 Jim Katapodis

7 Dan Kalmick

8 Heather Grow

9 William Grumwald10 Bruce J. Brandt11 Connie Boardman

12 John VonHolle

13 Landon Fichtner

14 Blair Farley

15 Fred Speaker

16 Joe Shaw

17 Erik Peterson

18 Andrissa Dominguez

19 Barbara Delgleize

20 Mathew Harper

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Huntington Beach

F i r e f i g h t e r s

A s s o c i a t i o n

(HBFA) is working

toward restoring an

engine and invite you to

a pancake breakfast

August 28 at Lake Park, 7

a.m. Noon, to raise money for the

Seagrave Restoration project, restoring

the citys oldest fire engine. The cost is

only $5 per person. Just show up, buy

your meal ticket, and eat! Location:

Main Street (or Lake Street) at 11th

Street, Huntington Beach, CA

Donating to the

cause: The HBFA is

embarking on a project to

restore one of the cities

first motorized fire

engines. A 1923 Seagrave

fire engine that served

Huntington Beach from the

1920s to the 1950s, needs your help! If

you would like to be a part of the

HBFAs Seagrave Restoration Project by

making a donation of money or services,

please send an e-mail to seagrave

[email protected] more information

and photos are available at hbfa.org!

Jennifer McGrath

received several key

endorsements from

public safety organizations

in Huntington Beach. The

Huntington Beach Police

Officers Association and

the Huntington Beach Firefighters Association

interviewed and evaluated the Huntington

Beach candidates running for office in the

November election. The Firefighters

Association and the Police Officers

Association both endorsed Jennifer McGrath.

In addition to endorsing Jennifer

McGrath for Huntington Beach City Attorney,

the Huntington Beach Police Officers

Association endorsed four candidates for City

Council including: Connie Boardman, Joe

Carchio, Jim Katapodis, and Fred Speaker.

The Police Officers Association also endorsed

Shari Freidenrich for Orange County

Treasurer and Cathy Green for Orange County

Water District #6.

In addition to endorsing Jennifer

McGrath, the Huntington Beach Firefighters

Association endorsed Blair Farley for City

Council as well as Council candidates Connie

Boardman, Joe Carchio, and Fred Speaker.

The Firefighters Association also endorsed

Shari Freidenrich and Cathy Green.

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Morning Line / Book: Watch for Scratches /Jockey Changes and Paddock Talk: Race Nov.2, 2010 - HB Downs#1 position is always a treat to the favorites in this unusually large field of 20 contenders.Performance in the stretch unknown. No Utterance available.

A Filly with some promise, but untested. From the horse's mouth: "Fast, Winner,Competitive."

Track favorite, ran track before without any training or odd-makers support. This longshot finished in the money last out. With Ed Laird riding and only active duty horse in

race...will end in the money. From the horse's mouth: "Experience Counts."

Ran and won in smaller regional tracks. Feisty, can bolt at times. 6/7 to 1 odds. If you likeplaying names this one is a firecracker. No Utterance available.

Native born, Irish Sweeps bred horse... blood line that results in a somewhat unpredictablefinish -this horse is all heart. Trained at D&S Farms - discipline and grooming give thischallenger great promise and long term race success. May need blinkers to keep focused.No Utterance available..

Wearing the HBPD Silks - debuts his run around the field. Good disposition, may groomwell. From the horse's mouth: " long shot winner."

This Colt has experience in smaller fields, good breeding, may need to add some weightto compete. From the horses' mouth: "Listens to Residents."

This Filly made the cut, in the race, finish position uncertain. From The horse's mouth:"Strong and unstoppable."

In the middle has not competed before. No Utterance available.

No stranger to the Stables. No Utterance available..

Late entry. This Mare might be late to start but has strong finish. Trains with two others inrace...watch for some bump and impedence. Good performance as a Mudder -but track

expected to be dry and fast. Trainer / Breeder Cook Farms. No Utterance available.

Has only run on Municipal tracks, popular in the paddock and among track staff. From thehorse's mouth: "One Strong Finisher."

Might be out weighed in this match. This Colt just needs experience. From the horse'smouth: "Ingenuous, reliable, realistic."

Works out hard. This Horse has good disposition and shares trainer with #11 Boardmanand #16 Shaw. The Silks here have distinctive Cook Farms colors. Breeding line may

cause pulling to the left. No Utterance available.

Has been handicapped by all the Book makers to win, place or show. Well groomed andsteady pace. Will break early and keep stride. With Bill Borden riding, an all-in race, andthis declared last race for this runner, will end up in the money. From the horse's mouth:"serious about business."

An early pick whose odds dropped a bit with entry of a well know Mare. Don't count out, aneven money bet. At finish head pulling to left could cost winners circle in photo finish. Astayer. Has a certain Ayres about him! No Utterance available.

Unknown to this track but watch in the trials. From the horse's mouth: "Determined,Strong, Fearless."

Maiden Race for this Filly. May need to carry more weight. From the horse's mouth:"passionate driven superstar."

Good gait, begins with gallop. The Grooms, D&H Farms have done well...should finish strong.Handy position for this horse, breaks fast -runs to the inside. No Utterance available.

The dark horse. Wears the D&S Silks. Good performance in previous races. This one

stays right but straight. Morning line 3 or 4 to 1. From the horse's mouth:"Experienced, Qualified, Responsible."


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Bio-Clean, Inc. /quotes/comstock

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com) announced today that it has

entered into a Letter of Intent to acquire

certain assets, including patents,

trademarks and worldwide

merchandising rights, of Biotec Foods, a

Huntington Beach, CA-based manufacturer of nutritional

supplements (www.biotec foods.com).

E.G. Marchi, President of Bio-Clean, Inc., stated,

"Biotec Foods has been in business for 22 years and

produces and markets a wide variety of natural nutritional

supplements. Its focus is the development of enzyme-

based products to counter Antioxidant enzyme deficiencies

that can occur due to poor nutrition and the excess stresses

of aging, pollution, surgery, radiation, overexertion, and

illness. Biotec Foods products are sold through drug stores,

health food stores and authorized resellers. In recent years,

its annual sales have totaled in the

seven figures."

The acquisition is subject to

further due diligence by the parties

and the negotiation of a definitive

agreement. No further terms of the

proposed transaction were

announced.

About Bio-Clean, Inc.: The Bio-Clean markets

consumer, commercial and industrial cleaners and

restoration products that are aqueous blends of bio-

degradable, heavy duty surfactants and live, naturally

occurring microbes. These innovative products are the

culmination of years of intensive research efforts,

effectively combining nature with chemistry to produce

safe and cost saving solutions to health and environmental

concerns. Unlike other "green" cleaners, our products offer

cost saving biological benefits, yet are competitively

priced with conventional cleaners and degreasers.

Council members of the City of Huntington

Beach in California, USA, on 7 September

2010 approved a revised environmental impact

study for the 50 MGD (189,000 m/d) seawater

desalination plant proposed by Poseidon Resources.

The project still requires a new coastal

development permit and an updated agreement with

the city, which will consider the project again on 20

September 2010. If the project receives city approval,

it will go to the State Lands Commission and the

Coastal Commission for consideration.

Based on the total attendance and speakers pro

and con... It appeared that the community supports

the project.

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POSEIDON DESALINATION PLANTWhat are your views on the proposed Poseidon Resources desalination facility recently approved by the City Council. Doyou support or oppose this approval? How would you handle this issue if elected to the City Council?

BILL RORICK: The access to affordable

clean water is important now and will beeven more important in the future. It would

be a great advantage to Huntington Beachresidents to have a reliable source of cleanwater. That said, it should be remembered that the name of our city is HuntingtonBeach and our clean and beautiful beach is the city's most valuable and famous asset.

While I see some clear benefits of a localdesalination plant, I would need to havesome firm commitments and assurances interms of monetary concerns and in regards to the environmental impact on our localbeaches and air quality before I could

support this project. I currently have someserious reservations about this project.

SHAWN ROSELIUS: I oppose thePoseidon Resources Desalination Facilitybecause it doesnt benefit the people ofHuntington Beach. It will be harmful to theenvironment. The water will be sold toother areas. There will be minimal jobs

created, most of which will be staffed bypeople brought in to do the work. The only thing Huntington Beach gets from the dealis a blight on our beach.

JOE CARCHIO: Again, I am alreadyan elected official and this issue will becoming up this summer for a vote. Ibelieve that water is a critical issue for

our homeowners. Drought is not aquestion of if, but when. Water

management is a major part of myagenda and I will be looking at all futuresources, their cost and their efficiency.

NORM WESTWELL: This projectwas already approved by by the HB City

Council. A desalination plant is going tobe built. Our incompetent State andFederal leaders have declared war on"we the people" of California by turningoff our life giving water. Only a tyrannical government would deny water to its

own people. HB is fortunate to belocated at the ocean and have a companywilling to fully fund a project, which willprovide us the life giving water we needhere in our desert community.Maintaining a fresh water supply is a

matter of public safety, which I stronglysupport.

BILLY OCONNELL: I support thedesalination plant and believe it will be avaluable part to our water supply future.As a councilmember, I will work to makesure Poseidon complies with theiragreements and that impacts are

minimized during construction.

JIM KATAPODIS: I support theDesalination Plant in Huntington Beach.This plant will create much needed jobs,provide a reliable source of water toHuntington Beach and the Orange Countyarea, and generate over $100 Million in

revenues and benefits to our city over the

next 30 years. As rainfall in the area hasbeen below normal and drought conditionsare likely, we need to look at alternativesources of water to sustain life.

DAN KALMICK: With the new rulingby the state, the Poseidon plan does notlook like its going to be able to move

forward as planned. AES will have to stopusing its open water intake by 2020. IfPoseidon wants to come back with asubsurface water intake and stop saying thatits privately funded and start talking about the real price of the water, we can start

having a serious conversation about waterpolicy in the city. We need to focus moreon reusing the existing water we haverather than looking for new sources. Ourbig issue is irrigation of outdoor plants.Until we start to realize that pouring

chlorinated water on plants is foolish, wewill end up wasting a valuable resource.

HEATHER GROW: I oppose theproposed Poseidon desalinization facility inHuntington Beach and I will oppose furtherattempts of its construction. The Poseidonproject is not about cheap water. In fact the

deal would be very costly for HB residents.Poseidon has teamed up with the biggesteyesore in town (the AES smokestacks) toconstruct a mega-million dollar facility in wetlands adjacent to SEHB homes. Theproject will cause environmental harm to

our beaches and will negatively impact thelives of HB residents. The financial costs areuncertain because Poseidon has been less than transparent about actual costs inbuilding and maintaining the facility. Youwouldnt let your contractor build your new

kitchen without a budget but that is exactlywhat the city council is doing with Poseidon.I strongly oppose the Poseidon project.

WILLIAM GRUNWALD: Knowing thehistory and importance of the water supplyto Southern California, I am a supporter ofdesalinization technology for OrangeCounty which could someday provide a

path to independence from outsidesources. That said, I have specific concerns with the viability of building a desalinationplant alongside an outdated power plant,slated for decommission in eight years.Even assuming a new source of electricity is

brought in to power the plant, locating ithere would preclude the redevelopment of the site to less industrial usage, after thepower plant closes.

BRUCE J. BRANDT: I strongly opposethis and if elected will do all I can to kill it. A)The company has no track record andseems no real assets. If this was such a great

plan, Fluor and other large reputablecompanies would be pursuing. B) Attachinganything to the outdated polluting powerplant will just extend its already overdue life.

This plant was rushed back into service,

even though it was scheduled for upgrades,back in the Gray Davis energy crisis era.

CONNIE BOARDMAN:While on theCity Council, I voted against this projectbecause the Environmental Impact Report was deficient, and because whileHuntington Beach would receive all the

impacts our residents would not benefit. Water from the desalination plant wouldcost many times more than water wecurrently use. The Poseidon Company hasa very poor track record of actuallyconstructing and operating functional

desalination plants. The Metropolitan Water Department has estimated that ifeveryone just reduced water use by 10%enough water would be saved to provide acity the size of San Diego with water.Education and conservation are key to our

water issues here in Southern California.

JOHN VON HOLLE: Overall, Isupport the proposed PoseidonResources desalination facility. However,there are many issues to overcome. I amconcerned about the additional power that will be needed to supply power to

the desalination plant. The power plantburns oil to generate power and theburning of the oil creates CO2 gases andgreenhouse gases which in turn hurt theenvironment. Since the city was unableto have the AES plant reduce their CO2

and greenhouse gases in the past, I wouldpropose a change in the CUP that wouldrequire the installation of clean-airequipment to reduce the amount ofexisting CO2 and green house gasemissions the plant is now dumping into

the environment.

LANDON FICHTNER: Water is themost important resource to sustain ourcurrent quality of life. As the demand for water increases, investments in watercapturing and desalination facilities mustincrease to continue to meet the needs ofan expanding community. Since the

Southland has been suffering from aprolonged drought and our demandcontinues to increase, either facilities like the Poseidon Resource Desalination mustbe constructed, or large scale conservationsefforts need to change our way of using this

vital resource.

BLAIR FARLEY: I am opposed to thePoseidon Resources desalination facility thatwas approved by the Council in 2006. It isan energy intensive and expensive way togenerate water. It relies on old technologyat the AES power plant for intake water.Just this week this so called "once through"

cooling technique used by AES has beenbanned. This project is a classic lose-lose forthe people of Huntington Beach. It brings awhole lot of environmental concerns about

air and water quality, makes South East

Huntington Beach more industrial, not lessand it will cost all of us more money for water through the Metropolitan WaterDistrict subsidies they have applied for. I willfight for clean air & water!

FRED SPEAKER: As you know, welive in a desert - and this brings water. As

long as no-one can prove it is harmful to the ocean or to the citizens ofHuntington Beach, I am in favor of it.

JOE SHAW: Our future prosperitydepends on a clean ocean and pristinecoast. Its just not a good idea for us toput more heavy industrial uses on our

coast. I toured the oil spill that seepedfrom the ground near the area of Atlantaand Beach with a representative of theEPA early this year, which costs millionsto clean up. It made me realize that thereare pockets of potential hazardous

materials throughout our city. It doesntmake sense to add more heavy industrialuses in an area already severely impactedby the ASCON toxic waste site and theoutdated AES plant. We need to do more to clean up whats already there.

Wouldnt we be better off with hotels,parks and other amenities along thecoast and not heavy industry?

ERIK PETERSON: I support theHuntington Beach desalination facility. It willnot impact the downtown area and it will

supply the city additional revenue withoutcost to its residence. It will make

Huntington Beach a more self-sustainingcity by being a main source of the Countyswater supply. Thi s will eliminate or reduceour reliance on imported water fromNorthern California and the ColoradoRiver. It will sustain our city during droughts

and times of emergency. I feel this plant willbe good for Huntington Beach.

ANDRISSA DOMINGUEZ:It wouldbe a disservice to the residents ofHuntington Beach for me to answer someof the questions when I do not possess allthe necessary facts.

BARBARA DELGLEIZE: From myunderstanding the Poseidon Resources is adecided issue and I support theapprovalthat being said I would want thecompany to make the facilities in best way to fit the area. To be sure the quality of

project enhances HB long term planning on water usage and quality for generations tocome. I believe the desalination plant shouldbe a part of our future strategies along withrecycling, conservation and diversity.

MATTHEW HARPER: Waterindependence is critical to OrangeCounty's long-term future and I support

the proposed desalination facility as astep toward that goal.

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The Federal Housing Administration (FHA)

currently insures 30% of all residential loans

generated in todays real estate market. Scores of

homeowners looking to refinance are surprised to learn

that an FHA loan is their best option. A decrease in

equity also means that, for many more

homeowners, an FHA loan might be

the only option to refinance.

Homebuyers with less than

20% down payment are

also likely to look

towards an FHA

insured loan.

Insuring one

out of three loans is

a significant jump

up from the

roughly four

percent market

share which the

FHA had in 2006.

Government insured

loans are good news for

consumers in that they areable to obtain loans that the banks might not otherwise

make. Its also good for the banks because their loans

are insured by the full faith and credit of the US

Government. However, an increase in government

loans during a real estate market which continues to

struggle has really tightened the vice on American

taxpayers. Along with an increase in market share

comes an increase in defaults and default-related losses.

Earlier this year the FHA attempted to offset those

losses by shoring up its reserves. The FHA raised the

premium on its funding fee which is collected at

funding for every FHA insured loan. This Upfront

Mortgage Insurance Premium (UFMIP) was increased

from 1.75% to 2.25% of the loan amount. This meant

that consumers had to pay an additional $500 per every

$100,000 financed directly to the FHA. On a $400,000

loan, this meant an additional $2,000 in costs just to get

the loan insured.

Here we go again. Just six months after their last

fee increase, the FHA is stating that they need more

money from American homeowners in order to

continue insuring loans. The

amount of the monthly

mortgage insurance (MIP)

payable to the FHA for

insuring the

loan will

n e a r l y

double to

0.90 from the

current 0.50

for most

FHA insured

l o a n s .

Although they

will be lowering the

amount of the UFMIP tooffset this latest fee increase,

most American homeowners will find that this new

calculation will result in a higher payment on their

mortgage.

For example, a $300,000 FHA loan today would

have a monthly payment at $1,636.84 (4.25% rate,

2.25% UFMIP and 0.50% MIP). Assuming rates are the

same when the new calculation takes effect, this same

$300,000 loan will now carry a monthly payment of

$1,717.83 (4.25% rate, 1.00% UFMIP and 0.90%

MIP). The difference is $80.99 per month or $971.88

per year. Since the FHAs monthly mortgage

insurance typically lasts five years, this same

$300,000 loan is likely to cost the homeowner

approximately $5,000 more to obtain and maintain.

Understandably the government doesnt want to lose

any more money on bad loans, but

even the private mortgage

insurance companies arent

charging this much!

Homeowners looking for a 15

year fixed are the only ones likely

to benefit from this change.

The FHA doesnt have a

monthly insurance

premium for most 15 year

loans. And thats not

scheduled to change

under this new plan. Yet

these homeowners are still capable of benefitting from

the reduced UFMIP.

The most common instances where FHA

Financing would be considered are:

Homeowners looking to consolidate a 1st and 2nd

mortgage

Loans with less than 20% equity (purchase or

refinance)

Homeowners looking to cash out some of the equity

in their home

If an individual is looking to do any of these on a30 year term, theyll want to do so before the changes

take effect. If theyre looking to do any of these on a 15

year term, theyll want to have everything ready to pu ll

the trigger while rates are still at record lows. Either

way, Individuals who relate to one or more of these

areas should call their mortgage broker immediately.

These changes take effect October 4th.

Arnaud Dufour is a Sr. Mortgage Banker atNewport Beach based DLJ Financial. With

more than eleven years in the industry,

Arnaud is available to answer questions inReal Estate Finance.

E-mail: [email protected]: 714-677-4107. CFL # 603H312

Arnaud Dufour

The information contained in this column does notnecessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News.

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BILL RORICK: The voters of Huntington Beach havealready voted to approve the Senior Center and I am not the type of politician who believes that I know betterthan the electorate. I am in favor of proceeding with theSenior Center. I would support funding of this project by

use of the Quimby Act funds, but it would appear fromreading the Act that only a portion of the cost could becovered by these funds since it requires the percentagepaid by Quimby Act funds have a reasonable relationshipto the use of the park and recreational facilities by futureinhabitants of the related sub-division. This actual

percentage could be argued, but it is clearly less than100%.

SHAWN ROSELIUS: I think that instead of payingfor a new building and taking up open spaces in CentralPark we should use one of the closed schools like Kettlerand refurbish it. I oppose Measure T because I opposeconstruction in Central Park. The spirit of the Quimbyact is to improve parks for the general population. If the

money from Pacific City Development that should beused for our parks is diverted to the Senior Center itseems that it would benefit only a select part of thepopulation rather than all of the citizens.

JOE CARCHIO: Our Seniors are a very importantpart of this great City. We have some legal issues to dealwith and some other challenges. As a sitting member of

the City Council it is difficult to be specificbut I can say that what ever it takes to deliver this service to ourSeniors I will be there to help lead.

NORM WESTWELL: I was opposed to the locationin Central Park. I was opposed measure T as it wasproposed. I oppose Quimby Act funding of the project. As an elected public official, I have taken an oath touphold the law.

BILLY OCONNELL: I supported Measure T and Isupport the construction of a new Senior Center at the

location approved by the majority of Huntington Beach voters. I also support using the in-lieu fees for the

project. The court ruling is an unfortunate set-back forseniors and senior services. I am hopeful that the project

is able to proceed and the appeal overturns the ruling.

JIM KATAPODIS: We need a new Senior Centerbecause the Rogers Center is outdated and too small tokeep up with the needs of our growing seniorpopulation. The problem is that building a new SeniorCenter in Central Park may be cost prohibitive and wemay have to look for another location.

DAN KALMICK: The city needs a new SeniorCenter. Central Park is the wrong location. Its downhill

(requiring stairs) and not central to public transport norwhere census data shows that seniors live. I do not feelthat building a senior center conforms to the spirit of theQuimby Act. How does a $4mil building cost the city$19mil? I agree with the courts ruling. We need to goback to the power points and the reports from when we

discussed this issue the first time. Several schools havebecome available as well as the idea of rebuilding thecenter on its current location and moving the parking lot.Younger people got the sports complex; its time for theseniors to get a new facility. The deal wont happen as it

is and instead of digging our heels in we need to take areal look at the situation on the field and move forwardfrom there.

HEATHER GROW: In 2006 voters narrowly passedwhat looked like a good deal at the time-a brand newstate-of-the-art senior center located near our beautifullibrary and paid for by private funds. As time has passedhowever, this deal has become less likely to become areality. The city has lost a lawsuit over the proposed

location, the private builder is out of the picture andfunds available to build the project are significantly less.The city should do what is best for our growing seniorpopulation: 1) drop the costly appeal and 2) look intoother options like expansion/modernization of thecurrent center or building an additional center in a

location that wont tie up the project in lawsuits.

WILLIAM GRUNWALD: I support Measure T as it

was approved by the voters. As the ranks of seniorsgrow, there will be an even greater need for these types

of facilities. The court however has taken issue to someof the provisions in the measure. Rather than continuingan expensive appeal process, the city would be betterserved by readdressing the problem areas of theMeasure and bringing them into compliance with the law.

BRUCE J. BRANDT: I support a new senior centerbut the current plan is seriously flawed. As I stressed in

my last campaign 2 years ago, the deal to delay park feesfor a future sole source contract to the Pacific Citydeveloper never passed the best value to the city test. Isaid it was not proper and now the courts have agreedNeed to replan the effort and do it proper this time. Thecity should drop its appeal and stop wasting more legal

fees

CONNIE BOARDMAN: Recently a superior courtjudge found the city acted in error in using Quimby Actfunds to finance the construction of a new senior center.I completely agree and I do not support appealing thisdecision. The Quimby Act money should be used on-site to provide a park area for the residents of the

development, not a senior center miles away that manywould never use. Rather than constructing a huge newsenior center, the city must focus on providing servicessuch as meals on wheels, and the noon lunch program atthe current center. In the face of a multi-million dollarbudget short fall we must protect these vital servicesbefore worrying about construction of a new center.

JOHN VON HOLLE: I support the new SeniorCenter in Central Park and the uses of the in-lieu park

fees from Pacific City Development. I believe the citywill prevail in a new court case, because many of thegrounds citied in the first court case will be reversedonce everything is said and done.

LANDON FICHTNER: I feel that any newconstruction on public land should be open use, and notbe for limited use or for a specific sub-group. The senior

community needs services and amenities just like any

other sub-group of Huntington Beach; however thisproject should be merged with other services, to create acommunity center that can be available for all. As for

funding and court decisions, I will always follow the law of the land and dont feel that there is much room forpersonal interpretation.

BLAIR FARLEY: I am in favor of providing service toSeniors in our community at a variety of possible locationsthroughout the City. I am opposed to using park land atCentral Park to construct this Senior Center. The PacificCity development should pay its fair share of park "in lieu"

fees, as every other developer does and the City should then use those resources to provide recreationalopportunities for the future residents of Pacific City. Usingthose dollars through a no-bid contract to build a SeniorCenter on public open space is a bad idea. To protectagainst this in the future projects should be fully entitled

before a Measure C vote is held.

FRED SPEAKER: I support a new Senior Center forour residents. The current proposed location, in myopinion after considerable research, appears to be thebest. Seven neighboring cities in Orange County havelocated their Senior Centers in City Parks. This facility willeventually serve all the residents of HB, and yes, Park

Fees should be used. A number of alternatives have beenproposed including closing the existing undersized facility,selling that valuable property and using those funds tobuild the new Senior Centersomething I proposed in1998.

JOE SHAW:As the Pacific City project gets movedfurther and further into the future, the funding for thenew Senior Center becomes more and more suspect. But

more importantly, in this years budget, cuts wereproposed to senior transportation and to the senior Mealson Wheels program. We cannot seriously considerspending one dollar on a new Senior Center until weknow that the programs which help our most vulnerablecitizens will not be eliminated. In tough times like these,

there are likely more seniors going without healthy

nutritional meals. Until our citys budget is back on track,and our senior programs are reaching everyone thatneeds them, there is no sense in talking about building a

new Senior Center.

ERIK PETERSON: I do not support the Senior Centerin Central Park. I did not support Measure T. I oppose thefunding of this project by Quimby Act in lieu park feesfrom the Pacific City development because it violates theQuimby Act. I support the courts ruling. I feel analternative site is what is needed

ANDRISSA DOMINGUEZ: It would be a disserviceto the residents of Huntington Beach for me to answer

some of the questions when I do not possess all thenecessary facts.

BARBARA DELGLEIZE: The people of HB voted tohave the Senior Center built in Center Park. I supportthem. Having a senior center in the park would be a greatfit for them to be able to use the other services in theareas such as the HB Library, Shipley Nature Center. Itseasy access off Goldenwest Street in the center of town.

It is vital that we have a center that can support seniorrecreational needs, transportation services and a

community center where they can continue to socializelate into their lives. I do support the city appealing thecourt ruling to halt the project which I feel were based onerroneous findings. Yes I do support in lieu fees to

support this development As our community has agedso has our senior population. Seniors are living longer today and continue to make last contributions to ourcommunity.

MATTHEW HARPER: I cast my personal vote forMeasure T in 2006. I agree that Huntington Central Park,just across from Huntington Central Library, is a greatlocation for a new Senior Center. Though the issue is on

appeal, the courts will decide how much in Quimby Actfunds may be allocated towards this public project. Oncethe funding question is resolved, the City of HuntingtonBeach should move forward in building this importantcommunity asset.

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