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CITY OF CARMEL-BY-THE-SEA

Council Report

October 7, 2014

To: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council

From: Douglas J. Schmitz, City Administrator

Submitted by: Lori Frontella, Interim City Clerk

Subject: Appointments to Board, Commission and Committees

RECOMMENDATION(S):By vote to Consent Calendar, authorize the selection of the following as members to the CitysBoards and Commissions.

Community Activities & Cultural Commission (2 seats): Judy Refuerzo and Bobby Richards

Harrison Memorial Library Board of Trustees (1 seat): Tara TwomeyPlanning Commission (1 seat): Donald GoodhueHistoric Resources Board 91 seat): Gregory Carper

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:On August 22, & 29, 2014 staff advertised the various Boards and Commission for terms endingon October 31, 2014; we received 11 applications.

On September 25, 29 and 30, 2014, Mayor Burnett and Mayor Pro Tem interviewed 10 applicantsfor various positions on the Citys Boards and Commissions. One applicant could not attendinterviews.

Vacant positions:Community Activities & Cultural Commission2 seatsHarrison Memorial Library Board of Trustees1 seatPlanning Commission - 1 seatHistoric Resources Board1 seat

The following is a matrix of applicants for each Board, Commission and Committee.

Applicant Board or Commission

Judy Refuerzo Community Activities &Cultural Commission

Robert Irvine Harrison Memorial Library Board of Trustees

Tara Twomey Harrison Memorial Library Board of TrusteesRobert Curotto Planning CommissionGregory Carper Planning Commission & Historic Resources Board

Hans Hess Planning Commission

Martha (Mitzi) Daly Planning Commission

Robert Richards Planning Commission

Donald Goodhue Planning Commission

Dramov Alissandra Historic Resources Board

Agenda Item: 7.ECity Council Meeting - October 7, 2014Page 86


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The following information is how the Boards and Commissions are comprised and the vacanciesto those Boards.

Community Activities & Cultural Commission

Two (2) vacancies will expire October 2014; Dixie Dixon and Judy Refuerzo.

The Community Activities and Recreation Commission shall consist of five (5) members, each to whom

shall be appointed to serve a four-year term. A majority of members of the Community Activities and

Cultural Commission shall be residents of the City, and the remainder may be residents of the Citys sphere

of influence. The Community Activities and Cultural Commission shall be organized and exercise such

powers as prescribed by the City of Carmel-by-the-Sea Municipal Code.

Members that are seated, these addresses on file with the City Clerks Office:

Kristy Downing, address San Antonio Ave. 4 NE 4th

Ave.

Ruth Rachel, address SW Corner of Perry Newberg Lane & 4th

Ave.

Donna Jett, address 4 NE on Torres between 5th

& 4th

Ave.

Applications for Term Ending October 2018 (4 year term).

Judy Refuerzo, Guadalupe 4 SW 3rd

Ave.Interviewed 9-29

Heidi Brown, 501 Valenzuela Road, Carmel 93923Not available for interview, out of town.

Harrison Memorial Library Board of Trustees

One (1) vacancy will expire October 2014; Glen Mozingo.

The Harrison Memorial Library Board of trustees shall consist of five members, each of whom shall be

appointed to serve a three-year termas designated by statute.

At least three members of the Library Board of Trustees shall be residents of the City, and no more thantwo members shall be residents form the Citys adopted Sphere of Influence.

All members of the Harrison Memorial Library Board of Trustees shall possess a valid Harrison Memorial

Library patron card.


Nancy Collins, address SE Corner Forest & Ocean

Martha Mosher, address 2497 San Antonio, 93923

Richard Flower, address 5 SE Crespi from Mountain View

Niels Reimers, address NW Corner, Camino Real & 9th

Applications for Term Ending October 2017 (3-year term).

Robert Irvine, address Mission Street 3 NE VistaInterviewed 9-25

Heidi Brown, address 501 Valenzuela Road, Carmel 93923 Not available for interview, out of town.

Tara Twomey, address 10th

& Mission, NE CornerInterviewed 9-25



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Planning Commissioners

One (1) vacancy will expire October 2014; Donald Goodhue.

The Planning Commission shall consist of five members, residents of Carmel-by-the-Sea,and appointed by

the City Council. The Planning Commission shall be organized and exercise such powers as prescribed by

the City of Carmel-by-the-Sea Municipal Code.


Keith Paterson, Torres 2 SE of 2nd

Jan Reimers, address NW Corner Camino Real & 9th

Ian Martin, address Guadalupe 2SW 5th

Michael Le Page, address 4920 Monterey St.


Hans Hess, address Delores 4 SE of 9th -Interviewed 9-25

Gregory Carper, address 2 NW of 5th

on Junipero #B-2 - Interviewed 9-30

Robert Curotto, address 2 NE of Torres on 9th

- Interviewed 9-29

Martha Daly, address 2 NE Santa Rita and ThirdInterviewed 9-25

Robert Richards, address Santa Fe 3 NW Ocean Ave.Interviewed 9-24Donald Goodhue, address Lincoln 3 SE 13

thInterviewed 9-25

Heidi Brown, address 501 Valenzuela Road, Carmel 93923 (outside of city limits, disqualified due to

residency) Not available for interview, out of town.

Historic Resources Board

One (1) vacancy will expire October 2014; Gregory Carper.

The Historic Resources Board shall consist of five members, residents of Carmel-by-the-Sea, and appointed

by the City Council. In the event that no elector with the required expertise can be found, the appointee

may be a resident outside the City limits. In any event, a majority of the Board shall at all times becomposed of electors of the City. All members shall serve at the pleasure of the City Council. An7

member may be removed from the Board upon a majority vote of the City Council.


Erik Dyar, address 24760 Lower Trail, Carmel 93923

Elinor Laiolo, address West side of San Antonio at 9th

Julie Wendt, address Santa Fe, 2 SE of 3rd

Kathryn Gualtieri, address Lincoln 2 NW of 13th


Dramov Alissandra, address 8th

& Carmelo StreetInterviewed 9-29

Gregory Carper, address 2 NW of 5th

on Junipero #B-2Interviewed9-30

Heidi Brown, address 501 Valenzuela Road, Carmel 93923Not available for interview, out of town.

Robert Curotto, address 2 NE of Torres on 9th

- Interviewed 9-29

ANALYSIS/DISCUSSION:(including why Council is considering the item and justification for recommendation)Not Applicable



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FISCAL IMPACT: Not Applicable

Budgeted (yes/no) Funding Source( general fund, grant,state)

PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION/DECISION HISTORY:

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ATTACHMENTS:1. Applications

APPROVALS:

REVIEWED:

City Administrator Administrative Services

Director of CPB Director of Public Services

Public Safety Director Library Director Other: ___________



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September

2,

2014

To: Mayor Jason

Burnett and

Members

of the

City Council

Subject: Reappointment to the Community Activities Cultural Commission

Dear Honorable Mayor

and

Honorable Members

of the

City Council:

I

wish to express

my

interest in continuing to

serve

on the Community Activities

and

Cultural Commission. I was appointed to the commission in March

of

2013 and

began my service in April

of

2013, as a replacement commissioner. In serving only

half a

term

it feels like I just

got

started understanding how -the commissions and

commissioners

work

together, with the City

and

with

the

community.

I was initially interested in the CACC,

when

I was on the

Ad

Hoc commit tee for the

"Carmel Outdoor Happening" - which eventually became the farmers market

The

market was

passed on to

the CACC and it

was

up and

running. Now

it seems

that

there

is another

Ad

Hoc commit tee

and

it will

be

passed

back

to the

CACC

again.

f

really want to have the chance to

be

involved and have a successful resolution for

the farmers market and our community. The City has also started to widen

the

CACC's scope

of

responsibility and I would like

the

opportunity to

expand

on

some

of

the commission's duties.

I truly

love

our

"village in

the

forest

by the

sea"

and want

to

ensure that it

remains

the special place it

was

and is: a great small city, a romantic city, a destination

fu

.

of restaurants,

a

great

beach;

very

dog friendiy, with art,

and

cul-ture, and

af

course

quirky.

I

am on the

board of the

Carmel Residents Association and

volunteer

for many

of the

events

that

are

held in

our

City each

year

. Many

of my

friends often

ask me

why

I

want to

be

on the

CRA

board

or

the

CACC and

my

reply

s always the

same: "be

the

change

that

you

want

to see". It's easy to

sit

back

and

complain

but

if

you really care and want to

make

a difference, get

up and

go

do

it. It's not easy

and

it

-

may be

a-long

time

before you make any headway,

but

if

it s

important to you,

it's

worth it.

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Best Regards,

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Library Board of

Trustees applicat ion

Robert Irvine

I think

of

the

Harrison

Memorial

Library

as the

very

hub

of

Carmel-

by-

the- Sea.

Patron

visits a lone more than 100,00 per

y e a r s e e m to

bear t ha t

out.

One of

the

first th ings I

did

when

moving

here 30

years

ago was

to

obta in a library card. Since then

I ve

backed

the l ibrary financially, both

as a

Maybeck donor

and a

member

of

the Sterl ing

Circle

My wife and I also contribute

regularly to

the Carmel

Public

Library Foundation.

I

was

a member

of the

l ibrary s

Board of

Trustees from 1997

to

2011 During tha t t ime I missed

only

one meet ing due

to

surgery.

I

know the staff personally and

have accumulated a

great

deal

of insti tutional memory.

In

1991,

w h en

the l ibrary s

book

budget was

a t

an

all-time

low, I a r ranged for world-famous authors, including Clive

Cussler ,

to

at tend the Authors-by-the-Sea

lecture series,

which ra ised

more

than 10-thousand

dollars for books.

I ve

spen t

much of

my

life

involved in

art, l i terature,

and the

wri t ten word.

I

have

a

degree in Art

History

and

Anthropology

from

UC

Berkeley.

I ve been

a

newspaper reporter , radio news

producer, TV news

writer ,

producer ,

and

news director I ve

publ ished 21

novels and numerous

short stor ies.


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Robert

Irvine

After graduat ing

from

the Universi ty of California a t

Berkeley, Irvine spen t two years as a Counter Intel l igence Agent

in the U . S. Army. (1959-1962)

He

then

w en t

to

work

as

a n

ew s paper reporter a t the

Huntington Park

Daily

Signal ,

and

la ter

a t

the

Hollywood

Citizen

News

where he

became LA City

Hall

Bureau

Chief.

(1962-64)

After

that ,

he

moved

on to television, working

as

a wri te r

and

ass i s tan t as s ignment edi tor

a t

KTLA, Channel 5, in Los Angeles .

(1964-65)

Next

came radio,

first as a producer

and

then

News

Director

a t

KNX /C

BS Radio in

Los Angeles, where

he ins t i tu ted

the all

news format . 1966-68)

After radio, he w en t back

to

te levision

to become News

Director at KABC in Los

Angeles . (1968-71). Also a t

KABC, he

produced Ralph

Story s AM

Los Angeles .

In

1972

he lef t

te levision

to

begin wri t ing and

quickl

y

sold

four

novels before

re turning to

TV to

write

both

the pilot and

first

year

of

Two on the

Town

wi th

Connie

Chung and Steve Edwards

for KNXT /C BS in Los Ange les .

Since

then, he s publ ished a to tal

of

16 novels under his own

name.

Jum p Cut (Popular Library,

1974)

Freeze Frame

(Popular

Library, 1975)

The

Face

Out Front (Popular Library,

1977)

Horizontal

Hold (Popular

Library, 1978)

The

Devil s

Breath

(Pinnacle Books )

1982

Foots t eps

(Pinnacle

Books, 1982)

Revela t ion

(in

Swedish only, Nybloms

Forlag, 1983)

Ratings

Are

Murder (Walker Books, 1985)

Bapt ism for

the Dead (St. Mart in s Press , 1988)

The

Angels Share (St. Martin s Press, 1989

)

Gone

to Glory (St. Martin s Press, 1990)

Called Home

(St. Martin s

Press,

1991)

The Spoken Word (St. Mart in s Press, 1992)

The Great Reminder (St. Mart in s Press ,

1993)

The Hosanna Shout (St.

Martin s

Press , 1994)

Barking Dogs

(St. Martin s P ress, 1994)

Pillar of Fire (St.

Martin s

Press, 1995)

Addit ional ly ,

he and his wife

Angela,

wri t ing as Val Davis,

co-authored 5 novels.

Track of

the

Scorpion (St.

Martin s Press ,

1996)

Flight

of the

Serpent (Ban am Books, 1998)


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Wake of

the

Hornet

(Bantam

Books, 2000)

Return of the Spanish Lady (St. Mart in s Press 2001)

Thread of

the Spider ,

St. Martin s 2002

They ve both publ ished numerous

short

s tor ies in Ellery

Queen s Mystery M agazine .


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respond to

all questions on

this application.

Print

or type your responses.

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encouraged

to attach

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letter

'

to

this application further explaining your

qualifications for the

position and why you are interested in serving.

Board or

Commission

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Check one or more board or commission. Members shall not serve

simultaneously

on more than

one Council appointed Board or Commission.

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Forest Beach Commission D


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Planning Commission D

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will be disclosed upon receipt o a public records request.

All members o boards and commissions are subject to the Conflict o Interest Laws o the State o California and are

required to submit Form 700, Statement o Economic Interest, within 3 days o assuming office. Form 700 must be

filed annually thereafter, and within 30 days

o

leaving office as well.

In accordance with Assembly Bill (AB) 1234 appointed members are required to attend Public Service Ethics

Education upon appointment and every two years thereafter.

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Return application to the City Clerks Office, East side

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Statement o nterest

Our family has deep roots in this community dating back more than fifty years, and we

have all long had a passion for libraries and history. Since moving here with my husband

and two small children nearly ten years ago, we have been the beneficiaries

of

Carmel s

amazing libraries. My kids, now ages 10 and 11, have grown up at the Park Branch

progressing from picture books such as The Very Hungry Caterpillar, through early stage

reading in the Magic Tree House series, and now on to young adult fiction such as

Redwall. We have listened to books on tapes, borrowed digital books, checked out

movies, and I have often found a quiet place to read in or write in the Main Branch.

Now, I believe it is my turn to give back by offering to service on the Board ofTrustees

and help guide this community treasure into the future.

Statement o Qualifications

Strong interest in the Carmel libraries and their future as indicated above.

Community parent with children that utilize the library.

Excellent written and verbal communication skills. My day job involves writing

articles, books, and legal briefs. I also have strong public speaking skills and have

given presentations around the country to groups that range from 10 to more than

1000 people.

Good organizational skills.

Ability and willingness to fundraise, and an understanding of budgets and business

operations. Through my work I have had to do all these things to support a small,

non-profit organization. I have done a little

of

everything from fundraising and

administering grants to balancing budgets and marketing.

Experience working with volunteer organizations. I have previously and continue to be

a part

of

other volunteer boards.

Ability to work with others on the Board, in city government, and in the community. I

am able to work through problems with people, and also recognize that sometimes

people just disagree. n my work on consumer credit issues, I have developed many

friendships with those that represent creditors on the other side. While we may

disagree as to substance on a particular issue, we all want to maintain the integrity

of

the system. As a result, we remain courteous and professional towards each other,

and even enjoy a meal together occasionally.


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Professional Experience

Tara

Twomey

PO BOX

5146, Carmel, CA 93921

831) 229-0256

[email protected]

National Consumer Law Center

Of Counsel 2005

to

present)

Advocate

on behalf of

low-income consumers with a focus on consumer credit, bankruptcy

and sustainable homeownership. Responsibilities include writing practice guides, drafting

and

reviewing legislation, teaching

consumer

law, bankruptcy

and

foreclosure defense to

legal services, private and government attorneys and other advocates around the country.

National Consumer Bankruptcy Rights Center

Project Director 2011 to present)

Manage all aspects

of

this newly formed 501 c) 3) organization that focuses

on

preserving

the

rights

of

consumer bankruptcy debtors. Responsibilities include writing briefs submitted

to Circuit Courts of Appeals, District Courts, and Bankruptcy Courts; managing additional

brief

writers; coordinating pro bono assistance; following judicial trends in bankruptcy law;

developing

an

appellate strategy

to respond

to such trends; and, responding

to

individual

requests for assistance.

National Association

of

Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys

Amicus Project Director 2005

to

2011)

Direct

amicus project for national non profit organization. Duties include writing amicus

briefs submitted to various appellate courts, following judicial trends, and responding

to

requests for assistance from organization members.

Mortgage Study

Co-principal Investigator 2004 to 2011)

Co-principal investigator with Professor Katherine

Porter

University of California, Irvine)

in

stu

dy examining the intersection between homeownership and bankruptcy. The proj

ect

was fully funded by the E

ndowment

for Education of the National Conference of

Bankruptcy Judges.

HR

new U.S. Dept.

of

Treasury)

Grant Application Reviewer 20 )

Review

and

assess applications

from

community development organizations

for

financial

assistance awards from the Community Development Financial Institutions

Fu

nd , a program

of the U.S. Department of

the

Treasury.

Harvard Law School, Legal Services Center

Clinical Instructor/Senior Fellow, Skadden Fellow 1999-2004)

Responsibilities included supervising law students, teaching workshops, leading case rounds,

and engaging in community outreach. Lead attorney for the Foreclosure Prevention Project.


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Legal practice also included providing legal services to nonprofit organizations, small

businesses, and community development corporations and

as

sisti

ng

low and moderate

income indiYiduals with real property matters such as home purchases, foreclosure

prevention, and title issues.

he

Honorable hiefJustice Wilkins

Law Clerk (Sept. 1998 -

Se

pt. 1999)

Law clerk to ChiefJustice Herbert Wilkins, SupremeJudicial Court

of

Massachusetts. Read

and analyzed briefs, performed research, and drafted memoranda of

law.

Education

Boston College Law School,

J.D .,

summa

cum

laude, 1998

University of California, San Diego, B.A., Political Science, 1990

Publications

Crossing Paths:

The

Intersection Between Reverse Mortgages and Bankruptcy (2014) (in

progress)

Risk Allocation in Homeownership: Revisiting the Role of Mortgage Contract Terms in

Shared Risk Shared Responsibilzry:

Government

Markets and Social

Polity in

the Twenry-First

Century (Oxford University Press, Dec. 2011). Co-au

th

or with Prof. Katherine Porter,

University of California, Irvine School of Law.

Mortgage Servicing , 28 Yale J. on Reg. 1 (2011). Co-author with Prof. Adam

Levitin, Georgetown University Law Center

FairDebt Collection Contributing

\utho

r (

8.11 ), National Consumer Law Center (7th ed.

2011)

CollierBankruptry Practi e Guide Contributing Author (Henry Sommer Alan Resnik, eds.,

2011).

J?oredosures:

Workouts Defenses

and

Mortgage

Servicing Co

-author, National Consumer Law

Center (4th ed. 201 2 and 2013 Supplement)

Repossessions Contributing Author (Ch. 8), National Consumer Law Center (7th ed. 2010 a

nd

2012 Supplement).

Mortgage Lending, Co-author, National Consumer Law Center

1s

t ed. 2012 and 2013

Supplment).

The Cost

o

Credit: Regulation Preemption

and Industry Abuses Contributing Author 11.6,

12

.1 -

12.3, 12.5, 12.7-12.12), National Consumer Law Center (4th ed. 2009 a

nd

2011

Supplement)


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Subprime Revisited:

Ho1v

Reverse Mortgage Lenders Put Older Homeowners Equity at Risk Na

tional

Consumer Law Center (Oct. 2009)

Foreclosure

Prevmtion

Counseling:

Preserving the

American

eam, Contributing author, National

Co

nsumer Law Center (2d ed. 2009).

Three Years Later: The Impact of the Bankruptcy Abuse and Consumer Protection Act of

2005 on Low-inc

ome

D ebtors,

42

Clearinghouse Rev. 448 (Jan-

Fe

b. 2009

).

Saving Homes in Bankruptcy: Housing Affordability and Loan Modification, 2008 Utah L

Rev. 1123 (2008). Co-author with

Pr

of. Katherine Porter and John Eggum.

D eciphering Mortgage Proofs of Claim, American Bankruptcy Institute umal, Vol.

XX VII, No. 9 (Nov. 200

8).

Forks in the Road: Driving an Upside-Down 910 Vehicle Through the Hanging

Paragraph, Norton Annual Survey

of

Bankruptcy Law (2008).

Bankruptry

Basics: A step-f?y-

Step Guide

for

Pro

Bono

4ttorneys, General Practitioners, and Legal

Services Offices, co-a

uthor

with

John

Rao, National C

on

sumer Law Center (2007).

Combatting

Foreclosure Rescue

Scams:

A Practice Guide, Co-author, National Consumer Law

Center (2006).

Consumer Rightsfor Domestic Violence Survivors, Contributing author, Na tional Consumer

La \

v

Center (200 6).

eaching

Lecturer - Democratization

of

Credit

Stanford Law School, Spring 2010

Lecturer- Community Economic Development

Stanford Law School, Fall2006 and Fall2007

Lecturer in

Law-

Community Economic Development

Harvard Law School, Fall2003 and Fall2004

Lecturer

in

Law -

Community Econo

mic Development and the Law

Boston

Co

llege Law Sch

oo

l, Spring, 2004, Fa

ll

2002, and Spring 2002

Lecturer in Law - Community

Econo

mic Development Practicum

Boston College Law School, Spring 2003 and

Fa

ll 2002

Lecturer - Environmental Law and Policy

Bo

ston

Co

llege Political Science Department, Spring 1998

Teaching Assistant- Legal Reasoning, Research Writing

Boston

Co

llege Law Scho

ol

,

Fa

ll 1997 and Spring1998


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Select resentations

What boutMy Retirement Savings? Retirement Savings in Bankruptcy

Debtor s Bar ofWest Michigan Winter Seminar, Grand Rapids, I\II Qan. 20, 2014)

Dallas Bar Association, Debtor-Creditor Section, Dallas, TX

Qan. 8,

2014).

New

CFPB Mortgage Rules

Co-presenter, Webinar for the Homeowners Bill ofRights Collaborative

Qan.

16, 2014)

National Consumer Rights Conference, Washington, D.C. (Nov. 7, 2013)

Fall Workshop, National Association

of

Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys, New Orleans, L

(Oct. 25, 2013)

Reverse Mortgages Foreclosures, Webinar, Illinois Attorney General

Grant

Foreclosure

Training (Dec.

9,

2013).

American College ofBanluuptcy Fourth Circuit Symposium, Consumer Bankruptcy

Practice, Exploration and Debate, Washington, D.C. (Dec. 6, 2013).

Loan Modifications 101, Homeowners Bill ofRights Collaborative

Sacramento, CA (Oct. 25, 2013)

San Diego, (Sept., 18, 2013)

Understanding and Responding to Predatory Lending, Webinar for the National Council of

La

Raza Qune 18, 2013)

Bankruptcy Appeals, Co-presenter, National Association

of

Consumer Bankruptcy

Attorneys Annual Conference, San Diego, CA (Apr. 26, 2013)

The Intersection ofBankruptcy and the FDCPA, Webinar for the National Association of

Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys

1\far.

28, 2013).

Foreclosure Defense Training, G Grant Foreclosure Training, Chicago, IL (Dec. 4-5, 2012

and Feb. 6-7, 2013).

Fo

reclosure Prevention Tools and Strategies, Mississippi Foreclosure Prevention

Consortium, Jackson, MS (Oct. 14, 2012)

Home Sweet Home: Residential Issues in Bankruptcy Cases Including Robo-signing,

Mortgage Fraud, Standing and Relief from Stay, American Bankruptcy Institute Southwest

Conference, Las Vegas, NV (Sept. 14, 2012)

CORTAdvanced Foreclosure Law Training, Michigan Poverty Law Program, nn Arbor,

MI Qune 27-28, 2012)

Bankruptcy Basics for Legal Services Attorneys, Equal Justice Conference, Jacksonville,

FL

(1fay 17, 2012)


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Who Owns the Note and Does It Matter?, Presenter, National Association ofConsumer

Bankruptcy Attorneys Annual Conference, San Antonio, TX (Apr. 28, 2012)

Collection and Bankruptcy Issues, Presenter, PLI's 17th Annual Consumer Financial

Services Institute, New York, NY (Apr. 10, 2012)

House

of

Cards: A Primer on Mortgage Markets and Foreclosures, Presenter, Federal

Judicial Center, Webinar (Apr. 10, 2012)

Bankruptcy Appeals: BAP

v

District Court,

Tenth

Annual California Bankruptcy

Conference, Sacramento, CA (Mar. 23, 2012)

Developing a Community-Based Response to Predatory Lending for the National Council of

La Raza, Seattle, WA (Apr. 15, 2009), Pittsburgh,

P

(Sept. 15, 2011), Sacramento, CA

Quly

21, 2011),Jackson,

MS

Qune 16, 2011), Webinars Qune 18, 2013 and August 20, 2013).

Understanding Mortgage Markets, Guest Lecturer, University ofArizona School

of

Law,

Tucson,

Z

(Sept. 27, 2011).

New Deal for Consumer Bankruptcy Seminar, Presenter, Hyde Park, NY (Sept. 9 2011)

Moving Mortgage Loans: Asset Transfers from Originator to RMBS Trust, FederalJudicial

Center, Workshop for Bankruptcy Judges, Portland, OR (Aug. 3, 2011)

Foreclosure Prevention

Tools and Strategies, Mississippi Center for Justice, Gulfport,

MS

(Oct. 24, 2011),Jackson,

MS

Qune 15, 2011)

Moving Mortgage Loans: _\sset Transfers from Originator to RMBS Trust, Federal Judicial

Center, Workshop for Bankruptcy Judges, Charlotte,NC (Mar. 23, 2011)

Rescue Me: Combating Fraud In Foreclosure Rescue Schemes, Panelist, National

Conference of BankruptcyJudges. Las Vegas, NV. Oct. 20,2009.

How

DoWe

Get

Out

of

this Mess? n Update

on

Foreclosure Prevention

Through

Loss

Mitigation, Florida Legal Services, Tampa, FL. June 7-8, 2009.

Seniors Facing

For

eclosure: Challenges and Options Webinar

Legal id Association

of

California, May 28, 2009

Bankruptcy Basics for Legal Services Attorneys, Chicago, IL. May 7-8, 2009.

Politics Practicality and People:

The

Impact

of

the Mortgage Meltdown in Bankruptc

y

American Bankruptcy Institute, 20 th Annual Winter Leadership Conference, Dec. 6 2008.

Keynote Speaker,

Fo

reclosure Prevention and Intervention:

The

Importance

of

Loss

Mitigation Strategies in Keeping Families in Their Home , Examining Successful

Co

llaborations Ongoing Barriers to Foreclosure Prevention, Federal Reserve Bank

of

Chicago, Nov. 6 2008.


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Defending Subprime Mortgage Foreclosures, Practicing Law Institute, Oct. 30, 2008.

T

he

Implementation

of

the HOPE for Homeowners Program and a Review of Foreclosure

Mitigati

on

Efforts,

Te

stimony before the United States

House of

Re

pr

esentatives

Committee

on

Financial Services, September 17 , 2008.

Consumer Bankru

ptc

y Practices and Mortgages, National Workshop for Bankruptcy Judges,

Federal Judicial Center Program, July 2, 2008 and

Au

gust 8, 2008.

Capital Market Advances and Impact

on

Consumers, T

he

Current State

of

Capital

Markets, Federal Judicial Center Program, July 10, 2008.

Foreclosure Prevention and

In

tervention:

The

Importance

of

Loss Mitigation Strategies in

Keeping Families in Their Homes, Testimony before the United States House

of

Representati\es Subcommittee

on

Housing and Community

Opp

ortunity,

Novembe

r 30,

2007

RESP Qualified Written Requests

Stopping Foreclosures: Loan Workouts, Sen-icing Claims and Bankruptcy Strategies

National

Co

nsumer Law Center, Consumer Rig

ht

s Conference, November 2007

Mortgage Crisis Spreads

USF Law School, et al, Trainings for Pro Bono .Attorneys, October 2007

For

eclosure Basics, Foreclosure Rescue Scams, and Bankruptcy Basics

Na

tional

Le

gal Aid and Defenders Association Substantive Law Conference,

Jul

y 2007

To

Close to C

all

-Confirmation Requirements

of

a Chapter 13 Plan

ABI Northeast Bankruptcy

Con

ference, July 2007

Mortgage Se

rv

icing Abuses

California Rural Legal Assistance Spring Training, April 2007

Bar dmissions

Co

mm

onwealth ofMassachusetts

Federal District Court for the District

of

Massachusetts

Fir

st

, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eig

hth

, Ninth, Tenth, and Eleventh

Circuit Courts of Appeals

United States Supreme Court

Professional Organizations

Director, National Association of Consumer Bankmptcy_

\ t t

orneys (2011-present)

Member, National Association

of

Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys (2005-present)

Conferee, National Bankruptcy Conference (2013-present)

Member, American Bankruptcy Institute (2003-present)

Me

mb

er, National .Association of Consumer A.dvocates (2005-presen t)

Co

-Chair, Consumer Committee, Bankruptcy Section, Boston Bar Associati

on

(2003-2004)

Board Member, She

lt

er Legal Services

Fo

undation 2001 -2004)


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Tara

Twomey

P.O. Box 5146 Carmel C 93921 831-229-0256 [email protected]

September 10, 2014

City Clerk s Office

POBoxCC

Carmel-by-the-Sea,

C

93921

To Whom It May Concern:

Please find attached my application for the Harrison Memorial Library Board ofTrustees.

s noted in my application, my family has deep roots in Carmel, and we have a great

love oflibraries and history. For many years, our family has been the beneficiary of

Carmel s amazing libraries. Now, it the time for me to give back

by

offering to serve on

the Board ofTrustees and help guide this community treasure into the future.

In addition to the application, please fmd attached a Statement of Interest, a Statement of

Qualification, and

my

C.V.

If

I can provide any additional information or answer any questions, please feel free to

contact me at the number above.

Thank you,

ftu

Tara Twomey


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Instructions

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t

all questions on this application. Print or type your

responses. You are encouraged to attach a cover letter to this application further

explaining your qualifications for the position and why you are interested in serving.

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All members of boards and commissions are subject t the conflict

of

interest laws

of

the State of California and are required to submit Form 700, Statement of

Economic Interest, within ten days of assuming office. Form 700 must e filed

annually thereafter, and again upon the completion

of

a member's term

of

office.


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Instructions:


BOARD & COMMISSION APPLICATION

Please

respond

to all questions on this application. Print

or

type your responses . You are

encouraged to attach a cover letter to this

application

further

explaining your qualifications

for the

position

and

why

you are interested in serving.

Board or Commission Selection:

Check

one or more board

r

commission.

Members shall not serve

simultaneously

on

more than

one Council appointed Board or

Commission.


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Forest Beach Commission

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Historic Resources Boa r

XI

Planning Commission

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Name: Last First

Init

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al

Carper Gregory

J

Location o Residence:

2 NW of 5

1

h on Junipero #B-2, Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA 93921

Mailing Address :

P.O. Box 3021, Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA 93921

Business Address:

215

W

Franklin Street,

5th

Floor, Monterey,

CA 93940

Home Phone: (831) 238-1468

I Business Phone: (831) 649-1100

Cell Phone:

(831 )238-1468

I

Fax Number:

(831) 649-6805

Email Address:

g r e g o r y j c a r p e r e s q ~ g m a i l c o m

Registered Voter in Carmel-by-the-Sea Yes lX No

0

Reason for Interest in the Position:

I am interested in serving

on the

Planning Commission because I love Carmel-by-the-Sea and want to

make

the

City an

even

better place to live. I have enjoyed my four years on

the

Historic Resources

Board

and want to give more of myself in service to the City and its citizens. I would like taking on

greater responsibility as a Planoiog Commissiooer and helping the City address a broad array of issues

Statement

of

Qualifications for Position:

As a licensed attorney, I have the research and analysis skills to help the Planning Commission address

the various iss

ues it

must consider. As a civic-minded citizen

with

a long histo

ry

of serving the

community. I will be a conscientious

serva

nt of the City

and my

fellow citizens.

As

a

p

eople person, I

have

the importaot ability to relate to, listeo to, aod work with people of different perspectives



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Education:

Institution Course

of

Study

DeQree Year (s)

Monterey College o Law

Law

Doctor of Jurisprudence,

2004-2007

The

University

o

Charleston

Political

Science

111

cr. hrs., 1993-1997

Employment Experience (Start with

Most

Recent):

Organization:

Walker

&

Reed,

LLP

I

Attorneys

at

Law

Position :

Attorney

Year: 2011-present

Organization :

Self-

Employed

Position:

Attorney

Year: 2011

Organization:

Law Office

ofEric

N. Holk,

PC

Pos ition: Attornev

Year:

2010


Organization:

City

o Carmel-by -the-Sea

Historic

Resources Board

Position:

Board Member

Year: 201 0-oresent

Organization:

Carmel

Residents

Association

osition :

Member

Year: 2014-llresent -

Organization:

Save

Our

Shores

Position :

Beach Clean-up Volunteer

Year: 2010-present

In accordance wi

th th

e Public Records Act, applications and attachments submitted a

re

considered public recor

ds and

will be disclosed upon receipt of a pu blic records reques t

All members of boards and c

omm

issions are subject to the Conflict of

In

terest Laws of the State of California and

are

required to submit Form

700,

Statement of Economic Interest, within

30

days of assum ing office. Form

700

must be

filed annually thereafter, and within

3

days of leavi

ng

office

as

well.

In accordance with Assembly Bill (AB) 1234 appo1nted members are required to attend Pub lic Service Ethics


Do you agree to file all required statements in a

timely

manner as prescribed by law or the

City s

Conflict

of

Interest

Code?

YES NO D

September

4, 2014

Date

Return ap 1cation

City

Clerk s Office, East side of Monte Verde Street, between Ocean and Seventh

Avenues or mail to PO Box CC, Carmel-by-the-Sea, 93921 attention: City Clerk's Office.

Revised August 19. 2014


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P.O. Box 3021

Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA 93921

Via

Electronic

Mail

September 4, 2014

The

Honorable Jason Burnett

Mayor of Carmel-by-the-Sea

Carmel-by-the

-Sea

City Hall

GREGORY

J.

CARPER ESQ.

c/o Lori Frontella, MMC, Interim City Clerk

[email protected]

Re: Board & Commission Application

Dear

Mayor

Burnett:

(83 I) 23 8-1468

[email protected]

In light

of

the expiration of my term as a member of the Historic Resources Board and the

scheduled vacancy on the Planning Commission in October, my desire to serve the City and its citizens as

a planning commissioner, and my interest in continuing to serve as a member

of

the Hi storic Resources

Board, I have enclosed

my

Board & Commission Application for your review.

I am especially interested in serving the

City of

Carmel-by-the-Sea because I have lived in and

loved the

City

for 4 years. I am a civic-minded citizen: I ha

ve

greatly enjoyed serving as a member of

the Historic Resources Board for the last four years and want to give more

of

my time and energy and

expertise

in

service to

the

City. There is nowhere I would rather live than Carmel-by-the-Sea, and I want

to help make

our

little village an even better place for people to call home for

ge

nerations to come.

I am ideally suited for the position

of Planning Commissioner because I am a licensed attorney

and my legal training will enable me to help the Planning Commission give due consideration to relevant

laws during its deliberations. As a longtime resident and non-business owner, I will bring a unique

perspective to the Planning Commission that seeks to preserve and enhance Carmel-by-the-Sea as

primarily, essentially, and predominantly a residential City and that complements the personal and

professional perspectives

of

my fellow Commissioners.

I greatly enjoyed meeting you and Councilwoman Beach when I interviewed for the Planning

Commission vacancy back in June. I hope

we

can meet again to discu

ss

the possibility of my serving the

City

as

a Plruming Commissioner or , in the alternative, continuing as a Member of the Historic Resources

Board. As I said when we met in June, I am happy to serve the City in whatever capacity you

and

the

City Council think best.

Very respectfully,

Enclosed: Board Commission Application


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Instructions:



Please respond to all questions on this application. Print r type your responses. You are encouraged

to attach a cover letter t this application further explaining your qualifications for the position and

why you are interested

n

serving.

Board

r

Commission Selection:

Check one r more board r commission. Members shall not serve simultaneously on more than one

Council-appointed Board r Commission.


D


D

Harrison Memorial Library Board

of

Trustees

D


D

Planning Commission

X


Name

: Last

First

Initial

Hess

Hans K

Location of Residence:

Dolores 4 SE of 9

1

h

Mailing Address:

PO Box 4406, Carmel-by-the-Sea California, 93921

Business Address:

None

ome

Phone: 831-531-8344

I

Business Phone:

Cell Phone: 831-531-8344 I Fax Number:

Email Address: [email protected]

Registered Voter in Carmel-by-the-Sea

Yes X

No 0

Reason for Interest in the Position: I was born and raised in Carmel, and as such, have possessed a lifelong

interest in the character

of

the community and how it relates

to

planning. After being away for 15 years I moved

back this year in order to raise my children and serve in the community that I have loved and missed for so

long.

To

me, the planning and review function

of

the City is one

of

the most critical mechanisms for preserving

the unique and beautiful residential character

of

Carmel

for

generations to come.

Statement of Qualifications for Position: I am qualified for the Planning Commission for the following reasons:

1. Carmel is in my blood. I grew up here and the significance and uniqueness of this place is imprinted on me.

2. My experience working for the City Forestry department (summers of 1991 1992) conducting the City's

annual tree survey taught

me

the importance

of

a healthy forest

for

Carmel.

3.

My experience in developing

architecturally sensitive mixed use projects

for

Universities around the country gave me day to day experience

with the power that design and planning have on place-making in general. 4. I have 13 years' experience

reviewing and visualizing architectural plan sets. 5. I have a passion for how the interaction

of

Carmel's built

environment and the forest has made it one

of

the most beautiful and special places in the world. 6. I have

consistently demonstrated my care for the environment in my professional life through the businesses I have

owned and operated, which reflects the ethos

of

Carmel and the greater region.

Revised September 5 2014


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Education:

Institution

Course

of

Study Degree Year (s)

Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo

CA

Physics

BS

Physics, 1994

Dallas

Theological

Seminary Systematic Theology

Master of

Theology

1998

Employment Experience (Start with

Most

Recent):

Organization:

Elevation Franchise Ventures

LLC

Position: Chairman of the Board Year:2014- present

Organization:

Elevation Franchise Ventures, LLC

Position: Chief Executive Officer

Year: 2007-2014

Organization:

Elevation Burger, LLC

Position: President

Year: 2005-2007


Organization:

River Dads (Carmel River School parent organization)

Position: Volunteer

Year:2014

Organization:

The Falls Church, Falls Church Virginia

Position: Board Member

Year: 2013-2014

In accordance with the Public Records Act, applications and attachments submitted are considered public records and will

be disclosed upon receipt of a public records request.

All members of boards and commissions are subject to the Conflict of Interest Laws of the State of California and are

required

to

submit Form 700, Statement of Economic Interest, within 30 days of assuming office. Form 700 must be filed

annually thereafter, and within 30 days

of


In accordance with Assembly Bill (AB) 1234 appointed members are required to attend Public Service Ethics Education

upon appointment and every two years thereafter.

o

you agree to file all required statements in a timely manner as prescribed by law or the City s

Conflict of Interest Code? YES

X NO

0

i r J

Date

Return application

to

the City Clerk s Office, East side

of


Avenues or mail

to

PO Box CC, Carmel-by-the-sea, 93921, attention: City Clerk s Office.

Revised September 5, 2 14


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Hans Hess

Dolores 4 SE of

9th

P Box44 6

Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA 93921

To whom it may concern:

RE EIVED SEP 2 1 4

t }

Planning Commission Application

I am writing in regard to my application for the vacancy on the Planning Commission. I was born and raised in

Carmel, and as such, have possessed a lifelong interest in the character

of

our community and how it can be preserved for

the future.

After attending Carmel River School, Carmel Middle School and Carmel High School, I moved away to further

my

education, which included 8 years of undergraduate and graduate study. After my education I moved back to the area

in 1998 for a year and then moved to the Washington DC area in 1999. Last year I purchased a home on Dolores Street in

anticipation of moving back, which I did in June ofthis year. I have loved Carmel since my childhood and have missed it

for the last 5 years. And so I moved back in order to serve the community and raise my children in the unique place and

way that I was raised.

To

me, the planning and review function that is embodied in the Planning Commission's role is one of he most

critical mechanisms for preserving our unique and beautiful place for future generations. The following highlights capture

why I am qualified and would be an asset to both the Planning Commission and the City

of

Carmel-by-the-Sea:

For

two summers (1991, 1992) I worked for the Carmel-by-the-Sea Forestry department. It was there that I frrst

became aware

of

he vital role a healthy canopy plays in maintaining our distinct place. The primacy

of

the forest

is the cornerstone of Carmel 's aesthetic sensibility.

As an aide to a democratic Congressman in 1999 I was responsible for studying environment and housing policy

issues in the United States. While reading The Geography

ofNowhere

during my tenure there, I recognized that

growing up in the village in the forest had instilled a deep sense

of

place in me and I became passionate about

the way architecture, planning, design and place interact.

This passion led me to work

as

a consultant for the next four years following my stint on Capitol Hill, helping

universities develop thei r unique sense

of

place. Specifically I helped conceptualize, and in some cases develop,

more than 25 architecturally appropriate buildings, with a focus on mixed use development.

In

2005 I served as

my

own General Contractor for

my

first restaurant, an environmentally sensitive, organic,

grass-fed hamburger restaurant. Over the next 9 years I served

as

the President and CEO and developed over 40

restaurants.

One of

hose was one

of

the frrst LEED certified restaurants (in our restaurant category) in the United

States.

In 2007 I requested and was granted the right to

start the nation's frrst and largest all hybrid taxicab company

( enviroCAB) in Arlington VA. After demonstrating the feasibility

of

hybrid taxicabs (which was a controversial

and novel idea back in 2007) Arlington County began requiring its taxicab operators to use energy efficient

vehicles and enviroCAB/Arlington County became a model for similar jurisdictions around the country.

Thank you for the opportunity to apply to serve.

Sincerely,


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YCitycterk

Instructions:

Please respond

to

all questions on this application. Print

or

type your responses. You are

encouraged to

attach a cover Jetter

to

this

application further explaining your

qualifications

for

the

position and

why

you

are

interested in serving.

Board

or Commission Selection:

Check one

or

more board

or

commission

.

Members shall not

serve

simultaneous

ly

on

more than

one Council appointed Board

or

Commission.


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D


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RECEIVED

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CITYO t-

CARMEL BY-TilE-SEA

Instructions:

Please

respond to all questions on this

application.

Print

or

type your responses. You

are

encouraged to attach a cover letter

to

this application further explaining your qualifications for the

position and

why

you

are interested

in

serving.

Board

or Commission Selection:

Check

one

or

more

board or

commission. Members shall

not serve

simultaneously

on

more

than

one

Council-appointed Board or Commission.

Community Activities Cultural Commission D Forest Beach Commission D

Harrison Memorial Library Board of

Trustees D

Historic

Resources Board D

Planning

Commission

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Personal

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Name: Last

First

Initial

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Education:

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Position:

Year:

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public service, civic

or volunteer

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In accordance with the Public Records Act, applications and attachments submitted are considered public records and

will be disclosed upon receipt

of

a public records request.

All members of boards and commissions are subject to the Conflict of Interest Laws of the State of California and are

required to submit Form 700, Statement of Economic Interest, within 30 days of assuming office. Form 700 must be

filed annually thereafter, and within 30 days of leaving office as well.

In accordance with Assembly Bill (AB) 1234 appointed members are required to attend Public Service Ethics


Do you agree to file all required statements n a timely manner as prescribed by law or the City s

Conflict of Interest Code?

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NO D

Signatt.ffe I Date

Return application to the City Clerk s Office, East side of Monte Verde Street, between Ocean and Seventh

Avenues or mail to PO Box

CC

Carmel-by-the-Sea, 93921, attention: City Clerk s Office.

Revised Au gust 21, 2014


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nstructions:

Please

respond to

all

quest

ions on this

application. Print or type

your responses. You are

encouraged

to

attach

a

cover letter to this application further

explaining

your qualifications for the

position

and

why you

are

interested

in serving.

Board or

Commission Selection:

Check one or

more

board

or commission

.

Members

shall

not serve

simultaneously

on

more

than

one

Council-appointed Board

or

Commission

.


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of

Trustees

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All members

of

boards and commissions are subject to the Conflict

of

Interest Laws of the State of California and are

required to submit Form 700, Statement of Economic Interest, within 30 days

of

assuming office. Form 700 must be

filed annually thereafter, and within 30 days

of


n accordance with Assembly Bill (AB) 1234 appointed members are required to attend Public Service Ethics


Do you agree to file all required

s t ~ m e n t s

in

a timely manner as prescribed by law

or

the City s

Conflict o Interest Code? YES P

O

o

~

Date

Return application to the City Clerk s Office, East side

o


Avenues

or

mail to PO Box CC Carmel-by-the-Sea, 93921, attention: City Clerks Office.



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Instructions

Please respond to all questions on this application. Print or type your

responses. You are encouraged to attach a cover letter to this application further

explaining your qualifications for the position and why you are interested in serving.

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