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Home My WebLink About12/08/1992CITY COUNCIL AGENDA Mayor — Gary G. Miller Mayor Pro Tem — Phyllis E. Papen Councilman — John A. Forbing Councilman — Gary H. Werner Councilman — Jay C. l(im City Council Chambers are located at: South CoastAir Quality Management Dist- tAudilbdum 21 865 East Copley Drive retain from srnoking, eating or drinking in the C6—wcil Chambers MEETING DATE: December 8, 1992 MEETING TIME: 6:00 p.m. Terrence L Belanger City Manager Andrew V. Arczynski City Attorney Lynda Burgess City Clerk Copies of staff reports or other written documentation relating to each item referred to on this agenda are on file in the Office of the City Clerk and are available for public Inspection. If you have questions regarding an agenda Item, please contact the City Clerk at (M) 860-2489 during business hours. The City of Diamond Bar uses RECYCLED paper and encourages you to do the same. THIS MEETING IS BEING BROADCAST LIVE BY JONES INTERCABLE FOR AIRING ON CHANNEL 51, AND BY REMAINING IN THE ROOM, YOU ARE GIVING YOUR PERMISSION TO BE TELEVISED. 1. CALL TO ORDER: PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: ROLL CALL: 6:00 P.M. Mayor Miller Councilmen Forbing, Werner, Kim, Mayor Pro Tem Papen, and Mayor Miller. 2. INTERVIEWS FOR CITY COUNCIL APPOINTMENT - The following is a list of the candidates being interviewed for the vacancy left by Congressman -elect Jay C. Kim. The order in which the names appear is not the order in which they will be interviewed. Determination of position will be by lot drawn prior to the meeting. Actual interview order will be determined by lot, prior to the interviews beginning. J. Todd Chavers Robert J. Chiu Bruce Flamenbaum Mike Goldenberg Clair Harmony Steven Johnson Dr. Jong M. Lee, D.D.S. Dexter MacBride Dale Mueller, MS, RN Jim Paul Lydia E. Plunk James Poulis Gloria Todd -Rousseau Marshall Wise Don Wyse 3. ADJOURNMENT: UKAKF THIS MEETING IS BEING BROADCAST LIVE BY JONES INTERCABLE FOR AIRING ON CHANNEL 51, AND BY REMAINING IN THE ROOM, YOU ARE GIVING YOUR PERMISSION TO BE TELEVISED. 1. CALL TO ORDER: PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: ROLL CALL: 6:00 P.M. Mayor Miller Councilmen Forbing, Werner, Kim, Mayor Pro Tem Papen, and Mayor Miller. 2. INTERVIEWS FOR CITY COUNCIL APPOINTMENT - The following is a list of the candidates being interviewed for the vacancy left by Congressman -elect Jay C. Kim. The -order in which the names appear is not the order in which they will be interviewed. Determination of position will be by lot drawn prior to the meeting. Actual interview order will be determined by lot, prior to the interviews beginning. J. Todd Chavers Robert J. Chiu Bruce Flamenbaum Mike Goldenberg Clair Harmony Steven Johnson Dr. Jong M. Lee, D.D.S. Dexter MacBride Dale Mueller, MS, RN Jim Paul Lydia E. Plunk James Poulis Gloria Todd -Rousseau Marshall Wise Don Wyse 3. ADJOURNMENT: Notice Council, at meeting to interviews Auditorium, was passed AYES: NOTICE OF ADJOURNMENT is hereby given that the City of Diamond Bar City their meeting of December 1, 1992, adjourned said December 8, 1992 for the purpose of conducting to fill a council vacancy at 6:00 p.m. at the AQMD 21865 E. Copley Dr., California. Said adjournment by the following votes: COUNCILMEMBERS: NOES: COUNCILMEMBERS: ABSENT: COUNCILMEMBERS: Dated: December 2, 1992 Forbing, Werner, Kim, MPT/Papen, M/Miller None None /s/ TommYe Nice Tommye Nice Deputy City Clerk, City of Diamond Bar F,��,COpr December 3, 1992 Clair Harmony 24139 Afamado Lane Diamond Bar, California 91765 Dear Mr. Harmony: This will follow-up the telephone conversation you had this date regarding council appointment interviews that will be held on Tuesday, December 8, 1992 at 6:00 p.m. at the South Coast Air Quality Management District Auditorium, located at 21865 E. Copley Dr. As indicated, please report directly to the Executive Conference Room between 5:30 and 5:45 p.m. Staff will be on hand to assist you. Refreshments will be served. As discussed, determination of position for interviews will be by lot. Once you have been interviewed you have the option to leave or take a seat in the audience. Council selection will then be announced during the meeting of December 15, 1992. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the City Clerk's Office at (909) 860-2489 or the City Manager's Office at (909) 396-5666. Sincerely, Tommye Nice Deputy City Clerk /tn FILE COPY December 3, 1992 Stephen Johnson 21331 Hipass Diamond Bar, California 91765 Dear Mr. Johnson: This will follow-up the telephone conversation you had this date regarding council appointment interviews that will be held on Tuesday, December 8, 1992 at 6:00 p.m. at the South Coast Air Quality Management District Auditorium, located at 21865 E. Copley Dr. As indicated, please report directly to the Executive Conference Room between 5:30 and 5:45 p.m. Staff will be on hand to assist you. Refreshments will be served. As discussed, determination of position for interviews will be by lot. Once you have been interviewed you have the option to leave or take a seat in the audience. Council selection will then be announced during the meeting of December 15, 1992. As.you indicated due to your work schedule you will be unable to attend the meeting. Please be advised that we have notified the City Manager and that he will be in contact with you. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the City Clerk's Office at (909) 860-2489 or the City Manager's Office at (909) 396-5666. Sincerely, Tommye Nice Deputy City Clerk /tn December 3, 1992 Dr. Jong M. Lee, DDS 1108 South Diamond Bar Boulevard Diamond Bar, California 91765 Dear Dr. Lee: This will follow-up the telephone conversation you had this date regarding council appointment interviews that will be held on Tuesday, December 8, 1992 at 6:00 p.m. at the South Coast Air Quality Management District Auditorium, located at 21865 E. Copley Dr. As indicated, please report directly to the Executive Conference Room between 5:30 and 5:45 p.m. Staff will be on hand to assist you. Refreshments will be served. As discussed, determination of position for interviews will be by lot. Once you have been interviewed you have the option to leave or take a seat in the audience. Council selection will then be announced during the meeting of December 15, 1992. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the City Clerk's Office at (909) 860-2489 or the City Manager's Office at (909) 396-5666. Sincerely, Tommye Nice Deputy City Clerk /tn 21660 EAST COPLEY DRIVE • SUITE 100 DIAMOND BAR, CA 91765-4177 714-860-2489 • FAX 714-861-3117 November 19, 1992 Jong M. Lee, D.D.S. 1108 South Diamond Bar Boulevard Diamond Bar, California 91765 Re: City Council Vacancy Dear Dr. Lee: Pursuant to direction of the City Council at their meeting of November 15, 1992, enclosed for your review is a copy of the following: 1991-92 Statement of Economic Interests Form 721 and Instructions and 1991 Campaign Disclosure Information Manual A. It is the intent of the Council to give those interested in applying for the vacant council seat as much information as possible by showing filings required by the Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) of each elected or appointed official. Please note that if you are appointed to fill the unexpired term of Councilman Kim, you will be required to complete and file the enclosed forms which will then become public records. Please read through these manuals carefully. If, after reviewing these manuals, you have questions or no longer wish to be considered, please send the undersigned a letter requesting that your name no longer be considered for the office. Thank you for your interest in serving the citizens of Diamond Bar. If you have any questions, feel free to contact this office. Sincerely, Lynda Burgess, CMC City Clerk JAY C. KIM PHYLLIS E. PAPEN JOHN A. FORBING GARY G. MILLER GARY H. WERNER Mayor Mayor Pro -Tem Councilmember Councilmember Councilmember RECYCLED PAPER MacBride Enterprises November 24, 1992 City Council City of Diamond Bar 21660 E. Copley Drive, Suite 100 Diamond Bar CA 91765 Attn: VLinda Burgess, City Clerk Honorable Council Members: 909 TELEPHONE: X7A)4/860-5608 435 WILLAPA LANE DIAMOND BAR, CA 91765 LIJ Please accept this letter as my expression of interest in, and application for, the position of. Council Member which is to be the subject of your consideration and appointment. I am aware of the responsibilities, work and term limita- tion involved. However, the opportunity to serve our com- munity at this decisive level is irresistible. Enclosed: Summary of recent Diamond Bar community acti- vities, together with a more extended business/professional Profile. Your courtesy in extending me an opportunity to discuss my qualifications, experience and professional background will be deeply appreciated. Respectfully, De ter D. MacBride, CAE, FASA encl.: Summary Sheet -community activities (2 pp.) business/professional Profile (2 pp.) Copy distribution: Hon. Jay C. Kim, Mayor Hon. Phyllis E. Papen, Hayor Pro Tem Hon. John A. Forbing, Councilman Hon. Gary G. Miller Councilman Hon. Gary H. Werner, Councilman (C) National College of 7ellows American Society of Appraisers Washington, D.C. Headquarters (Chancellor) (D) Awards (recent) "Com.unity Person of the Year" Diamond Bar Chamber of Commerce "Outstanding Volunteer Service Award" L.A. County; Older:'mericans 1992-1993 1990 1992 PA's l of 2 DEQ, 'FPR D. T.•LKBPJDE 11-24-92 SUf'Iln%R1 Y-CO_•'D,IUNIrZ ACTIVITIES 435 Willapa Lane Dia.rond Bar, CA 91765 909-860-5608 (A) City of Diamond Bar Planning coTa-Lassion 1990-present (currently, vice Chair) Mediation Center 1990-present (TOmini strator) Diamond Bar Improvement Association 1990 (President) General Plan Advisory Corunittee 1990 (Member) "Effective City Gov't Seminar" 1989 (Jan/Feb) (20 candidates for positions of Councilmerber, Diamond Bar) (Initiator, Lecturer) recycling Project 1988-89 California Dep't of Conservation (Project 11anager) (B) Regional Claremont Dispute Resolution Center 1991-present (Coordinator, Goveran nt & Professional Programs) (C) National College of 7ellows American Society of Appraisers Washington, D.C. Headquarters (Chancellor) (D) Awards (recent) "Com.unity Person of the Year" Diamond Bar Chamber of Commerce "Outstanding Volunteer Service Award" L.A. County; Older:'mericans 1992-1993 1990 1992 DR.=R. D. TIACBPTDF. 435 Trillapa Lane 11-24-92 Diamond Par, CA 91765 (E) Presentations (resent) page I o -f 2 SM4ARY-CO�11dWi ITY ACTIVITIES ---------------------------- ---------------------------•- 909-860-5608 ''r . A . D . E . --- Diamond Bar's Anti --Drug Program" (presented on behalf of DBIA; Board, ,ti7alnut Unified School District) "The Wealth of Nations and Adana .Smith" (International 1�1)praisal Conference; New Orleans, LA) "The Appraiser's Professional Responsi- bility re Mediation -.and Arbitration" (International Appraisal Conference; New Orleans, LA) (F) Publications (recent) "The Opinion of the College on Appraisal Practice: Contractual and Fiduciar1 Re- lationships; Lawsuit; Mediation"; Valuation Journal, Vol 37, Number 1 "Volunteerism, Mediation, City Government: An Extraordinary Mix" (the Dianond Bar Pilot Program) 1991 Proceedings, Society of Professionals In Dispute Resolution 1# # September 1992 June, 1992 June, 1992 January, 1992 October, 1991 DEXTER D. MacBRIDE PROFILE — July 1990 435 Willapa Lane Diamond Bar, California 91765 (714) 860-5608 (909) CURRENT POSITIONS Commissioner, Planning; City of Diamond Bar Coordinator, Government & Professional Association Programs Claremont Dispute Resolution Center Settlement Program Coordinator, Alternate Dispute Resolution East District Superior Court, Los Angeles County CERTIFICATIONS Jay: Virginia Bar Association (Member, American Bar Association) Appraising: ASA designation American Society of Appraisers (Vice Chancellor, College of Fellows) Administration: CAE designation American Society of Association Executives Right of Wav_: SR/WA designation International Right of Way Association M i i : Certified Mediator - CDRC State of California EDUCATION LLB; JD MA - Interdisciplinary Studies, Valuation Sciences (first recipient of a Valuation Sciences degree, in Real Estate, in the United States; Hofstra University, New York, 1979) AUTHOR Books Licensing/Certification of Appraisers 1972 Freedom -USA: 1976 Power and P� s:1969 Articles More than 60 articles on Appraising, Real Estate, Right of Way, Public Administration. "Value Forum", nationally -distributed newspaper column; 1979-83 Opinions "Education for Appraisers" "Recognition of Academic Degrees or Equivalent Professional Education" "Indirect Licensing of Appraisers" (ASA College of Fellows) EDITOR "The Bibliography of Appraisal Literature"; 1974 "Opportunities in Appraising/Valuation Sciences"; 1982 "Valuation" Journal; 1970-1979 DEXTER D. MacBRIDE PROFILE — July 1990 Page Two LECTURER Presentations throughout nation at appraisal societies, value -oriented groups, government agencies on Appraising, Urban Affairs, Government-owned Excess Real Estate Valuation/ Management, Redlining and Residential Appraising, via TV, radio, conferences, etc, e.g., "Action Line", cable TV, on Condemnation, Appraising, Valuation of Property, 1981-82 series. EXPERIENCE Appraising Executive Vice President American Society of Appraisers (13 years) Chief Appraiser, California Public Works -Highways Right of Way (7 years) Instructor, U.S. Valuation Policy Seminar Series University of Iceland, Reykjavik; May 1987 Consultant, Government of Indonesia; USAID -Jakarta Technical Assistance Program; 1987 Instructor, Property Management/Valuation State of Kentucky; 1962 Instructor, Property Management/Valuation City of Elizabeth, New Jersey; 1982 Testimony US Senate & House Committees on the Judiciary (Fair Housing); 1979 US Senate/House Hearings on Surplus Land Valuation/ Management; 1979 New York City Commission on Human Rights; 1976 HUD, Office for Fair Housing/Equal Opportunity, 1976 Expert Witness US District Court - Houston, Texas (Valuation) US Distri q Court - Chicago, Illinois (Valuation) Law Practice Eminent Domain (Virginia) /j� f,COP` December 3, 1992 Dexter MacBride 435 Willapa Lane Diamond Bar, California 91765 Dear Mr. MacBride: This will follow-up the telephone conversation you had this date regarding council appointment interviews that will be held on Tuesday, December 8, 1992 at 6:00 p.m. at the South Coast Air Quality Management District Auditorium, located at 21865 E. Copley Dr. As indicated, please report directly to the Executive Conference Room between 5:30 and 5:45 p.m. Staff will be on hand to assist you. Refreshments will be served. As discussed, determination of position for interviews will be by lot. Once you have been interviewed you have the option to leave or take a seat in the audience. Council selection will then be announced during the meeting of December 15, 1992. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the City Clerk's Office at (909) 860-2489 or the City Manager's Office at (909) 396-5666. Sincerely, Tommye Nice Deputy City Clerk /tn fief co ,.r December 3, 1992 Jim Paul 1269 Ahtena Drive Diamond Bar, California 91765 Dear Mr. Paul: This will follow-up the telephone conversation you had this date regarding council appointment interviews that will be held on Tuesday, December 8, 1992 at 6:00 p.m. at the South Coast Air Quality Management District Auditorium, located at 21865 E. Copley Dr. As indicated, please report directly to the Executive Conference Room between 5:30 and 5:45 p.m. Staff will be on hand to assist you. Refreshments will be served. As discussed, determination of position for interviews will be by lot. Once you have been interviewed you have the option to leave or take a seat in the audience. Council selection will then be announced during the meeting of December 15, 1992. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the City Clerk's Office at (909) 860-2489 or the City Manager's Office at (909) 396-5666. Sincerely, Tommye Nice Deputy City Clerk /tn Application for Appointment to City Council Community Service Resume Lydia E. Plunk 1522 Deerfoot Drive Diamond Bar, CA 91765 861-7358 I currently serve as the first vice chairwoman of any commission in Diamond Bar. My attendance of regularly called commission meetings has been perfect. During my tenure this commission successfully completed many milestones. We worked together to develop an in house recreation program and expanded JPA's. This brought control to the program, enabling an over 100% participation rate increase for contract classes. We successfully wrote and implemented policies and procedures for the Parks Reservation System. The Concerts in the Park series was initiated and expanded. The Adopt -A -Park program was developed to supplement City resources by encouraging community involvement. Subcommittees I serve include Adopt -A -Park, Programming, Seniors, City Birthday Party and Parks Master Plan Inventory. As a Master Composter, I will be volunteering my services to help make source reduction and environmental enhancement a reality. I have been an officer in the Diamond Bar Walnut Valley Republican Women's Club. I currently serve as president. In 1990 I was named by the Chamber of Commerce and the San Gabriel Valley YWCA as a "Woman of Achievement". Nominated by Gary Werner for consideration for appointment to City Council. Appointed by John Forbing as the first woman Parks and Recreation Commissioner in Diamond Bar. A Charter Member of the Diamond Bar Jaycees, I was named Jaycee of the Year 1989-90 for service to this community. Positions included Newsletter Publisher, Secretary, Community Development Vice President and Co -Chairwoman of The Game of Diamond Bar. We aided the Ranch Festival with the parade. During my tenure a community service scholarship and the Diamond Bar/ Walnut Valley YMCA sports field were supported. I an a charter member of the Diamond Bar branch of the American Heart Association. I served as the Volunteer Development Vice President. I also developed training procedures and manuals while on the Los Angeles Affiliate Volunteer Development Committee. I believe in active participation of parents to promote education. I served the Diamond Point PTA as Vice President. I an also a past Community Club Co -President of Maple Hill Elementary School. I was a member of the Maple Hill School Improvement Program Committee..I have worked to pass legislation p* a representative of the Walnut Valley Citizens for Education, working to pass Propositions 79, 98 and H. I have worked with our legislators to bring about educational funding base parity. I have been an Assistant Den Leader in Cub Scouts and Team Mother for Diamond Bar Little League. I worked for the Diamond Bar Little League District 20 task force to establish the Challencier program for this region. This program brings the ideals and experience of Little League to the physically and mentally handicapped by paring them with a "buddy" from the regular Little League program. I have resided since 1979 in Diamond Bar with my husband of 17 years, Gerald Plunk. We have two children, Trevor (14) and Kenny (11). During this time I have chosen to be a professional homemaker. Gerald is a Director for Loral Electro -Optical. Our home is registered as a 1 Backyard Wildlife Habitat with the National Wildlife Federation. I an a member of Mount Calvary Lutheran Church where I have taught Sunday School and Vacation Bible School. Thank you for your time in reviewing this application. If you have any further questions, please feel free to call. I wish you God speed in your decision. Best Regards, Lydia E. Plunk November, 1992 We respectfully request that Lydia Plunk be considered for appointment to the City Council of Diamond Bar. Pat Whelan Jolene McLean Raul Medina Letty Skaar David Shey Marge Hinkle Dr. John Peterson Jerry Ray Harriett Peterson Oveta Ray Bob McDonnell Tawylia Sief Diane McDonnell Magdy Seif Ruth Ortiz Jeane Hill -Hamm Jude Lopez Diana Garrett Alice Lopez Don Garrett Lois McManus Marshall W. Hill Joe McManus Vince Polmeni Dr. Douglas Wyler Ruben Diaz Gerald W. Plunk Linda Diaz Emmie Majus Marya Basrai Charlie Majus Don Schad Gloria Goss Ed Hilden Chuck Price Pearl Hilden Sandra Price Janelle Strunk Eric Price Alba Moesser Debbie Burns Richard Goff Michael Burns Charlene Goff Tom Shepherd Sherry Rogers Sharon Shepherd Laurie Wronski Bob Morriss Dick Schrerrer Vicki Morriss Joni Schrerer Don Skraba Jill Marie Andreski Judy Skraba Hadi Khajavi Dave Nichols Delores Khajavi Maryanne Nichols Wayne Johansson Barbara McCreary Debbie Johansson Dennis McCreary Mike Elfelt Kent Oborne Carolyn Elfelt Sharyl Oborne Jay Hollander Joan Brundige Marcia Giannini Tim Brundige Tom Giannini Stephanie Surgener Michael Giannini Genen Surgener Brad Dixon Dibak Roy Judy Borning Kajal Roy Beverly D'Errico Matt Rezvani Debbie Rezvani Bill Adams Shelley Adams Rosemary Rengle Diane Van Nort This is a partial listing Karla Adams of support. CSA December 3, 1992 Lydia Plunk 1522 Deerfoot Drive Diamond Bar, California 91765 Dear Mrs. Plunk: This will follow-up the telephone conversation you had this date regarding council appointment interviews that will be held on Tuesday, December 8, 1992 at 6:00 p.m. at the South Coast Air Quality Management District Auditorium, located at 21865 E. Copley Dr. As indicated, please report directly to the Executive Conference Room between 5:30 and 5:45 p.m. Staff will be on hand to assist you. Refreshments will be served. As discussed, determination of position for interviews will be by lot. Once you have been interviewed you have the option to leave or take a seat in the audience. Council selection will then be announced during the meeting of December 15, 1992. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the City Clerk's Office at (909) 860-2489 or the City Manager's Office at (909) 396-5666. Sincerely, Tommye Nice Deputy City Clerk /tn f Cep` December 3, 1992 James P. Poulis 3177 Hawkwood Road Diamond Bar, California 91765 Dear Mr. Poulis: This will follow-up the telephone conversation you had this date regarding council appointment interviews that will be held on Tuesday, December 8, 1992 at 6:00 p.m. at the South Coast Air Quality Management District Auditorium, located at 21865 E. Copley Dr. As indicated, please report directly to the Executive Conference Room between 5:30 and 5:45 p.m. Staff will be on hand to assist you. Refreshments will be served. As discussed, determination of position for interviews will be by lot. Once you have been interviewed you have the option to leave or take a seat in the audience. Council selection will then be announced during the meeting of December 15, 1992. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the City Clerk's Office at (909) 860-2489 or the City Manager's Office at (909) 396-5666. Sincerely, Tommye Nice Deputy City Clerk /tn Diamond Bar City Council 21600 E. Copley Dr. Suite 100 Diamond Bar Ca 91765-4177 Re: Interim appointment of vacant Council Seat Dear Council Members: As required, and advertised, I am submitting my letter of interest to the Council to be considered for the limited term appointment to the City Council. You will ultimately determine who is best qualified to serve the community from the those applying. Some of you may already have an applicant in mind and some will rely on the written material provided by each applicant, and the interviews you conduct. Before making your decision I would like you to consider my experience and knowledge; and, my demonstrated commitment to serve this community. During the term of this appointment the Council will be dealing with a number of issues including the waste contract and state recycling mandates, General Plan Referendum, South Pointe Master Plan, Parks and Recreation Master Plan, Pantera Park, and the requirements of the American Disabilities Act (ADA). The person appointed should be able to absorb and understand the material and issues quickly in order to form a basis for joining in the discussion and working with a council that has been involved in the issues from the beginning. The person should be familiar with government process and how to work with the system and not against it. The person should be knowledgeable of the community and involved in it. Finally, the person appointed should not be interested in running for the position in the next election. While city codes, regulations, policies and procedures differ some from the state laws and rules which I currently work under, I am not unfamiliar with the process and I have the ability to grasp the reasoning and need for such rules and regulations sooner then the average citizen. In my job as Chief, Central Program Services I have had to review new laws and regulations resulting in new or altered policies and procedures being established and services offered. Since moving here in August of 1980 I have been involved in the Diamond Bar community serving as a volunteer in various non-profit organizations. During the past 12 years of volunteer service in Diamond Bar I have been a worker and a leader. Most of all I feel this demonstrates my commitment to this community. Because of the variety of organizations and the different people affiliated with them I have the opportunity to hear opinions, good and bad. This is most important for any representative of the people. Decisions should not be made in isolation or based on the opinions of few. They should be based on the representative opinions of all with -in the boundaries of the law and rational thinking. Finally, I have no intention of running for the office in the next election or, for that matter, in any future election. I saw a short term need for this community which I felt I could provide. That is my sole reason for applying. Sinc r ly, S e John on Stephen (Steve) Johnson 21331 Hipass Diamond Bar Ca 91765 (909)594-8856 Employment History 1971 - Present California State Department of Developmental Services 1980 - Present - Lanterman Developmental Center Position Held: Chief, Central Program Services Typical Responsibilities: Directs the activities of the multidisciplinary Central Program Services staff in formulating and providing services to residents which are not available in regular treatment programs; evaluates and reports noted resident progress to concerned Program Directors; plans, coordinates, implements, and evaluates Central Program Services' objectives and results; establishes operational policies and procedures to meet service objectives; formulates and determines service priorities; selects staff and evaluates their performance; determines staffing requirements and assignments; works with center administrative personnel, Program Directors, staff assistants, and consultants; participates in service related community activities; arranges, as necessary, for consultation on provisions of specific services with authorities outside the center; and consults with staff members on administrative and treatment matters. (See attached) 1976 - 1980 - Camarillo State Hospital and Developmental Center Director of Volunteer Services Responsible for development, implementation and recruitment of volunteers, donations of money and in-kind services. Managed, a million dollar budget, including operations and personal. 1973 - 1976 - Camarillo State Hospital and Developmental Center - Recreation therapist Working with a multi -disciplinary team to deliver a treatment program for emotionally disturbed teens and pre -teens and with high functioning developmentally disabled. 1975 - 1980 - Camarillo State Hospital and Developmental Center - Fire Fighter 1971 - 1973 - Atascadero State Hospital - Recreation Therapist Working with a multi -disciplinary team to deliver a treatment program to the criminally insane utilizing recreation therapy modality. Also developed and implemented a recreation leisure program for a ward of clients and a recreation intermural and extramural sports program for the Hospital. Management of the Hospitals Gymnasium and Sports Complex. 1969 - 1971 - San Luis Obispo High School - Wrestling team - Coach 1971 - City of Oxnard - Parks and Recreation Department - Tournament Director Stephen (Steve) Johnson 21331 Hipass Diamond Bar Ca 91765 (909)594-8856 1967 - 1969 - California State Polytechnic University - San Luis Obispo - Intermural Sports Director Volunteer Activities: Conejo Parks and Recreation - Wrestling Instruction Pleasant Valley Parks and Recreation - Wrestling Instruction Pleasant Valley Lions Club - 1976 - 1980 - Board of Directors, Youth Club Advisor Southern California Wrestling Official Association - President - 1981/82, 1983/84, 1985/86, Board of Directors 1979 - 1988 Southern California Wrestling Official Association - Northern Section President 1975 to 1986 Diamond Bar/Walnut YMCA: 1981 to present - Vice -President Board of Managers, Chairman Reorganizing Committee Sustaining Campaign Chair - 1984 Diamond Bar/Walnut Y's Men Club: Member 1981 to present Diamond Bar Breakfast Lions Club: Member 1981 to present - President - 1984 & 1991 Here -We -Grow Learning Center (Child Care Center): 1982 to Present: Executive Board. Western Regional Wrestling Olympic Trials Official - 1980, 1984 23rd Olympiad - 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Gamer - Member of Competition Staff, Floor Marshall Mt. Baldy United Way: 1987 to present - Agency Liaison Team, Agency Relations/Allocations Committee American Heart Association Diamond Bar/Walnut Branch: 1991 to present, Fundraising Chairman, Executive Board March of Dimes Walk America 1982 - 1984 Honors - 1992 Dedicated Service Award - American Heart Association 1991 Lions Clubs International Foundation - Melvin Jones Fellow Award for Dedicated Humanitarian Services Diamond Bar Chamber of Commerce - Chamber Member of the Year 1986 Diamond Bar Breakfast Lions Club - Lion of the Year 1983 1969 All American - NCAA Wrestling Team - Cal Poly, SLO CALIFORNIA STATE PERSONNEL BOARD specif ication SCHEMATIC CODE: KJ92 CLASS CODE: 8381 ESTABLISHED: 7/25/73 REVISED: -- CHIEF, CENTRAL PROGRAM SERVICES TITLE CHANGED: -- Definition: Under general direction, to plan, organize, and direct the central- ized program services of a State hospital for the mentally disabled or developmentally disabled; and to do other work as required. Typical Tasks: Directs the activities of the multidisciplinary Central Program Ser- vices staff in formulating and providing services to patients which are not available in regular treatment programs; evaluates and reports noted patient progress to concerned Program Directors; plans, coordinates, imple- ments, and evaluates Central Program Services' objectives and results; establishes operational policies and procedures to meet service objectives; formulates and determines service priorities; selects staff and evaluates their performance; determines staffing requirements and assignments; works with hospital administrative personnel, Program Directors, staff assistants, and consultants; participates in service related community activities; arranges, as necessary, for consultation on provision of specific services with authorities outside the hospital; and consults with staff members on administrative and treatment matters. Minimum Qualifications: Either I One year of experience in the California state service performing the duties of the class Assistant Chief, Central Program Services, or Assistant Chief, Central Program Services (Educational). Or II Four years of clinical nursing experience in the Departments of Developmental Services or Mental Health performing the duties of a class comparable in level of responsibility to those of a Unit Supervisor, Registered Nurse III, or Surgical Nurse II. Or III Four years of clinical experience as a Psychiatric Social Worker, Psychologist, Public Health Nurse, Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor, Physical Therapist, Pharmacist, Coordinator of Volunteer Services, Supervisor of Sheltered Workshop, Podiatrist, Rehabilitation Therapist, or Teacher in a mental health setting. and Chief, Central Program Services -2- Knowledges and abilities: Knowledge of: principles, procedures, and techniques used in planning, evaluating, and administering a complex of cen- tralized treatment services within a State hospital; principles and methods of health care rehabilitation and education as related to the care and treatment of State hospital patients; principles and practices of personnel management and effective supervision; California laws and rules pertaining to mental hospital administration; and hospital organization management and procedures; depart- ment's affirmative action program objectives; a manager's role in the affirmative action program and the processes available to meet affirmative action objectives. Ability to: formulate and manage a group of centralized pro- gram services assisting clinical treatment programs within a State hospital; work independently in identifying the need for and developing proposed changes in delivery of centralized services to the clinical treatment programs; speak and write effectively; direct related research and evaluation projects; and analyze complex problems and take appropriate action; effectively contribute to the depart- ment's affirmative action objectives. Work Week Group: 4C FILE COPI Bruce Flamenbaum Attorney at Law 3333 South Brea Suite 121 November 30, 1992 Canyon Road Diamond Bar, California 91765 Re: City Council Vacancy Dear Mr. Flamenbaum: Pursuant to direction of the City Council at their meeting of November 15, 1992, enclosed for your review is a copy of the following: 1991-92 Statement of Economic Interests Form 721 and Instructions and 1991 Campaign Disclosure Information Manual A. It is the intent of the Council to give those interested in applying for the vacant council seat as much information as possible by showing filings required by the Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) of each elected or appointed official. Please note that if you are appointed to fill the unexpired term of Councilman Kim, you will be required to complete and file the enclosed forms which will then become public records. Please read through these manuals carefully. If, after reviewing these manuals, you have questions or no longer wish to be considered, please send the undersigned a letter requesting that your name no longer be considered for the office. Thank you for your interest in serving the citizens of Diamond Bar. If you have any questions, feel free to contact this office. Sincerely, Lynda Burgess, CMC City Clerk /tn Enc. December 3, 1992 Bruce Flamenbaum 1227 Bramford Court Diamond Bar, California 91765 Dear Mr. Flamenbaum: This will follow-up the telephone conversation you had this date regarding council appointment interviews that will be held on Tuesday, December 8, 1992 at 6:00 p.m. at the South Coast Air Quality Management District Auditorium, located at 21865 E. Copley Dr. As indicated, please report directly to the Executive Conference Room between 5:30 and 5:45 p.m. Staff will be on hand to assist you. Refreshments will be served. As discussed, determination of position for interviews will be by lot. Once you have been interviewed you have the option to leave or take a seat in the audience. Council selection will then be announced during the meeting of December 15, 1992. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the City Clerk's Office at (909) 860-2489 or the City Manager's Office at (909) 396-5666. Sincerely, Tommye Nice Deputy City Clerk /tn Mike Goldenberg 1859 Morning Canyon Road Diamond Bar, CA 91765 (909) 861-7198 November 23, 1992 Councilperson Phyllis Pappen % Diamond Bar City Hall 21600 E. Copley Drive, Suite 100 Diamond Bar, CA 91765 -tea Dear Councilperson Pappen; I would like to request consideration for the appointment to the forthcoming City Council seat being vacated by Councilman Jay Kim. As a resident of this community since 1976, I have been interested and concerned about conditions that affect the well being and best interests of all those residing in this community. I feel that I could best serve those interests as a member of the Diamond Bar City Council. I would appreciate your support for my appointment as well as the support of the current members of the City Council Thank you for your consideration. Yours very truly. Mike Goldenberg FILE COPY November 30, 1992 Michael Goldenberg 1859 Morning Canyon Road Diamond Bar, California 91765 Re: City Council Vacancy Dear Mr. Goldenberg: Pursuant to direction of the City Council at their meeting of November 15, 1992, enclosed for your review is a copy of the following: 1991-92 Statement of Economic Interests Form 721 and Instructions and 1991 Campaign Disclosure Information Manual A. It is the intent of the Council to give those interested in applying for the vacant council seat as much information as possible by showing filings required by the Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) of each elected or appointed official. Please note that if you are appointed to fill the unexpired term of Councilman Kim, you will be required to complete and file the enclosed forms which will then become public records. Please read through these manuals carefully. If, after reviewing these manuals, you have questions or no longer wish to be considered, please send the undersigned a letter requesting that your name no longer be considered for the office. Thank you for your interest in serving the citizens of Diamond Bar. If you have any questions, feel free to contact this office. Sincerely, Lynda Burgess, CMC City Clerk /tn Enc. f C�pr December 3, 1992 Mike Goldenberg 1859 Morning Canyon Road Diamond Bar, California 91765 Dear Mr. Goldenberg: This will follow-up the telephone conversation you had this date regarding council appointment interviews that will be held on Tuesday, December 8, 1992 at 6:00 p.m. at the South Coast Air Quality Management District Auditorium, located at 21865 E. Copley Dr. As indicated, please report directly to the Executive Conference Room between 5:30 and 5:45 p.m. Staff will be on hand to assist you. Refreshments will be served. As discussed, determination of position for interviews will be by lot. Once you have been interviewed you have the option to leave or take a seat in the audience. Council selection will then be announced during the meeting of December 15, 1992. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the City Clerk's Office at (909) 860-2489 or the City Manager's Office at (909) 396-5666. Sincerely, Tommye Nice Deputy City Clerk /tn FILE COPY November 30, 1992 J. Todd Chavers 23816 Chinook Place Diamond Bar, California 91765 Re: City Council Vacancy Dear Mr. Chavers: Pursuant to direction of the City Council at their meeting Of November 15, 1992, enclosed for your review is a copy of the following: 1991-92 Statement of Economic Interests Form 721 and Instructions and 1991 Campaign Disclosure Information Manual A. It is the intent of the Council to give those interested in applying for the vacant council seat as much information as Possible by showing filings required by the Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) of each elected or appointed Official. Please note that if you are appointed to fill the unexpired term of Councilman Kim, you will be required to complete and file the enclosed forms which will then become public records. Please read through these manuals carefully. If, after reviewing these manuals, you have questions or no longer wish to be considered, please send the undersigned a letter requesting that your name no longer be considered for the office. Thank you for your interest in serving the citizens of Diamond Bar. If you have any questions, feel free to contact this office. Sincerely, Lynda Burgess, CMC City Clerk /tn Enc. December 3, 1992 J. Todd Chavers 23816 Chinook Place Diamond Bar, California 91765 Dear Mr. Chavers: This will follow-up the telephone conversation you had this date regarding council appointment interviews that will be held on Tuesday, December 8, 1992 at 6:00 P.M. at the South Coast Air Quality Management District Auditorium, located at 21865 E. Copley Dr. As indicated, please report directly to the Executive Conference Room between 5:30 and 5:45 p.m. Staff will be on hand to assist you. Refreshments will be served. As discussed, determination of position for interviews will be by lot. Once you have been interviewed you have the option to leave or take a seat in the audience. Council selection will then be announced during the meeting of December 15, 1992. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the City Clerk's Office at (909) 860-2489 or the City Manager's Office at (909) 396-5666. Sincerely, Tommye Nice Deputy City Clerk /tn 21660 EAST COPLEY DRIVE • SUITE 100 DIAMOND BAR, CA 917654177 714-860-2489 • FAX 714-861-3117 November 19, 1992 Dale Mueller, MS, RN 3015C La Paz Lane Diamond Bar, California 91765 Re: City Council Vacancy Dear Ms. Mueller: Pursuant to direction of the City Council at their meeting of November 15, 1992, enclosed for your review is a copy of the following: 1991-92 Statement of Economic Interests Form 721 and Instructions and 1991 Campaign Disclosure Information Manual A. It is the intent of the Council to give those interested in applying for the vacant council seat as much information as possible by showing filings required by the Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) of each elected or appointed official. Please note that if you are appointed to fill the unexpired term of Councilman Kim, you will be required to complete and file the enclosed forms which will then become public records. Please read through these manuals carefully. If, after reviewing these manuals, you have questions or no longer wish to be considered, please send the undersigned a letter requesting that your name no longer be considered for the office. Thank you for your interest in serving the citizens of Diamond Bar. If you have any questions, feel free to contact this office. Sincerely, J54�� 6� Lynda Burgess, CMC City Clerk JAY C. KIM PHYLLIS E. PAPEN JOHN A. FORBING GARY G. MILLER GARY H. WERNER Mayor Mayor Pro -Tem Councdmember Counciimember Councdmember RECYCLEDPAPER December 3, 1992 Dale Mueller, MS, RN, CNAA 3015C La Paz Lane Diamond Bar, California 91765 Dear Ms. Mueller: This will follow-up the telephone conversation you had this date regarding council appointment interviews that will be held on Tuesday, December 8, 1992 at 6:00 p.m. at the South Coast Air Quality Management District Auditorium, located at 21865 E. Copley Dr. As indicated, please report directly to the Executive Conference Room between 5:30 and 5:45 p.m. Staff will be on hand to assist you. Refreshments will be served. As discussed, determination of position for interviews will be by lot. Once you have been interviewed you have the option to leave or take a seat in the audience. Council selection will then be announced during the meeting of December 15, 1992. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the City Clerk's Office at (909) 860-2489 or the City Manager's Office at (909) 396-5666. Sincerely, Tommye Nice Deputy City Clerk /tn 21660 EAST COPLEY DRIVE •SUITE 100 DIAMOND BAR, CA 91765-4177 714860-2489 •FAX 714861-3117 November 19, 1992 Robert T. Chiu 2663 Shady Ridge Lane Diamond Bar, California 91765 Re: City Council Vacancy Dear Mr. Chiu: Pursuant to direction of the City Council at their meeting of November 15, 1992, enclosed for your review is a copy of the following: 1991-92 Statement of Economic Interests Form 721 and Instructions and 1991 Campaign Disclosure Information Manual A. It is the intent of the Council to give those interested in applying for the vacant council seat as much information as possible by showing filings required by the Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) of each elected or appointed official. Please note that if you are appointed to fill the unexpired term of Councilman Kim, you will be required to complete and file the enclosed forms which will then become public records. Please read through these manuals carefully. If, after reviewing these manuals, you have questions or no longer wish to be considered, please send the undersigned a letter requesting that your name no longer be considered for the office. Thank you for your interest in serving the citizens of Diamond Bar. If you have any questions, feel free to contact this office. Sincerely, 47-�,*&� Lynda Burgess, CMC City Clerk JAY C. KIM PHYLLIS E. PAPEN JOHN A. FORBING GARY G. MILLER GARY H. WERNER Mayor Mayor Pro -Tem Councilmember Councdmmnber Cawcilmember RECYCLED PAPER r01. r �r December 3, 1992 Robert T. Chiu 2663 Shady Ridge Lane Diamond Bar, California 91765 Dear Mr. Chiu: This will follow-up the telephone conversation you had this date regarding council appointment interviews that will be held on Tuesday, December 8, 1992 at 6:00 p.m. at the South Coast Air Quality Management District Auditorium, located at 21865 E. Copley Dr. As indicated, please report directly to the Executive Conference Room between 5:30 and 5:45 p.m. Staff will be on hand to assist you. Refreshments will be served. As discussed, determination of position for interviews will be by lot. Once you have been interviewed you have the option to leave or take a seat in the audience. Council selection will then be announced during the meeting of December 15, 1992. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the City Clerk's Office at (909) 860-2489 or the City Manager's Office at (909) 396-5666. Sincerely, Tommye Nice Deputy City Clerk /tn December 3, 1992 Gloria Todd -Rousseau 1501 South Bluff Court Diamond Bar, California 91765 Dear Ms. Todd -Rousseau: This will follow-up the telephone conversation you had this date regarding council appointment interviews that will be held on Tuesday, December 8, 1992 at 6:00 p.m. at the South Coast Air Quality Management District Auditorium, located at 21865 E. Copley Dr. As indicated, please report directly to the Executive Conference Room between 5:30 and 5:45 p.m. Staff will be on hand to assist you. Refreshments will be served. As discussed, determination of position for interviews will be by lot. Once you have been interviewed you have the option to leave or take a seat in the audience. Council selection will then be announced during the meeting of December 15, 1992. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the City Clerk's Office at (909) 860-2489 or the City Manager's Office at (909) 396-5666. Sincerely, Tommye Nice Deputy City Clerk /tn November 24, 1992 Marshall Wise 2600 Broken Feather Lane Diamond Bar, California 91765 Re: City Council Vacancy Dear Mr. Wise: Pursuant to direction of the City Council at their meeting of November 15, 1992, enclosed for your review is a copy of the following: 1991-92 Statement of Economic Interests Form 721 and Instructions and 1991 Campaign Disclosure Information Manual A. It is the intent of the Council to give those interested in applying for the vacant council seat as much information as possible by showing filings required by the Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) of each elected or appointed official. Please note that if you are appointed to fill the unexpired term of Councilman Kim, you will be required to complete and file the enclosed forms which will then become public records. Please read through these manuals carefully. If, after reviewing these manuals, you have questions or no longer wish to be considered, please send the undersigned a letter requesting that your name no longer be considered for the office. Thank you for your interest in serving the citizens of Diamond Bar. If you have any questions, feel free to contact this office. Sincerely, Lynda Burgess, CMC City Clerk Fjlf,CO'°{' December 3, 1992 Marshall Wise 2600 Broken Feather Lane Diamond Bar, California 91765 Dear Mr. Wise: This will follow-up the telephone conversation you had this date regarding council appointment interviews that will be held on Tuesday, December 8, 1992 at 6:00 p.m. at the South Coast Air Quality Management District Auditorium, located at 21865 E. Copley Dr. As indicated, please report directly to the Executive Conference Room between 5:30 and 5:45 p.m. Staff will be on hand to assist you. Refreshments will be served. As discussed, determination of position for interviews will be by lot. Once you have been interviewed you have the option to leave or take a seat in the audience. Council selection will then be announced during the meeting of December 15, 1992. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the City Clerk's Office at (909) 860-2489 or the City Manager's Office at (909) 396-5666. Sincerely, Tommye Nice Deputy City Clerk /tn December 3, 1992 Don A. Wyse 23403 Robinbrook Place Diamond Bar, California 91765 Dear Mr. Wyse: This will follow-up the telephone conversation you had this date regarding council appointment interviews that will be held on Tuesday, December 8, 1992 at 6:00 p.m. at the South Coast Air Quality Management District Auditorium, located at 21865 E. Copley Dr. As indicated, please report directly to the Executive Conference Room between 5:30 and 5:45 p.m. Staff will be on hand to assist you. Refreshments will be served. As discussed, determination of position for interviews will be by lot. Once you have been interviewed you have the option to leave or take a seat in the audience. Council selection will then be announced during the meeting of December 15, 1992. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the City Clerk's Office at (909) 860-2489 or the City Manager's Office at (909) 396-5666. Sincerely, Tommye Nice Deputy City Clerk /tn CITY OF DIAMOND BAR CITY COUNCIL MEMBER VACANCY INTERVIEW QUESTIONS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1992 1. WHAT ATTRIBUTES) DO YOU FEEL YOU POSSESS THAT WOULD BE BENEFICIAL IN YOUR ROLE AS A MEMBER OF THE CITY COUNCIL? 2. WHAT IS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT? IT'S PURPOSE? IT'S NECESSITY? 3. DO YOU BELIEVE THAT BALANCED GROWTH IS A REQUISITE COMPONENT OF AN INTEGRATED PROGRAM OF INFRASTRUCTURE, PUBLIC FACILITY, PARKLAND AND REVENUE ENHANCEMENT EXPANSION, ACQUISITION AND DEVELOPMENT? IF NOT, WHY NOT? 4. GIVEN THE CURRENT NATURE OF THE STATE'S ECONOMY, WHAT SPECIFIC MEASURES WOULD YOU SUGGEST TO BOOST THE LOCAL ECONOMY? 5. DESCRIBE YOUR UNDERSTANDING OF THE CITY COUNCIL -CITY MANAGER FORM OF CITY GOVERNANCE? 6. WHAT LEVEL OF INVOLVEMENT, IF ANY, DO YOU BELIEVE A COUNCIL MEMBER SHOULD HAVE IN THE ADMINISTRATION/OPERATIONS OF THE ORGANIZATION? 7. WHAT DO YOU BELIEVE IS THE GREATEST NEED THAT THE CITY FACES? 8. WHAT DO YOU BELIEVE ARE THE THREE (3) HIGHEST.PRIORITY ISSUES FACING THE CITY COUNCIL? 9. WHAT POSTURE SHOULD THE CITY COUNCIL ADOPT WHEN INTERACTING WITH OTHER GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES (CITY, COUNTY, STATE, FEDERAL, SCHOOL, SPECIAL DISTRICT)? 10. WHAT POSTURE SHOULD THE CITY COUNCIL ADOPT WHEN INTERACTING WITH PRIVATE SECTOR INTERESTS (BUSINESSES, RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL DEVELOPERS, PROPERTY OWNERS)? Novcmbci- 30, 1972 VfA FAQ�IMIT, AND �I.S. MAN, NII- I yndit BLlfgCS5 City clenk cIt'Y of Dlwmond Bar %0 Cople) Drive Dinniond Bar, CA 917,).5 Re: City Council . ik' inc;' Dt,,Ir NTS. Burgess, picase. T-eqkic�t ti'." 0' t`?'c!.7?f )e� i.2Ci' oili cvii,-76cr -mx as a c-indid?ie 111v-, --c' city Aside from nly to 'h, Cil) of P:�i,liotd Bar, my fOr this offlice a) PrcScnt of ilio Dmt-oun�-j ka! plailrt"S"' t') Former mcnibs,;r of the Genera, since 19S6. Th.ink you kir ,ill's to J": a, -d c -f am rominam"J" )-(�u agcy Ix-I'I<AcI b1 Li C�' al ray Ih011ie. Brun -e Fhafrotioaurn 35) Mor Inc C, .r,4On tilUsitJ Diarronc; B3 .- C,8m ? 70 I ^' couticilm n Gar, Wermer 22851 E. Ironbark D; i�, c Diamond Bat, C,k 9 i 7 5 I WCC id like to rcquc.st i(.)• i1w e"?po''.l1l'7ent to Ole City Council seat bzlnq'ar. ); y Kith. As a res def -,t of th .rI-d a td L, cOfi:erneCi af}ec' ?'tt V. '11 beinii, 2..'.i� tc;:it ini,c`rests of iill ( ictl Ilcir s ceuld best seg -,c cr ose interWay r I Wm'd Lppract?te your for ';1,)' 'I'-poin+11-will dS ur.,',.l as f':e. tl.e cu-rer"t 171(,Inuors of :'' ; itj' Cot.'r:il Tt;ank you for your Ycurs t,er, truly. NEke Goldenberg November 27, 1992 The Honorable Council Members Diamond Bar City Council 21600 F. Copley Drive Diamond Bar, CA 91765 Dear Sirs/Madam: I am honored to be nominated by Congressman -elect Jay Kim for the Diamond Bar City Council Seat he vacated as a result of the recent election. Please accept this letter as my acceptance of the nomination. I am both grateful to Mayor Kim for his nomination and committed to the opportunity of serving our City and the residents of Diamond Bar. As a seven year resident and a business owner within the City, I have been closely involved with local issues and politics, witnessing the City's development, through incorporation, formulation of the General Plan and overall growth. I believe my positions on the major issues facing the City are generally in line with the views of the electorate and, being of Asian origin, I am well qualified to serve as the bridge between the growing Asian residents and the entire Diamond Bar Community. My education and work experience are detailed in my attached resume. I relish the opportunity to serve alongside you on the Council. I am qualified and committed to serving our City and request your support on my nomination. If you need any additional information, please contact me at (310) 816-6506 or (714) 598-5966. Very truly yours, Robert T. Chiu 2663 Shady Ridge Lane Diamond Bar, CA 91765 Robert �T. Chiu L V V J Jila,dy Ridge Lane Diamond Bar, CA 91765 Home phone: (714) 861-8115 Work phone: (310) 816-6506/(714)598-5966 EDUCATION Studied MBA program and completed 21 units California State University, Long Beach 1972-1975 Bachelor of Science in Marine Transportation National Taiwan Ocean University 1967 WORK EXPERIENCE 1972 to Present Metropolitan Stevedore Company, Wilmington, California. Joined company in 1972 as a Documentation Clerk, promoted to Superintendent in 1975, to Terminal Manager in 1982, to General Manager in 1985. Became Executive Assistant. in 1988 and Asst. Vice President in 1990 in charge of container division for the company. 1986 to Present Card Investments Inc.,Diamond Bar, California. Co -Owner and Chief Financial Officer. Own.and operate six Burger King restaurants, two of which are in the city of Diamond Bar. 1967 to 1972 Merchant Marine Officer Worked on various ocean going vessels from Third Officer to the rank of Chief Officer. COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES Member Diamond Bar Chamber of Commerce President L. A County Council of Republicans, East Chapter First Vice President and Founding Member Diamond Bar Chinese Association Treasurer and Director Joint Chinese Universities Alumni Association President and Founding Member National Taiwan Ocean University Alumni Association POLITICAL ACTIVITIES Chairman Chinese Americans for Jay Kim for Congress Campaign Committee 1992 Regional Co -Chair Bush/Quayle'92 Asian American Coalition, Diamond Bar Region 1992 PERSONAL DATA Born on October 14, 1944 in China Married with wife Anita. since 1978 with two daughters, Emily aged thirteen and Alice aged nine. Both attend Christian Chapel School in Walnut. Resident of Diamond Bar since 1986 and state of California since 1972. The tlge of Remon November 17, 1992 Diamond Bar City Council City of Diamond Bar 21660 Past Copley Drive Diamond Bar, CA 91765 health care research and development 9 locum tenens RE: Dale Mueller, MS, RN City Council Vacancy To Whom It May Concern: a na VI Attached is my resume, in consideration for the vacancy on the Diamond Bar City Council. I asci tL property owner and registered voter in the City of Diamond Bar, and I have had extensive experience in various organizations in the realm of public service, including governing boards, professional organizations, sister city activity, and the past -presidency of the San Gabriel Chamber of Commerce. As a registered nurse, I have a great interest in the availability of health care programs for the residents of my community. I believe the issue of affordable health care is of major concern not only to families residing in our area, but also to small and large businesses, as the events of the recent Presidential election have illustrated. Many of my professional colleagues have made significant contributions to their community through volunteer and elected activity in the political arena, as well through participation in political action committees for local campaigns. In communities where no local health care institutions exist, such as Diamond Bar, collaboration with other local programs has ensured affordable preventive programs for special interest populations, such as infant and school -aged children, and for the older adult who may not have ready transportation to needed facilities. I am employed in the field of program development, in both the public and private sectors, and am the owner of a certified woman -owned small business delivering health care service planning, implementation, and administration. In addition, I have university affiliations throughout Southern California and am engaged in ongoing part-time teaching assignments in both nursing and business degree programs. Currently, I am a doctoral candidate in Institutional Management at Pepperdme University, where my studies focus on quality improvement process in health care delivery. Thank you for your consideration. Yours in health, (Ms.) Dale ue , MS, RN, CNAA DM:mc encls reply requested 3015C La Paz Lane, Diamond Bar, CA 91765-3850 - 24-hour: (909) 861-6232 - FAX (909) 861-7622 Dale Marsha Mueller, MS, RN, CNAA 3015C La Paz Lane EDUCATION Cal State Univ at Long Beach Umv of Calif at Los Angeles Los Angeles City College Pepperdme University Diamond Bar, CA 91765 (714) 861-6232 FAX (714) 861-7622 B.D.: 10/25/47 MS, 1974 Clinical Psychology Community Program Specialization BA, 1971 History, Dance Phi Beta Kappa, Summa cum Laude AA, 1978 Registered Nursing Program Class President, Magna cum Laude EdDdcandidate Doctoral Program in Institutional Management LICENSES/Credentials Nursing Home Administrator/Preceptor #3644; California RN 0294571 California; #043509 Arizona CNAA; American Nurses Association/Certified, Nursing Administration, Advanced BRN Continuing Education Provider #3411; California California Community College Instructor Credential/Lifetime • Nursing • Psychology • Health and Physical Care Services and Related Technologies California Community College Counselor CredentiaULffetime Who's Who in Nursing, national publication, 1988 -present Expert Witness; Nursing and Health Care Administration EMPLOYMENT HISTORY Self-Employed/Owner - two firms in health care delivery/public & private sectors Sightline - service to government agencies 1987 -present California Office of Small Business Vendor #981581 Certified WBE #91H10198 Department of Developmental Services 1987 -present Feasibility, implementation and monitoring of clinic services for long-term care and community regional center developmentally disabled clients; adult, adolescent and pediatric populations Department of Corrections 1988 -present Feasibility, implementation and direct services for dormitory triage, clinic, surgical and aftercare systems for inmates within prison grounds; considerations include inmate custody and caregiver safety • Prison Industry Authority Vendor contract, 1990-1992 Industrial safety (CalTrans) and Medicaid contract services • California Environmental Protection Agency Vendor contract, 1991-1993 Production and quality control program for safety eyewear and respirator kits The Age of Reason/Health Cage R&D - service to the private sector 1987 -present Western Neuro Care Center/Subacute Neurological Rehabilitation 1991 -present Licensed Adminishator/tiansidcn team management Facility reconstYuctin and innovative patient care model program implementation Casa Colina Peninsula. Rehab/Subacute Neurological Rehabilitation 1988-89 Licensed Administratodu nsition team management Expansion of existing program to newly -established transitional living site Beverly Enterprises&ong Term Care Administrator 1980-86 Skilled, Intermediate, and Locked -Psychiatric care (Career ladder entry level 1977Prncluded Director of Nursing, Quality Assurance, Regional Coordinator of Nursing Services, and Program Development and Training) Dale Mueller Resume ng. 2 '�'i' �Ilti�� • •ral'4ga we • CONSULTANTI TRAINER, Health Care Facilities 1986 -present • Organizational ChangeJTeambwlding • Conflict Management/Negotiation • Stress Management/Self-Care • FACULTY, University of Phoenix, Southern California Campus 1980 -present Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) Bachelor of Arts in Management (BAM) Master of Business Administration (MBA) Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) • Area. Chair, Nursing Rewmrl► and Statistics for Health Care • Senior Faculty Representative,/alternate 1990-92 • Chairperson; Nursing Central Curriculum Committee 1990-91 • Senior Faculty Repracntative 1992-94 • LECTURER, California State University, Dominguez Hills, CA 1990 -present Statewide Nursing Program (BSN) • ADJUNCT PROFESSOR, Chapman University, Orange, CA 1988 -present Department of Psychology; Bachelor of Science in Health Science (BSHS) • FACULTY, Mount San Antonio Community College, Pomona, CA 1990 -present Substitute instructor in Health and Allied Professions Program (LPT, RN) • STAFF REPORTER, NURSEweek 1988 -present Topical articles on Nursing Management Issues COMMUNITY/PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT • California Nurses Association (CNA) • Nursing Education Commission 1991-4 • Political Action CommittWgovernment liaison assignments 1990 -present • Wellbeing Committee 1992-4 • Board of Directors, Region 6 1991-3 • Board of Directors, CNA Services, Inc. 1992-4 • California Association of Health Facilities (CAHF) 1980 -present • Council of Long Term Care Nurses 1980 -present • President, San Gabriel Chamber of Commerce 1986-8 • San GabrieVraiwan Sister City/Invited Delegate 1986,1987 • Governing Board, Americas Heart Association 1982-88 REFERENCES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST Jong M. Lee, D.D.S. 2177 So. Rocky View Rd. Diamond Bar, CA 91765 (909) 861-5579 City of Diamond Bar 21660 E.Copley Drive,#100 Diamond Bar, CA 91765 November 14, 1992 Dear Diamond Bar City Council; It is my pleasure to inform you that I am interested in being considered for the new City Council position. I believe that I am qualified for the City Council position due to my advanced educational background and active involvement in the community. I have lived and practiced dentistry in the City of Diamond Bar for about 12 years. I have serviced in this community by involving myself with many organizations. I am currently a board member of the Diamond Bar Chamber of Commerce. In addition, I an the president of the Korean American Federation of Eastern Los Angeles, which includes the cities of Hacienda Heights, Rowland Heights, Covina, West Covina, Walnut, Diamond Bar, Upland, Pomona, and Ontario. If I am selected to fill the City Council position, I will strive diligently to help the City of Diamond Bar. Please let me know any further information. Thank you very much. Sincerely yours, Jong M. Lee, D.D.S. RESUME PERSONAL INFORMATION Name Age Date of Birth Citizenship Place of Birth Sex Marital Status Spouse Name Date of Birth Dependents Son Date of Birth School Attended * Son Date of Birth School Attended * Daughter Date of Birth School Attended Present Address Business GONG MOON LEE 46 Years Old August 4, 1946 U.S.A. Korea Male Married Yee Geun Lee August 10, 1947 Joon Ye ob Lee July 27, 1974 Diamond Bar High School Sung Won Lee March 24, 1976 Chapparal Intermediate School Sue Yun Lee January 8, 1.:1981 Castle Rock Elementary School 2177 Rocky View Road Diamond Bar CA 91765 (714) 861-5579 1. Diamond Bar Family Dentistry 1108 S.Diamond Bar Blvd. Diamond Bar CA9�76j ( 14 861-4444 2. Ontario Dentistry 2409-D. Vineyard Avenue Ontario CA 91761 (714)923-9557 EDUCATION Education Elementary Sch ool Junior High Sch ool High School College Post Graduate Education Name & Location Years Date Degree Attended Graduated Diploma Soo$Ong Elementary 6 March Diploma School, Seoul 1959 Kyunggi Middle 3 February Diploma School; Seoul 1962 Kyunggi High 3 February Diploma Sch ool , Seoul 1966 College of Dentistry Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea Pre -dental Courses 2 February Diploma 1968 Regular Courses 4 February D.D.S. 1972 (Korea) University of 2 June D.D.S. Southern California 1979 (U.S.A. ) School of Dentistry Los Angeles CA 90007 EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION Place of Employment Korea Army Main H;oApital Seoul ,.:K ore The 8th. U.S. Army 121st. Hospital and the 10th. DRS. Saidels Dental Hospital 136 Valley Street, Dayton Ohio 45404 U.S.A. (51'3)223-6201 Dr. Paik's Dental Clinic 14411 East Ramona Blvd. Baldwin Park CSA 91706 (818)962-6814 Dr. Jerome Baral's Compton - Lynwood Dental Center 1661 N. Long Beach Blvd. Compton CA 90221 (213) 839-5000. Dr. 3a'mes !Alan :White's California Dental Center 104-1 W. 7th Street Los Angeles CA 90014 (213)'485-8801 Dr. Edward Burgueno's Rosemead Family Dental Center 7556 Garvey Avenue Rosemead CA 91770 (818 ) 573-2000 Dr. James Alan White's 504 Dental Center 504 S. Broadway Los Angeles CA 90221 (213) 625-7575 Positi on Period Army Dentist July 19.72 (Captain) May, 1975- On 975On the Job Training August, 1973 (O.J.T.) Dentist April, 1974 Dental Laboratory September, Technician 1975 General Dentist General Dentist General Dentist General Dentist General Dentist May 1978 - June 1978 J July, 1978 September, 1978 Do,tober.: , November, 1978 November, April, 1979 April, 1979 July, 1979 Dr. Jong Moon Lee General Dentist July, 1979 West Covina Family Dentistry (Owner -Dentist) March, 1982 420 S. Glendora Avenue West Covina CA 91790 ( 818) 919-1027 Dr. Jong Moon Lee General Dentist April, 1982 Diamond Bar Family Dentistry(Owner-Dentist) Present 1108 S. Diamond Bar Blvd. First Office Diamond Bar CA 91765 (714) 861-4444 Dr. Jong Moon Lee Ontario Dentistry 2409-D Vineyard Avenue Ontario CA 91761 (714) 923-9557 General Dentist (Owner -Dentist) Second Office March., 1988 Present PERSONAL REFERENCES Name Dr. Ch ong Chun Lee, Ph.D 4420 N.W.Malhuer Avenue Portland Oregon 97229, (503) 645-2288 Business President Phase Three Logic, Inc. 1600 N.W. 167th Place Suite 335 Beaverton Oregon 97006 (503)645-0313 FAX -(503)645-0207 Relationship Brother Name Dr. Chong SUk Lee, Ph.D. Address 8620 N. Port Washington Road #214 Milwaukee Wisconsin 53217 (414)352-8115 Business Assistant Professor University of Wisconsin -Milwaukee School of Business Administration PO Box 742 Milwaukee Wisconsin 53201 (414) 229-5429 Relationship Brother Name Stuart•'Tanz Business President United Income Properties 117 So.Doheny Drive Los Angeles CA 90048 (213) 276-7757 Relationship Friend PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS 1. American Dental Association (A.D.A. ) 2. Calif ornia Dental Association (C.D.A. ) 3. Tri -County Dental Association (T.D.A.) 4. California Dental Service (C.D.S.) 5. Pacific States Professional Services (P.S.P.S.) 6. Korean Dental Association of U.S.A. 7. University of Southern Calif ornia .Alumni Association 8. University of Southern California Dental Alumni Association 9. Kyunggi High School Alumni Association J 10. Seoul National University Alumni Association 11. Member of Diamond Bar Chamber of Commerce ****Who's Who in California, 1988. Jong Moon Lee, D.D.S. LEE; JONG MOON, dentist; b. Aug.'4. 1946, Chung Joo, Choong Book,,I Korea; s. Young Kit and Choon Young (Song) L.; m. Yee, Oct. 6;.1973; childt h: Joon Y. b. 1974, Sung W. b. 1976, Sue Y. b. 1981; edn: grad. Seoul Nat: Univ. Literature and Sci. Sch. 1968; DDS, Seoul Nat. Univ. Sch. Dentistry 1972; DDS, USC Dental Sch. 1979. Career: dentist, Capt. Korean Almy 1972-75.. O.J.T. tng. US Mil. Dental -Detach., Seoul 1973- 74; fecty. to'Surgtoh Gen., Korean Army HQ 1974-75; dental tag. USC j 1976-79; dentistfowner Dr. Lee's Dental Office, 1979—, formerly in'West Covina, now in Diamond Bar, 1982—, second office in Ontario: mem: American Dental Assn., Calif. Dental Assn.. Korean Dental Assn., USC Korean Dental Alumni Assn., USC Alumni Assn., Kyunggi Alumni Assn., Diamond Bar C.of C., Korean Am. Fedn. of East San Gabriel Valley (v.p. 1991); R.Cath.; rec: golf, Aikido instr. Res: 2177 Rocky View Rd Diamond Bar 91765 Dr. Lee's Dental Ofcs: 1108 S Diamond Bar Blvd Diamond Bar 91765 Ph:714/861-4444 also: 2409-D Vineyard Ave Ontario 91761 Ph:714/923-9557 Jim Pau! Aihl-,-..n,-i Dj:, Diamond ("A (YAU S94 7bZ3 November - -,,J, t99 Diamond Bar nty 0,uncij. MQmi—i city 6dc Zt.o0i) E. Copley suitR #100 Diamond Bar, CA 9ilb, Popic: Diamond Bar: V'01 CWHO'll VaUanUY I respeat Cully request your consideration for the City of Diamond Bar uouncil sea: to be vacated by Mayor Jay KLM in the forseeable future. The followinq paragraphs will indicate to you why I feel that I am BEST qualified, and includes information about myseit, to help you in your decision to nominate the candidate best sultpd to serve the balance of Mr. Kim's term of office. Rather than (40 .into a ioria tenqthly Letter on points, I tec-1- are important, I believe it would be better to )us t. ,state the facts as they are, and let you draw yoir own conclusion '.. Sljc)ujd you have any question!- on any topic stated or not stated here, please feel free to contact me at any time. T)--iank You f -)T YOUI time and ronsidetai-1oij- Sincerely, ,Jim Pan L, THE FACTS! Born = 9/30/40 Los Ariqe.,' (.A t aq*--i, 52 ) . Diamond Bar. resident - -'b4 yF----4ES (SIAMe hou=se) - RETIRED from L.A. County 1."iie Du:q)l . 7%7 1-/86 ( "'.' 3 y r v a c e Absolutely NO hiqlaer political oft -roe nsparations. Registered Republican c suppoct teim limits, even un a local level). Chamber of Commerce member since 1989 (since incorporation). Would help BALANCE the City as Lo whelp "OR council membQ'ts -I.iv*-! (ZIP Code '.)1'780) mal. 'e n c 1, os e d . Associate member of Diamond Kai /Ws ln"t Vaney �,'el:"&)Lican Womans FederaLed. Unsuccessfilly twice at DIAM""K Bar Pi cy Wca"":11 seat. � � � Na W �� d d z Q 5 � � 1501 South Bluff Court Diamond Bar, CA 91765 November 24, 1992 Diamond Bar City Council 21660 East Copley Drive Suite 100 Diamond Bar, CA 91765 Dear City Council Members: I would like to apply for the vacancy on the City Council for the City of Diamond Bar. From 1983 through 1986, I held a seat on the Planning Commission for the City of Cerritos, serving as chairperson in 1986. The Planning Commission worked under the auspices of the Department of Environmental Affairs and made recommendations to the City Council on environmental as well as on general city matters. I had an opportunity to represent the city extensively at statewide conferences and get first-hand information on viable strategies for running a city. I hold a Master's Degree in School Management and Administration and am currently employed as Assistant Principal of Curriculum and Instruction at Pomona High School. I feel that the intensive training and experience in education as well as in city government served as an asset in that I availed myself of all the current trends and strategies in management of a city. Cerritos is a master -planned community and enjoys the prestige of being recipient of a number of beautification awards. During my tenure, I was instrumental in approving the following projects for the city: - 125 Acre Town Center which houses a first-rate community theater, hotel, and shopping center. - Use of tertiary water for watering city parks and recreation facilities. - Upgrading the Cerritos Auto Mall. - Establishment of a federal post office. - Renovation of the Cerritos Library. - Installation of Civic Center traffic lights, specially -designed brick road surfaces, median planters, rockscapes, and industrial landscaping. - Provision of bike trails. - Construction of a neighborhood park in every neighborhood. - Supplying subterranean parking to relieve parking congestion in neighborhood shopping centers. Page 2 of 3 - Planning a restaurant row exemplifying aesthetic richness for the city. - Serving as campaign treasurer for Alex Beanum, former mayor of Cerritos in his bid for re-election. My professional career in education can attest to my dedication and hard work which was so easily transfered to my work in city government. I held teaching and administrative positions with the Los Angeles Unified School District from 1969 through 1986. I was most recently with the Walnut Valley Unified School District where I served in an administrative position as Instructional Dean of Communication Arts at Diamond Bar Hugh School. In that position, I supervised a division of twenty eight teachers, oversaw budget, directed the library organization, supervised textbook distribution, and evaluated personnel. I also served on the school's management team and played a major role in the successful operation of a comprehensive high school of 220 students. In the area of curriculum, I coordinated an ongoing program of in-service training for my division. It included staff development and improvement for teachers in myriad areas of curriculum. Currently I am employed by the Pomona Unified School District where I serve as Assistant Principal, Curriculum and Instruction at Pomona High School. At Pomona High School, I feel that I have successfully raised expectations and improved the overall quality of the curriculum and instructional program. I am in charge of the master schedule and supervise and evaluate the four counselors at Pomona High School. In restructuring efforts, we have empowered teachers to be involved in the decision-making process for the curriculum program. I rewrote and produced a new quality -oriented course of study for Pomona high, and coordinated the AP -Gate program. I am responsible for all testing and assessment, and am proud to report a significant improvement in CTBS scores for ninth graders, as well as Golden State and AP scores. Prior to serving at Diamond Bar High School, I was employed at Walnut High School where I taught English and worked with the school's Staff Development Team, the Academic Olympiad, and the Multi -cultural Committee. I received awards for Outstanding Achievement in curriculum. Additionally, I served on the District's Staff Development Advisory Committee. At the end of the school year, I selected Teacher of the Year for Language Arts. Because of my excellent oral and written skills, interpersonnel skills and expertise in city government, I feel confident I would be a viable force in the position on the city council. My deportment is dynamic. You will find me to be a self-starter with characteristics that lend themselves to achievement, and I would appreciate it tremendously if you would consider my letter of intent. I know I will distinguish myself as a hard- working and truly dedicated professional as evidenced by recent educational honors received. For the 1984-85 school year I was finalist for "Teacher of the Year' for the Senior High Division of the Los Angeles Unified School District comprised of 52 high schools. In 1986 I was selected by COBA for the Outstanding Teacher Achievement Award for LA Unified School District which employed 37,000 teachers. For the time at Pomona High School, I have worked hard to help our vision come to fruition - a quality instructional program in a caring and safe educational environment that ensures that students will lead productive lives upon graduation. Through my hard work, tenacity, and integrity, I feel that positive changes are beginning to emerge. Page 3 of 3 For references, please contact the following persons to attest to my abilities in city government: Mr. Ali Solimon Assistant Director Environment Affairs City of Cerritos 183rd and Bloomfield Cerritos, CA 90701 (310) 860-0311 Mr. Art Galluchi City Manager, City of Cerritos 183rd and Bloomfield Cerritos, CA 90701 (310) 860-0311 Mrs. Anne Joynt Member of City Council and Former Mayor Work # (714) 8094995 Mrs. Diana Needham Former Mayor, City of Cerritos Home It (310) 926-4882 Mr. Alex Beanum Former Mayor, City of Cerritos 19045 Sabrina Avenue Cerritos, CA 90701 (213)897-4632 Thank you very much for the time devoted to reading this letter and for any consideration I may be given for an interview for the city council position. Sincerely, / Gloria Todd-Rouseau GTR. -ib 1504 S. Bluff Court Telephone: (714) 861-6619 (Home) Diamond Bar, CA 91765 (714) 397-4502 (Work) EDUCATION CREDENTIALS M.S. Degree Administrative Services 1996 Education Administration (1981) Standard secondary - Life Pepperdine University Community College - Life B.A. Degree CONTINUING EDUCATION English (1961) California School Leadership Academy Texas College Orange County Administrative Training Center Involved in Extensive Three-year Program ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL: Curriculum and Instruction, Pomona High School, Pomona, CA (1991 - Present) Supervise and evaluate certificated and classified personnel (ADA 1800). Directly involved in the recruitment, paper screening and selection of staff for the school. Responsible for the master schedule and registration of students. Oversee the career/guidance organization. Coordinate the AP/GATE Program, responsible for all testing and assessment, organize and implement SB813 counseling, SB666 English 1 Program. Help coordinate the WASC self -study process for accreditation, supervise campus and student activities, assist in school discipline/counseling/suspensions, organize and implement feeder school articulation and registration, organize and direct school -wide functions such as Back To School Night, Open House, and Awards Night. INSTRUCTIONAL DEAN: Communication Arts, Diamond Bar High School, Diamond Bar, CA (1990 - 1991) Supervised and evaluate certificated and classed personnel (ADA 2200). Directly involved in the recruitment and selection of staff for Communication Arts Division. Oversaw library organization. Coordinated textbook distribution. Oversaw proper expenditure of school budget funds. Assisted in constructing master schedule and teacher assignments. Organized and administered several school -wide efforts including open house. Chaired WASC self -study proces team for accreditation. Served on coordinating council which required full administrative involvement and shared leadership of a comprehensive high school of 2200 students. Designed, coordinated, and implement the Communication Arts Division's plan for the English Honors classes selection process. DEAN OF STUDENTS: - Carson High School, Carson, CA (1983 - 1986) Oversaw the daily operations of all discipline aspects of campus (ADA 2800). Implemented TAG program (tardy, attendance, guidance). Dealt with conflict resolution. Counseled students and parents in crisis situations. Made recommendations to community-based mental health facilities. Dealt in suspensions and expulsions as required to maintain a smooth -running "campus. ADMINISTRATIVE INTERN: - Carson High School, Carson, CA (1976 .1986) Served as Chairperson of English Department. Supervised 23 teachers. Performed evaluations of department personnel. Implemented variety of programs. Conducted textbook adoptions. Dealt with team building, conflict resolution and human relations. Served on Los Angeles Times Education Advisory Council. Served as Judge for the district -wide Academic Decathlon competitions. Planned and conducted staff development workshops in Quality Skill Building. Served as Testing Coordinator for CAP, CTBS, SHARP, WRITE and TOPICS tests. Provided in- service workshops training teachers to prepare students for testing. Supervised teachers in evaluating writing competency of all tenth grade students in Area 1 schools in Los Angeles. Developed and implemented "holistic Grading" policies and taught instructors to use in the English Department. Sponsored California Scholarship Federation at Carson High. Evaluated writing competency of all tenth grade students in Area 1 schools in Los Angeles. Conducted in-service workshop for Los Angeles teachers to elucidate methods for setting up tutoring programs in their areas. Provided in-service for teachers preparing tenth graders to pass a district -mandated reading competency test. Produced booklets and materials distributed to teachers to prepare students for the SHARP test. Set-up tutoring program wherein Carson High School students tutor children at Caroldale Elementary School in reading and basic language skill. Formulated goals and methods of program and provided curriculum to teachers and administrators at Caroldale. Formulated curriculum guide of minimum competencies for teaching grammar and literature in eleventh grade English. TEACHER Walnut Valley Unified School Walnut High School 1988 - 1991 Los Angeles Unified School District Los Angeles, CA (1969 - 1986) Ithaca School District Ithaca, New York (1987 - 1988) Houston Independent School Houston, Texas (1961 - 1969) Taught a variety of subject in a team/core as well as a departmentalized structure including; English, Speech, Drama, Oral Interpretation, Debate. Taught a variety of Gifted, and Advanced Placement classes. Taught, organized and directed speech activities. Supervised teachers of American Literature and Composition, Chairperson English Dept.. Supervised yearbook and newspaper. Directed fine arts activities. RELATED EXPERIENCES: Served on District Advisory Committee for Staff Development - Walnut Valley Unified School District Interviewer/Recruiter for new teachers to district - Open House, Spring 1990 - WVUSD. Served on Multi -Cultural Committee for Staff Development - Walnut High School. Coordinated United Student Union Trained oral composition for Academic Olympiad Served on committee to devise new course of study for Language Arts - Walnut Valley Unified School District. Served as the first Afro-American as Planning Commission Chairperson for the City of Cerritos. Worked with Nissan Motors and the Adopt -A -School Program to enhance the instructional program at Carson High School. Conducted articulation meetings with feeder junior high schools in the community to aid junior/ senior high transition. Served as liaison between the Los Angeles Unified District and the community for mandated competency testing. Panel Participant - Women in Education Cornell University - Women's Studies Department, Ithaca, new York Organized yearly tutoring schedule for 10 year for cross -age tutoring and supervised up to 100 tutors and 100 tutees during the tour of the Carson High School campus; also provided activities during the tour. Coordinated Fine Arts Festival including school and community exhibitions of talent and the fine arts at Jack Yates High School. Elected to "Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities." Graduated Magna Cum Laude. Selected for "Who's Who Among Teachers" 1991 COMMUNITY EXPERIENCE From 1983 through 1986,1 held a seat on the Planning Commission for the City of Cerritos, serving as Chairperson in 1986. The Planning Commission worked under the auspices of the Department of Environmental Affairs and made recommendations to the City Council on environmental as well as on general city matters. I had an opportunity to represent the city extensively at statewide conferences and get first-hand information on viable strategies for running a city. REFERENCES Mr. Robert Corkrum, Principal, Diamond Bar High School, 21400 E. Pathfinder Road, Diamond Bar, CA 91765 (714) 594-1405 Dr. Ken Gunn, Principal, Walnut High School, 400 N. Pierre Road, Walnut, CA 91789 (714)594-1333 Dr. Ron Hockwalt, Superintendent, Walnut Valley Unified School District, 800 Lemon Avenue, Walnut, CA 91789, (714) 595-1261 Mr. Ray McMullen, Asst. Supt. Personnel, Walnut Valley Unified School District 880 Lemon Avenue, Walnut, CA 91789, (714) 595-1261 Ms. Bertha Muller, Asst. Principal, Walnut High School, 400 N. Pierre Road, Walnut, CA 91789, (714) 594-1333 �M4 �, -D�y Z 400 North Pierre Road Walnut. California 91789 (714)394-1333 Ken Gunn Principal May 20, 1991 Bertha Huller Assistant Principal Jay Devers Operations Manager To Whom it May Concern: Doug Doner Athletic Director In the summer of 1988, we were fortunate to hire Mrs. Gloria Rousseau to fill a vacancy in our English Department. She Jim Directorctor of was much more than a welcome addition. She was an inspiration p SEudent Activities and a role model for staff and students. Gloria is easily in the top 1% of the teachers it has been my privilege to BInstrukinctional Dean Instructional observe and supervise. She sets high expectations for her students and simply won't allow them not to achieve. She Scott Cassells has an amazing rapport with students and easily earns the Instructional Dean complete respect of her colleagues. Judy Manthorne Instructional Dean While at Walnut High School, Mrs. Rousseau took a major leadership Larry Holmes role in our staff development program. She led a cadre of Instructional Dean faculty members in planning and implementing two separate AlCalonico full day inservice sessions for the entire staff. These Grade Level Coordinator sessions both involved students, parents and outside consultants. Jerry Dutton She was also selected to make our presentation to the Board Grade Level Coordinator of Trustees as the first step in obtaining a staff development grant. Needless to say, we were successful. Sue Bovette Grade Level Coordinator In February of 1991, an instructional dean position opened Lorelee ever within our district at Diamond Bar High School. Mrs. Rousseau Grade LeveiCoordinator was asked to fill that position on an interim basis until the incumbent returned. No one else was even considered. That is only one indication of the respect she has earned in a relatively short period of time. Gioris Rousseau will be an outstanding administrator. She leads by example and dedication. The school that hires her will be extremely fortunate. If I can provide further information, please do not hesitate to call. I am a Gloria Rousseau fan. Sincerely, iV-twlxAt".1 Ken Gunn, Principal KG: bb Bob Corkrum Principal Kristina Davis Asstatant Principal Dale Favier drector of Student Activities Linda Carefoot hatructional Dean 8111 cline Instructional Dean Scott Maclntyre Bui ructlonal Dean Charles Sismondo trntructional Dean Ray Moore Athletic Director !Margaret Buchan Grade Level Coordinator Bob Chase Grade Level Coordinator Clary Duenas Grade Level Coordinator Jack daleener Grade Level Coordinator Denis Paul tirade Level Coordinator Guy Roublan Grade Level Coordinator Paul Badder Operations Manager Diamond Bar High School 21400 E. Pathfinder - Diamond Bar, California 91765 School (714) 594-1405 Activities (714) 594-2850 May 8, 1991 To Whom it may concern: Gloria Todd Rousseau has applied for a position as an assistant principal in your district and I am enthusiastic about • recommending her and extremely pleased to be acting as her advocate. She is a "blue-chip commodity" .. and an unusually rare find! Gloria came to Diamond Bar High this year as the Instructional Dean (i.e. mini -principal) for our Communications Arts Division (integrated language arts, foreign languages, library/media center, etc.). She replaced our previous dean who moved to the district office as an interim director of curriculum and instruction. Gloria has proved to be a capable and gifted replacement and a standout performer... and I would like her to remain a Diamond Bar High administrator. Unfortunately, the previous dean's coordinator position will not be made permanent (it is being eliminated due to budget cuts), and she will be returning thereby "bumping" Gloria out of a position. Despite her abbreviated tenure, her contributions to Diamond Bar High have been numerous, highly visible, and pervasive. Gloria has assumed leadership roles in a variety of activities. She has successfully developed a "team -esprit" within the division, and with her leadership, they are well on their way to implementing an outstanding and effective integrated language arts program. She effectively carved out her own niche within the management team and has become an influential leader and key player within this group. She has assumed the responsibility for coordinating several major campus -wide activities, including the recent highly successful "Brahma Roundup" (spring open house). Her efforts and subsequent successes have earned the respect and admiration of her co - administrators, district office staff, and community alike and ESTABLISHED 1982 she is recognized as a key leader well beyond her assigned aegis. Gloria is dedicated to improving instructional delivery. She has been very successful utilizing the clinical coaching and supervision model. She has managed certificated and classified personnel with both facility and alacrity. The organization thct acquires Gloria's services will not be disappointed. Her n;any natural strengths (i.e. voice, and appearance) coupled with a plethora of acquired strengths (i.e. excellent interpersonal and communication skills) make her a real asset. She is also loyal, dedicated, and organized. In summary . . . Gloria is extremely hard working; well prepared; professional in her character, -attitude, and appearance; successful in her management of people; and enthusiastic to do good things. I enthusiastically endorse her and recommend you give her your utmost consideration. Cordially, `. ...Z, Robert L. Corkrum Principal, Diamond Bar high RECEIVE[, DON A. WYSE 011 23403 Robinbrook Place Diamond Bar, CA 91765 714-861-5047 OCCUPATIONAL INTERESTS= My real strengths and experience are in sales. Given a quality product, my emphasis has been on volume sales and excellent customer service. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Starting in October of 1962, I have been involved in the sale of corrugated containers. My employment has been with several companies in the Southern California area. I am considered -a team player and solicit sales from industrial and produce customers. Because of the variety of customers that I have serviced, I have experience with creative use of machinery, design and graphics. 1988 to November 1992 - Willamette Industries, Compton, CA. 1986 to 1988 - Boise Cascade, Torrance, CA. 1983 to 1986 - Crockett Container, Santa Fe Springs, CA. 1970 to 1983 - Menasha Corporation/Weyerhaeuser Corporation, Anaheim, CA. 1962 to 1970 - Continental Can Company, Commerce, CA. 1960 to 1962 - United States Army, Armed Forces Police, First Lieutenant, San Francisco, CA. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND= 1956 to 1960 - University of Southern Mississippi Hattiesburg, Mississippi Bachelor of Science Degree Business Administration and Marketing DON A. WYSE RESUME Page Two CLUB AFFILIATIONS: Santa Ana Scottish Rite Masons, Greenville Lodge #206 COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT= Diamond Bar Ranch Festival - Vice President, 3 yr. member Board of Directors. Diamond Bar High School Brahma Boosters - Vice President Advisory Board - Order of the Rainbow for Girls Boy Scout Troop 777 - Committee Chairman PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES= Available upon request r City Council Diamond Bar, California 91765 ATTENTION: Councilman Gary Werner Gentlemen: I would like to be appointed to the City Council seat left vacant by the election of Jay Kim to the House of Representatives. As an actively involved and long-time resident of Diamond Bar, my participation in the Council would be an asset to our community. My business schedule would also allow me to devote the time necessary to fill this position in an exemplary manner. Thanking you for your consideration in this matter, I remain Very truly yours, f J vv� MARSHALL WISE 2600 Broken Feather Lane Diamond Bar, California 91765 (909) 861-6595 RECEIVED ki November 30, 1992 James P. Poulis 3177 Hawkwood Road Diamond Bar, CA 91765 (7 14) 861-4347 Members of the Diamond Bar City Council Diamond Bar City Hall Dear Council Members: This letter of intent is being submitted for the vacant council seat. To briefly summarized my background, I graduated from Diamond Bar High School in 1984. During that period I was elected to a student government position. Through this experience as a young politician I learned that the office of a public official is one that requires dedication and perseverance. Upon graduation from High School I entered college and graduated in 1988 from California State University, Fullerton with a Business Administration degree. My background, respect for our community, and desire to serve my neighbors would be in the best interest for the City of Diamond Bar. I look forward to meeting with you soon and should you have any questions I can be reached at (714) 861-4347. Sincerely yours, Jame. Poulis 2Harmopy53, & Associates , 80�-Wl November 21, 1992 CITY OF DIAMOND BAR Attn: City Council c/o City Clerk 21660 Copley Dr. Diamond Bar, CA 91765 RE: CITY COUNCIL VACANCY Dear Diamond Bar City Council: I respectfully submit my application for consideration of appointment to the vacated Council seat. The Council is well aware of the many positions I have taken concerning our community, beginning with being one of the original five Chief Petitioners for Incorporation, to serving as a Planning Commissioner and running for City Council. I will strive to create an atmosphere of open government, trim spending, foster no favoritism, support employee professionalism, avoid even the appearances of a conflict of interest, and in every other way bring about effective and representative government for Diamond Bar. Thank you for your consideration. Signed; Clair Wm. Harmony Enclosures: Resume/Brochure CITY OF DIAMOND BAR CITY COUNCIL MEMBER VACANCY APPLICANT INTERVIEWS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1992 6:00 INTERVIEW PRELIMTNARTFS —SOLICITATION OF QUESTIONS FROM AUDIENCE —ANNOUNCEMENT OF INTERVIEW ORDER INTERVIEWS BEGIN �6 s 2 4 3 6 L -6-r4 8"D't c- 'Z: o0 --�+ —'7:24 `--- 5: 00 Irl K --8:24 T tnG>)?i 8:36_G1Ca`'P "9:12 INTERVIEWS END 30-92 TUE 7:45 R� Notiember 2�, 1992 C'ovn ilman Gary Werner City of Diamond Bar 21660 East Copley Drive, Suite 100 Diamond Bar, Califnrnia 91765 Dear Mr. Werner: This letter is submitted to indicate my �,n.: ere d.sire tote ;,onsjdcred 1 or appointment to ;he U a mond Bar City Council. It would be a distinct honot to sCr%e the City with the current Council. The City Council has strived to represent the best interests of the people of Diamond Bar. It is important to continue this standard of excellence and I believe that I would acid a new and fresh voice to the :eaderihip of our Cite. With the recent national election, there. Mas been a treat deal of 3ttent.or, focu3ed upon the economy and the general well-being of our society. We heard much from and about candidates who profess to be people of expcY:en;e or ch,age or some outer ager , a I can ecnu:nciy say t`.'.ai I have but one I,oliticc111 agenda, that is to e:3-,,,tte the iss c; «: faze in the City, gain it,;aut fro,n he residents of the City whenever appro, ri,tre, and make the m1 ;t logical, :nformed decisions pC1s5i!5ie to b2ret'it the City (4 Diamond Bar We are in the mid3t of chane^ging e; onomic titres in Cnliforrnin; therefore, 3li of our decisi;;rts must also carefully wei€h potent a! 'cidget :sues. I recognize the tiruisrn attr;but:d to Abrafarn L1nco!n ever 13C years ago is perhaps ware relevant today than ever. That is. we are neer going to reale all of tate pearie l ppy all of the. tim, I 31so recognize that there is a snail but vucal minority in our City who believe th,? som•ahaw the City's leadership is working against teem rather th;;n for them. To be a suc.es;ful Ccuaciiman in this environnnc-nt requires inner strength and the serf conzider.ce to mane a decision Plis must necessarily be bal.lnced by compassion and pat:?n,e for differing opinions. These are quuli' es that I feel i Possess and will bring to the position. of In preparing this letter at interest, 1 gage consic±erable thought to how 1 might express my Qualifications to be a member of the City CoGacil of DiamcnJ Bar. As you may know, I have livod in Diamond Bar for ove: 5 ;etas and was invol%epi in the incorporation camp:sign. Subsequently, I ' ' k * n-92 TUE 7:46 servod briefly on the General P;ar, Advisory Committee prior to ooppointnlert to the Traffk and Transportation. Co:rxi .jion, I have served a: :'hair::lan r.,f t`.le Traffic and Tr1ioportatio1: Commission for the past Year. As a parent of school age children, I am involved in t%eir actin hies; whi,h include bzin an AYSO- certified soccer referee. 11M currently the Chairman of the Goiden Springs TeAriclag; Committee which is a group of concerned pa"evils and educators dedicated to rai-ing funds frons the busivcss community to place Ccrtiput;ir equipment in Golden St,riog,$ E--)nCntary School. Professionally, I ant a registered civil :niin,cr sNeciallzxg in transper-auon eaginee;:: g. I have worked for a number of cities as part of my profa.;sior,al activities. This has provided me with a unique perspective of a bic,;d range of City operations also ClI3t8Cle:tciiCS. In summarizing this infor:;ration, I --o-me to ttte cuncl•lsicn that what makes a person qualified to he a member of City Council really comes down to ona's ability anis desire to listen, care{`ally evaluate issues. obtain input From appropriate resources, and make infermed decisions that rerresett t`,a best intere=.t5 of the people of Dia,tli,rd Bar. 1'^e!; ve thm -iv professional and pei_ona; bnckground show t'.at I sieve the and c11:11'2Lrer IG i�e a ,oc"I am of the e opportunity to submit th,s letter of interest and look forward to pirticipatin•g in the se eetir.n pi ocess. Please feel free to co.r,act n'.e at you! cony --:nee :hc.uld ycu havz any questions or if ;, can provide further information. Very tru',yy yours, �JTo�dcl Chavers 23816 Chinock Piave Diamond Bar, CA 91765 Home: (714) 860-0396 WorL (714)939-1030 T" 30-92 TUE 7:47 Education Bachelor of Scien .e Grad,.ate Studies JANILS T ODD CHAVERS Civil anal En,,ironmentai l:r.sineering Unkersity of Colorado at Denver Tr3i:spur.4tion Engineering i'ni%ersity of Cciora:i s,t Deme Professioual Affiliations Registered Professional Civil Entineer in Colorado and Calitornia Member, Institute of Transportation En.-hneeis Member. American Sc,ciety of Civil EnZineers Professional Experience K.imle—Horn. and Aslzc iates Oran;e. California 195? 19� 4-19,47 IS'S9 to p+ss(`rrt Senior Project Nla:tager re roasible fcr la:iress pro)ect managexie!•,t, and office opeiarlons. Sp;:.:a1iZ!n= :i. ttmsr-,!rtat. `r. and t'9 -Tic projects dCy^!opmznt impact and mitigation studies, circulation n elements, traffic cor.t:'o'.'managen7ent Systoms, and travel demarc', m:ana*Loment 1):oglams DKS A<..ocisrten f.cs AnZeles, C'aliforr,;a Project Engineer and Task t.,e:icier f_,r de_ivn of t.afLc el:ments for the construction- of L6 Angeles; Long Beach Lght rail line Ffforts fvcu:=ed ori downtcw•n Lon-. l??;a::h area where approximately five miles of arter'al srrec; w re ;e :es c,ned to a co--nmodate li ht aril Oparati:.P.s. fransFlan Associates, Inc. Poulder, Co!orado i 9.S 4 - 1987 Senior Transportation fri ineer respoaslbie for n:!n or:nent of ,rojeci� includina ti;,nspc:tation demand forecasting, impact analy_.s, and r:,:tiEanon dcx,6opni%?nt,, traffic ;ignial system. design and implementation; and, li'igat?cr. research Ind ac'�:dent rec',)nstrwt;on. Chen and As_ociate�, T%:. Salt Lake City, Utah i s5'? - 1964 Staff and field engineer re.potsil'e for engineering observatior. of roadm ay, airport runway, Ind other mljar transpertmion construction proje.te.