Friday, April 15, 2011

An Exciting Week Ahead

BUSY WEEK AHEAD
The week beginning Monday, April 18, 2011 is going to be a very interesting week in the City of Costa Mesa.






FEET TO THE FIRE FORUM

First, on Monday, the 18th, we have the Feet To The Fire Forum, hosted by the irrepre
ssible Barbara Venezia at the Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Avenue (at Lions Park) which begins at 7:00 and is scheduled to run until 9:00. The topic of the evening is: "Should the City of Costa Mesa be run more like a business?"

THE PREDATORS AND THE PREY
Venezia will lead a team of inquisitors consisting of Orange County Register columnist Frank Mickadeit, Daily Pilot Managing Editor John Canalis, Newport Beach Independent Editor Roger Bloom and Voice of OC Managing Editor Norberto Santana, Jr. Panelists scheduled to be grilled are Costa Mesa Mayor Pro Tem Jim Righeimer and Planning Commission Chairman and President of the Costa Mesa Taxpayer's Association Colin McCarthy on one side facing off against Councilwoman Wendy Leece and General Manager of the Orange County Employee's Association Nick Berardino on the other. According to Venezia, it is not anticipated that questions will be taken from the public. I suspect that seating will be at a premium that night.

CITY COUNCIL MEETING

Tuesday, April 19th, there will be a regularly-scheduled Costa Mesa City Council Meeting in the Council Chambers at City Hall beginning at the normal time - 6:30 p.m. Looking at the current agenda one might assume this will be a fairly short meeting. However, the last meeting had a similarly short agenda and nearly 3 hours of public comments stretched it much longer than anticipated. I see no reason to assume the public will be absent from this meeting - quite the contrary. There have been many events since the last meeting that will almost certainly guarantee many speakers Tuesday night.

COSTA MESA HOMELESS TASK FORCE MEETING

Wednesday, April 20th, will be the meeting of the Costa Mesa Homeless Task Force at the Neighborhood Community Center beginning at 5:30 in the Adams Room. Public comments will be permitted. Chair Steve Smith and Facilitator Larry Haynes will lead the discussion. Among the issues to be discussed are: Brown Act; Community Outreach and Legal/Enforcement; 3-year Law Enforcement overview at Lions Park; Physical and Mental Health Homeless Perspective; Faith based perspective; homeless census

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3 Comments:

Anonymous Inmates are loose, running CM said...

If anyone sees Jim, tap him on the shoulder and say, " Pay you bills and the IRS"

Pretty amazing that someone with this record has the balls to lecture a city and its citizens on how to run thing efficiently.

LAWSUITS FILED AGAINST RIGHEIMER:
•Failure to Pay Bills – American Express Travel Default judgement for $5,500 plus fees. Case Number 210647•Breach of Contract - Plaintiff sued Jim Righeimer and The Righeimer Group for breach of contract. Judgement against Righeimer for $93,016.90. Case Number 665926; Orange County Superior Court; 8-15-91
•Sued – Jim Righeimer was sued breach of contract. Case Number 623664;Breach of Contract – Jim Righeimer sued by plaintiff, Categorized by court under “breach of contract.” Case Number 621952; Sued – Jim Righeimer was sued by Rainbow Disposal Co. •Failure to Pay - Pepperdine University's collection sued Jim Righeimer for failing to pay his tuition. Judgment was awarded for $19,147.25. Case Number 93V00930;Doc #94-0694237

LIENS:
•The Strawberry Hills Homeowners Association filed a lien against Jim Righeimer for failing to pay a $620 assessment. Doc# 84-507640; 1984
•A tax lien was issued against Jim Righeimer for delinquent property taxes $64.59. Document # 86-538718; 1986
•The Town Square Homeowners Association filed a lien against Jim Righeimer for failing to pay an assessment totaling $1,804. Document # 87-691966; 1987
•The Town Square Homeowners Association filed another lien against Jim Righeimer for failing to pay an assessment totaling $1,951. Document # 88-020854; 1988
•A tax lien was filed against Jim Righeimer for delinquent property taxes $100.94. Document # 89-450928; 1989
•A tax lien was filed against Jim Righeimer for delinquent property taxes $111.50. Document # 89-632307; 1989
•The Morningside Homeowners Associated filed a lien against Jim Righeimer for failing to pay an assessment total $346. Document # 90-378846;1990
•A tax lien was filed against Jim Righeimer for delinquent property taxes $1,586.73. Document # 91-103881; 3-7-91
•A tax lien was filed against Jim Righeimer for delinquent property taxes $418.12. Document Number 91-156583; 4-4-91
•A mechanics lien was filed against Jim Righeimer by Geo-Etka, Inc for $1,591.85. Document Number 91-041278; 1-18-91
•A California state tax lien was filed against Jim Righeimer for $20,563.70. Document Number 91-429079; 8-12-91
•A tax lien was filed against Jim Righeimer for delinquent property taxes $2,018.42. Document Number 91-562439; 10-15-91
•A mechanics lien was filed against Jim Righeimer by Advantage Roofing for $1,340.80. Document Number 92-283386; 4-13-92
•A mechanics lien was filed against Jim Righeimer by J&L Electric for $1,268.40. Document Number 92-381121; 9-5-92
•A mechanics lien was filed against Jim Righeimer by Advantage Roofing for $1,199.10. Document Number 92-283387; 4-13-92
•A mechanics lien was filed against Jim Righeimer by Dan’s Shower Door and Mirror Co for $3,294.08. Document Number 92-447673; 6-29-92
•A mechanics lien was filed against Jim Righeimer by Lucky Installations for $832.50. Document Number 92-469132; 7-7-92
•A mechanics lien was filed against Jim Righeimer by Lucky Installations for $840.00. Document Number 92-469133; 7-7-92
•A mechanics lien was filed against Jim Righeimer by J&L Electric for $2,286.20. Document Number 92-381122; 8-5-92
•A mechanics lien was filed against Jim Righeimer by David Boyce Plumbing for $3,589.94. Document Number 92-585953; 8-26-92
•The federal government filed a tax lien against Jim Righeimer in 1996 for $13,589.02. Document Number 19960422940; 8-16-96

4/16/2011 07:57:00 PM  
Anonymous take it back said...

This would be a great week for Beaver and Monahan to wake up and take costa mesa back with Leece. They worked hard without the knowelege of the big crash, to make it a great place. If they worked together without outside interference a solution could be found from inside. Not from some carpet bagger and his wanabees. Please take it back, these tactics will not serve Costa Mesa.Take the Able money,take the redevelopment funds and buy some time to reorginize

4/16/2011 10:10:00 PM  
Anonymous Move on said...

Inmates: It's old news. Get over it. You sound like one of those Newport Beach people who are still hoping for an airport in El Toro.

4/17/2011 08:48:00 AM  

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