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February 2, 20101[REPORT OF ACTION TAKEN IN CLOSED SESSION2ON FEBRUARY 2, 2010, BEGINS ON PAGE 106.]3456SUP. MOLINA, CHAIRMAN: GOOD MORNING. WE'RE GOING TO BEGIN THIS7MORNING'S MEETING. THIS MORNING, OUR INVOCATION WILL BE LED BY8BISHOP KENNETH C. ULMER, WHO IS WITH THE FAITHFUL CENTRAL9BIBLE CHURCH IN INGLEWOOD. OUR PLEDGE THIS MORNING WILL BE LED10BY EMILIO OLGUIN, QUARTERMASTER OF POST NO. 4696 OF LOS11ANGELES VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS. WILL YOU ALL PLEASE STAND?12THANK YOU. BISHOP?1314BISHOP ULMER: LET US PRAY. LORD GOD, WE GIVE YOU THANKS FOR15THIS DAY. IT IS THE DAY THAT YOU HAVE MADE. WE REJOICE. WE ARE16GLAD IN THE OPPORTUNITIES TO SERVE, AND THE RESPONSIBILITIES17TO SERVE. WE ASK YOUR BLESSINGS UPON THIS DAY. WE ASK YOUR18BLESSINGS UPON THOSE WHO ARE IN POSITIONS OF INFLUENCE AND19AUTHORITY AND LEADERSHIP. WE PRAY FOR WISDOM, DISCERNMENT,20DIRECTION AND GUIDANCE. WE PRAY FOR THOSE IN HAITI WHO SUFFER21NOW FROM THE TRAGEDY THAT HAS BEFALLEN ALL OF THEM AND WE PRAY22FOR MERCY AND PROVISION. WE ASK, OH GOD, THAT YOU WOULD BRING23PEACE TO THIS NATION, PEACE TO THIS CITY, THAT YOU MIGHT BE24GLORIFIED IN ALL THAT WE DO. WE ASK IN THAT NAME THAT IS ABOVE25EVERY NAME, AMEN.3
February 2, 201012EMILIO OLGUIN: FACE THE FLAG, PLEASE [PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE3RECITED.].45EMILIO OLGUIN: THANK YOU.67SUP. MOLINA, CHAIRMAN: THANK YOU. SUPERVISOR RIDLEY-THOMAS?89SUP. RIDLEY-THOMAS: THANK YOU VERY MUCH, MADAM CHAIR. MEMBERS,10I AM PLEASED TO HAVE WITH US TODAY AND INTRODUCE MORE FULLY11BISHOP KENNETH ULMER, WHO IS CURRENTLY THE SENIOR PASTOR,12TEACHER OF THE FAITHFUL CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH IN THE CITY OF13INGLEWOOD. SHORTLY AFTER HIS GRADUATION IN 1969 FROM THE14UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, HE ACCEPTED THE CALL TO THE GOSPEL15MINISTRY. IN 1979, BISHOP ULMER FOUNDED THE MACEDONIA BIBLE16BAPTIST CHURCH IN SAN PEDRO, CALIFORNIA. HE ACCEPTED A CALL TO17PASTOR FAITHFUL CENTRAL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH IN 1982,18WHICH IS THE PRESENT DAY FAITHFUL CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH. HE19ENGAGED IN POSTGRADUATE STUDIES AT PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY,20HEBREW UNION COLLEGE, AND THE UNIVERSITY OF JUDAISM. HE HELD21HIS PHD FROM GRACE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY IN LONG BEACH,22A DOCTORATE OF MINISTRY FROM UNITED THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY IN23DAYTON, OHIO. AND HONORARY DOCTORATE OF DIVINITY DEGREE FROM24SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF MINISTRY IN LOS ANGELES. HE25RECEIVED THE KING'S APOSTOLUS CHRISTI AWARD IN THE YEAR 2007,4
February 2, 20101WHICH IS ANNUALLY PRESENTED TO LEADERS WHO CHARACTERIZE THE2PASSION AND VALUES OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH THROUGH LEADERSHIP3THAT HAS NOTICEABLY PENETRATED THE CONTEMPORARY CULTURE. IN4THE YEAR 2008, HE WAS APPOINTED TO THE PRESIDENCY OF THE5KING'S COLLEGE AND SEMINARY IN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA. MANY6OF US KNOW OF HIS TREMENDOUS WORK INTERNATIONALLY. I AM7PLEASED TO INDICATE THAT HE HAS BEEN A FRIEND AND COLLEAGUE8FOR NOW 30 YEARS. THE FELLOWSHIP, THE MINISTRY THAT HE HAS9BROUGHT TO BEAR IN OUR COUNTY IS SIGNIFICANT. THE WORK OF THAT10ACQUIRING OF THE WHAT WAS THEN KNOWN AS THE FABULOUS FORUM IS11NOW THE PLACE OF WORSHIP AND FELLOWSHIP OF THE FAITHFUL12CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH. THERE IS A FAMILY OF FAITH THERE. AND SO13WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK BISHOP KENNETH C. ULMER FOR14HIS LEADERSHIP, FOR HIS WITNESS, FOR HIS IMAGINATION, FOR HIS15CREATIVITY, AND THAT WHICH HE IS DOING TO ENHANCE THE PEOPLE16OF GOD IN THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES AND WELL BEYOND. AND SO17IT'S ON BEHALF OF OUR CHAIR, THE ENTIRETY OF THE BOARD,18BISHOP, THAT WE PRESENT YOU THIS CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION.19[APPLAUSE.]2021SUP. MOLINA, CHAIRMAN: THIS MORNING, IT'S MY HONOR TO MAKE A22PRESENTATION OF A CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION TO EMILIO23OLGUIN. THIS IS NOT HIS FIRST TIME. HE SAID HE HAS JOINED US24QUITE OFTEN. I'M GLAD HE'S BEEN HERE. MR. OLGUIN RESIDES IN25MONTEREY PARK AND IS VERY ACTIVE IN THE VETERANS OF FOREIGN5
February 2, 20101WARS IN THE AMERICAN LEGION. HE SERVED AS A STAFF SERGEANT OF2THE 26TH ARTILLERY BATTALION OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY FROM31949 TO 1952 IN KOREA. HIS DECORATIONS INCLUDE THE4PRESIDENTIAL UNIT CITATION MEDAL, AN ARMY GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL,5A NATIONAL DEFENSE SERVICE MEDAL, A KOREAN SERVICE MEDAL WITH6TWO STARS AND THE UNITED NATIONS SERVICE MEDAL. WELL, WE WANT7TO THANK MR. OLGUIN NOT ONLY FOR LEADING US IN OUR PLEDGE OF8ALLEGIANCE BUT CERTAINLY IN OUR SERVICE TO OUR COUNTRY AND9THANK YOU FOR JOINING US. I KNOW YOU'RE AN ACTIVE VOLUNTEER10OUT THERE INVOLVED IN LOTS OF THINGS. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR11JOINING US.1213EMILIO OLGUIN: THANK YOU. [APPLAUSE.]1415SUP. MOLINA, CHAIRMAN: ALL RIGHT. BEFORE I ASK OUR EXECUTIVE16OFFICER TO CALL OUR AGENDA, I WANT US TO WELCOME ANDREA ORDIN,17OUR NEW COUNTY COUNSEL. THIS IS HER FIRST BOARD MEETING. SO,18WELCOME, AND WE LOOK FORWARD TO A VERY ACTIVE AND SOLID19PARTNERSHIP.2021ANDREA ORDIN, COUNSEL: THANK YOU SO MUCH. [APPLAUSE.] ALL22RIGHT. WITH THAT I'M GOING ASK OUR EXECUTIVE OFFICER TO PLEASE23CALL THE AGENDA.246
February 2, 20101CLERK SACHI HAMAI: GOOD MORNING, MADAM CHAIR, MEMBERS OF THE2BOARD. WE WILL BEGIN TODAY'S AGENDA ON PAGE 3, AGENDA FOR THE3MEETING OF THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION, ITEM 1-D. ON4THIS ITEM, THERE'S A REQUEST FROM A MEMBER OF THE PUBLIC TO5HOLD THIS ITEM.67SUP. MOLINA, CHAIRMAN: WE WILL HOLD THAT ITEM.8910CLERK SACHI HAMAI: ON PAGE 4, AGENDA FOR THE MEETING OF THEHOUSING AUTHORITY, ITEM 1-H.1112SUP. MOLINA, CHAIRMAN: ON THAT ITEM, MOVED BY SUPERVISOR13RIDLEY-THOMAS, SECONDED BY SUPERVISOR KNABE. IF THERE'S NO14OBJECTION, SO ORDERED.1516CLERK SACHI HAMAI: ON PAGE 5, BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ITEMS 117THROUGH 7. ON ITEM NO. 1, THERE'S A REQUEST FROM MEMBERS OF18THE PUBLIC TO HOLD THIS ITEM. THE REMAINING ITEMS ARE BEFORE19YOU.2021SUP. MOLINA, CHAIRMAN: ON THOSE ITEMS, MOVED BY SUPERVISOR22ANTONOVICH. SECONDED BY SUPERVISOR YAROSLAVSKY. IF THERE'S NO23OBJECTION, SO ORDERED.247
February 2, 20101CLERK SACHI HAMAI: WE'RE NOW ON PAGE 9, CONSENT CALENDAR,2ITEMS 8 THROUGH 45. ON ITEM NO. 8, AS INDICATED ON THE POSTED3AGENDA, THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER REQUESTS THAT THIS ITEM BE4REFERRED BACK TO HIS OFFICE.56SUP. MOLINA, CHAIRMAN: SO ORDERED.78CLERK SACHI HAMAI: ON ITEM NO. 12, THERE'S A REQUEST FROM A9MEMBER OF THE PUBLIC TO HOLD THIS ITEM. ON ITEM NO. 13,10SUPERVISOR RIDLEY-THOMAS REQUESTS THAT THIS ITEM BE CONTINUED11TWO WEEKS TO FEBRUARY 16, 2010.1213SUP. MOLINA, CHAIRMAN: SO ORDERED.1415CLERK SACHI HAMAI: ON ITEM NO. 14, THERE'S A REQUEST FROM A16MEMBER OF THE PUBLIC TO HOLD THIS ITEM. ON ITEM NO. 15,17SUPERVISOR KNABE AND A MEMBER OF THE PUBLIC REQUEST THAT THIS18ITEM BE HELD. ON ITEM NO. 17, THERE'S A REQUEST FROM A MEMBER19OF THE PUBLIC TO HOLD THIS ITEM. ON ITEM NO. 22, THERE'S A20REQUEST FROM MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC TO HOLD THIS ITEM. ON ITEM21NO. 27, SUPERVISOR KNABE AND A MEMBER OF THE PUBLIC REQUEST22THAT THIS ITEM BE HELD. ON ITEM NO. 38, THERE'S A REQUEST FROM23A MEMBER OF THE PUBLIC TO HOLD THIS ITEM. AND ON ITEM 44 AND2445, SUPERVISOR KNABE REQUESTS THAT THESE ITEMS BE CONTINUED25TWO WEEKS TO FEBRUARY 16TH, 2010.8
February 2, 201012SUP. MOLINA, CHAIRMAN: SO ORDERED ON THOSE CONTINUANCES.34CLERK SACHI HAMAI: THE REMAINING ITEMS UNDER THE CONSENT5CALENDAR ARE BEFORE YOU.67SUP. MOLINA, CHAIRMAN: ALL RIGHT. ON THOSE ITEMS, NOTING THE8EXCEPTIONS THAT WE'RE HOLDING FOR THE PUBLIC AND FOR9SUPERVISORS, MOVED BY SUPERVISOR KNABE, SECONDED BY SUPERVISOR10YAROSLAVSKY. IF THERE IS NO OBJECTION, SO ORDERED.1112CLERK SACHI HAMAI: WE'RE ON PAGE 25, SEPARATE MATTER, ITEM NO.1346, AND I'LL READ THE SHORT TITLE IN FOR THE RECORD. THIS IS14THE TREASURER AND TAX COLLECTOR'S RECOMMENDATION TO ADOPT15RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE AND SALE OF THE LOS16ANGELES UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS, 200217ELECTION, MEASURE K, 2004 ELECTION MEASURE R, AND 200518ELECTION MEASURE Y, IN AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT NOT TO19EXCEED 2,184,795,000.2021SUP. MOLINA, CHAIRMAN: ALL RIGHT. MOVED BY SUPERVISOR22ANTONOVICH, SECONDED BY SUPERVISOR RIDLEY-THOMAS. IF THERE IS23NO OBJECTION, SO ORDERED.249
February 2, 20101CLERK SACHI HAMAI: DISCUSSION ITEMS. ITEMS 47 AND 48. ON ITEM2NO. 47, AS INDICATED ON THE SUPPLEMENTAL AGENDA, THE CHIEF3EXECUTIVE OFFICER REQUESTS THAT THIS ITEM BE TAKEN OFF4CALENDAR.56SUP. MOLINA, CHAIRMAN: ALL RIGHT. BOARD ITEM 47.78CLERK SACHI HAMAI: ON ITEM 48, WE WILL HOLD FOR THE9DISCUSSION. ON PAGE 26, MISCELLANEOUS ADDITIONS TO THE AGENDA10WHICH WERE POSTED MORE THAN 72 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING11AS INDICATED ON THE SUPPLEMENTAL AGENDA. ITEM 49-A.1213SUP. MOLINA, CHAIRMAN: MOVED BY SUPERVISOR YAROSLAVSKY.14SECONDED BY SUPERVISOR ANTONOVICH. IF THERE IS NO OBJECTION,15SO ORDERED.1617CLERK SACHI HAMAI: AND THAT COMPLETES THE READING OF THE18AGENDA. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS SPECIAL ITEMS BEGIN WITH19SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICT NO. 4.2021SUP. MOLINA, CHAIRMAN: WE DO HAVE A CONSUL GENERAL WHO IS22JOINING US THIS MORNING.2324SUP. MOLINA, CHAIRMAN: WE'LL SET OURSELVES UP HERE. GOOD25MORNING. IT'S MY HONOR THIS MORNING TO WELCOME THE HONORABLE10
February 2, 20101BRUNO RYFF, THE CONSUL GENERAL OF SWITZERLAND, TO LOS ANGELES.2CONSUL GENERAL RYFF WAS BORN AND RAISED IN SWITZERLAND. HE3EARNED HIS FEDERAL DIPLOMA IN TRADE AND COMMERCE, JOINED A4SWISS TRADING COMPANY, THEN WORKED AT THE SWISS FEDERAL OFFICE5FOR STATISTICS AND A PENSION PLAN SURVEY PROJECT. HE THEN6JOINED THE SWISS FEDERAL DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS,7CONDUCTED COUNSELOR TRAINING IN SWITZERLAND AND CANADA, AND8HELD COUNSELOR AND DIPLOMATIC POSTS IN FLORENCE, ROME AND9ISTANBUL. ADDITIONAL POSTINGS TOOK HIM TO CHICAGO, SANTIAGO,10CHILE, LIMA, PERU, TOKYO, AND BERLIN. BOY, YOU'VE HAD A VERY11INTERNATIONAL CAREER. IN FEBRUARY OF 2007, HE BECAME SWISS12CONSUL GENERAL IN TORONTO AND PROMOTED TRADE, INVESTMENT AND13AND ACADEMIC EXCHANGES. IN OCTOBER OF 2009, HE WAS APPOINTED14TO LOS ANGELES. HE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA,15COLORADO, ARIZONA, AS WELL AS NEW MEXICO. THE CONSUL GENERAL16IS MARRIED. HE IS THE FATHER OF TWO CHILDREN, AND HE IS17ACCOMPANIED TODAY BY THE TRADE COMMISSIONER, FRANK USTAR, WHO18IS ALSO JOINING US HERE. AND SO IF HE WANTS TO COME UP, WE'D19LOVE TO HAVE HIM UP HERE. WELL, CONSUL GENERAL, IT IS OUR20HONOR, THIS IS A VERY HEAVY PLAQUE, I DIDN'T REALIZE IT IS SO21HEAVY, TO WELCOME YOU AND LET YOU KNOW THAT OUR OFFICES ARE22ALWAYS AVAILABLE TO YOU AND WE LOOK FORWARD TO WORKING WITH23YOU IN A GOOD PARTNERSHIP WITH YOUR COUNTRY AND OURSELVES.24CONGRATULATIONS AND THANK YOU. [APPLAUSE.]2511
February 2, 20101HON. BRUNO RYFF: MADAM CHAIR, HONORABLE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD2OF SUPERVISORS, THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR KIND WORDS, FOR3THIS KIND WELCOMING TO L.A. COUNTY. I'M VERY HONORED AND I'M4PROUD TO REPRESENT MY COUNTRY, SWITZERLAND, IN SOUTHERN5CALIFORNIA, COLORADO, ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO. MY AIM IS TO6PROMOTE, EXPAND AND DEEPEN A MEANINGFUL DIALOGUE BETWEEN THE7PEOPLE OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AND THE PEOPLE OF SWITZERLAND,8BETWEEN OUR ARTISTS, OUR BUSINESS PEOPLE, OUR SCIENTISTS, OUR9DECISION MAKERS, OUR CREATIVE COMMUNITIES AND OUR YOUNG10PEOPLE. SWITZERLAND IS JUST A SMALL COUNTRY. WE HAVE LESS11INHABITANTS THAN L.A. COUNTY. JUST ABOUT 7.5 MILLION. HOWEVER,12WE SHARE LOTS OF COMMON VALUES. WE SHARE PARTS OF HISTORY IN13OUR POLITICAL HISTORY. AND WE HAVE BEEN GOOD PARTNERS AND14FRIENDS. SWITZERLAND IS THE SEVENTH LARGEST FOREIGN INVESTOR15IN THE U.S. SOME 560 SWISS COMPANIES ARE ESTABLISHED HERE16PROVIDING WELL-PAID JOBS TO ABOUT HALF A MILLION AMERICAN MEN17AND WOMEN. THE U.S. EXPORT MORE TO SWITZERLAND THAN TO RUSSIA18AND INDIA COMBINED, SO WE ARE GOOD PARTNERS IN TRADE. AND LET19ME CONCLUDE BY SAYING THAT WE ARE IN A GOOD, FRIENDLY20COMPETITION FOR THE FIRST AND SECOND RANK IN THE GLOBAL INDEX21OF THE MOST COMPETITIVE AND INNOVATIVE ECONOMIES, AND I THINK22WE HAVE ALL THE INTERESTS TO GIVE TO HAVE THIS COMPETITION23GOING. AND I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO WORKING WITH THE COUNTY,24WITH THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, AND THE STAFF.25AND THANK YOU VERY MUCH AGAIN.12
February 2, 201012SUP. MOLINA, CHAIRMAN: THANK YOU. [APPLAUSE.]34SUP. MOLINA, CHAIRMAN: THANK YOU. OKAY. THE NEXT ONE IS OUR5LOS ANGELES COUNTY STARS. IF THEY'D COME UP AND JOIN US? THIS6MORNING IT IS INDEED MY HONOR TO INTRODUCE YOU TO THE FEBRUARY72010 L.A. COUNTY STAR IN THE CATEGORY OF SERVICE EXCELLENCE8AND ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS, GREAT CATEGORY. PLEASE9WELCOME VERONICA JONES. SHE IS WITH THE HEALTH INSURANCE10PORTABILITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY PRIVACY OFFICER FROM THE11DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH. MISS JONES INSURES THAT THE12PRIVACY OF HER MENTAL HEALTH CLIENTS IS MAINTAINED AND ACCEPTS13FULL RESPONSIBILITY ON BEHALF OF THE DEPARTMENT FOR COMPLIANCE14IN ALL PRIVACY LAWS. SHE ACCEPTS RESPONSIBILITIES FOR THE15DECISIONS SHE MAKES, THE ACTIONS SHE TAKES; AND SHE DOESN'T16HESITATE AT ALL TO CONSULT WITH COUNTY COUNSEL WHEN17APPROPRIATE. MISS JONES WORKS FOR THE COUNTY CHIEF PRIVACY18OFFICER TO INVESTIGATE COMPLAINTS AND PREPARE RESPONSES, WHILE19HOLDING THE DEPARTMENT'S WORKFORCE ACCOUNTABLE AND INSURING20THAT CLIENT PRIVACY IS MAINTAINED. MISS JONES IS ALSO VERY21SYMPATHETIC TO HER CLIENTS AND THEIR POTENTIAL LIMITED22CAPACITY IN MANY INSTANCES TO COMPREHEND THEIR RIGHTS. SHE23TREATS EACH AND EVERY ONE AS AN INDIVIDUAL AND SHE RESPECTS24THEM AND SHE IS PATIENT WITH EACH AND EVERY ONE OF THEM, AS25WELL. MISS JONES' COLLEAGUES AND HER MANAGERS TREMENDOUSLY13
February 2, 20101VALUE HER KNOWLEDGE AS FAR AS ALL THE H.I.P.A.A. GUIDELINES2AND FREQUENTLY ASK FOR HER GUIDANCE AS WELL AS HER ADVICE3BECAUSE OF HER EXPERTISE. SO WE WANT TO THANK VERONICA. WHAT4AN HONOR, WITH ALL OF THE -- HOW MANY DO WE HAVE? ALMOST5100,000 EMPLOYEES, TO BE SELECTED AMONGST ALL OF THEM FOR THIS6KIND OF AN AWARD. WE CONGRATULATE HER. IT'S OUTSTANDING. SO ON7BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, WE CONGRATULATE YOU AS OUR8FEBRUARY 2010 COUNTY STAR. [APPLAUSE.] BEFORE I ASK VERONICA9TO SPEAK, I'M GOING TO ASK THE HEAD OF OUR MENTAL HEALTH10DEPARTMENT, MARV SOUTHARD, TO COME UP AND JOIN US AND SHARE A11FEW WORDS, IF YOU WOULD.1213MARVIN SOUTHARD: I WOULD ALSO LIKE TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE VERY14DIFFICULTY OF VERONICA'S JOB IN APPLYING H.I.P.A.A. TO A15MENTAL HEALTH POPULATION. H.I.P.A.A. CAN BE CONFUSING IN THE16BEST OF CIRCUMSTANCES. AND ITS APPLICATION TO MENTAL HEALTH17LAW HAS BEEN VERY DIFFICULT. AND SHE'S DONE A REALLY GOOD JOB18OF BOTH EXPLAINING IT TO OUR STAFF SO THAT THEY KNOW HOW TO19APPLY IT IN THE REAL WORLD BUT MAKING IT PRACTICAL SO THAT20CLIENTS DON'T GET HURT IN THE PROCESS. AND SO WALKING THAT21TIGHT ROPE HAS BEEN REALLY DIFFICULT, BUT SHE'S DONE REALLY A22MARVELOUS JOB AND WE'RE REALLY SO PROUD THAT WE'RE ABLE TO23BOTH TAKE CARE OF OUR CLIENTS AND FULFILL OUR LEGAL24RESPONSIBILITIES. SO THANK YOU, VERONICA. [APPLAUSE.]2514
February 2, 20101VERONICA JONES: GOOD MORNING. I WOULD JUST LIKE TO SAY I'M2HONORED TO RECEIVE THIS AWARD AND TO BE RECOGNIZED, BUT I3CAN'T ACCEPT THIS AWARD JUST FOR MYSELF. YOU SEE, I HAVE THIS4GROUP OF PEOPLE BEHIND ME, MY COWORKER. COME ON, COME OUT5HERE, WHO DIDN'T WANT TO COME UP HERE. BUT I DID WANT TO6INTRODUCE CHADDA TO YOU. CHADDA IS MY CO-H.I.P.A.A. PRIVACY7OFFICER, AND IT IS AN OFFICE OF TWO. AND WE DO IT TOGETHER. SO8IT WOULD NOT BE RIGHT FOR ME TO ACCEPT THIS JUST FOR MYSELF.9SO I WANT TO RECOGNIZE CHAD AS MY CO-WORKER AND NOT AS A10SUBORDINATE. I ALSO WANT TO THANK MY FAMILY WHO'S HERE WITH ME11AND MY SUPERVISOR, JUDY. THE OFFICE OF COMPLIANCE IS SOMETHING12THAT PEOPLE REALLY DON'T LIKE TO SEE US COMING, BUT WE DO COME13BECAUSE THAT'S OUR JOB. AND WE WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT WE14PROTECT THE PRIVACY AND THAT THE DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH15MAINTAIN A COMPLIANCE WITH THE RULES AND REGULATIONS. SO THANK16ALL OF YOU AND ALSO MY COWORKERS IN THE AUDIENCE.1718SUP. MOLINA: CONGRATULATIONS. [APPLAUSE.] ALL RIGHT. WITH19THAT, LET ME INTRODUCE SUPERVISOR ANTONOVICH FOR HIS20PRESENTATIONS THIS MORNING.2122SUP. KNABE: I THOUGHT I WAS NEXT, AND I WAS GOING TO CALL UP23THE BOOKMARK. THAT'S OKAY.2415
February 2, 20101SUP. ANTONOVICH: CHAIRMAN, MEMBERS, THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY2TODAY WHERE ONCE AGAIN WE'RE GOING TO RECOGNIZE OUR FORMER3PRESIDENT. AND WITH US IS MICHAEL REAGAN, HIS WIFE COLLEEN.4AND FEBRUARY 6TH ON SATURDAY, WE WILL BE CELEBRATING THE5PRESIDENT'S 99TH BIRTHDAY. LARRY GREENFIELD WHO IS THE6EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE REAGAN LEGACY FOUNDATION, AND JAY7HOFFMAN ARE HERE, AS WELL. PRESIDENT REAGAN WAS A FRIEND,8SUPPORTER AND ROLE MODEL AND A MAN OF HUMBLE BACKGROUND WHO9WORKED THROUGHOUT HIS LIFE SERVING FREEDOM AND ADVANCING THE10PUBLIC GOOD. AS A LIFEGUARD, SPORTS ANNOUNCER, ACTOR,11PRESIDENT OF THE SCREEN ACTORS GUILD, GOVERNOR, PRESIDENT OF12THE UNITED STATES. HE BROUGHT TO THE HALLS OF GOVERNMENT13GRACIOUSNESS AND DIGNITY AND A DETERMINATION TO IMPROVE OUR14NATION AND PRESERVE LIBERTY FOR PEOPLE WORLDWIDE. AS GOVERNOR,15HE CARRIED OUR STATE FROM THE BRINK OF BANKRUPTCY TO A JOURNEY16OF SUCCESS WHILE RESTORING THE FAITH OF ITS PEOPLE TO GOOD17GOVERNMENT. IN
in 1979, bishop ulmer founded the macedonia bible 16 baptist church in san pedro, he a call to 17 pastor faithful central missionary baptist church in 1982, 18 which is the present day faithful central bible church. he 19 engaged in postgraduate studies at pepperdine university, 20 hebrew union
