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Date:Wednesday, September 18, 2024
Time:5:15 p.m.
Location:City Hall, Bldg. A, Executive Conference Room #103
276 Fourth Avenue, Chula Vista, CA
Board of Ethics Regular Meeting
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1.CALL TO ORDER
2.ROLL CALL
Board Members Barragan, Colon-Torres, Gersten, Hurst, Salas, Torres,
Velissaropoulos
3.PUBLIC COMMENTS 4
Persons may address the Board on any subject matter within the Board’s jurisdiction
that is not listed as an item on the agenda. State law generally prohibits the Board
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4.ACTION ITEMS
The Item(s) listed in this section of the agenda will be considered individually by the
Board and are expected to elicit discussion and deliberation. If you wish to comment
on one of these items, you may do so at www.chulavistaca.gov/boardmeetings or
submit an electronic comment per the instructions on page one of this agenda.
4.1 Approval of July 17, 2024 Meeting Minutes 39
Recommended Action:
Review minutes and consider for approval.
4.2 Written Communications 42
Communication from Board Member Jose Torres requesting an excused
absence from the June 12, 2024 Board of Ethics meeting.
Recommended Action:
Consider request for excused absence as appropriate.
4.3 Continued Discussion and Possible Action on Board of Ethics Work Plan for
Fiscal Year 2024 - 2025
Update on ad hoc subcommittees work plan for the following projects:
Group A: Lobbying Ordinance - Board Members Isidro Barragan, Leslie Hurst
and Bobby Ray Salas
Group B: Ex Parte Communications Policy - Board Members William
Gersten, Jose Torres and Bobby Ray Salas
Group C: Amendments to Code of Ethics - Board Members Alexia
Velissaropoulos, Leslie Hurst and Robert Colon-Torres
Recommended Action:
Discuss ad hoc subcommittee work and/or goals and take related action as
appropriate.
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OTHER BUSINESS
5.STAFF COMMENTS
6.CHAIR'S COMMENTS
7.BOARD MEMBERS' COMMENTS
8.ADJOURNMENT
to the regular meeting on October 16, 2024 at 5:15 p.m.
Materials provided to the Board of Ethics related to any open-session item on this
agenda are available for public review by contacting the City Attorney's Office at
BOE@chulavistaca.gov.
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Doris Cornejo
From:Jett888 Jett888
Sent:Tuesday, July 23, 2024 8:16 AM
To:Board of Ethics; CityAttorney; marco.verdugo@sdcda.org; Councilmember Jill Galvez;
CityClerk; assemblymember.alvarez@assembly.ca.gov; CHULAVISTACA Support; Gilbert
Contreras
Subject:Re: Board of Ethics - Contact us
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Why did my letter take so long to reach you?
I sent it:
05/06/2024 10:29 AM
It is now 7/22/2024.
72 days you take to do anything with my complaint
and 77 days till you respond to me, in this email.
I'm given "90 Days to complete the complaint" but
really only have 13 days?
July 22, 2024
To Whom It May Concern,
I am writing in response to your recent communication regarding my initial complaint submitted
on May 6, 2024, concerning the ethical conduct of Kevin Pointer and others involved in the
approval and defense of the exclusive use contract between the City of Chula Vista and
Sunnyside Saddle Club (SSC).
Firstly, I must express my deep frustration and disappointment with the significant delay in your
response. It has taken a staggering 77 days for a reply to reach me, which is unacceptable
considering the urgency and seriousness of the issues raised. Your requirement for me to now
complete a 30-page complaint form within 13 days of receipt is both unreasonable and
disproportionate, particularly after enduring such an extensive delay on your end.
I have already provided detailed accounts and documentation outlining the violations of Chula
Vista Municipal Codes, the California State Constitution, and other relevant laws perpetrated by
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Kevin Pointer and his cohorts. These violations include but are not limited to the wrongful
exclusion of the public from a publicly owned facility and the blatant disregard for established
legal frameworks and ethical standards.
Moreover, the contract signed on October 17, 2023, granting SSC exclusive, 24/7 access to a
facility within Rohr Park, a public asset utilized by the community for decades, is a clear betrayal
of public trust. This contract has not only deprived me and others of our constitutional rights to
access public facilities but has also caused significant harm to my personal interests and the well-
being of my horses.
It is evident that the decision-makers involved, including Maria Kachadoorian, Megan McClurg
(city atty) Mayor John McCann, Megan McClurg, and Deputy Mayor Preciado, City
Councilmembers Gonzalez, Cardenas, Chavez, have failed in their duty to uphold the law and
protect public resources. Their actions have led to the prolonged violation of the public's rights
and the perpetuation of a public nuisance.
Given the gravity of these violations and the extensive documentation already provided, I firmly
believe that the onus is on you to take immediate corrective action. I refuse to allocate further
time and resources to fill out a cumbersome complaint form (30 pages) when the essential facts
and grievances have already been communicated repeatedly over the past months.
Therefore, I urge the Ethics Committee to promptly investigate and address these issues,
ensuring accountability and restitution for the community. It is imperative that the public park
facility is restored to its intended use without further delay.
I trust that you will handle this matter with the utmost seriousness and expediency it demands.
Sincerely,
Stacy Jett
On Mon, Jul 22, 2024 at 3:11 PM Board of Ethics <BOE@chulavistaca.gov> wrote:
Hello Ms. Jett,
I am in receipt of your email. Your comment was attached to our July 17, 2024 agenda and provided to our Board of
Ethics members during our meeting. If you wish to submit a complaint for review by the Board of Ethics, please
complete the attached complaint form. The completed form should be delivered to the City Clerk’s office located at
276 Fourth Ave., Building A (inside the main City Hall lobby).
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Doris Cornejo
From:Robert
Sent:Tuesday, July 23, 2024 6:29 PM
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Attn: Brian Albright
Email: balbright@sdcounty.ca.gov
Dear Supervisors. County Board of Supervisors, City councils and Parks and Recreation Department, Board of Ethics and
to whom it concerns. San Diego County officials, /District 1/Chula Vista City officials,
I am writing to express my deep concern regarding the developments at Rohr Park, specifically concerning the locking of
the public equestrian arena by the Sunnyside Saddle Club (SSC), which began as long ago as April 2023. (Title 2. Public
Nuisances CA Civil Code 3490. No lapse of time can legalize a public nuisance, amounting to an actual obstruction of
public rights.) As a resident of Bonita and a longtime user of this public facility, I believe it is imperative to remind San
Diego County of its obligation to provide essential amenities, including public access to equestrian facilities, to the
community. I have frequented and relied upon this arena for decades to manage my horses. The city officials of Chula
Vista, also within District 1, approved a 5 year, 24/7 lockout of the public from accessing this public park facility.
In addition to this, Judy Tieber, the president of the Sweetwater Valley Civic Association (located in Bonita, in San Diego
County) publicly approved the 'exclusive use' contract between Sunnyside Saddle Club and Chula Vista at the October
17, 2023 City Council meeting. Civic centers are intended to uphold and support the public's ability to access
their Public parks and facilities, not privatize them. This decision reflects a profound breach of public trust.
The required notifications of this important community matter were not met, as even the local Bonita Valley Horsemen
president and members were unaware of the meeting. However, Judy Tieber, the president of the Sweetwater Valley
Civic Association, was coincidentally informed and publicly supported the 'exclusive use' contract between Sunnyside
Saddle Club and Chula Vista on October 17, 2023 during a Chula Vista City Council. According to her LinkedIn page
As of July 24, 2024, Tieber owns the Mt. Miguel Equestrian Stables, a boarding facility used by many Sunnyside Saddle
Club members. This lack of transparency is concerning, especially considering the impact on our community.
As a result, members of the community, including myself, are being unjustly kicked out of the entire park
and the facility when attempting to utilize this vital asset as well as being harrassed and physically intimidated by the
Sunnyside Saddle Club affiliates. My husband, today, was just served a restraining order by Richelle Farley, for
"workplace violence" which wasn't approved but he still now needs to appear in court to defend himself. He has seen
Richelle Farley one time when she approached us. Richelle had approached me and my horses in the round pen and
began video taping me. My husband began video taping her. All interactions are documented . Richelle's "workplace"
is listed as 4548 Sweetwater Road, Bonita CA, 91902, this is the Rohr Park location. Is Richelle employed by the City of
Chula Vista? Labeling it as 'workplace violence,' seems like an extremely desperate attempt to keep a member from
accessing public park facilities and practicing their Constitutionally protected rights. This is just one more addition to
the harassment tactics we continue to face." How much longer will both San Diego County and the City of Chula Vista
support this type of harassment and treatment of a member of the public?
I am deeply concerned about the fairness of the legal process in light of recent events. My husband has been served
with a temporary restraining order under the guise of 'workplace violence,' despite there being no substantiated
evidence or prior incidents to support such a claim. This action appears to be a desperate attempt to prevent our access
to public park facilities, further exacerbated by documented instances of harassment and intimidation by affiliates of the
Sunnyside Saddle Club. Given the ongoing challenges with city officials regarding the application of laws and codes, I
worry about the impartiality and fairness of the judgment process. It is crucial that the legal system upholds
transparency and adheres to due process, ensuring that all individuals are treated fairly and their rights are fully
protected
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The actions taken by Sunnyside Saddle Clubs president, Richelle Farley, with apparent support from local officials, to
deny public access through the implementation of locks on the arena gates, are alarming and in violation of California
Resource Code Sections 5400-5409. These sections clearly stipulate that if public park facilities are repurposed or taken,
comparable facilities must be provided to the same community in the same location. Locking a historically accessible
facility and granting exclusive use to a private entity directly contradicts this mandate.
Government Code section 25123 is relevant as the locking of the public equestrian arena at Rohr Park by Sunnyside
Saddle Club contravenes the conditions under which the park was accepted for public use.
In light of California Civil Code section 3334, which addresses the detriment caused by the wrongful occupation of real
property, the ongoing restriction of public access to the equestrian facilities at Rohr Park by Sunnyside Saddle Club
represents a clear violation of public trust and legal obligations. The public arena and surrounding facilities were
historically utilized by the community, including backyard horse owners like myself, for recreational and equestrian
activities. By granting exclusive use and allowing locks to be placed on these public facilities, Chula Vista and San Diego
County is effectively depriving the public of their rightful use of public resources without proper legal justification. This
not only disregards the intent of the original acceptance of the parkland but also undermines the principles of fairness
and equitable access to public amenities as mandated by California law.
The fiduciary duty of San Diego County extends beyond mere oversight; it encompasses the responsibility to safeguard
public assets for the benefit of all residents, including backyard horse owners like myself. The decision by County
Supervisor Nora Vargas to grant $25,000 of public funds to Sunnyside Saddle Club exclusively for their 'show seasons'
represents a significant misuse of taxpayer money. This grant, intended for neighborhood reinvestment, was allocated
without proper consideration for equitable community access or public benefit. By denying access to the equestrian
facilities at Rohr Park and requiring membership for participation in their shows,as well as mandating restricted
use, Sunnyside Saddle Club effectively excludes the broader public from enjoying these amenities, which were
historically accessible to all. Furthermore, the promised improvements funded by this grant, such as new fencing and
arena maintenance, have not materialized after nine months, demonstrating a lack of accountability in the use of public
funds. This action undermines the principles of fairness and responsible stewardship of public resource s, highlighting the
need for transparency and equitable distribution of county resources.
District 1, which includes Bonita and Chula Vista, relies on shared amenities like the Rohr Park equestrian arena to foster
community engagement and support recreational activities. As a resident and taxpayer, I urge the County to reconsider
its position and take immediate steps to restore public access to the arena. Furthermore, I call upon Supervisor Nora
Vargas and the Board of Supervisors to uphold their commitment to transparency and accountability in matters affecting
public lands.
There is an alarming trend in San Diego County where public equestrian facilities are being dilapidated, stolen, shut
down, privatized, and taken over. San Diego County has allowed this troubling trend of handing over public facilities to
private entities for private profit, alongside the closure of public arenas despite acknowledging a thriving horse
community in areas like Bonita, Lakeside, Dehesa/Crest. This practice extends beyond the monopolization of the Rohr
Park arena by Sunnyside Saddle Club. For example, some facilities charge exorbitant fees for public use, up to $125-$175
per hour, despite being developed through community contributions. This pattern not only restricts public access but
also undermines the county's responsibility to manage public assets in the best interest of all residents. It raises serious
concerns about equity and fairness in the allocation and use of public resources. Additionally, round pens, vital
amenities for horse owners, have been removed from San Diego park lands without replacement by the county. The
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shutting down or blocking public access to vital riding arenas is unacceptable. As such, I am exploring legal avenues to
address these violations and seek appropriate remedies to uphold community rights and access to public amenities.
This is what disease is made from—these unexpected shocks and injustices. The unwarranted actions taken against us,
including the unjustified restraining order and the denial of our constitutional right to use a public park facility, have
caused immense stress and disruption to our lives. It is disheartening to see public officials turning a blind eye to legal
violations and allowing such harassment tactics to persist. The contract approval ignored legal standards and violated
our community's trust. We are left questioning how such unfair treatment can continue unchecked. This must be
addressed, not just for our sake but for the integrity of our community and the principles of justice that should guide our
governance.
In conclusion, I respectfully request a prompt review of the current situation at Rohr Park and urge the County to take
proactive measures to ensure that public assets remain accessible to all residents. Please let this serve as a reminder of
the County's obligation to represent the interests of the entire community and uphold the principles of fairness and
inclusivity in land use and resource allocation.
Thank you for your attention to this matter. I look forward to your response and actions in support of preserving public
access to essential equestrian facilities in District 1.
Sincerely,
Stacy Jett
I've enclosed images which show or illustrate what I have mentioned.
I have video documentation as well.
Also troubling is the harassment when being in the Park by large tractors,
or SSC affiliates actions.
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Firstly, I must express my deep frustration and disappointment with the significant delay in your
response. It has taken a staggering 77 days for a reply to reach me, which is unacceptable
considering the urgency and seriousness of the issues raised. Your requirement for me to now
complete a 30-page complaint form within 13 days of receipt is both unreasonable and
disproportionate, particularly after enduring such an extensive delay on your end.
I have already provided detailed accounts and documentation outlining the violations of Chula
Vista Municipal Codes, the California State Constitution, and other relevant laws perpetrated by
Kevin Pointer and his cohorts. These violations include but are not limited to the wrongful
exclusion of the public from a publicly owned facility and the blatant disregard for established
legal frameworks and ethical standards.
Moreover, the contract signed on October 17, 2023, granting SSC exclusive, 24/7 access to a
facility within Rohr Park, a public asset utilized by the community for decades, is a clear betrayal
of public trust. This contract has not only deprived me and others of our constitutional rights to
access public facilities but has also caused significant harm to my personal interests and the well-
being of my horses.
It is evident that the decision-makers involved, including Maria Kachadoorian, Megan McClurg
(city atty) Mayor John McCann, Megan McClurg, and Deputy Mayor Preciado, City
Councilmembers Gonzalez, Cardenas, Chavez, have failed in their duty to uphold the law and
protect public resources. Their actions have led to the prolonged violation of the public's rights
and the perpetuation of a public nuisance.
Given the gravity of these violations and the extensive documentation already provided, I firmly
believe that the onus is on you to take immediate corrective action. I refuse to allocate further
time and resources to fill out a cumbersome complaint form (30 pages) when the essential facts
and grievances have already been communicated repeatedly over the past months.
Therefore, I urge the Ethics Committee to promptly investigate and address these issues,
ensuring accountability and restitution for the community. It is imperative that the public park
facility is restored to its intended use without further delay.
I trust that you will handle this matter with the utmost seriousness and expediency it demands.
Sincerely,
Stacy Jett
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Doris Cornejo
From:Kerry Bigelow on behalf of CityClerk
Sent:Thursday, August 15, 2024 6:20 PM
To:Robert Johnson; Board of Ethics; CityClerk
Subject:RE: Board of Ethics - Regular Meeting
Hello, Robert.
We received your email. There was a typo in the Board of Ethics email address. The BOE email address is
boe@chulavistaca.gov, which I’ve copied on this email.
Thank you,
Kerry
Kerry Bigelow, MMC | City Clerk | City of Chula Vista, Ofϐice of the City Clerk
276 Fourth Avenue | Chula Vista, CA | 91910 | (619) 407-3590 | kbigelow@chulavistaca.gov
Email correspondence with the City of Chula Vista, including attachments, may be subject to the California Public Records Act and, therefore,
may be publicly disclosed unless otherwise exempt.
From: Robert Johnson
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From:Robert
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<info@thestarnews.com>, News The Blaze Cortney Weil Senior Editor <cweil@blazemedia.com>, News The Blaze Dave
Urbanski Senior Editor <durbanski@blazemedia.com>, News The Federalist <info@thefederalist.com>, News The New
American <editorial@thenewamerican.com>, News Times San Diego <news@timesofsandiego.com>, News Union
Tribune San Diego <local@sduniontribune.com>, News Voice Of San Diego Lisa Halverstadt
<lisa.halverstadt@voiceofsandiego.org>, News Voice Of San Diego Will Huntsberry
<will.huntsberry@voiceofsandiego.org>, News Washington Examiner Liam Quinn Deputy Managing Editor
<lquinn@washingtonexaminer.com>, News Washington Examiner Max Thornberry Breaking News Editor
<mthornberry@washingtonexaminer.com>, News Washington Examiner W James Antle III Politics Editor
<jantle@washingtonexaminer.com>, News Washington Post <letters@washpost.com>, News Washington Times Cathy
Gainor Managing Editor <cgainor@washingtontimes.com>, News Washington Times Charles Hurt Opinion Editor
<churt@washingtontimes.com>, C Senator R Missouri Josh Hawley <SenatorHawley@hawley.senate.gov>, CA Advisor D
Newsom Ann Oleary <ann.oleary@gov.ca.gov>, CA DA D Rob Bonta <rob.bonta@doj.ca.gov>, CA DA Deputy D Matthew
Struhar <matthew.struhar@doj.ca.gov>, CA Governor D Gavin Newsom <gavin.newsom@gov.ca.gov>, CA Rep (74) R
Laurie Davis <assemblymember.davies@assembly.ca.gov>, CA Rep (75) R Marie Waldron
<assemblymember.waldron@assembly.ca.gov>, CA Rep (76) D Brian Maienschein
<assemblymember.maienschein@assembly.ca.gov>, CA Rep (77) D Tasha Boerner-Horvath
<assemblymember.boerner@assembly.ca.gov>, CA Rep (78) D Christopher Ward
<assemblymember.ward@assembly.ca.gov>, CA Rep (79) D Akilah Weber
<assemblymember.aweber@assembly.ca.gov>, CA Rep (80) D David Alvarez
<assemblymember.alvarez@assembly.ca.gov>, CA Rep (Fed 3rd) R Kevin Kiley California <kevin@electkevinkiley.com>,
CA Rep (Fed 48th) R Darrell Issa <CA48DI.Outreach@mail.house.gov>, CA Senator (11) D Scott Weiner
<senator.wiener@senate.ca.gov>, CA Senator (18) D Steve Padilla <Thomas.Lawton@sen.ca.gov>, CA Senator (18) D
Steve Padilla <senator.padilla@senate.ca.gov>, CA Senator (32) R Kelly Seyarto <senator.seyarto@senate.ca.gov>, CA
Senator (38) D Catherine Blakespear <senator.blakespear@senate.ca.gov>, CA Senator (39) D Toni Atkins
<senator.atkins@senate.ca.gov>, CA Senator (40) R Brian Jones <senator.jones@senate.ca.gov>, Mayor Carlsbad Keith
Blackburn <keith.blackburn@carlsbadca.gov>, Mayor Chula Vista John McCann <jmccann@chulavistaca.gov>, Mayor
Coronado Richard Bailey <rbailey@coronado.ca.us>, Mayor Del Mar Tracy Martinez <tmartinez@delmar.ca.us>, Mayor
El Cajon Bill Wells <Bwells@elcajon.gov>, Mayor El Cajon Bill Wells <bwells@cityofelcajon.us>, Mayor Encinitas Tony
Kranz <tkranz@encinitasca.gov>, Mayor Escondido Dane White <dawhite@escondido.org>, Mayor Imperial Beach
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Paloma Aguirre <paloma.aguirre@imperialbeachca.gov>, Mayor Lemon Grove Racquel Vasquez
<rvasquez@lemongrove.ca.gov>, Mayor National City Ron Morrison <rmorrison@nationalcityca.gov>, Mayor Ocean Side
Esther Sanchez <esanchez@oceansideca.org>, Mayor Poway Steve Vause <svaus@poway.org>, Mayor Rancho Pales
Verdes John Cruikshank <john.cruikshank@rpvca.gov>, Mayor San Diego Todd Gloria
<MayorToddGloria@sandiego.gov>, Mayor San Marcos Rebbeca Jones <rjones@san-marcos.net>, Mayor Santee John
Minto <Jminto@cityofsanteeca.gov>, Mayor Solana Beach Lesa Heebner <lheebner@cosb.org>, Mayor Vista John
Franklin <jfranklin@cityofvista.com>, SD County DA Summer Stephen District Attorney <SanDiegoDA@sdcda.org>, SD
County Michael Vu <michael.vu@sdcounty.ca.gov>, SD County Supervisor Chair District 1 Nora Vargas
<District1community@sdcounty.ca.gov>, SD County Supervisor District 2 Joel Anderson
<joel.anderson@sdcounty.ca.gov>, SD County Supervisor District 3 Terra Lawson Remer <Terra.Lawson-
Remer@sdcounty.ca.gov>, SD County Supervisor District 4 Monica Montgomery
<Monica.MontgomerySteppe@sdcounty.ca.gov >, SD County Supervisor District 5 Jim Desmond
<jim.desmond@sdcounty.ca.gov>, SD County Court Clerk Andrew Potter <Andrew.Potter@sdcounty.ca.gov>,
<melanie.burkholder@carlsbadca.gov>, <carolyn.luna@carlsbadca.gov>, <priya.bhat-patel@carlsbadca.gov>,
<teresa.acosta@carlsbadca.gov>, Chula Vista Council 1 Carolina Chavez <cchavez@chulavistaca.gov>, Chula Vista
Council 2 Jose Preciado <jpreciado@chulavistaca.gov>, Chula Vista Council 3 Alonzo Gozalez
<agonzalez@chulavistaca.gov>, Chula Vista Council 4 Rachel Morineau <district4@chulavistaca.gov>,
<jekblad@coronado.ca.us>, <mdonovan@coronado.ca.us>, <cdowney@coronado.ca.us>, <ctanaka@coronado.ca.us>,
Coronado <jduncan@coronado.ca.us>, Terry Gaasterland <tgaasterland@delmar.ca.us>, <dworden@delmar.ca.us>,
<ddruker@delmar.ca.us>, Del Mar Council Dan Quirk <dquirk@delmar.ca.us>, <ablackwell@encinitasca.gov>,
<khinze@encinitasca.gov>, <jlyndes@encinitasca.gov>, <behlers@encinitasca.gov>, <cmartinez@escondido.org>,
<jgarcia@escondido.org>, <cgarcia@escondido.org>, <mmorasco@escondido.org>, Imperial Beach City Council Carol
Seabury <carol.seabury@imperialbeachca.gov>, <jack.fisher@imperialbeachca.gov>,
<mitch.mckay@imperialbeachca.gov>, <matthew.leyba-gonzalez@imperialbeachca.gov>,
<amalone@lemongrove.ca.gov>, <ggastil@lemongrove.ca.gov>, <lianalebaron@gmail.com>,
<jmendoza@lemongrove.ca.gov>, <asnow@lemongrove.ca.gov>, Luz Molina <LMolina@nationalcityca.gov>,
<jrodriguez@nationalcityca.gov>, <DYamane@nationalcityca.gov>, <mbush@nationalcityca.gov>,
<ejoyce@oceansideca.org>, <rwrobinson@oceansideca.org>, <rkeim@oceansideca.org>, <pweiss@oceansideca.org>,
<cgallagher@poway.org>, <bpepin@poway.org>, <aedmondson@poway.org>, <pdehoff@poway.org>,
<cfrank@poway.org>, <joelacava@sandiego.gov>, <jennifercampbell@sandiego.gov>,
<stephenwhitburn@sandiego.gov>, <raulcampillo@sandiego.gov>, <marnivonwilpert@sandiego.gov>,
<KentLee@sandiego.gov>, <VivianMoreno@sandiego.gov>, Vice Chair and SD Dist 9 <seanelorivera@sandiego.gov>,
<pscollick@san-marcos.net>, <mnunez@san-marcos.net>, <msannella@san-marcos.net>, <sjenkins@san-marcos.net>,
<EMusgrove@san-marcos.net>, <rmcnelis@cityofsanteeca.gov>, <ronnhall@cityofsanteeca.gov>,
<lkoval@cityofsanteeca.gov>, <dtrotter@cityofsanteeca.gov>, <dzito@cosb.org>, <kbecker@cosb.org>,
<jedson@cosb.org>, <jmacdonald@cosb.org>, <kvaldez@cityofvista.com>, <ccontreras@cityofvista.com>,
<jgreen@cityofvista.com>, Katie Melendez <kmelendez@cityofvista.com>, <dodonnell@cityofvista.com>, SANDAG CEO
Mario Orso <mario.orso@sandag.org>
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PLEASE SHARE THIS - CASE STUDY MEDIA BIAS
NEWS MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS AND TV NEWS
BELOW MY SIGNATURE AG THAT CAUSED CRIME CA
NO TAX ON TIPS CBS NEWS TWO VERSIONS
CBS ATTACKED DONALD TRUMP NO TAX ON TIPS
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-tips-taxes/
CBS PRAISED KAMALA HARRIS STOLE TRUMP PROPOSAL AS HERS
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/kamala-harris-taxes-on-tips-trump-proposal/
HISTORY - VP HARRIS SIGNED BILL FOR IRS TO GO AFTER TAX TIPS
MISLEADING TITLE FUNDED IRS AGENTS AS "INFLATION REDUCTION ACT"
https://fairtax.org/articles/vp-kamala-harris-cast-tie-breaking-vote-to-let-irs-track-workers-tips-so-they-can-
be-taxed
CASE STUDY IN DEPTH - TIME MAGAZINE
Links below to order famous history AP photo magazine cover many of the News attempting to hide. Leading
News had called for not publishing the famous photo by Pulitzer AP Photo Journalist; THE PHOTOGRAPH A
MOMENT IN HISTORY of attempted assassination of former president, many news organizations have
complied by not publishing history AP Pulitzer Journalist photo!
NY Post Exposed The News That Called Out To Censor History Photo
https://nypost.com/2024/07/17/media/photo-editor-fears-bleeding-trump-pictures-will-be-used-as-
propaganda/
NY POST Immediately Published History Photo
SAME DAY NEWS https://nypost.com/cover/july-14-2024/
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WHICH NEWS CALLED OUT TO CENSOR PHOTO? NY TIMES? WASHINGTON POST? WHO?
"Axios cited a photo editor and photographer "from a major news outlet" who suggested the media refrain
from using the photo "despite how good it is" to avoid casting the former president in a positive light. "The
amount that publications have been using Evan's photo is kind of free PR for Trump in a way, and it's
dangerous for media organizations to keep sharing that photo despite how good it is," the editor told the
outlet. The photo has been praised as both iconic and instantly historic, and it will be on the next print cover
of Time magazine. Some observers have said it could change some people's perceptions forever of Trump, one
of the most controversial, beloved and loathed political figures in American history. Vucci, a Pulitzer winner
who has covered thousands of similar events for the AP since 2003, told Fox News Digital that he
understood he was experiencing a historic moment in time as shots rang out in the direction of the former
president."
https://www.foxnews.com/media/editor-major-news-outlet-tells-media-bury-iconic-photo-trump-after-
assassination-attempt-report
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Republican presidential candidate former President Trump is surrounded by U.S. Secret Service agents at a campaign rally on Saturday, July 13, 2024 in Butler, Pennsylvania.
(AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
TIME MAGAZINE CHANGED THE AUG 5 2024 COVER SHIPPED TO ALL THE STORES!
Prior To Publish of 08-5-2024 Issue I had contacted Time and tagged many news I posted on July 20 2024
"If @TIME financial smart as 2016 Can Easily Sell Out THIS COVER"
@AP @CNN @nytimes @washingtonpost @nypost @ABC @CBSNews @MSNBC @NBCNews @FoxNews
@OANN @gatewaypundit @AmericanThinker @FDRLST @realDailyWire @newsmax @EpochTimes
@BreitbartNews @bigleaguepol @DailyCaller @theblaze ""
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My order direct from A360 Magazine Warehouse of $9.99 free shipping of the ORIGINAL CANCELED TO
STORES TRUMP COVER Aug 5 2024 Time Magazine came, this version of Time magazine NOT CIRCULATED to
stores. Rare Time Magazine issue will be high price collectable years later, I'm keeping my copy of History
Trump Assassination Attempt On Time Magazine Cover
https://magazineshop.us/products/preorder-time-magazine-08-05-24-edition-attack-on-trump-former-
president-survives-shooting-with-nation-on-edge
Here is Time Web page with original cover that was canceled to ship out to stores.
https://time.com/6998302/trump-rally-shooting-2/
COMPARE NEWS ARTICLES TWO MAGAZINES ABOVE AND BELOW
PUBLICATION BIAS INSTEAD OF JUST REPORTING NEWS?
Trump On JBS New American magazine, my copy also came in the mail. :)
https://thenewamerican.com/product/tna4015/
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ALL TIME MAGAZINE COVERS BELOW
HAVE THE SAME DATE AUGUST 5 2024!
Time Magazine censors history photo GOP Trump proposed this alternate AUG 5 2024 cover:
https://time.com/6999339/political-violence-america-unity/
TIME photo illustration; Evan Vucci—AP
Time second alternate AUG 5 1024 cover switched to praise Democrat Harris cover:
https://time.com/7001028/why-joe-biden-stepped-down/
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MEME BELOW INCLUDES WHOLE STORY ADDED CAPTURE OF TRUMP IN THE WAY:
FROM ISSUE 07-2-2018 WHEN TIME MAGAZINE LIED IMMIGRANT BABY CRYING
POLITIFACT "Immigrant girl on Time cover wasn't separated from mother."
https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2018/jun/25/gateway-pundit/immigrant-girl-time-cover-wasnt-
separated-mother/
Time censored Trump Cover AP Historical photo final neutral selection sent to stores:
THE SAME DATE AUG 5 2024 - SAME ADS - SAME NEWS ARTICLES INSIDE
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THE HISTORY COVER CHANGED TO TRAVEL OPINION SHIPPED TO STORES
https://time.com/7000434/worlds-greatest-places-2024/
CASE STUDY MEDIA BIAS DEMOCRAT VS REPUBLICAN
ONE A PRAISE ARTICLE OTHER AN ATTACK ARTICLE
AUGUST 26 2024 Time Magazine VP Kamala Harris Refused Interview Gets Praise News Article
TIME MAGAZINE CENSORED HISTORY TRUMP SHOOTING COVER CALLS HARRIS HER MOMENT
https://time.com/7009317/reintroduction-of-kamala-harris/
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December 19 2016 Time Magazine Donald Trump Gives Interview Gets Attack Article
TIME AWARDS PERSON YEAR - CALLS PRESIDENT TRUMP DIVIDED STATES AMERICA
"Time Person Year better or worse has done the most to influence the events of the year"
https://time.com/time-person-of-the-year-2016-donald-trump/
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--
Couple great links below my signature BOOKMARK AND SHARE
Ballotpedia to research Facts every Candidate and Proposition :)
Alan Curry
https://ballotpedia.org/Elections
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REPEAL PROP 47 AG KAMALA HARRIS BILL MISLEADING TITLE
"SAFE NEIGHBORHOODS AND SCHOOLS ACT"
CHANGED FELONY TO MISDEMEANOR NO JAIL
$950 THEFT NO JAIL ENCOURAGE DRUG ABUSE
CHARTS AND GRAPHS https://growsf.org/blog/prop-47/
PROP 36 NOVEMBER 2024 BALLOT REPEALS PARTS OF PROP 47 AND RESTORE LAW
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https://ballotpedia.org/California Proposition 36, Drug and Theft Crime Penalties and Treatment-
Mandated Felonies Initiative (2024)
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Doris Cornejo
From:Robert
Sent:Friday, August 23, 2024 4:01 PM
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REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF ETHICS
Meeting Minutes
July 17, 2024, 5:15 p.m.
City Hall, Bldg. A, Executive Conference Room #103
276 Fourth Avenue, Chula Vista, CA
Present: Member Hurst, Member Colon-Torres, Member Salas, Member
Torres and Chair Barragan
Absent: Member Gersten, Member Velissaropoulos
Also Present: Assistant City Attorney Megan McClurg and Secretary Doris
Cornejo
_____________________________________________________________________
1. CALL TO ORDER
A regular meeting of the Board of Ethics of the City of Chula Vista was called to
order at 5:18 p.m.
2. ROLL CALL
Secretary Cornejo called the roll.
3. PRESENTATION
3.1 Board of Ethics - Role, Duties, and Procedures
Public Comment: Robert provided public comment.
Board Members heard presentation.
4. PUBLIC COMMENTS
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Public Comment: Robert provided public comment.
5. ACTION ITEMS
5.1 Approval of June 12, 2024 Meeting Minutes
Minutes approved.
5.2 Written Communications
Absence approved.
5.3 Selection of Chair and Vice Chair for Fiscal Year 2024 - 2025
Moved by Member Colon-Torres
Seconded by Member Torres
Motion to nominate Commissioner Isidro Barragan as Chair and
Commissioner Leslie Hurst as Vice Chair for fiscal year 2024-2024.
Result: Carried (5 to 0)
5.4 Consideration of and Possible Action on Proposed Annual Report for
Fiscal Year 2023 - 2024 on Board of Ethics Activities
Moved by Member Colon-Torres
Seconded by Member Salas
There was consensus of the Board to approve the proposed FY2023-24
Board of Ethics Annual Report and work with staff to send it to City
Council.
Result: Carried (5 to 0)
5.5 Continued Discussion and Possible Action on Board of Ethics Work
Plan for Fiscal Year 2023 - 2024
Board Members of each ad hoc subcommittee updated the board on their
findings and progress.
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OTHER BUSINESS
6. STAFF COMMENTS
Secretary Cornejo provided the Board with City of Chula Vista Board of Ethics
business cards and encouraged the Board to promote the openings in the
Charter Review Commission.
7. CHAIR'S COMMENTS
Chair Isidro thanked staff for being present in the meetings and efforts to make
these meetings happen.
8. BOARD MEMBERS' COMMENTS
Commissioner Colon-Torres thanked Secretary Cornejo for her help and hard
work.
9. ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned at 7:14 p.m.
Minutes prepared by: Doris Cornejo, Secretary
_________________________
Doris Cornejo, Secretary
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