ABSTRACT: CELEBRATING the shops and businesses of Carmel-by-the-Sea presents a listing of shops and businesses by location with name of business (with website link), category and contact information. Shops and Businesses north of Ocean Avenue are featured from Junipero Avenue to the east to Monte Verde Street to the west and from Ocean Avenue to the south to 3rd Avenue to the north. Enjoy and patronize our village’s unique and eclectic mix of shops and businesses!
Junipero Avenue between 6th Avenue & 5th Avenue:
West Side:
Alain Pinel Realtors
PURVEYORS OF FINE PROPERTIES
Judith Profeta, Owner/Broker
Ron Kurkendall, Managing Broker
Phone: 831.622.1040
Toll Free: 800.933.1331
Fax: 831.622.1050
Coldwell Banker Real Estate
Rita Lewis, Office Manager
Phone: (831) 626-2221
Fax: (831) 626-2210
East Side:
Bruno’s Market & Deli
Family Owned and Operated
“Carmel’s Best Daily Barbeque”
Prime & USDA Choice Meats, Fresh Seafood & Poultry, Farm Fresh Produce, Fine Wines & Beers, Full Service Gourmet Deli.
Phone (831) 624-3821
FAX (831) 624-0728
E-Mail: info@brunosmarket.com
Surf N Sand
Wine, Liquor and Beer; Greeting Card, Gifts, Gift Wrap and custom Gift Baskets;Health & Beauty Aides, Over the Counter Med, Snack Foods, Deli Cheeses; DVD Rental
Phone: (831) 624-1805
Vittoria Building:
Philosophie hair boutique
Beauty Salon
Amie Alexander, Owner/stylist
Phone: (831) 624-4181
Massage By Debra
Debra Stephens, Massage Therapist
Specializes in Swedish massage and deep tissue work.
For an appointment call (831) 869-8809
Email: massagebydebra@yahoo.com
Junipero Avenue between 5th Avenue & 4th Avenue:
West Side:
Junipero Professional Building:
Stancil E. D. Johnson,M.D., PC, Psychiatry
Debra H.L. Keller, MA., M.R.T.I.
Phone: (831) 625-2626
DAS
Junipero Avenue between 4th Avenue & 3rd Avenue:
West Side:
Carmel Laundry
Phone: (831) 622-9274
Carmel Cleaners
Dry cleaning, Alterations & Tailoring
Phone: (831) 624-3616
East Side:
Alliance Service Station
Mission Street between 6th Avenue & 5th Avenue:
West Side:
Jordan Center:
Cayen Collection
Designer jewelry salon; Showcasing the works of over 20 artists and one of the best gemstone collections in California.
Michael & Soraya Cayen, Owners
Phone: (831) 626-2722
Toll Free: 1-800-372-4367
Family Matters Group
Susanne L. Buxbaum
Child Rights Advocate
Advocacy services for the families of Children with Special Needs
Phone: (831) 809-4407
Fax: (831) 626-1479
Email: susanne@familymattersgroup.com
Forget Me Nots
Forget Me Nots Too
Decorative accessories for home and garden, reproduction antique French and English furniture, vintage china and glass and distressed wicker.
Owner Shirley Jensen
Phone: (831) 624-9080
Hands up Nail Boutique
Phone: (831) 624-8194
Richard Shea
Carmel Jewelry Studio
Phone: (831) 624-7768
Studio 56 a hair salon
Phone: (831) 625-5884
Park Gallery
Fine Art
Representing contemporary international artists with a diversity of styles and subjects.
Phone: (831) 625-0182
Fax: (831) 625-2956
Email: parkgallerycarmel@sbcglobal.net
Hot Stix Golf
Fitting Studio featuring the world renowned Hot Stix putter and driver fittings.
Toll Free: 877-513-1333
Biason Building:
Nancy’s Mid Valley Florist
Family owned and operated
Finest floral arrangements and gifts, backed by friendly and prompt service
Phone: (831) 624-8142
Toll Free: (800) 347-6816
Alain Pinel Realtor
PURVEYORS OF FINE PROPERTIES
Judith Profeta, Owner/Broker
Ron Kurkendall, Managing Broker
Phone: 831.622.1040
Toll Free: 800.933.1331
Fax: 831.622.1050
Collectors Gallery of Fine Art
Fine Art
Email: myGallery@juno.com; tamara@collectorsgalleries.com
Phone: 831 625-1001
831 625-0449
831 626-9272
Lulu Silk Art Gallery
Finest Chinese silk embroidery artwork
Phone: 831-620-1122
Fax: 831-620-1924
E-mail: luluo@lulusilkartgallery.com
Mission Patio Shops:
Mission Jewelry & Fine Art
Jewelry Repair & Service, Jewelry Appraisers, Jewelry Retailers, Home & Garden Supplies, Clocks
Phone: (831) 625-1001
Le Vernissage
Fine Art
Email: myGallery@juno.com; tamara@collectorsgalleries.com
Phone: (831) 625-0449
Vanessa of Carmel
Hair & Nail Studio
Phone: (831) 241-8564
Robert Douglas Homes & Gardens
Phone: (831) 625-5006
Ep!phany boutique
Phone: 831.626.7700
Clayton B. Neill
Consulting Engineer
Phone: 831-624-2110
East Side:
Mission Lane:
GHW Inc. – Andres Czerwick
Mark Investment Co.
Magic People Productions
Art Galleries & Dealers
Phone: (831) 626-9222
Studio-----------D
Sierra Environmental Technologies, Inc.
Environmental and Ecological Services
Phone: (831) 626-3120
State Farm Insurance
Bill Wehde
Phone: (831) 624-1199
Fax: (831) 624-1666
Mobile: (831) 917-2230
March HARE SALON
An Aveda Concept Salon
Phone: (831) 624-3024
Fax: 831.309.7794
Email: marchharesalon@sbcglobal.net
Mission Street between 5th Avenue & 4th Avenue:
West Side:
Stonehouse Court:
Frank J. DeLuca, PhD, MFT
Strategies For Living A Rich Life
Doctorate in East-West Psychology from the California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco; licensed as a Marriage and Family Therapist.
Phone: 831.626.3342
Email: frank@arichlife.com
Clout Creative
Advertising, Mardeting & PRAgency
Marketing, Advertising, Direct Response and Interactive Messaging
Davia Moore - Executive Director
Email: davia@cloutcreative.com; info@cloutcreative.com
Phone: 831.625.2253
Eye Candy
Beauty Salon
Phone: (831) 620-1280
Zhanna
Ronald J. Lowell, M.D.
General Practice
Worker's Compensation Agreed or Qualified Medical Examinations.
Phone: (831) 622-2004
East Side:
Village Court:
Pastries & Petals
“A Unique Culinary Boutique”
Bakery and Café/Restaurant
Phone: (831) 620-1400
Jeanne Johnston & Jennifer Hatton
Pastries & Petals Facebook
Ziona Electrolysis & Massage
Electrolysis and Epilatory Services
Owner: Ziona Carmely
Phone: (831) 624-5450
Dr. Richard M. Conklin, Optometrist
Eye care and vision health
Phone: (831) 624-0555.
Princetonian
Hair Replacement, Hair Replacement & Extensions
Phone: (831) 624-8141
San Carlos Street between Ocean Avenue & 6th Avenue:
East Side:
Gibson Galleries
“Fine Art for Your Lifestyle”
Traditional and contemporary original oil paintings and sculptures by internationally-acclaimed artists as well as up and coming artists.
Tel: 831-626-2141
Fax: 831-626-0796
Email: gaylegibson13@yahoo.com
Pamplemousse the boutique for women
“The freshest fashions in Carmel”
“chic boutique with Euro feel”
Phone: (831) 624-1259
Email: Lauren@pamplemousseboutique.com
San Carlos Street between 6th Avenue & 5th Avenue:
West Side:
Kerry Lee Remarkable Jewelry
Second-generation owner operated design studio run by Kerry Lee, his wife Deborah and his son Bhaj.
The Collection: Platimum, Gemstones, Franck Muller, Gold, Pearls, Diamonds
t 831.624.9222
f 831.624.7090
Augustina Leathers
Men’s & Women’s Apparel
Special occasion dresses, sportswear, jewelry, buckles, boots or hats.
Paula Lishman International, the original hand knit fur and fur designers such as Zuki, Jean Crisan, Michael Kors, Zac Posen, Vera Wang, Zandra Rhodes, and Loro Piana Cashmere
Owner: Tracy Delaney
Phone: (831) 624-2403
Toll Free: (888)/LISHMAN
Jones & Terwilliger Galleries
Selection of traditional paintings and sculpture by over 50 nationally acclaimed Artist and emerging talent of today; and feature an impressive selection of internationally recognized painters from England, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands and China.
Barbara Jones and Patricia Terwilliger, Owners
Phone: 831-626-9100
Phone: 831-626-7300
Phone: 831-626-0735
Toll Free: 888-278-0040
Fax: 831-626-6840
Email: jtgalleries@aol.com
Intero Real Estate Services
Real Estate
Manger: Marjorie D. Fiorenza
Phone: 831-233-5149
Email: mfiorenza@interorealestate.com
Phone: (831) 233-5148
Fax: (831) 233-5149
Serena Court:
Simic Galleries
Simic New Renaissance Galleries
Fine Art
American’s Leading Fine Art Galleries, offering Home Shows, Commissions, Certificate of Appraisal and In-House Shipping & Framing
Phone: (831) 624-7522
Fax: (831) 626-1154
e-mail info@simic.com
Wilke’s
Rare Estate Jewels
Specializes in authentic fine Antique jewelry of the Georgian, Victorian, Art Nouveau, Edwardian and Art Deco eras, as well as from more recent Retro and Contemporary Periods.
Phone: (831) 626-3048
Fax: (831) 626-6340
phil@wilkesjewels.com
pam@wilkesjewels.com
Visitor Information Center Carmel Chamber of Commerce
Carmel Chamber of Commerce
THE CARMEL EXPERIENCE, CARMEL DIRECTORY
Toll Free: (800) 550-4333
Phone: (831) 624-2522
FAX: (831) 624-1329
email: info@carmelcalifornia.org
Eastwood Building:
Vanguard Gallery
“America most romantic gallery”
DECO TO MODERN - CONTEMPORARY ART
PIN-UP - ILLUSTRATION - VINTAGE RADIOS & COLLECTIBLES
Phone: (831) 620-0400
Email: admin@thevanguardgallery.com
Welton Investment Corporation
Investment Firm, General Brokerage
Alternative investment manager specializing in managed futures and global macro strategies
Patrick Welton, Owner
Phone:(831) 626-5190
Fax: (831) 626-5199
Email: inquiries@welton.com
Joseph & Co. Jewelry
RINGS, NECKLACES, EARRINGS, BRACELETS
Owner Joseph White
Phone: 831-624-7900
Fax: 831-624-7902
Roy Rogers of Carmel
Hairdresser
Phone: (831) 625-2027
East Side:
San Carlos Square:
Crossroads Jeweler
Sarkis Sakiz, Designer
Stunning, original designs hand-crafted by an old-world master
Rings, Earrings, Necklaces, Bracelets & Brooches
Phone: (831) 624-3044
A.G. Davi Real Estate
Darryl Kenyon
Commercial and Investment Real Estate Leasing, Sales, and Development Activities.
Phone: 831 373-2222
Email: Darrylkenyon@aol.com
Ambrose Pollock Fine Cabinets & Furniture
Fine Woodworking
Custom Hardwood Furniture
Phone: (831) 625-6554
e-mail: info@ambrosepollock.com
Keller Williams Realty
Bill Ostradick 596-1949 & Dave Terdy 277-0640
Life in the Perfect Frame
California American Galleries
“Museum quality 20th and 21st Century paintings by significant American artists”
Phone: 831.625.4030
Email: info@americanartgalleries.com
Carmel Elite Fine Art
International Fine Art Collection
Phone: 831-625-2233
Fax: 831-624-9310
Email: info@galleryelite.net
Tony’s Frame Shop
Picture & Mirror Frames
Edward J Broderick, Owner
Phone: (831) 624-4388
Shell Service Station
Dolores Street between Ocean Avenue & 6th Avenue:
West Side:
Sports Gallery
Quality sports collectibles, custom sports framing & fundraising event services
Phone: (831) 624.6036
William A. Kargas Fine Art
Buy & Sell Early California & American Paintings
Premier galleries specializing in historically important, museum quality Early California paintings executed between 1880 and 1940.
William A. Karges Email: kargesfineart@kargesfineart.com
Patrick T. Kraft Email: pkraft@kargesfineart.com
Christopher Kneisley Email: gallery@kargesfineart.com
Phone: (831) 625-4226
East Side:
Carmel Cutlery
Quality custom and production knives, kitchen cutlery and manicure tools.
Phone: (831) 624-6699
Fax: (831) 624-6780
Dolores Street between 6th Avenue & 5th Avenue:
West Side:
Gallery North
CONTEMPORY ARTISTS
Barbara Kreitman, Founding Artist
Phone: (831) 620-1987
E-Mail: barbarakreitman@sbcglobal.net
Carmel Fine Art
EARLY & CONTMEPORY ARTISTS
Harry Parashis, Gallery Owner
Email: HarryParashis@gmail.com
Lorelei Gabel, Gallery Director
Email: LoreleiGabel@gmail.com
Phone: 831-624-8010
Fax: 831-624-8015
Chuckles
Cards & Gifts
Phone: (831) 293-8023
Su Vecino Court:
James J. Rieser Fine Art
Early California & American Paintings & CONTEMPORTY American Artists
Toll Free: (866) 620-0530
email: info@rieserfineart.com
Steven Whyte’s Sculpture Studio Gallery
Open Studio & Gallery
“Traditional European styling into 21st century American modernity with his stirring and graceful expressions of the human form”
Phone: (831) 620-1917
Email: sculptu@earthlink.net
Wellington Legacy Fine Art Sculpture
British Sculptor Steven Whyte, Owner
Hosted by the gallery's mascot, Whyte's English Bulldog Lord Wellington
Phone: (831) 620.1917
Sabine Adamson Antiques
Antique French country furniture and decorative accessories.
Telephone: (831) 626-7464
Email:sabineadamsonantiques@gmail.com
Collezione Fortuna Fashion Annex
UNIQUE GLAMOUROUS EVENING WEAR, SEPARATES, AND ACCESSORIES
Phone: (831)626-1287
Fax:(831)626-1292
VK Associates
Property Management Sales
Vivian Kent, Founder & General Manager
Doug Coomes, Property Manager & CFO
Phone: 831-626-2150
Fax: 831-626-3096
Email: info@vk-associates.com
Carmel Alternations
Kahlow Bookeeping Services
Payroll Services, Notary Public
Phone: (831) 624-4426
Experience Communication
The Print
A Photography Gallery
Frank & Grossman
Professional Landscape Services
Phone: (831) 625-4199
Carmel Art Association Gallery
Fine Art
Carmel's oldest gallery features the work of more than 120 professional local artists
Phone: (831) 624-6176
Gallerie Plein Aire
Fine Art
Jeff Daniel Smith and Cyndra Bradford, Owners
Founded in 1998 to promote a group of plein air painters from Monterey Bay California, known as the "Informalist.”
Phone: (831) 625-5686
Gallery Apodoca
CONTEMPORARY LANDSCAPE OF THE CALIFORNIA CENTRAL COAST & ABSTRACTS
Phone: (831) 250-7031
Mail Mart
Complete mail and shipping services. Custom packaging and crating.
Phone: (831) 624-4900
Del Dono Court:
Lower Level:
Ritzy Ragz & Thingz
Consigned couture
Carmel Fine Rugs
One-of-kind Rug from around the world. Rugs from Afghanistan, Persian (iran) India, China,and Pakistan.
Phone: (831) 625-9800
Nicholas Boghosian Fine Arts Atelier
Harmony Body Kinetics
Pilates Studio
“The first Pilates and Gyrotonic® studio on the peninsula, HBK is dedicated to the art and science of physical conditioning.”
PILATES and GYROTONIC®
Kate Hardy, owner/director
Phone: (831) 624-2968
Email: info@pilatespro.com
CODG Claudio Ortiz Design Group, Inc.
Claudio Ortiz, Founder & Building Designer
Office: (831) 626-4146
Fax: (831) 626-4544
Email: Information@claudioortizdesigngroup.com
Copies By-The-Sea
Full service copy and printing center.
Barbara Podoloff, Owner
Phone: (831) 624-6223
Upper Level:
Dominique Skin Care
SKIN CARE SLAON
“THE NEXT GENERATION OF SKIN CARE”
Phone: (831) 626-8300
email: dominiquegallet@sbcglobal.net
Debra Vaniman Crawford
Attorney At Law
Law Offices of Crawford & Crawford
Family Law
“Divorce 123 Your site for California family law information”
Debra Vaniman Crawford: certified family law specialist (certified by the Board of Legal Specialization, State Bar of California) and family law mediator.
Email: Debra@Divorce-123.com
Phone: (831) 624-2422
Claudio Ortiz Design Group, Inc.
Claudio Ortiz, Founder & Building Designer
Office: (831) 626-4146
Fax: (831) 626-4544
Email: Information@claudioortizdesigngroup.com
Colleen T. Crowley
Psychotherapist, L.M.F.T.
Phone: (831) 624-1106
East Side:
Westbrook Galleries
Historic segment specializes in American art from the late 19th through mid 20th century, including Early California, Modernism, Post War Abstract Expressionism, Bay Area Figurative and Berkeley Schools and contemporary segment represents a select group of early and mid-career artists who rank among the top in their fields, including Brian Blood, Laurie Kersey, David Dalton, Kim Frohsin and Sam Nejati.
Toll-Free: 1-866-748-9377
Local: (831) 625-2288
Fax: (831) 625-9774
Email: brian@westbrookgalleries.com
christine@westbrookgalleries.com
john@westbrookgalleries.com
Canapo Fine Latin Art
“CARMEL’S FINEST LATIN ART”
Features artists from Italy, Spain, France as well as artists from Mexico, Chile, Peru and the rest of Latin America.
Carlos Porras, Owner
Email: carlos@canapo.net
Phone: 831-626-1864
Fax. 831-626-3564
Email: sales@canapo.net
James Rieser Fine Art
Early California & American Paintings and Contemporary American Artists.
James J. Rieser, Owner
Local: (831) 620-0530
Toll free: (866) 620-0530
email: info@rieserfineart.com
Gallery Diamante
“Works that open the mind and soul to beyond what the eye can see.”
Presenting Modern Contemporary Masters and the best of emerging artists
Phone: (831) 624-0852
Fax: (831) 624-0885
Email: marla@diamante.com
Pilgrims Way Community Bookstore & Secret Garden
“Carmel-by-the-Sea’s Last & Only Bookstore”
Paul Fridlund and Cynthia Fernandes, Owners
The Pilgrim’s Way: books on personal development, natural health, psychology, religion, tarot, yoga, astrology, Feng Shui, meditation, herbalism, childbirth and childrearing, death and dying, novels, poetry, Native American, et cetera. Unique gifts and cards, instructional videos, and a broad range of music, et cetera.
Secret Garden; geodesic dome filled with plants, bird houses, wind chimes, stones, fountains, pots, patio furniture, statuary, candles, the Frank Lloyd Wright birdhouse, and much, much more
Phone: 831-624-4955
Toll Free: 800-549-9922
Email: pilgrim@pilgrimsway.com
The Pantile Court:
BuzBee Studio a makeover spa
“A unique makeover spa specializing in personal image design”
Phone: 831.622.9691
Toll Free: 1.800.500.0155
E-mail: info@buzbeestudio.com
Ooh la la
Carmel Frame Shop
Gallerie Amsterdam
Contemporary and classical styles, displaying more than 65 classical, contemporary and celebrity artists
Phone: (831) 624-4355
Email: ams@aol.com
La Beaute
Decleor Paris aromatic products for men and women
Skin Care
Phone: (831) 624-8848
T & L Nail Spa
Beauty Salons, Manicurists & Pedicurists
Phone: (831) 625-3888
Ex-tempore Studio Gallery
Artist-owned working studio and gallery features contemporary fine art by internationally acclaimed artist Boban Bursac.
Phone: (831) 626-1298
Le Bijou Fine Jewelry by Marijane
Unique and imaginative pieces in platinum, white and yellow gold, using certified diamonds and gem-quality colored stones, fresh and salt water pearls.
Marijane Johnson, jewelry designer and goldsmith
Phone: (831) 624-4096
Dolores Street between 5th Avenue & 4th Avenue:
East Side:
John Sather Erlandson Architect
Phone: (831) 625-6163
Facsimile: (831) 625-1578
e-mail: jon@jonerlandson.com
The Mews:
Law Offices of Albert J. Nicora
Civil Litigation, Estate Planning & Trust Administration, Probate, Conservatorships, and Trust Litigation, Business Law, Business Planning, Corporation Formation, Operation and Restructuring and Real Estate Matters
Phone:(831) 622-2000
Fax: (831) 622-2001
Lowell & Company
Insurance
Phone: (831) 622-2010
Gregory Thelen
Certified Public Accountant
Phone: (831) 625-9700
Lincoln Street between Ocean Avenue & 6th Avenue:
West Side:
Southern Latitudes Wines
“Northern California Southern Hemisphere wine specialists”
Specializing in Wines from Argentina, Australia, Chile, New Zealand, South Africa
Phone: (831) 622-7652
e-mail: orders@solawines.com
Optique America
sunglasses RxEyewear
Phone: (831) 626-8905
Email: optamerica@earthlink.net
Crandall Preferred Properties
Preferred Properties
“professional, creative and personalized local Real Estate company.”
Carol Crandall, Broker/ Owner
Phone: (831) 236-2712 Direct Email: carol@carolcrandall.com
Office Telephone (831) 625-8800
Fax: 831-620-0853
Lincoln Street between 6th Avenue & 5th Avenue:
East Side:
Dawson Cole Fine Art
Specializes in Contemporary and Modern sculpture, drawings, prints, and unique works on paper by American and European Masters; features Richard MacDonald sculpture.
Michele Jayson, Gallery Director
Toll Free: (800) 972-5528
Carmel Professional Fitness Elements
Cortile San Remo:
The Centerline Group
Homebuilding and residential development company; specializes in building custom luxury homes in Pebble Beach, Carmel, and the entire Monterey Peninsula.
Chris Adamski and Tim Tomassini, Founding Partners
Phone: (831) 915-3223
Email: info@centerlinegroupinc.com
Collezione Fortuna Fashions Boutique
Emphasis on Destination Bridal Gowns, Mother of the Bride/Groom, Guests of the Wedding, Prom, and all Social Special Occasion fashions for women.
Phone: (831) 626-1287
Fax: (831) 626-1292
Susan’s Hair Design
Beauty Salon
Susan Turner, Owner
Phone: (831) 625-2559
Lincoln Lane:
William Karges Fine Art
Early California (1880 and 1940) & American Paintings
William A. Karges kargesfineart@kargesfineart.com
Patrick T. Kraft pkraft@kargesfineart.com
Christopher Kneisley gallery@kargesfineart.com
Toll Free: 800 833-9185
Salon at Lincoln Lane
Custom Color and cuts for men and women; specialize as Bridal Consultants
Joette Catanzaro, Owner
Phone: (831) 624-7879
E-Mail: joettecatanzaro@hotmail.com
Nick Williams Music
Professional musician, composer, arranger, and educator
Phone: (831) 626-9151
Email: tlmcwilliams@earthlink.net
Carmel Doll Shop
Antique dolls and assorted merchandise
Michael Canadas and David Robinson, Owners & Antiques Dealers
Member of NADDA, the National Antique Doll Dealers Association
Phone: (831) 625-5360
Email: michaelndavid@carmeldollshop.com
Architectural Antiques
Off The Wall
“A Unique Shop in the Old Carmel Tradition”
Chimney Pieces • Leaded Glass • Pedestal Sinks • Footed Tubs
Period Lighting and Hardware • Marble, Stone & Wood Artifacts
From Buildings of Another Time
Phone: (831) 624-6165
6th Avenue between Mission Street & San Carlos Street:
North Side:
Jordan Center:
Forget Me Nots
Forget Me Nots Too
Decorative accessories for home and garden, reproduction antique French and English furniture, vintage china and glass and distressed wicker.
Shirley Jensen, Owner
Phone: (831) 624-9080
6th Avenue between San Carlos Street & Dolores Street:
North Side:
Classic Art Gallery
Featuring over 100 contemporary artists and one of the largest collections of 19th and early 20th century masters, realism and impressionism.
Phone: (831) 625-0464
Fax: (831) 625-5969
Email: art@classicartgallery.com
Jones & Terwilliger Galleries on 6th Avenue
Traditional paintings and sculpture by over 50 nationally acclaimed Artist and emerging talent of today; also feature internationally recognized painters from England, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands and China.
Barbara Jones & Patricia Terwilliger, Owners
Phone: 831-626-9100
Phone: 831-626-7300
Phone: 831-626-0735
Toll Free: 888-278-0040
Fax: 831-626-6840
Email: jtgalleries@aol.com
Portnoy Galleries
Nationally and internationally collected contemporary artists.
Tel: (831) 624-1155
Fax:(831) 624-2459
E-mail: portnoyart@aol.com
South Side:
Trouve
antiques home garden
objet trouve': tru va': an item found by chance and thought to hold aesthetic value.
Phone: (831) 625-9777
Toll Free: 866 730-9777
George Stern Fine Arts
Specializes in California Impressionism and American Scene painting, 1880 through 1940 and beyond.
Brent Gross, Director
Jessica Lautzenhiser, Administrator
Phone: 831.626.1100
Fax: 831.626.9900
Email: gsfa@sternfinearts.com
Roger Budney Fine Art
Original Oil Paintings
Phone: (831) 620-0112
Fax: (831) 620-0112
Email: budneyart@sbcglobal.net
Sixth Avenue Fine Jewelry
6th Avenue between Dolores Street & Lincoln Street:
North Side:
Heisinger, Buck & Morris Attorneys At Law
Administrative Agency Law, Environmental Law, Land use, Real Estate Development and Transactions, Trust, Estates, Charitable Foundations
Heisinger, Jr., Mr. James G.
City/County Gov't/Public Agency
Environmental Law/Water/Zoning/Land Use
Municipal Law
Real Estate/Real Property Law
Email: jim@carmellaw.com
Morris, Mr. Sidney Major
Conservatorship
Estate Administration/Litigation
Estate Planning
Guardianship
Taxation
Phone: (831) 624-3891
Fax: (831) 625-0145
Email: hbm@carmellaw.com
Weston Gallery
19th Century, 20th Century & Contemporary Artists
Photographic Gallery
Phone: (831) 624-4453
Fax: (831) 624-7190
E-mail: info@westongallery.com
Richard Gadd, Gallery Director
Phone: (831) 624-4453 x 14
Patterson Building:
Oliver Elliott and Sebastian Fine Art
Fine Art Gallery
Museum-quality, original master prints and paintings by established artists in art history, representing close to a 500-year span of art beginning with Rembrandt during the 1600s, through the Belle Epoque between 1890 and 1914, paintings from the Barbizon School of the mid-1800s and on to the masters of the 20th century.
Phone: (831) 626-0178
Fax: (831) 626-0179
Carl Brzovich - carl@oesfineart.com
Debra Owen - dowen@oesfineart.com
Lynne Janzen - ljanzen@oesfineart.com
Josh Hardy Galleries
EARLY CALIFORNIA & AMERICAN FINE ART
Phone: (831) 625-4353
Fax: (831) 625-4354
E-mail: josh@hardygalleries.com
alissaford@hardygalleries.com
Gallery 21
Eyvind Earle featured exclusively
Serigraphs, Original Paintings, Books, Videos
Sculpture by Audrey Lynne Cook
Phone: (831) 625-1738
Email: info@gallery21.com
Hypnosis “Works”
Consulting Hypnosis specializing in Regression., Helen Birdsong
Phone: (831) 521-4498
Shaaron Delsohn, MA. JD
Shaaron Delsohn Realty and Design
Phone: 831-644-9171
Email: shaarond@gmail.com
Dawson Cole Fine Art
Richard MacDonald, Sculpture
Specializes in Contemporary and Modern sculpture, drawings, prints, and unique works on paper by American and European Masters; special concentration in Contemporary, Early Modern and West Coast Regionalism, the gallery has offered works by Chuck Close, Paul Gauguin, Robert Heindel, Richard MacDonald, Henri Matisse, Henry Moore, Pablo Picasso and Jian Wang.
Phone: (800) 972-5528
Gallery Director: Michele Jayson
mjayson@dawsoncolefineart.com
South Side:
Evans Gallery
The Art of Billy Evans
LANDSCAPES, FLOWERS, INTERIORS, STILL LIFE, BRONZE SCULPTURES, ANIMALS, ABSTRACT
Phone: (831) 624-2696
Email: billyevans1@comcast.com
Loran Speck Art Gallery
Features a variety of media by the artist - original oils, watercolor conts, charcoals and etchings, as well as a grand selection of framed limited edition Gicle prints, Photoprints and hand-signed posters.
Phone: (831) 624-3707
Fax: (831) 624-3707
Gallery Sur
Specializes in dramatic fine art photography of the Big Sur Coast, Carmel, Pebble Beach, Monterey and Pacific Grove and architectural abstracts and international landscapes.
Phone: (831) 626-2615
Toll Free: (800) 513-1533
Tamara G. Gallery
The Art of Cardinal Galleries
"For the serious collector of Italian expressionistic art"
Great master post-era impressionists & abstract painters of the 20th century. Italian art at its finest. Magical, rhythmic, emotional, & inspirational.
Tamara Gear, Founder
Email: tamara@cardinalgalleries.com
Gallery Carmel
5th Avenue between Junipero Avenue & Mission Street:
North Side:
Knitting By The Sea
Extraordinary Imported and Domestic Yarn
Books, Patterns and Accessories
Knitting and Crocheting Instruction
Excellent Selection of Unusual Buttons
Maurya McBride, Owner
Phone: (831) 624-3189
Toll Free: 800-823-3189
Email: maurya@knitcarmel.com
Pan American A Real Estate Company
Real Estate, Real Estate Brokers
Residential real estate brokerage serving Carmel and the entire Monterey Peninsula
Joe Rousso, Owner
Phone: (831) 624-3511
South Side:
Bob McGinnis Travel
Travel Specialists
A Member of the World Travel Family of Agencies
Phone: (831) 624-8585
Fax: (831) 624-0331
Email: lhollo@bobmcginnistravel.com
5th Avenue between San Carlos Street & Dolores Street:
North Side:
PakMail
Custom Packaging & Shipping
Jack Patterson, Owner
Phone: (831) 626-8100
Fax: (831) 626-8104
Email: pakmailcamel@yahoo.com
China Gourmet
Cuisine: Chinese
Phone: (831) 624-3941
South Side:
Green’s Carmel Camera Center
Photography Labs, Photographic Supplies, Photographic Equipment
Features major camera brands such as Canon, Nikon, Panasonic, Samsung, Fuji; digital and film; binoculars and spotting scopes; large selection of batteries, chargers, media cards; assorted photography supplies.
Phone: (831) 624-8880
5th Avenue Deli
Breakfast, lunch and dinner menu selections on a take out basis, along with full catering services, box lunches and gift baskets for all occasions, and delivery service.
Phone: (831) 625-2688
Fax: (831) 625-0523
Email: e5thavedeli@yahoo.com
International Estates, Inc.
“DREAMS We turn them into YOUR ADDRESS”
Concentrates on the unique real estate market of: Carmel Real Estate, Pebble Beach Real Estate, Monterey Real Estate, Bay Ridge of Monterey, Pasadera Country Club, Monterra Ranch and Hidden Hills of Monterey
Gayle Crusan, President/Owner/Realtor®
Office: (831) 626-5106
Mobile: (831) 595-1501
Fax: (831) 626-5115
Email: gayle@redshift.com
Sam Sigmund, Vice President/Owner/Realtor®
Office: (831) 626-5112
Fax: (831) 626-5115
Phone: (831) 626.5106
4th Avenue between Mission Street & San Carlos Street:
South Side:
Villa Carmel:
A T & T Junior Golf Association
Local non-profit organization created in 1988 to introduce the game of golf to young people between the ages of 6 and 17 who live and attend school in Monterey County.
Clinics, Tournaments, Clubs for Kids Program, Summer Lesson Program & Scholarships
Phone: (831) 625-1555
Integris Wealth Management
“Sound Advice. Clear Solutions”
Financial planning and investment management services
Gifford Lehman, Founder
Email: giff@integriswealth.com
Phone: (831)620-1717
Michael A. Leavy, Partner
Email: mike@integriswealth.com
Kevin Mahoney
Email: kevin@integriswealth.com
Carmel Heart Institute
Michael A. Plainse, M.D., F.A.C.C.
Stanley Hwang, M.D., F.A.C.C.
Specialties: Cardiology & cardiology and internal medicine
Phone: (831) 625-2665
Paul F. Youngdahl
Mechanical engineer,
Phone: (831) 625-1328
Diane Kremer ASID
Interior Design
Full service interior design firm including construction specifications, accessories and window treatments, furniture
Phone: (831) 625-8112
Carmel Bay Builders Inc.
John Mandurrago Investment Co.
Building Contractors
John Mandurrago, Owner
Phone: (831) 626-0100
Sharon A. Isenhour, Attorney At Law
Estate Planning, Guardianship and Conservatorship, Probate Law & Trusts
Phone: (831)625-1170
McKibben & Associates, Inc.
GLOBAL MEETING & EVENT MANAGEMENT
Scott McKibben, Founder
Phone: (831) 624-6625
Email: smckibben@mckevents.com
Ian D. McPhail, Attorney At Law
Areas of Practice: Estate Administration/Litigation, Estate Planning, Taxation
Phone: (831)625-4135
Email: imcphail@yahoo.com
The Logic Factory
Toys & Games Industry
Internet Games
Phone: (831) 625-5777
Castlekeep, LLC
Investment management services
(Last Updated 18 July 2010)
Sunday, May 02, 2010
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
FAIR POLITICAL PRACTICES COMMISSION Warning Letters to Mayor Sue McCloud, Richard Stewart, ReElect Mayor McCloud Treasurer & Clayton Berling, ReElect Mayor McCloud Assistant Treasurer
ABSTRACT: Warning letters, dated April 14, 2010, were sent to Mayor Sue McCloud, ReElect Mayor McCloud Treasurer Richard Stewart and ReElect Mayor McCloud Assistant Treasurer Clayton Berling by the Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC). “Warning letters are issued when the Enforcement Division has enough evidence to prove a violation, but determines it is not in the best interest of the People of California to issue a fine. Individuals who receive warning letters are put on notice that future violations will result in a fine.” The Warning letters were the result of mayoral candidate Adam Moniz filing a complaint with the FPPC alleging that Mayor Sue McCloud failed to report “potentially thousands of dollars in advertising expenses” for ads appearing in The Carmel Pine Cone and Monterey County Weekly between February 28, 2010 and March 27, 2010. After the complaint was filed and prior to the issuance of the Warning letter, Mayor Sue McCloud accused Adam Moniz of being “dead wrong,” engaged in “character assassination” and “negative campaigning” and owed her an apology. McCloud further stated that she had reported her campaign finances "exactly the same way I've done every year." The Warning letters are reproduced in their entirety and COMMENTS are made regarding the vindication of Adam Moniz and the inappropriate, incorrect and unprofessional comments of Mayor Sue McCloud.
April 2010 Enforcement Closure Letter
Case Number 20100257
Name Susan McCloud
Warning
FAIR POLITICAL PRACTICES COMMISSION
428 J Street Suite 620 Sacramento, CA. 95814-2329
(916) 322-5660 Fax (916) 322-0886
April 14, 2010
Ms. Susan McCloud
ReElect Mayor McCloud
REDACTED
Warning Letter Re: FPPC No. 10/257: Susan McCloud. ReElect Mavor McCloud. Richard Stewart, Treasurer, and Clayton Berling, Assistant Treasurer
Dear Ms. McCloud:
The Fair Political Practices Commission (the "FPPC") enforces the provisions of the Political Reform Act (the "Act") found in Government Code section 81000, et seq. This letter is in response to a complaint filed against you that alleged you failed to disclose expenditures in connection with newspaper advertisements. We are closing this matter with a warning letter.
The FPPC has completed its investigation of the facts in this case. Specifically, the FPPC found that you failed to disclose on your pre-election campaign statement Form 460, expenditures associated with the purchase of political ads that ran in the Monterey County Weekly and the Carmel Pine Cone newspapers.
Section 84211, subd. (b) requires candidates to disclose the use of their campaign funds. Specifically, subdivision (k) requires the itemization of any expenditure of $100 or more. An expenditure is made on the date the payment is made or the date the committee receives the goods or services, whichever is earlier. (Section 82025.) When amounts owed by the committee for goods or services that are received but are not paid for by the end of the reporting period, Schedule F of the Form 460 is used to disclose this information. If the exact amount is unknown, an estimate may be reported. (Regulation 18421.6.)
Your actions violated the Act because you failed to disclose the expenditures for the newspaper advertisements as accrued expenses. However you filed an amendment to disclose this information and the information was available to the public prior to the election. Therefore we are closing this case with a warning letter.
This letter serves as a written warning. The information in this matter will be retained and may be considered should an enforcement action become necessary based on newly discovered information or future conduct. Failure to comply with the provisions of the Act in the future will result in monetary penalties of up to $5,000 for each violation.
A warning letter is an FPPC case resolution without administrative prosecution or fine. However the warning letter resolution does not provide you with the opportunity for a probable cause hearing or hearing before an Administrative Law Judge or the Fair Political Practices Commission. If you wish to avail yourself of these proceedings by requesting that your case proceed with prosecution rather than a warning) please notify us within ten (10) days from the date of this letter. Upon this notification} the FPPC will rescind this warning letter and proceed with administrative prosecution of this case, If we do not receive such notification} this warning letter will be posted on the FPPC's website ten (10) days from the date of this letter.
Please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have regarding this letter.
Sincerely,
REDACTED
Gary S. Winuk, Chief
Enforcement Division
GSW/tr
cc: Adam Moniz
1 The Political Reform Act is contained in Government Code sections 81000 through 91014. All statutory references are to the Government Code, unless otherwise indicated. The regulations of the Fair Political Practices Commission are contained in sections 18110 through 18997 of Title 2 of the California Code of Regulations. All regulatory references are to Title 2, Division 6 of the California Code of Regulations, unless otherwise indicated.
COMMENTS:
• Mayor Sue McCloud’s statement that she had reported her campaign finances "exactly the same way I've done every year" implies that she violated the law in 2000, 2002, 2004, 2006 and 2008. Moreover, her claim that she has reported her campaign finances exactly the same way does not absolve her of being in violation of the law.
• Mayoral Candidate Adam Moniz was right to file a complaint with the Fair Political Practices Commission. As he stated, "a candidate's obligations under the law are not a joke, and she needs to take them seriously. This is about transparency and following the rules."
• Mayor Sue McCloud’s deflection away from the merits of the complaint to accusing Adam Moniz of engaging in “character assassination” and “negative campaigning” is a typical tactic of Sue McCloud. Instead of Sue McCloud demanding an apology from Adam Moniz, she owes Adam Moniz and the people of Carmel-by-the-Sea an apology.
ADDENDUM:
Political Reform Act 2010
Fair Political Practices Commission
California Government Code sections 81000 – 91014
TITLE 9. POLITICAL REFORM
CALIFORNIA CODE OF REGULATIONS
TITLE 2. ADMINISTRATION
DIVISION 6. FAIR POLITICAL PRACTICES COMMISSION
Sections 18110 through 18997
April 2010 Enforcement Closure Letter
Case Number 20100257
Name Clayton Berling
Name Richard Stewart
Warning
FAIR POLITICAL PRACTICES COMMISSION
428 J Street Suite 620 Sacramento, CA. 95814-2329
(916) 322-5660 Fax (916) 322-0886
April 14, 2010
Mr. Richard Stewart
ReElect Mayor McCloud
REDACTED
Mr. CIayton Berling
ReElect Mayor McCloud
REDACTED
Warning letter Re: FPPC No. 10/257: Susan McCloud. ReElect Mayor McCloud, Richard Stewart, Treasurer and Clayton Berling, Assistant Treasurer
Dear Messrs. Stewart and Berling:
The Fair Political Practices Commission (the "FPPC") enforces the provisions of the Political Reform Act (the “Act”),1 found in Government Code section 81000, et seq. This letter is in response to a complaint filed against you that alleged you failed to disclose expenditures in connection with newspaper advertisements. We are dosing this matter with a warning letter.
The FPPC has completed its investigation of the facts in this case. Specifically, the FPPC found that you failed to disclose on your pre-election campaign statement, Form 460, expenditures associated with the purchase of political ads that ran in the Monterey County Weekly and the Carmel Pine Cone newspapers.
Section 84211, subd. (b) requires candidates to disclose the use of their campaign funds. Specifically, subdivision (k) requires the itemization of any expenditure of $100 or more. An expenditure is made on the date the payment is made or the date the committee receives the goods or services, whichever is earlier. (Section 82025.) When amounts owed by the committee for goods or services that are received but are not paid for by the end of the reporting period, Schedule F of the Form 460 is used to disclose this information. If the exact amount is unknown, an estimate may be reported. (Regulation 18421.6.)
Your actions violated the Act because you failed to disclose the expenditures for the newspaper advertisements as accrued expenses, However, you filed an amendment to disclose this information, and the information was available to the public prior to the election. Therefore we are closing this case with a warning letter.
This letter serves as a written warning. The information in this matter will be retained and may be considered should an enforcement action become necessary based on newly discovered information or future conduct. Failure to comply with the provisions of the Act in the future will result in monetary penalties of up to $5,000 for each violation.
A warning letter is an FPPC case resolution without administrative prosecution or fine. However, the warning letter resolution does not provide you with the opportunity for a probable cause hearing or hearing before an Administrative Law Judge or the Fair Political Practices Commission. If you wish to avail yourself of these proceedings by requesting that your case proceed with prosecution rather than a warning, please notify us within ten (10) days from the date of this letter. Upon this notification, the FPPC will rescind this warning letter and proceed with administrative prosecution of this case. If we do not receive such notification, this warning letter will be posted on the FPPCs website ten (10) days from the date of this letter.
Please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have regarding this letter.
Sincerely,
REDACTED
Gary S. Winuk, Chief
Enforcement Division
GSW/tr
cc: Adam Moniz
1 The Political Reform Act is contained in Government Code sections 81000 through 91014. All statutory references are to the Government Code, unless otherwise indicated. The regulations of the Fair Political Practices Commission are contained in sections 18110 through 18997 of Title 2 of the California Code of Regulations. All regulatory references are to Title 2, Division 6 of the California Code of Regulations, unless otherwise indicated.
April 2010 Enforcement Closure Letter
Case Number 20100257
Name Susan McCloud
Warning
FAIR POLITICAL PRACTICES COMMISSION
428 J Street Suite 620 Sacramento, CA. 95814-2329
(916) 322-5660 Fax (916) 322-0886
April 14, 2010
Ms. Susan McCloud
ReElect Mayor McCloud
REDACTED
Warning Letter Re: FPPC No. 10/257: Susan McCloud. ReElect Mavor McCloud. Richard Stewart, Treasurer, and Clayton Berling, Assistant Treasurer
Dear Ms. McCloud:
The Fair Political Practices Commission (the "FPPC") enforces the provisions of the Political Reform Act (the "Act") found in Government Code section 81000, et seq. This letter is in response to a complaint filed against you that alleged you failed to disclose expenditures in connection with newspaper advertisements. We are closing this matter with a warning letter.
The FPPC has completed its investigation of the facts in this case. Specifically, the FPPC found that you failed to disclose on your pre-election campaign statement Form 460, expenditures associated with the purchase of political ads that ran in the Monterey County Weekly and the Carmel Pine Cone newspapers.
Section 84211, subd. (b) requires candidates to disclose the use of their campaign funds. Specifically, subdivision (k) requires the itemization of any expenditure of $100 or more. An expenditure is made on the date the payment is made or the date the committee receives the goods or services, whichever is earlier. (Section 82025.) When amounts owed by the committee for goods or services that are received but are not paid for by the end of the reporting period, Schedule F of the Form 460 is used to disclose this information. If the exact amount is unknown, an estimate may be reported. (Regulation 18421.6.)
Your actions violated the Act because you failed to disclose the expenditures for the newspaper advertisements as accrued expenses. However you filed an amendment to disclose this information and the information was available to the public prior to the election. Therefore we are closing this case with a warning letter.
This letter serves as a written warning. The information in this matter will be retained and may be considered should an enforcement action become necessary based on newly discovered information or future conduct. Failure to comply with the provisions of the Act in the future will result in monetary penalties of up to $5,000 for each violation.
A warning letter is an FPPC case resolution without administrative prosecution or fine. However the warning letter resolution does not provide you with the opportunity for a probable cause hearing or hearing before an Administrative Law Judge or the Fair Political Practices Commission. If you wish to avail yourself of these proceedings by requesting that your case proceed with prosecution rather than a warning) please notify us within ten (10) days from the date of this letter. Upon this notification} the FPPC will rescind this warning letter and proceed with administrative prosecution of this case, If we do not receive such notification} this warning letter will be posted on the FPPC's website ten (10) days from the date of this letter.
Please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have regarding this letter.
Sincerely,
REDACTED
Gary S. Winuk, Chief
Enforcement Division
GSW/tr
cc: Adam Moniz
1 The Political Reform Act is contained in Government Code sections 81000 through 91014. All statutory references are to the Government Code, unless otherwise indicated. The regulations of the Fair Political Practices Commission are contained in sections 18110 through 18997 of Title 2 of the California Code of Regulations. All regulatory references are to Title 2, Division 6 of the California Code of Regulations, unless otherwise indicated.
COMMENTS:
• Mayor Sue McCloud’s statement that she had reported her campaign finances "exactly the same way I've done every year" implies that she violated the law in 2000, 2002, 2004, 2006 and 2008. Moreover, her claim that she has reported her campaign finances exactly the same way does not absolve her of being in violation of the law.
• Mayoral Candidate Adam Moniz was right to file a complaint with the Fair Political Practices Commission. As he stated, "a candidate's obligations under the law are not a joke, and she needs to take them seriously. This is about transparency and following the rules."
• Mayor Sue McCloud’s deflection away from the merits of the complaint to accusing Adam Moniz of engaging in “character assassination” and “negative campaigning” is a typical tactic of Sue McCloud. Instead of Sue McCloud demanding an apology from Adam Moniz, she owes Adam Moniz and the people of Carmel-by-the-Sea an apology.
ADDENDUM:
Political Reform Act 2010
Fair Political Practices Commission
California Government Code sections 81000 – 91014
TITLE 9. POLITICAL REFORM
CALIFORNIA CODE OF REGULATIONS
TITLE 2. ADMINISTRATION
DIVISION 6. FAIR POLITICAL PRACTICES COMMISSION
Sections 18110 through 18997
April 2010 Enforcement Closure Letter
Case Number 20100257
Name Clayton Berling
Name Richard Stewart
Warning
FAIR POLITICAL PRACTICES COMMISSION
428 J Street Suite 620 Sacramento, CA. 95814-2329
(916) 322-5660 Fax (916) 322-0886
April 14, 2010
Mr. Richard Stewart
ReElect Mayor McCloud
REDACTED
Mr. CIayton Berling
ReElect Mayor McCloud
REDACTED
Warning letter Re: FPPC No. 10/257: Susan McCloud. ReElect Mayor McCloud, Richard Stewart, Treasurer and Clayton Berling, Assistant Treasurer
Dear Messrs. Stewart and Berling:
The Fair Political Practices Commission (the "FPPC") enforces the provisions of the Political Reform Act (the “Act”),1 found in Government Code section 81000, et seq. This letter is in response to a complaint filed against you that alleged you failed to disclose expenditures in connection with newspaper advertisements. We are dosing this matter with a warning letter.
The FPPC has completed its investigation of the facts in this case. Specifically, the FPPC found that you failed to disclose on your pre-election campaign statement, Form 460, expenditures associated with the purchase of political ads that ran in the Monterey County Weekly and the Carmel Pine Cone newspapers.
Section 84211, subd. (b) requires candidates to disclose the use of their campaign funds. Specifically, subdivision (k) requires the itemization of any expenditure of $100 or more. An expenditure is made on the date the payment is made or the date the committee receives the goods or services, whichever is earlier. (Section 82025.) When amounts owed by the committee for goods or services that are received but are not paid for by the end of the reporting period, Schedule F of the Form 460 is used to disclose this information. If the exact amount is unknown, an estimate may be reported. (Regulation 18421.6.)
Your actions violated the Act because you failed to disclose the expenditures for the newspaper advertisements as accrued expenses, However, you filed an amendment to disclose this information, and the information was available to the public prior to the election. Therefore we are closing this case with a warning letter.
This letter serves as a written warning. The information in this matter will be retained and may be considered should an enforcement action become necessary based on newly discovered information or future conduct. Failure to comply with the provisions of the Act in the future will result in monetary penalties of up to $5,000 for each violation.
A warning letter is an FPPC case resolution without administrative prosecution or fine. However, the warning letter resolution does not provide you with the opportunity for a probable cause hearing or hearing before an Administrative Law Judge or the Fair Political Practices Commission. If you wish to avail yourself of these proceedings by requesting that your case proceed with prosecution rather than a warning, please notify us within ten (10) days from the date of this letter. Upon this notification, the FPPC will rescind this warning letter and proceed with administrative prosecution of this case. If we do not receive such notification, this warning letter will be posted on the FPPCs website ten (10) days from the date of this letter.
Please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have regarding this letter.
Sincerely,
REDACTED
Gary S. Winuk, Chief
Enforcement Division
GSW/tr
cc: Adam Moniz
1 The Political Reform Act is contained in Government Code sections 81000 through 91014. All statutory references are to the Government Code, unless otherwise indicated. The regulations of the Fair Political Practices Commission are contained in sections 18110 through 18997 of Title 2 of the California Code of Regulations. All regulatory references are to Title 2, Division 6 of the California Code of Regulations, unless otherwise indicated.
Monday, April 26, 2010
CELEBRATING the Specialty Shops & Businesses of Carmel-by-the-Sea: Featuring Shops & Businesses on Famed Ocean Avenue
ABSTRACT: CELEBRATING the Specialty Shops and Businesses of Carmel-by-the-Sea presents a listing of shops and businesses by location with name of business (link to website), category, and contact information. Shops and businesses on Ocean Avenue, north and south sides will be featured first, followed by shops and businesses north of Ocean Avenue, then shops and businesses south of Ocean Avenue. Enjoy and patronize our village’s unique and eclectic mix of shops and businesses, residents and visitors alike!
Ocean Avenue, North Side, between Mission Street & San Carlos Street (east to west):
Palomas Home Furnishings
Home Furnishings
Phone: (831) 624-6120
Fax: (831) 624-6119
Hedi’s
"Shoes from Around The World"
Shoes
Phone: (831) 624-5580
email: hedisshoes@yahoo.com
Wyland Galleries
Art Gallery
Toll Free: 1-800.WYLAND.0
email: customerservice@wylandgalleries.com
Zantman Art Galleries
Art Gallery
Phone: (831) 624-8314
Fax: (831) 626-8408
Email: bill@zantmangalleries.com
Café Carmel Coffee House
Phone: (831) 624-3870
Music Boxes of Carmel
Music Boxes, Clocks, Collectibles, Gifts
Phone: (831) 622-9120
email: musboxcarmel@yahoo.com
MARK AREIAS JEWELERS
Jewelry
Phone: (831) 624-5621
Fax: (831) 624-8557
AUGUSTINA'S
Wearable Art, Selection of Paula Lishman International, Men’s & Women’s Coats & Jackets
Phone: (831) 624-1977
email: augustinacarmelmail@earthlink.net
COACH
Handbags, Wallets & Wristlets, Accessories, Shoes, Jewelry, Apparel, Gifts
Phone: (831) 626-1777
Ocean Avenue, North Side, between San Carlos Street & Dolores Street:
inago
Women’s Clothing
Phone:(831) 622-0313
Galerie Rue Toulouse
Art Gallery
Phone: (831) 625-3456
Carmel Drug Store
Carmel’s Classic Drugstore & Family Pharmacy
Independently Serving the Local Community Since 1910
Offering Quality Products & Friendly Service
Phone: (831) 624-3819
Jewelry Atelier
Jewelry
Phone: (831) 624-7591
Whittakers
Home Furnishings & Accessories
Owner/artist Willa Aylaian
Phone: (831) 624-2185
Fax: (831) 624-6904
e-mail: info@whittakerscarmel.com.
Garcia Gallery
Original Art & Jewelry
Graphics, Paintings, Wall Hangers, Sculptures, Moran Sculpture
About Danny Garcia & Malcolm Moran
Phone: (831) 624-8338
Fax: (800) 626-9419
Carmel Forecast
Apparel
Phone: (831) 626-1735
Ocean Avenue, North Side, between Dolores Street & Lincoln Street:
Alain Pinel Realtors
PURVEYORS OF FINE PROPERTIES
Real Estate
Phone: (831) 622-1040
Toll Free: 800.933.1331
Owners: Judie and Bob Profeta
B&G Estate Jewelers
Jewelry
Phone: (831) 625-5710
Jim Miller GALLERY
Art Gallery
"A Carmel, California, Art Gallery"
"Paintings Bringing Beauty To Life"
Phone: (831) 625-0425
Email: jim@jimmillergallery.com
CARMEL CASHMERE AND COMPANY
Men’s & Women’s Cashmere Sweaters & Accessories, Cashmere Blankets & Throws
Kathleen Million, Owner
toll free 888 237-1581
email: cashmereclub@aol.com
EVANS GALLERY
LANDSCAPES | FLOWERS | INTERIORS | ANIMALS | STILL LIFE | BRONZE SCULPTURES | ABSTRACTS |
Phone: (831) 624-2696
cell: (831) 238-6747
email: billyevans1@comcast.net
Carmel Antiques
Antiques
Phone: (831) 624-6100
Coldwell Banker Real Estate
Real Estate
Phone: (831) 626-2225
FOURTANE
Antique & Vintage Jewelers
Since 1950
Estate and Contemporary Jewelry and Watches Rolex
Phone: (831) 624-4684
Ocean Avenue, North Side, between Lincoln Street & Monte Verde Street:
FOURTANE
Antique & Vintage Jewelers
Since 1950
Estate and Contemporary Jewelry and Watches Rolex
Phone: (831) 624-4684
PIERRE DEUX II
The Pine Inn
French Country
Furniture, Home Décor, Rugs, Tabletop, Lighting, Totes & Bags, Wallpaper, Fabrics
LUSH
Fresh Handmade Cosmetics
Bath, Shower, Hair, Skincare, Fragances, Gifts
Phone: (831) 625-5874
RITTMASTER
At the Pine Inn
Phone: (831) 624-1147
Fax: (831) 624-0410
Modern women’s clothing & accessories
PIERRE DEUX
The Pine Inn
French Country
Furniture, Home Décor, Rugs, Tabletop, Lighting, Totes & Bags, Wallpaper, Fabrics
Designer on Staff: Linda Simons
Phone:(831) 624-8185
Email: carmel@pierredeux.com
Ocean Avenue, North Side, between Monte Verde Street & Casanova Street:
TWO SISTERS DESIGNS
Jewelry, Lampwork Beads
Owners & local artists Pat and Paula Hazdovac
Phone: (831) 625-1203
email: TWOSISTERS1@HOTMAIL.COM
LA COIFFURE SALON
European-style salon
Phone: (831) 624-9187
Ocean Avenue, South Side, between Junipero Avenue & Mission Street (east to west):
Carmel Plaza
Ocean Avenue Level
Anthropologie
Women’s Apparel & Shoes; Gifts, Cards & Books; Accessories
Website
Phone:(831) 624-2129
Bottega Veneta
Jewelry; Women’s Shoes; Accessories
Website
Phone: (831) 622-0518
Cole Haan
Apparel, Men’s & Women’s Shoes; Accessories
Website
Phone:(831) 624-2650
Concierge Center
Services
Phone: (831) 624-1385
Cos Bar
Luxury skincare, makeup, and frangrances
Website
Phone: (831) 626-6249
From Tee to Green
Specialty & Sports Apparel; Sporting Goods
Website
Phone: (831) 626-8800
Georgiou
Women’s Apparel
Website
Phone: (831) 625-5600
Hidesign
Accessories, Luggage
Website
Phone: (831) 624-7100
HOMESCAPES CARMEL...change your world (Opening Summer 2010)
Global Importers
"Featuring the award-winning style for which we’re known enhanced by an Assouline Corner bookstore, Interior Design Studio and a Tasting Room Cafe."
Thompson Lange; Buyer, Merchandising, Marketing & Branding
Beau Lange; Operations & Home Staging
Sally Higgins; Art Curator, Sales & Customer Service
Edward Chiorazzi; Buyer, Designer & Accounts Payable
Leland Slarrow; Orchid Management, Deliveries, Sales & Customer Service
Keri Marion; Marketing / Branding Assistant, Web Research & Development, Graphic Design
C.C. Von Buseck; Inventory Management, Sales & Customer Service
Stephanie Bemboom & Amber Spenser; Sales and Customer Service
Phone: (831) 624-6499
Fax: (831) 624-6999
ILORI
Accessories
Website
Phone: (831) 624-3976
J. Crew-by-the-sea
Women’s & Teen Apparel
Website
Phone: (831) 624-2803
Janie and Jack
Children’s Apparel & Shoes
Website
Phone: (831) 620-1288
Khaki's of Carmel
Men’s & Specialty Apparel
Website
Phone: (831) 625-8106
Louis Vuitton
Men’s & Women’s Apparel & Shoes; Accessories; Luggage
Website
Phone: (831) 622-7400
Mark Fenwick
Women’s Apparel
Phone: (831) 624-1174
Parts Unknown
Men’s, Women’s & Teen’s Apparel
Website
Phone: (831) 626-6323
Talbots
Men’s, Women’s, Children’s & Specialty Apparel; Accessories
Website
Phone: (831) 626-1702
The Dutches
Women’s Apparel
Phone: (831) 625-5050
Tiffany & Co.
Jewelry
Website
Phone: (831) 626-4040
Tommy Bahama
Men’s & Women’s Apparel & Shoes; Accessories; Home & Office
Website
Phone: (831) 620-0302
Tumi
Luggage
Website
Phone: (831) 624-1680
Yves Delorme
Home & Office
Website
Phone:(831) 625-8600
Courtyard Level
Anubee
Children’s Apparel and Shoes; Toy, Games & Hobbies
Phone: (831) 626-1070
Bistro Beaujolais on the Plaza
Restaurant; Refreshments & Specialty
Website
Phone: (831) 624-5600
Carmel Coffee & Cocoa Bar
Refreshments & Specialty
Phone: (831) 622-0660
Coldwater Creek
Women’s Apparel; Accessories
Website
Phone: (831) 625-4248
Flying Fish Grill
Restaurant; Refreshments & Specialty
Phone: (831) 625-1962
Impressions: Fine & Fashion Jewelry
Jewelry; Accessories
Phone: (831) 620-0312
J. Jill
Women’s Apparel; Accessories
Website
Phone: (831) 620-0430
Jeffrey Collection, The
Jewelry
Phone: (831) 625-2050
L'Occitane en Provence
Cosmetics
Website
Phone: (831) 626-7055
Madrigal
Women’s Apparel & Shoes
Phone: (831) 624-3477
Ms. Fabulous
Women’s Apparel
Website
Phone: (831) 625-0920
Patisserie Boissiere Restaurant
French Restaurant
Website
Phone: (831) 624-5008
Sur La Table
Gifts, Cards & Books; Home & Office
Website
Phone: (831) 626-6433
Sylvie Unique Boutique
Women’s Apparel
Website
Phone: (831) 620-0980
The Cheese Shop
Gifts, Cards & Books: Refreshments & Specialty; Restaurant
Website
Phone: (831) 625-2272
3rd Level
Talbots
Men’s, Women’s, Children’s & Specialty Apparel; Accessories
Website
Phone: (831) 626-1702
Triangle Peak Partners
Phone: (831) 622-0428
Ocean Avenue, South Side, between Mission Street & San Carlos Street:
Jewels on Ocean
Jewelry
Featuring hand picked collections of fine and costume jewelry
Phone: (831) 625-6747
Carmel Sport
Apparel
Peggy Anne Raker
Phone: (831) 624-1174
St. Moritz Sweaters for Ladies & Gentlemen
Specializing in men's & ladies sweaters. Fine woolens, merino, alpaca, cottons, cashmere, angora & blends. Sizes S to 3X. USA made & imports from many countries.
Carmel Travel Wear
Men's Clothing, Women's Clothing, Children's Clothing, T-Shirts
Phone: (831) 624-4149
Star child
Fine clothing & footware for girls newborn to age 12.
Phone: (831) 625-0300
Romanoos
Fine Jewelers
Phone: (831) 626-2787
Adam Fox, Inc.
Since 1964
Cutlery store, featuring custom knives, manicure sets, canes, clocks, flasks, binoculars, weather instruments, bottle openers and many other unusual items and quality leather briefcases.
Phoen: (831) 624-5244
Fax: (831) 624-5269
Warren Building 2nd Floor:
ADCOM IV, INC.
Carmel Fire Protection Assoc.
Fire protection consulting firm specializing in providing fire prevention program services to fire departments and other public sector jurisdictions.
Art Black, Founder and Principal
Phone: (831) 624-8303
Fax: (831) 624-7739
E-Mail: Art Black, Principal~ art@carmelfire.com
Ginger P. Canis, CCO~ gingercanis@aol.com
Carmel Roaster Inc.
I BEAM
Phone: (831) 620-0417
Direct Hit
Hattori Photography
Michael Hattori, Photographer
DFI
Kelley Guest
Business Attorneys, Conservatorships, Estate and Trust Litigation, Legal Services; Probate
Phone: (831) 624-6800
Warren E. Small Attorney At Law
Business Attorney, Real Estate Attorney
Phone: (831) 649-1207; (831) 626-2630
Fax: (831) 649-1910
Email: wessmall@redshift.com
Art & Design
Iverson’s Tree Service
“Full service tree care company with experienced, skilled, knowledgeable, and courteous staff”
Commercial and Residential
Michael Iverson: Owner/Operator
Office: (831) 625-5743
Cell: (831) 601-0599
Martin Wolf
Attorney
Phone: (831) 622-0106
Kurtz Culinary
Specializing in fine foods, gourmet gifts & home entertaining ideas.
Phone:(831) 625-JAMS (5267)
Email: info@fruitoftheland.com
Mountainsong Galleries
“Quintessential California Art”
Original oils, fine art photography, glass and sculptures capture the beauty of many fabulous places in Carmel and throughout California.
Phone: 831-626-0600
Fax: (831) 626-0800
Email: Lucinda@MountainsongGalleries.com
Bittner
The Pleasure of Writing
Fine Pens & Paper
Pens, Leather & Journals, Corporate Gifts, Accessories
Phone: 1-888-Bittner
email: info@bittner.com
Carrigg’s of Carmel I
Home Furnishings
Furnishings from around the World
Owner & Designer Mary Ann Carrigg
Phone:(831) 620-1161
email: carriggsofcarmel@sbcglobal.net
Ocean Avenue, South Side, between San Carlos Street & Dolores Street:
Laub’s Country Store
Fun T-Shirts, Sport Shirts, Sweatpants by Crazy Shirts
Phone:(831) 626-7400
Sierra Shirts
Exclusive embroidery and silk-screen designs, in sizes from toddler to XXL.
Phone: (831) 624-2285
The Doud Arcade
"A Shopping Village in the Tradition of Old Carmel"
Arcade Shoppes:
Kris Kringle of Carmel
Personalized Ornaments & Collectibles
Phone: (831) 625-6020
Fax: (831) 625-5429
The Carmel Hat Shop
Men’s & Women’s Hats
Phone: (831) 625-9510
Email: store@carmelhatcompany.com
A.W. Shucks
Seafood Bar and Cocktails
Phone: (831) 624-6605
Fashion Street
Woman’s Boutique
“Collection of Unique, Beautiful, Comfortable clothing”
Phone: (831) 624-8868
Wicks And Wax
Candle Shop
Bill Richardson, Owner
Phone: (831) 624-6044
Vasana Gifts & Candies
Cosmetics
Phone: (831) 625-5511
Sockshop Carmel
“Largest selection of socks and hosiery on the West Coast”
Phone: (831) 624-6044
Fax: (831) 624-4298
Email: customerservice@sockshoponline.com
Upper Level:
Laurie Ellen Face and Body Salon
Laurie Ellen McGarry, Owner & Skin Care Specialist
Phone: (831) 625-6565
Lilli-Anne A Beauty Salon
Phone: (831) 624-8044
Maja Designs
Jewelry Retailers
Phone: (831) 624-0480
The River Beach Group, LLC
DOUGLAS J. INGLE, Agent
Diane M. Kelly, CPA, MS
Accountant
Phone: (831) 626-6810
Homecare for Senior Your Trusted Care Providers
Craft Studios:
Jazzy Pernie's of Carmel
Women’s Clothing
Phone: (831) 626-8868
Bountiful Basket
Gourmet Food & Wine Tasting
Phone: (831) 625-4457
Toll Free: (800) 930-0077
Email: sales@bountifulbasketcarmel.co
Artemis Collection
Handmade Wearable Art & Home Décor
From Turkey, Uzbekistan and Afghanistan
Valerie Andriola Purpura, Owner
Phone: (831) 622-9242
Email: Valerieap@hotmail.com
Istanbul Collection
Carmel Belle
Good Food & Wine
COFFEE, CHEESE& CHARCUTERIE
Breakfast & Lunch
Phone: (831) 624-1600
Email: info@carmelbelle.com
Robin’s Jewelry
Handcrafted Sterling Silver
One-of-a-kind pieces in sterling silver with shells, and stones, and other organic material.
Phone: (831) 626-4119
Email: robin@robinsjewelrycarmel.com
The Carmel Coffee House And Roasting Company
Specialty Coffees, Teas, Gift Packs & Specialty Gifts
Classic European espresso drinks, five brewed coffees, tea, baked goods and desserts
Phone: (831) 626-2095
Fax: (831) 626-2091
Red Haute
Sophisticated, casual boutique offering everything in fur, leather, suede, denims and accessories.
Phone: (831) 625-6333
Carmel Rentals
Vacation Rentals, Long Term Rentals, Homes for Sale
Jerry Warner, Founder & Owner
Phone: (831) 625-5217
email: jerry@carmelrentals.net
The Club at Red Haute
Premier designer clothing and accessories boutique
Phone: (831) 625-1645
Lloyd’s Shoes, Carmel
Since 1975
Quality women's footwear from Italy, Spain, Brazil, Asia and the U.S.; beautiful handbags from Italy, Asia and the U.S.; and quality legwear.
Phone: (831) 625-1382
Fax: (831) 625-6045
Paloosh
Fabulous collection of shoes and handbags.
Phone: (831) 626-2773
Ocean Avenue, South Side, between Dolores Street & Lincoln Street:
Classic Art Galleries
Fine art featuring over 100 contemporary artists and one of the largest collections of 19th and early 20th century masters.
Phone: (831) 626-3002
Fax: (831) 626-1393
email: art@classicartgallery.com
Robert Talbott
Neckwear, Dress, Sport & Knit Shirts, Sweaters, Jackets, Trousers, Accessories & Women’s Wear
Toll Free: 1-888-557-0575
St. Moritz Sweaters for Ladies & Gentlemen (Moving soon)
Specializing in men's & ladies sweaters. Fine woolens, merino, alpaca, cottons, cashmere, angora & blends. Sizes S to 3X. USA made & imports from many countries.
Galerie Rue Royal
Fine Art Est. 1915
Unique European and American paintings by famous or classic artists in contemporary works and world-reknown.
Phone: (831) 626-3456
Thomas Kinkade garden gallery Derling Lane
“Painter of Light”
Phone: (831) 626-6700
Galante Vineyards Wine Tasting Derling Lane
Wine Tasting
Jack Galante, Proprietor
Phone: (831) 624-3800
Fax: (831) 624-3200
email: wine@galantevineyards.com
Pat Areias
Jewelry
STERLING BUCKLES, EXOTIC LEATHERS
JEWELRY FOR MEN & WOMEN.
Pat Areias Sterling is a top designer of Handmade Sterling Silver Custom Belt Buckles, Jewelry and Accessories.
B & G Jewelers
Since 1973
Fine estate jewelry store
Family owned and operated by Brothers Peter and Alex Agacanyan.
Phone: (831) 625-2235
Carmel Bakery And Coffee Co.
Since 1906
Specializes in Scottish Shortbread, English Scones, Italian Biscotti and Giant Soft Bavarian Pretzels
Phone: (831) 626-8885 ext. 11
Burns Cowboy Shop (former site of Villeroy & Boch)
Family Owned Since 1876
“COWBOY QUALITY AT ITS BEST”
Phone: (831) 624-4014 or (800) 453-1281
Email: info@burnssaddlery.com
Blog: Danna's Bla Bla Blog for Horse Lovers
BOATWORKS
Apparel, Books, Model Ships, Nautical Décor & Gifts, Nautical Instruments, Unique Memorabilia, Prints & Travel Posters
Phone: (831) 626-1870
Dametra Café
"Like Nowhere Else"
Ristorante Mediterraneo
Owners: Faisal Nimri & Bashar Sneeh
Phone: (831) 622-7766
email: contactus@dametracafe.com
The Pegasus
Blogojce Fine Art
Art Gallery
Phone: (831) 238-2580
Ocean Avenue, South Side, between Lincoln Street & Monte Verde Street:
Carmel Bay Company
“A Contemporary Approach to Eclectic Living”
Bath, Desk, Furniture, Garden, Hats, Bags & Jewelry, Home Décor, Kitchen & Dining, Unique Finds, Wall Décor
Phone: (831) 624-3868
email: info@carmelbaycompany.com
Carmel Valley Coffee Roasting Co.
More than 60 varieties of regular, decaf, flavored, organic, shade-grown and herbal coffee and gifts.
Phone: (831) 626-2913
THE COURT OF THE GOLDEN BOUGH
White Rabbit
One of the largest collections of items from the world of Alice in Wonderland.
Email: support@thewhiterabbit.net
Phone: (831) 626-3236
Arawan Thai Café
Features homestyle Thai cuisine in their cozy dining room or outdoor patio. Dogs are welcome in the patio.
Phone: (831) 625-4331
Expert Alterations By Tuyen
Alterations & Tailoring
Phone: (831) 626-1618
Jane Austen at Home
Antiques and Collectibles
Phone: (831) 622-0997
Mon Amie...a women’s boutique
Women's consignment boutique
Phone: (831) 625-5100
Where The Sidewalk Ends
jewelry gifts fashion
Women’s Clothing
Phone: (831) 625-5065
Kids by the Sea
“A whimsical boutique for boys and girls”
Phone: (831) 624-2221
Fax: (831) 624-2240
Cottage of Sweets
Imported English Candies Custom Chocolates & Fudge
Collection of fudge, locally made chocolates, British sweets, gummis and a wide variety of nostalgic and children's novelty candies and over 50 different types of licorices from all over the world.
Phone: (831) 624-5170
Fax: (831) 620-0106
The Tea Rose Collection
Tea Shop
Specializing in tea related items, teapots, tea cups, accessories
Phone: (831) 624-3097
Material Goods
Ceramic Chickens, Hens, and Roosters by Catherine Hunter
French Guinea Hens by La Pintade
Clay Birds and Owls by Stiles in Clay
Accessories
Phone:(831) 624-0714
Winters Gallery
Fine Art
Specializing in the original diversified work of prominent California and internationally known artists. Featuring original Igor Levashov paintings.
Phone:(831) 626-5452
Cellular: (831)224-5626 or 5627
Fax: (831)626-5429
Candlesticks of Carmel
Funky Furniture, Pebbles, Illume, RosyRing,Votivo, Tapers
Select boutique that offers a variety of candles
Phone: (831) 626-4305
Email: info@candlesticksofcarmel.com
(Last Updated July 17, 2010)
Ocean Avenue, North Side, between Mission Street & San Carlos Street (east to west):
Palomas Home Furnishings
Home Furnishings
Phone: (831) 624-6120
Fax: (831) 624-6119
Hedi’s
"Shoes from Around The World"
Shoes
Phone: (831) 624-5580
email: hedisshoes@yahoo.com
Wyland Galleries
Art Gallery
Toll Free: 1-800.WYLAND.0
email: customerservice@wylandgalleries.com
Zantman Art Galleries
Art Gallery
Phone: (831) 624-8314
Fax: (831) 626-8408
Email: bill@zantmangalleries.com
Café Carmel Coffee House
Phone: (831) 624-3870
Music Boxes of Carmel
Music Boxes, Clocks, Collectibles, Gifts
Phone: (831) 622-9120
email: musboxcarmel@yahoo.com
MARK AREIAS JEWELERS
Jewelry
Phone: (831) 624-5621
Fax: (831) 624-8557
AUGUSTINA'S
Wearable Art, Selection of Paula Lishman International, Men’s & Women’s Coats & Jackets
Phone: (831) 624-1977
email: augustinacarmelmail@earthlink.net
COACH
Handbags, Wallets & Wristlets, Accessories, Shoes, Jewelry, Apparel, Gifts
Phone: (831) 626-1777
Ocean Avenue, North Side, between San Carlos Street & Dolores Street:
inago
Women’s Clothing
Phone:(831) 622-0313
Galerie Rue Toulouse
Art Gallery
Phone: (831) 625-3456
Carmel Drug Store
Carmel’s Classic Drugstore & Family Pharmacy
Independently Serving the Local Community Since 1910
Offering Quality Products & Friendly Service
Phone: (831) 624-3819
Jewelry Atelier
Jewelry
Phone: (831) 624-7591
Whittakers
Home Furnishings & Accessories
Owner/artist Willa Aylaian
Phone: (831) 624-2185
Fax: (831) 624-6904
e-mail: info@whittakerscarmel.com.
Garcia Gallery
Original Art & Jewelry
Graphics, Paintings, Wall Hangers, Sculptures, Moran Sculpture
About Danny Garcia & Malcolm Moran
Phone: (831) 624-8338
Fax: (800) 626-9419
Carmel Forecast
Apparel
Phone: (831) 626-1735
Ocean Avenue, North Side, between Dolores Street & Lincoln Street:
Alain Pinel Realtors
PURVEYORS OF FINE PROPERTIES
Real Estate
Phone: (831) 622-1040
Toll Free: 800.933.1331
Owners: Judie and Bob Profeta
B&G Estate Jewelers
Jewelry
Phone: (831) 625-5710
Jim Miller GALLERY
Art Gallery
"A Carmel, California, Art Gallery"
"Paintings Bringing Beauty To Life"
Phone: (831) 625-0425
Email: jim@jimmillergallery.com
CARMEL CASHMERE AND COMPANY
Men’s & Women’s Cashmere Sweaters & Accessories, Cashmere Blankets & Throws
Kathleen Million, Owner
toll free 888 237-1581
email: cashmereclub@aol.com
EVANS GALLERY
LANDSCAPES | FLOWERS | INTERIORS | ANIMALS | STILL LIFE | BRONZE SCULPTURES | ABSTRACTS |
Phone: (831) 624-2696
cell: (831) 238-6747
email: billyevans1@comcast.net
Carmel Antiques
Antiques
Phone: (831) 624-6100
Coldwell Banker Real Estate
Real Estate
Phone: (831) 626-2225
FOURTANE
Antique & Vintage Jewelers
Since 1950
Estate and Contemporary Jewelry and Watches Rolex
Phone: (831) 624-4684
Ocean Avenue, North Side, between Lincoln Street & Monte Verde Street:
FOURTANE
Antique & Vintage Jewelers
Since 1950
Estate and Contemporary Jewelry and Watches Rolex
Phone: (831) 624-4684
PIERRE DEUX II
The Pine Inn
French Country
Furniture, Home Décor, Rugs, Tabletop, Lighting, Totes & Bags, Wallpaper, Fabrics
LUSH
Fresh Handmade Cosmetics
Bath, Shower, Hair, Skincare, Fragances, Gifts
Phone: (831) 625-5874
RITTMASTER
At the Pine Inn
Phone: (831) 624-1147
Fax: (831) 624-0410
Modern women’s clothing & accessories
PIERRE DEUX
The Pine Inn
French Country
Furniture, Home Décor, Rugs, Tabletop, Lighting, Totes & Bags, Wallpaper, Fabrics
Designer on Staff: Linda Simons
Phone:(831) 624-8185
Email: carmel@pierredeux.com
Ocean Avenue, North Side, between Monte Verde Street & Casanova Street:
TWO SISTERS DESIGNS
Jewelry, Lampwork Beads
Owners & local artists Pat and Paula Hazdovac
Phone: (831) 625-1203
email: TWOSISTERS1@HOTMAIL.COM
LA COIFFURE SALON
European-style salon
Phone: (831) 624-9187
Ocean Avenue, South Side, between Junipero Avenue & Mission Street (east to west):
Carmel Plaza
Ocean Avenue Level
Anthropologie
Women’s Apparel & Shoes; Gifts, Cards & Books; Accessories
Website
Phone:(831) 624-2129
Bottega Veneta
Jewelry; Women’s Shoes; Accessories
Website
Phone: (831) 622-0518
Cole Haan
Apparel, Men’s & Women’s Shoes; Accessories
Website
Phone:(831) 624-2650
Concierge Center
Services
Phone: (831) 624-1385
Cos Bar
Luxury skincare, makeup, and frangrances
Website
Phone: (831) 626-6249
From Tee to Green
Specialty & Sports Apparel; Sporting Goods
Website
Phone: (831) 626-8800
Georgiou
Women’s Apparel
Website
Phone: (831) 625-5600
Hidesign
Accessories, Luggage
Website
Phone: (831) 624-7100
HOMESCAPES CARMEL...change your world (Opening Summer 2010)
Global Importers
"Featuring the award-winning style for which we’re known enhanced by an Assouline Corner bookstore, Interior Design Studio and a Tasting Room Cafe."
Thompson Lange; Buyer, Merchandising, Marketing & Branding
Beau Lange; Operations & Home Staging
Sally Higgins; Art Curator, Sales & Customer Service
Edward Chiorazzi; Buyer, Designer & Accounts Payable
Leland Slarrow; Orchid Management, Deliveries, Sales & Customer Service
Keri Marion; Marketing / Branding Assistant, Web Research & Development, Graphic Design
C.C. Von Buseck; Inventory Management, Sales & Customer Service
Stephanie Bemboom & Amber Spenser; Sales and Customer Service
Phone: (831) 624-6499
Fax: (831) 624-6999
ILORI
Accessories
Website
Phone: (831) 624-3976
J. Crew-by-the-sea
Women’s & Teen Apparel
Website
Phone: (831) 624-2803
Janie and Jack
Children’s Apparel & Shoes
Website
Phone: (831) 620-1288
Khaki's of Carmel
Men’s & Specialty Apparel
Website
Phone: (831) 625-8106
Louis Vuitton
Men’s & Women’s Apparel & Shoes; Accessories; Luggage
Website
Phone: (831) 622-7400
Mark Fenwick
Women’s Apparel
Phone: (831) 624-1174
Parts Unknown
Men’s, Women’s & Teen’s Apparel
Website
Phone: (831) 626-6323
Talbots
Men’s, Women’s, Children’s & Specialty Apparel; Accessories
Website
Phone: (831) 626-1702
The Dutches
Women’s Apparel
Phone: (831) 625-5050
Tiffany & Co.
Jewelry
Website
Phone: (831) 626-4040
Tommy Bahama
Men’s & Women’s Apparel & Shoes; Accessories; Home & Office
Website
Phone: (831) 620-0302
Tumi
Luggage
Website
Phone: (831) 624-1680
Yves Delorme
Home & Office
Website
Phone:(831) 625-8600
Courtyard Level
Anubee
Children’s Apparel and Shoes; Toy, Games & Hobbies
Phone: (831) 626-1070
Bistro Beaujolais on the Plaza
Restaurant; Refreshments & Specialty
Website
Phone: (831) 624-5600
Carmel Coffee & Cocoa Bar
Refreshments & Specialty
Phone: (831) 622-0660
Coldwater Creek
Women’s Apparel; Accessories
Website
Phone: (831) 625-4248
Flying Fish Grill
Restaurant; Refreshments & Specialty
Phone: (831) 625-1962
Impressions: Fine & Fashion Jewelry
Jewelry; Accessories
Phone: (831) 620-0312
J. Jill
Women’s Apparel; Accessories
Website
Phone: (831) 620-0430
Jeffrey Collection, The
Jewelry
Phone: (831) 625-2050
L'Occitane en Provence
Cosmetics
Website
Phone: (831) 626-7055
Madrigal
Women’s Apparel & Shoes
Phone: (831) 624-3477
Ms. Fabulous
Women’s Apparel
Website
Phone: (831) 625-0920
Patisserie Boissiere Restaurant
French Restaurant
Website
Phone: (831) 624-5008
Sur La Table
Gifts, Cards & Books; Home & Office
Website
Phone: (831) 626-6433
Sylvie Unique Boutique
Women’s Apparel
Website
Phone: (831) 620-0980
The Cheese Shop
Gifts, Cards & Books: Refreshments & Specialty; Restaurant
Website
Phone: (831) 625-2272
3rd Level
Talbots
Men’s, Women’s, Children’s & Specialty Apparel; Accessories
Website
Phone: (831) 626-1702
Triangle Peak Partners
Phone: (831) 622-0428
Ocean Avenue, South Side, between Mission Street & San Carlos Street:
Jewels on Ocean
Jewelry
Featuring hand picked collections of fine and costume jewelry
Phone: (831) 625-6747
Carmel Sport
Apparel
Peggy Anne Raker
Phone: (831) 624-1174
St. Moritz Sweaters for Ladies & Gentlemen
Specializing in men's & ladies sweaters. Fine woolens, merino, alpaca, cottons, cashmere, angora & blends. Sizes S to 3X. USA made & imports from many countries.
Carmel Travel Wear
Men's Clothing, Women's Clothing, Children's Clothing, T-Shirts
Phone: (831) 624-4149
Star child
Fine clothing & footware for girls newborn to age 12.
Phone: (831) 625-0300
Romanoos
Fine Jewelers
Phone: (831) 626-2787
Adam Fox, Inc.
Since 1964
Cutlery store, featuring custom knives, manicure sets, canes, clocks, flasks, binoculars, weather instruments, bottle openers and many other unusual items and quality leather briefcases.
Phoen: (831) 624-5244
Fax: (831) 624-5269
Warren Building 2nd Floor:
ADCOM IV, INC.
Carmel Fire Protection Assoc.
Fire protection consulting firm specializing in providing fire prevention program services to fire departments and other public sector jurisdictions.
Art Black, Founder and Principal
Phone: (831) 624-8303
Fax: (831) 624-7739
E-Mail: Art Black, Principal~ art@carmelfire.com
Ginger P. Canis, CCO~ gingercanis@aol.com
Carmel Roaster Inc.
I BEAM
Phone: (831) 620-0417
Direct Hit
Hattori Photography
Michael Hattori, Photographer
DFI
Kelley Guest
Business Attorneys, Conservatorships, Estate and Trust Litigation, Legal Services; Probate
Phone: (831) 624-6800
Warren E. Small Attorney At Law
Business Attorney, Real Estate Attorney
Phone: (831) 649-1207; (831) 626-2630
Fax: (831) 649-1910
Email: wessmall@redshift.com
Art & Design
Iverson’s Tree Service
“Full service tree care company with experienced, skilled, knowledgeable, and courteous staff”
Commercial and Residential
Michael Iverson: Owner/Operator
Office: (831) 625-5743
Cell: (831) 601-0599
Martin Wolf
Attorney
Phone: (831) 622-0106
Kurtz Culinary
Specializing in fine foods, gourmet gifts & home entertaining ideas.
Phone:(831) 625-JAMS (5267)
Email: info@fruitoftheland.com
Mountainsong Galleries
“Quintessential California Art”
Original oils, fine art photography, glass and sculptures capture the beauty of many fabulous places in Carmel and throughout California.
Phone: 831-626-0600
Fax: (831) 626-0800
Email: Lucinda@MountainsongGalleries.com
Bittner
The Pleasure of Writing
Fine Pens & Paper
Pens, Leather & Journals, Corporate Gifts, Accessories
Phone: 1-888-Bittner
email: info@bittner.com
Carrigg’s of Carmel I
Home Furnishings
Furnishings from around the World
Owner & Designer Mary Ann Carrigg
Phone:(831) 620-1161
email: carriggsofcarmel@sbcglobal.net
Ocean Avenue, South Side, between San Carlos Street & Dolores Street:
Laub’s Country Store
Fun T-Shirts, Sport Shirts, Sweatpants by Crazy Shirts
Phone:(831) 626-7400
Sierra Shirts
Exclusive embroidery and silk-screen designs, in sizes from toddler to XXL.
Phone: (831) 624-2285
The Doud Arcade
"A Shopping Village in the Tradition of Old Carmel"
Arcade Shoppes:
Kris Kringle of Carmel
Personalized Ornaments & Collectibles
Phone: (831) 625-6020
Fax: (831) 625-5429
The Carmel Hat Shop
Men’s & Women’s Hats
Phone: (831) 625-9510
Email: store@carmelhatcompany.com
A.W. Shucks
Seafood Bar and Cocktails
Phone: (831) 624-6605
Fashion Street
Woman’s Boutique
“Collection of Unique, Beautiful, Comfortable clothing”
Phone: (831) 624-8868
Wicks And Wax
Candle Shop
Bill Richardson, Owner
Phone: (831) 624-6044
Vasana Gifts & Candies
Cosmetics
Phone: (831) 625-5511
Sockshop Carmel
“Largest selection of socks and hosiery on the West Coast”
Phone: (831) 624-6044
Fax: (831) 624-4298
Email: customerservice@sockshoponline.com
Upper Level:
Laurie Ellen Face and Body Salon
Laurie Ellen McGarry, Owner & Skin Care Specialist
Phone: (831) 625-6565
Lilli-Anne A Beauty Salon
Phone: (831) 624-8044
Maja Designs
Jewelry Retailers
Phone: (831) 624-0480
The River Beach Group, LLC
DOUGLAS J. INGLE, Agent
Diane M. Kelly, CPA, MS
Accountant
Phone: (831) 626-6810
Homecare for Senior Your Trusted Care Providers
Craft Studios:
Jazzy Pernie's of Carmel
Women’s Clothing
Phone: (831) 626-8868
Bountiful Basket
Gourmet Food & Wine Tasting
Phone: (831) 625-4457
Toll Free: (800) 930-0077
Email: sales@bountifulbasketcarmel.co
Artemis Collection
Handmade Wearable Art & Home Décor
From Turkey, Uzbekistan and Afghanistan
Valerie Andriola Purpura, Owner
Phone: (831) 622-9242
Email: Valerieap@hotmail.com
Istanbul Collection
Carmel Belle
Good Food & Wine
COFFEE, CHEESE& CHARCUTERIE
Breakfast & Lunch
Phone: (831) 624-1600
Email: info@carmelbelle.com
Robin’s Jewelry
Handcrafted Sterling Silver
One-of-a-kind pieces in sterling silver with shells, and stones, and other organic material.
Phone: (831) 626-4119
Email: robin@robinsjewelrycarmel.com
The Carmel Coffee House And Roasting Company
Specialty Coffees, Teas, Gift Packs & Specialty Gifts
Classic European espresso drinks, five brewed coffees, tea, baked goods and desserts
Phone: (831) 626-2095
Fax: (831) 626-2091
Red Haute
Sophisticated, casual boutique offering everything in fur, leather, suede, denims and accessories.
Phone: (831) 625-6333
Carmel Rentals
Vacation Rentals, Long Term Rentals, Homes for Sale
Jerry Warner, Founder & Owner
Phone: (831) 625-5217
email: jerry@carmelrentals.net
The Club at Red Haute
Premier designer clothing and accessories boutique
Phone: (831) 625-1645
Lloyd’s Shoes, Carmel
Since 1975
Quality women's footwear from Italy, Spain, Brazil, Asia and the U.S.; beautiful handbags from Italy, Asia and the U.S.; and quality legwear.
Phone: (831) 625-1382
Fax: (831) 625-6045
Paloosh
Fabulous collection of shoes and handbags.
Phone: (831) 626-2773
Ocean Avenue, South Side, between Dolores Street & Lincoln Street:
Classic Art Galleries
Fine art featuring over 100 contemporary artists and one of the largest collections of 19th and early 20th century masters.
Phone: (831) 626-3002
Fax: (831) 626-1393
email: art@classicartgallery.com
Robert Talbott
Neckwear, Dress, Sport & Knit Shirts, Sweaters, Jackets, Trousers, Accessories & Women’s Wear
Toll Free: 1-888-557-0575
St. Moritz Sweaters for Ladies & Gentlemen (Moving soon)
Specializing in men's & ladies sweaters. Fine woolens, merino, alpaca, cottons, cashmere, angora & blends. Sizes S to 3X. USA made & imports from many countries.
Galerie Rue Royal
Fine Art Est. 1915
Unique European and American paintings by famous or classic artists in contemporary works and world-reknown.
Phone: (831) 626-3456
Thomas Kinkade garden gallery Derling Lane
“Painter of Light”
Phone: (831) 626-6700
Galante Vineyards Wine Tasting Derling Lane
Wine Tasting
Jack Galante, Proprietor
Phone: (831) 624-3800
Fax: (831) 624-3200
email: wine@galantevineyards.com
Pat Areias
Jewelry
STERLING BUCKLES, EXOTIC LEATHERS
JEWELRY FOR MEN & WOMEN.
Pat Areias Sterling is a top designer of Handmade Sterling Silver Custom Belt Buckles, Jewelry and Accessories.
B & G Jewelers
Since 1973
Fine estate jewelry store
Family owned and operated by Brothers Peter and Alex Agacanyan.
Phone: (831) 625-2235
Carmel Bakery And Coffee Co.
Since 1906
Specializes in Scottish Shortbread, English Scones, Italian Biscotti and Giant Soft Bavarian Pretzels
Phone: (831) 626-8885 ext. 11
Burns Cowboy Shop (former site of Villeroy & Boch)
Family Owned Since 1876
“COWBOY QUALITY AT ITS BEST”
Phone: (831) 624-4014 or (800) 453-1281
Email: info@burnssaddlery.com
Blog: Danna's Bla Bla Blog for Horse Lovers
BOATWORKS
Apparel, Books, Model Ships, Nautical Décor & Gifts, Nautical Instruments, Unique Memorabilia, Prints & Travel Posters
Phone: (831) 626-1870
Dametra Café
"Like Nowhere Else"
Ristorante Mediterraneo
Owners: Faisal Nimri & Bashar Sneeh
Phone: (831) 622-7766
email: contactus@dametracafe.com
The Pegasus
Blogojce Fine Art
Art Gallery
Phone: (831) 238-2580
Ocean Avenue, South Side, between Lincoln Street & Monte Verde Street:
Carmel Bay Company
“A Contemporary Approach to Eclectic Living”
Bath, Desk, Furniture, Garden, Hats, Bags & Jewelry, Home Décor, Kitchen & Dining, Unique Finds, Wall Décor
Phone: (831) 624-3868
email: info@carmelbaycompany.com
Carmel Valley Coffee Roasting Co.
More than 60 varieties of regular, decaf, flavored, organic, shade-grown and herbal coffee and gifts.
Phone: (831) 626-2913
THE COURT OF THE GOLDEN BOUGH
White Rabbit
One of the largest collections of items from the world of Alice in Wonderland.
Email: support@thewhiterabbit.net
Phone: (831) 626-3236
Arawan Thai Café
Features homestyle Thai cuisine in their cozy dining room or outdoor patio. Dogs are welcome in the patio.
Phone: (831) 625-4331
Expert Alterations By Tuyen
Alterations & Tailoring
Phone: (831) 626-1618
Jane Austen at Home
Antiques and Collectibles
Phone: (831) 622-0997
Mon Amie...a women’s boutique
Women's consignment boutique
Phone: (831) 625-5100
Where The Sidewalk Ends
jewelry gifts fashion
Women’s Clothing
Phone: (831) 625-5065
Kids by the Sea
“A whimsical boutique for boys and girls”
Phone: (831) 624-2221
Fax: (831) 624-2240
Cottage of Sweets
Imported English Candies Custom Chocolates & Fudge
Collection of fudge, locally made chocolates, British sweets, gummis and a wide variety of nostalgic and children's novelty candies and over 50 different types of licorices from all over the world.
Phone: (831) 624-5170
Fax: (831) 620-0106
The Tea Rose Collection
Tea Shop
Specializing in tea related items, teapots, tea cups, accessories
Phone: (831) 624-3097
Material Goods
Ceramic Chickens, Hens, and Roosters by Catherine Hunter
French Guinea Hens by La Pintade
Clay Birds and Owls by Stiles in Clay
Accessories
Phone:(831) 624-0714
Winters Gallery
Fine Art
Specializing in the original diversified work of prominent California and internationally known artists. Featuring original Igor Levashov paintings.
Phone:(831) 626-5452
Cellular: (831)224-5626 or 5627
Fax: (831)626-5429
Candlesticks of Carmel
Funky Furniture, Pebbles, Illume, RosyRing,Votivo, Tapers
Select boutique that offers a variety of candles
Phone: (831) 626-4305
Email: info@candlesticksofcarmel.com
(Last Updated July 17, 2010)
Friday, April 23, 2010
COMMENTARY: The Personal Vendettas of Mayor Sue McCloud
Personal Vendetta: Revenge (synonym vengeance) is a harmful action against a person or group as a response to a (real or perceived) grievance.
Despite Mayor Sue McCloud’s consistent rhetoric for the past ten years about “common sense and mutual respect for one another’s views” and moving “forward together,” Sue McCloud has hyper-polarized our community by vilifying individuals with accusations of “character assassination,” “personal attack,” assailing individuals' arguments as “misinformation” and pursuing personal vendettas.
Case Study I: John Mandurrago, Property Owner and Developer
Years ago as a Planning Commissioner, Sue McCloud wrote and distributed a fax to her fellow planning commissioners regarding a proposed project which concluded “if we all hang together on this we can kill this project.” Not only was this act a violation of the Brown Act, but she later as mayor pursued a personal vendetta against John Mandurrago. In a recent letter to the editor, John Mandurrago explained, as follows:
Having lived and done business in Carmel for over 22 years, I have watched Mayor Sue McCloud pursue personal vendettas and expose Carmel to extraordinary legal liability.
In 1999, for example, a Carmel City Hall employee handed me a fax that was addressed to all planning commissioners discussing one of my projects. The fax was sent by Sue McCloud and, after putting forth substantive arguments against my project, it concluded “if we all hang together on this we can kill this project.”
Several elected Carmel officials told me McCloud’s fax was unethical conduct and a violation of the Brown Act. I was quickly offered a settlement in exchange for not suing the city. This is why McCloud was not reappointed to the planning commission.
Shortly after McCloud was elected mayor, Rich Guillen asked me to meet with him and McCloud at Carmel City Hall. McCloud had a scowl on her face, leaned over the table, and threatened me. She said “things are going to be different from now on.”
Carmel residents and Carmel business owners deserve an ethical mayor. Sue McCloud is not an ethical mayor.
Moreover, John Mandurrago’s Petition filed in Monterey County Superior Court against the City of Carmel-by-the-Sea on February 27, 2009 (M97273), states, as follows:
Carmel’s almost four year delay in certification of the EIR is wholly arbitrary and irrational subjective EIR requirements based on vindictive ill will aimed at Petitioner and his project and is intended to delay and ultimately deny the Project based on animus, ill will and wholly arbitrary and irrational subjective requirements “such as loss of great architecture” when the City has no written regulation, policy, resolution, General Plan, zoning ordinance, or any factual documentation to support this funding of unmitigated substantive adverse impact in the environment pursuant to CEQA.
The above recited actions of Respondents’ and Defendants’ in depriving Petitioner of his state and federal protected constitutional rights were done with evil motive or intent, or with reckless or callous indifference to Petitioner’s rights requiring putative damages to be imposed.
Case Study II: Melanie Billig, President of Flanders Foundation
If the criteria used to determine the fate of the Flanders Mansion Parkland Property had involved the integrity of Mission Trail Nature Preserve and planning policy, namely the elimination of in-holdings, not the creation of in-holdings, then Mayor Sue McCloud would have solicited proposals for the lease use of the Flanders Mansion, placed the proposals on a public meeting agenda for public consideration and negotiated in good faith with representatives of the Flanders Foundation. Instead, for ten years, Mayor Sue McCloud campaigned exclusively for the sale of the Flanders Mansion Parkland Property resulting in two “rubberstamp” city councils voting in 2005 and 2009 to authorize the sale of the Property; and even after a Monterey County Superior Court Judge ruled in 2007 against the City in Flanders Foundation v. City of Carmel-by-the-Sea, et al. (M76728), the mayor continued authorizing expenditures of taxpayer dollars toward the sale of the Property, rather than consider lease options. Therefore, a reasonable inference is that Sue McCloud was guided by personal animosity towards the individual behind the lease use of the Flanders Mansion Parkland Property, Flanders Foundation President Melanie Billig.
Case Study III: Jane Miller, On-Leave Human Resources Manager
In on-leave Human Resources Manager Jane Miller’s court file pertaining to her lawsuit against the City, information shows that four former senior management city employees had claims similar to Jane Miller, namely “hostile” work environment and being force into early retirement, and in at least two of those cases, the city employees waived claims to secure a monetary settlement. Furthermore, in all four cases, the City negotiated with the attorney for the four city employees until a settlement was reached. However, in the case of Jane Miller, the mayor and city council not only failed to response to Jane Miller's attorney’s May 2008 letter and Jane Miller’s October 2008 letter, but they failed to negotiate in good faith prior to Jane Miller filing her lawsuit against the City in June 2009. Additionally, Mayor Sue McCloud demeaned Jane Miller with her dismissive "it's nothing" characterization of Jane Miller's legal complaint. Therefore, a reasonable inference is that Sue McCloud’s decisions were guided by personal animosity towards the individual personifying city employees with complaints regarding “hostile” work environment and being forced into early retirement.
In conclusion, the mayor of Carmel-by-the-Sea is expected to speak to all Carmelites, not merely to her supporters, and build consensus through argument and persuasion - not by vilifying individuals and pursing personal vendettas. Moreover, Mayor Sue McCloud’s personal animus against individuals has guided her governmental decision-making, rather than an objective analysis of the merits of the issues, including the fates of the Walter Burde bank building and Flanders Mansion Parkland Property and the complaints by city employees of sexual harassment, employment discrimination and retaliation. To wit, 736 Carmel voters who voted for mayoral candidate Adam Moniz recognize the aforementioned, while the 847 Carmel voters who voted for incumbent Mayor Sue McCloud will someday in the future have to account for their support of the current mayor of Carmel-by-the-Sea.
Despite Mayor Sue McCloud’s consistent rhetoric for the past ten years about “common sense and mutual respect for one another’s views” and moving “forward together,” Sue McCloud has hyper-polarized our community by vilifying individuals with accusations of “character assassination,” “personal attack,” assailing individuals' arguments as “misinformation” and pursuing personal vendettas.
Case Study I: John Mandurrago, Property Owner and Developer
Years ago as a Planning Commissioner, Sue McCloud wrote and distributed a fax to her fellow planning commissioners regarding a proposed project which concluded “if we all hang together on this we can kill this project.” Not only was this act a violation of the Brown Act, but she later as mayor pursued a personal vendetta against John Mandurrago. In a recent letter to the editor, John Mandurrago explained, as follows:
Having lived and done business in Carmel for over 22 years, I have watched Mayor Sue McCloud pursue personal vendettas and expose Carmel to extraordinary legal liability.
In 1999, for example, a Carmel City Hall employee handed me a fax that was addressed to all planning commissioners discussing one of my projects. The fax was sent by Sue McCloud and, after putting forth substantive arguments against my project, it concluded “if we all hang together on this we can kill this project.”
Several elected Carmel officials told me McCloud’s fax was unethical conduct and a violation of the Brown Act. I was quickly offered a settlement in exchange for not suing the city. This is why McCloud was not reappointed to the planning commission.
Shortly after McCloud was elected mayor, Rich Guillen asked me to meet with him and McCloud at Carmel City Hall. McCloud had a scowl on her face, leaned over the table, and threatened me. She said “things are going to be different from now on.”
Carmel residents and Carmel business owners deserve an ethical mayor. Sue McCloud is not an ethical mayor.
Moreover, John Mandurrago’s Petition filed in Monterey County Superior Court against the City of Carmel-by-the-Sea on February 27, 2009 (M97273), states, as follows:
Carmel’s almost four year delay in certification of the EIR is wholly arbitrary and irrational subjective EIR requirements based on vindictive ill will aimed at Petitioner and his project and is intended to delay and ultimately deny the Project based on animus, ill will and wholly arbitrary and irrational subjective requirements “such as loss of great architecture” when the City has no written regulation, policy, resolution, General Plan, zoning ordinance, or any factual documentation to support this funding of unmitigated substantive adverse impact in the environment pursuant to CEQA.
The above recited actions of Respondents’ and Defendants’ in depriving Petitioner of his state and federal protected constitutional rights were done with evil motive or intent, or with reckless or callous indifference to Petitioner’s rights requiring putative damages to be imposed.
Case Study II: Melanie Billig, President of Flanders Foundation
If the criteria used to determine the fate of the Flanders Mansion Parkland Property had involved the integrity of Mission Trail Nature Preserve and planning policy, namely the elimination of in-holdings, not the creation of in-holdings, then Mayor Sue McCloud would have solicited proposals for the lease use of the Flanders Mansion, placed the proposals on a public meeting agenda for public consideration and negotiated in good faith with representatives of the Flanders Foundation. Instead, for ten years, Mayor Sue McCloud campaigned exclusively for the sale of the Flanders Mansion Parkland Property resulting in two “rubberstamp” city councils voting in 2005 and 2009 to authorize the sale of the Property; and even after a Monterey County Superior Court Judge ruled in 2007 against the City in Flanders Foundation v. City of Carmel-by-the-Sea, et al. (M76728), the mayor continued authorizing expenditures of taxpayer dollars toward the sale of the Property, rather than consider lease options. Therefore, a reasonable inference is that Sue McCloud was guided by personal animosity towards the individual behind the lease use of the Flanders Mansion Parkland Property, Flanders Foundation President Melanie Billig.
Case Study III: Jane Miller, On-Leave Human Resources Manager
In on-leave Human Resources Manager Jane Miller’s court file pertaining to her lawsuit against the City, information shows that four former senior management city employees had claims similar to Jane Miller, namely “hostile” work environment and being force into early retirement, and in at least two of those cases, the city employees waived claims to secure a monetary settlement. Furthermore, in all four cases, the City negotiated with the attorney for the four city employees until a settlement was reached. However, in the case of Jane Miller, the mayor and city council not only failed to response to Jane Miller's attorney’s May 2008 letter and Jane Miller’s October 2008 letter, but they failed to negotiate in good faith prior to Jane Miller filing her lawsuit against the City in June 2009. Additionally, Mayor Sue McCloud demeaned Jane Miller with her dismissive "it's nothing" characterization of Jane Miller's legal complaint. Therefore, a reasonable inference is that Sue McCloud’s decisions were guided by personal animosity towards the individual personifying city employees with complaints regarding “hostile” work environment and being forced into early retirement.
In conclusion, the mayor of Carmel-by-the-Sea is expected to speak to all Carmelites, not merely to her supporters, and build consensus through argument and persuasion - not by vilifying individuals and pursing personal vendettas. Moreover, Mayor Sue McCloud’s personal animus against individuals has guided her governmental decision-making, rather than an objective analysis of the merits of the issues, including the fates of the Walter Burde bank building and Flanders Mansion Parkland Property and the complaints by city employees of sexual harassment, employment discrimination and retaliation. To wit, 736 Carmel voters who voted for mayoral candidate Adam Moniz recognize the aforementioned, while the 847 Carmel voters who voted for incumbent Mayor Sue McCloud will someday in the future have to account for their support of the current mayor of Carmel-by-the-Sea.
Monday, April 19, 2010
Mayoral & City Council Swearing in Ceremony
WHO: Jason Burnett, City Council Member
Paula Hazdovac, City Council Member
Sue McCloud, Mayor
WHAT: Swearing in Ceremony
WHEN: Tuesday, April 20, 2010 @ 3:00 P.M.
WHERE: City Hall Chambers
East side of Monte Verde Street between Ocean and Seventh Avenues
Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA.
ADDENDUM: Live and Archived Streaming Media
Paula Hazdovac, City Council Member
Sue McCloud, Mayor
WHAT: Swearing in Ceremony
WHEN: Tuesday, April 20, 2010 @ 3:00 P.M.
WHERE: City Hall Chambers
East side of Monte Verde Street between Ocean and Seventh Avenues
Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA.
ADDENDUM: Live and Archived Streaming Media
Friday, April 16, 2010
Commentary: Two heroes named Jane Miller and Stephanie Pearce
THE DEEDS revealed and alleged in on-leave Human Resources Manager Jane Miller’s letter to the Mayor and City Council, dated October 23, 2008, and legal complaint filed June 17, 2009 and Miller, Jane Kingsley v. City of Carmel-by-the-Sea, et al. (M99513) court file are enough to make every Carmelite ashamed of the conduct of City Administrator Rich Guillen, Mayor Sue McCloud and Council Members Paula Hazdovac, Gerard Rose, Ken Talmage and Karen Sharp.
It’s horrible to contemplate what Jane Miller endured for years and years at City Hall. She “watched City Administrator Richard Guillen make professional decisions based upon favoritism, gender, age and inappropriate relationships. Guillen is a manipulative boss who needs attention from and cultivates relationships with women at work into something which can turn them into “work spouses.” When those women respond to his behavior, Guillen rewards them financially and professionally. On the other hand, Guillen gets rid of women employees if they don’t respond to his needs.” In April 2008, City Administrator Rich Guillen told her that he wanted to eliminate her position of Human Resources Manager, although he had no legitimate justifiable budgetary or organizational reason. “In a very poisonous way, Guillen combined work and his version of sexual attraction – frequently calling himself “the boss” as he referred to me as a “hottie” or his “blond worker bee.”” Additionally, “Guillen has made bad decisions regarding salaries and work responsibility based on favoritism that has not only created a discriminatory working environment but also has drained away City funds. The unprecedented raises, benefits and higher “Job Titles” he gave to Christie Miller (between 2003 and 2008, Guillen increased Christie Miller’s salary by about 83%) and Heidi Burch (between 2005 and 2008 Guillen increased Heidi Burch’s salary by about 70%) were decisions that were not supported in the budget or by their qualifications.”
As discouraging as the deeds themselves is the knowledge that City Administrator Rich Guillen has seemingly gotten away with it. He was never placed on administrative leave or terminated and remains city administrator. Moreover, the Mayor and City Council failed to respond to Jane Miller’s letter even in the face of Jane Miller’s plea of “what you cannot do is ignore the conditions that allowed Guillen to do what he has been doing. My career, my health, and the City’s well-being are at stake” and failed to expeditiously conduct a full, objective and independent investigation of her complaints. And so the Mayor and City Council have also seemingly gotten away with it as they have not been held accountable for their unethical, uncaring and incompetent conduct.
The fear that motivated Jane Miller to keep silent over the years, unfortunately, was not unfounded. While she now believes it was “a mistake” to not challenge Guillen “for his inappropriate actions,” her fear appears in retrospect to be well founded given the circle the wagons mentality of the Mayor and City Council and the dismissive “it’s nothing” attitude of Mayor Sue McCloud regarding Jane Miller’s complaint.
So for Jane Miller, her years of silence are understandable. Even now, she surely did not want to file a lawsuit against the City of Carmel-by-the-Sea and revisit what happened to her at City Hall in a forthcoming jury trial on September 20, 2010.
And for former city employee Stephanie Pearce, her recent letters to the editor about Carmel lacking “integrity” describe a city government which is “badly broken.” She recounted “hostile punitive actions” carried out by City Administrator Rich Guillen against long time dedicated city employees (and approved by Mayor Sue McCloud), “personal vendettas” against individual employees and a mayor working “hand in glove” with the city administrator “whose inappropriate and unprofessional relationships have created a city workplace imbued with an atmosphere of stress, hostility and fear.” Moreover, Stephanie Pearce wrote that “the open scandal that has pervaded city hall and demoralized city staff is not just “negativity” that must be kept confidential pending legal resolution. It is an egregious betrayal of the public trust to allow creation and continuance of a hostile workplace environment, showing profound lack of respect for city workers.”
And so for Stephanie Pearce, there was plenty of motivation to let the whole thing stay in the past.
Yet there they were, Jane Miller and Stephanie Pearce, one filing a public lawsuit and the other writing letters to the editor, informing the public of Carmel’s lack of integrity.
For this, Jane Miller and Stephanie Pearce deserve the community’s deepest thanks. They are risking a lot, and they are doing it for everyone else’s honor and integrity.
It’s horrible to contemplate what Jane Miller endured for years and years at City Hall. She “watched City Administrator Richard Guillen make professional decisions based upon favoritism, gender, age and inappropriate relationships. Guillen is a manipulative boss who needs attention from and cultivates relationships with women at work into something which can turn them into “work spouses.” When those women respond to his behavior, Guillen rewards them financially and professionally. On the other hand, Guillen gets rid of women employees if they don’t respond to his needs.” In April 2008, City Administrator Rich Guillen told her that he wanted to eliminate her position of Human Resources Manager, although he had no legitimate justifiable budgetary or organizational reason. “In a very poisonous way, Guillen combined work and his version of sexual attraction – frequently calling himself “the boss” as he referred to me as a “hottie” or his “blond worker bee.”” Additionally, “Guillen has made bad decisions regarding salaries and work responsibility based on favoritism that has not only created a discriminatory working environment but also has drained away City funds. The unprecedented raises, benefits and higher “Job Titles” he gave to Christie Miller (between 2003 and 2008, Guillen increased Christie Miller’s salary by about 83%) and Heidi Burch (between 2005 and 2008 Guillen increased Heidi Burch’s salary by about 70%) were decisions that were not supported in the budget or by their qualifications.”
As discouraging as the deeds themselves is the knowledge that City Administrator Rich Guillen has seemingly gotten away with it. He was never placed on administrative leave or terminated and remains city administrator. Moreover, the Mayor and City Council failed to respond to Jane Miller’s letter even in the face of Jane Miller’s plea of “what you cannot do is ignore the conditions that allowed Guillen to do what he has been doing. My career, my health, and the City’s well-being are at stake” and failed to expeditiously conduct a full, objective and independent investigation of her complaints. And so the Mayor and City Council have also seemingly gotten away with it as they have not been held accountable for their unethical, uncaring and incompetent conduct.
The fear that motivated Jane Miller to keep silent over the years, unfortunately, was not unfounded. While she now believes it was “a mistake” to not challenge Guillen “for his inappropriate actions,” her fear appears in retrospect to be well founded given the circle the wagons mentality of the Mayor and City Council and the dismissive “it’s nothing” attitude of Mayor Sue McCloud regarding Jane Miller’s complaint.
So for Jane Miller, her years of silence are understandable. Even now, she surely did not want to file a lawsuit against the City of Carmel-by-the-Sea and revisit what happened to her at City Hall in a forthcoming jury trial on September 20, 2010.
And for former city employee Stephanie Pearce, her recent letters to the editor about Carmel lacking “integrity” describe a city government which is “badly broken.” She recounted “hostile punitive actions” carried out by City Administrator Rich Guillen against long time dedicated city employees (and approved by Mayor Sue McCloud), “personal vendettas” against individual employees and a mayor working “hand in glove” with the city administrator “whose inappropriate and unprofessional relationships have created a city workplace imbued with an atmosphere of stress, hostility and fear.” Moreover, Stephanie Pearce wrote that “the open scandal that has pervaded city hall and demoralized city staff is not just “negativity” that must be kept confidential pending legal resolution. It is an egregious betrayal of the public trust to allow creation and continuance of a hostile workplace environment, showing profound lack of respect for city workers.”
And so for Stephanie Pearce, there was plenty of motivation to let the whole thing stay in the past.
Yet there they were, Jane Miller and Stephanie Pearce, one filing a public lawsuit and the other writing letters to the editor, informing the public of Carmel’s lack of integrity.
For this, Jane Miller and Stephanie Pearce deserve the community’s deepest thanks. They are risking a lot, and they are doing it for everyone else’s honor and integrity.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
FINAL TALLY: 2010 MUNICIPAL ELECTION RESULTS
Election Results 2010
Final Tally
Mayor
Sue McCloud 847 (54%)
Adam Moniz 736 (46%)
Total Votes Cast: 1,583
City Council
Jason Burnett 1182 (47%)
Paula Hazdovac 696 (28%)
Gerard Rose 628 (25%)
Total Votes Cast: 2,506
NOTES: Voter turnout was 59%, with a total of 1,652 ballots cast, according to Assistant City Administrator/City Clerk Heidi Burch.
1,652 ballots cast for 59% voter turnout yields 2,800 registered voters. 69 voters did not vote for mayor and 798 votes which could have been cast for city council were not cast.
Final Tally
Mayor
Sue McCloud 847 (54%)
Adam Moniz 736 (46%)
Total Votes Cast: 1,583
City Council
Jason Burnett 1182 (47%)
Paula Hazdovac 696 (28%)
Gerard Rose 628 (25%)
Total Votes Cast: 2,506
NOTES: Voter turnout was 59%, with a total of 1,652 ballots cast, according to Assistant City Administrator/City Clerk Heidi Burch.
1,652 ballots cast for 59% voter turnout yields 2,800 registered voters. 69 voters did not vote for mayor and 798 votes which could have been cast for city council were not cast.
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