LAGUNA NIGUEL
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LAGUNA NIGUEL
Mayor Patricia C. Bates
Age: 56
Occupation: Office administrator
First elected: November 1989
Term expires: November 1998
Key issues: Opposing the proposed El Toro airport plan; helping promote a business-friendly environment; nurturing youth activities
Councilman Eddie Rose
Age: 59
Occupation: Retired aerospace engineer
First elected: November 1994
Term expires: November 1998
Key issues: Opposing the proposed El Toro airport plan; preserving open space in Laguna Niguel; providing call boxes on park trails to ensure public safety
Councilwoman Linda Lindholm
Age: 45
Occupation: Occupational therapist
First elected: November 1996
Term expires: November 2000
Key issues: Presenting a united front among South County cities to oppose the proposed El Toro airport; maintaining public safety; attracting stores and companies to the Camino Capistrano business zone
Councilman Mark Goodman
Age: 43
Occupation: Planning consultant
First elected: November 1992
Term expires: November 2000
Key issues: Focusing on child safety issues; stopping the proposed El Toro airport; working with police to keep the city safe
Councilwoman Mimi Krogius Walters
Age: 35
Occupation: Stockbroker
First elected: November 1996
Term expires: November 2000
Key issues: Opposing the proposed El Toro airport; working with merchants to develop a business-friendly atmosphere in Laguna Niguel; working with police on crime and safety issues
Other Key Officials
City manager: Tim Casey
Age: 46
Length in office: Seven years
City attorney: Terry Dixon
Age: 50
Length in office: Seven years
Police chief: The city contracts for service with the Orange County Sheriff’s Department; Lt. Joe Davis is chief
Age: 49
Length in office: Seven years
Fire: The city contracts with the Orange County Fire Authority for service
How to Reach Them
Council meets: Every second and fourth Tuesday
Hours: City Hall, 23178 La Paz Road, open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday
Telephone: (714) 362-4300
Fax: (714) 362-4340
Factoids
Incorporated: December 1989
Population: 56,353
Legislative districts:
* 73rd State Assembly
* 38th State Senate
* 48th Congressional
Operating budget: $14.7 million
Number of employees: 46
Highest-paid employee: City manager, $115,656 annual salary
Council perks: Council members receive a monthly stipend of $600
RESEARCHED BY FRANK MESSINA
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