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Home My WebLink AboutMINUTES - 10241995 - C16 TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 1.0.- 5 5 4. Contra INTERNAL OPERATIONS COMMITTEE FROM: Costa October 16, 1995 County • :r DATE: SUBJECT: APPOINTMENTS TO THE FISH AND WILDLIFE COMMITTEE SPECIFIC REQUEST(S)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)&BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION RECOMMENDATIONS: 1. In view of the fact that it has taken longer than anticipated to complete all appointments to the Fish and Wildlife Committee, CHANGE the term of office for the members of the Fish and Wildlife Committee from February 28 to October 31, so that seats which now expire February 28, 1996 will instead expire October 31, 1996 and seats which now expire February 28, 1997 will instead expire October 31, 1997. 2. APPOINT to the vacant at-large seats on the Fish and Wildlife Committee with terms expiring October 31, 1996: James M. Hale 1390 Creekside Drive, Suite 45 Walnut Creek, CA 94596 Thomas K. Studley 3254 Montevideo Drive San Ramon, CA 94583 CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: YES SIGNATURE: RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR RECOMMENDATION OF BOARD COMMITTEE APPROVE / (� OTHER SIGNATURES ACTION OF BOARD ON , APPROV D AS ECOMMENDED OTHER _ ' r IT IS BY THE BOARD ORDERED that recommendations 1; 2; and 3 are APPROVED; and the Board DEFERRED decision on the transfer of responsibility of the Committee to another County Department. VOTE OF SUPERVISORS I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE X UNANIMOUS(ABSENT none ) AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN AYES: NOES: AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD ABSENT: ABSTAIN: OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN. County Administrator Community Development Director ATTESTED October 24, 1995 Contact: Sheriff-Coroner PHIL BATCHELOR,CLERK OF THE BOARD OF CC. Lt. Dana Hunt, Sheriffs Department SUPERVISORS A D COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR Delta Station Commander Each appointee BY DEPUTY 1.0. .5 -2- 3. APPOINT to the vacant at-large seats on the Fish and Wildlife Committee with terms expiring October 31, 1997: Susan Heckly 301 W. Prospect Avenue Danville, CA 94526 Arthur A. Whipp 845 Walnut Avenue Walnut Creek, CA 94598 4. TRANSFER responsibility for staffing the Fish and Wildlife Committee from the Community Development Department to the Sheriff's Department and urge the Sheriff-Coroner to convene the first meeting of the Fish and Wildlife Committee as soon as possible. BACKGROUND: In December, 1994 the Board of Supervisors reconstituted the Fish and Wildlife Committee. The Committee consists of nine members, one appointed by each member of the Board of Supervisors and four at-large members nominated by the Internal Operations Committee. On August 7, 1995, our Committee indicated that we wanted to interview all of the applicants for the Fish and Wildlife Committee. The applicants were all invited to be interviewed on October 16, 1995. We interviewed six applicants at that time and then talked on the telephone with two additional applicants who were unable to be present for the interview but were most anxious to be considered for the vacant positions. Based on our interviews, as has so often been the case with other advisory boards, we were tremendously impressed with the quality of the applicants, in terms of their education, background, skills and interest in the general subject matter of fish and wildlife. We have agreed to recommend the above noted four individuals, although we hope that all of the applicants will continue to be interested in the work of the Committee and will make themselves available for future appointments as vacancies occur. SHERIFF-CORONER'S OFFICE WARREN E. RUPF Contra Costa County sheriff_ Coroner Field Operations Gerald T. Mitosinka 1980 Muir Rd. Assistant Sheriff Martinez, CA 94553-0039 (510)313-2500 Rodger L Davis Assistant Sheriff Date: January 20, 1995 To: CIaude L. Van M er, ssistant County Administrator From: WAR ' , Sheriff FOLLO -UP TO REPORT FROM THE INTERNAL OPERATIONS Subject: COMMITTEE ON REESTABLISHING A FISH& WILDLIFE COMMITTEE The following is in response to your memo, to include attachments, December,19, 1994, subject as above. The Office of the Sheriff is interested in providing staff support to the Fish&Wildlife Committee. Lieutenant D. Hunt, Patrol Division, Delta Station Commander, has been designated to represent me in this matter. I believe his participation on the committee itself would be most appropriate in that Lieutenant Hunt's area of responsibility includes a large portion of the Delta Waterways and the Marine Patrol Unit. Additionally, clerical support will be provided by the Patrol Division. If you have further questions or need additional assistance at this time, please feel free to contact Lieutenant Hunt. cc: Lt. D. Hunt, Delta Station . CONTRA COSTA W11!i! RECEIVED JAN 3 0 1995 0{=FIC1E 0 L• CONTRA COSTA COUNTY ADVISORY BOARDS, COMMISSIONS OR COMMITTEES APPLICATION FORM Name of advisory board applying for Fish and Wildlife Advisory Committee Application Form must be typed or hand printed. Name of Applicant:. James M. Hale Home Address* 1390 Creekside Drive Ste. 45 Home Phone: City, State, *Zip: Walnut Creek, Ca. 94596 F e9-4304 Business Address:. same as above Worlhon City, State, Zi . . same as above Signa Dat July 1, 1995 Per al Experience, Skills and Interests Education/Background: Please see attached resume Occupation (student, for pay work, not for pay work, retiree or similar): Professional Wildlife Biologist and Ecological Consultant Community Activities: Biologist appointed to citizens advisory committee on creek restoration and trail planning for the city of Walnut Creek (1991-1994) Executive board member of Friends of the Creeks .(Walnut Creek) (1994-present) Continued on back Special Interests: Hiking, Wildlife and nature photography and observation, ice hockey, sports, painting, music and canoeing Information: I. File completed application with Clerk of the Board, 651 Pine Street, Room 106, Martinez, CA 94553. 2. Members of some advisory bodies may be required to file annual Conflict of Interest Statements. 3. Meetings of advisory bodies may be held in Martinez or in areas not accessible by public transportation. I. Meetings may be held either in the evenings or during the day, usually once or twice a month. S. Some boards assign members to subcommittees or work groups requiring additional time. �6I 60 j " t- /�. James At Hale James X Hale (510)939-4304 (310)939-4304 t , •PhD.iYildltfe Biology •PLA.Wildlife Biology •Wildlife Specialist •Wildlife Specialist i •Eoologiud ConsultawtE alogkal Consultant •Ran and Endangered Specks Expert •Rm and Endangered Species Expert i •.Native American Culturist [ •NativeAmerkan Culturist i •Etknobotanist •Ed mobotanist 1390 Creekside Drive, Ste.45, Walnut Creek, CA 9*596 EDUCATION B.A. Vertebrate Zoology, San Jose State University 1973 M.A. Biological Sciences, San Jose State University 1975 Ph.D. Wildlife Biology, U.C. Berkeley 1978 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Senior Associate, Ecological Consultant,and Wildlife Specialist - Harvey and Stanley Associates 1972-1985 Lecturer and Associate Professor of Biology - San Jose State University and University of California, Berkeley -and Santa Cruz 1975-1985 Lecturer - Sierra Club Nature Knowledge Workshop and University of California Wilderness Studies Program. Various sites throughout the western United States 1975-1983 Wildlife Biologist - Department of the Interior, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 1978-1983 Senior Aquatic Biologist, Aquaculturist, and Biological Filtration Specialist - Big Ben Fisheries, . Benicia, California 1981-1985 Naturalist for the National Audubon Society, Oceanic Society, Great Whales Foundation,and other organizations leading whale observation and pelagic bird trips from Monterey, Half Moon, and San Francisco Bays 1970 - present Consulting Biologist to the Citizens Task Force on Creek Restoration and Trail Planning, Walnut Creek, California 1990 - present Consulting Biologist to the Water Committee and Fish and Wildlife Advisory Committee, Contra Costa County, California 1990 - present AREAS OF EXPERTISE Vertebrate fauna of California; Rare, threatened and endangered species; habitat evaluation and restoration; water related issues; biological filtration systems and aquaculture; quantitative and qualitative field techniques; ethnobotany; Native American culture James M. Hale has been a wildlife biologist and ecological consultant for twentyfive years. He has conducted field research throughout California, the western United States, Hawaii, Canada, and Central Americao .As a professional ecological consultant and wildlife biologist, James has quantified data and prepared over 100 Environmental Impact Reports (Statements or Assessments) for various projects. James belongs to numerous professional organizations. 1390 Creekside Drive, Ste.45, Walnut Creek, CA 94596 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY ADVISORY BOARDS, COMMISSIONS OR COMMITTEES APPLICATION FORM Name of advisory board applying for = 8 WitAlife, AdV jSor y C607)rn,'Fee— Application Form must be typed or hand printed. Name of Applicant:5u5o-n Home Address: 301 w-, ProsPec-t• le"Vve Home Phone: %2>1•&014-,Z- City, State, Zip: Dari v,112 G4 q 4 S 2L Business Address: 'fes- U nd Sa` u52auM Work Phone: 19--!s5• 1417a X I� City, State, Zip: 101'N Fir 5 t Ave. �,b Signature. WG� t. ('!` Date: �, 27•`�5" Personal Experience, Skills and Interests Education/Background: ,?A-A-rt: , OC tav t.S FL---,,5t c�,rad.LLc-4--0 Stutat2 s in biology Occupation (student, for pay work, not for pay work, retiree or similar): �e ✓ 6� �I tJ1,PL tai: at- ice¢ Li nr1� Niu urn Community Activities: bit 141, at Tho L4 t'&" museun-n Special Interests: Information: 1. File completed application with Clerk of the Board, 651 Pine Street, Room 106, Martinez, CA 94553: 2. Members of some advisory bodies may be required to file annual Conflict of Interest Statements. 3. Meetings of advisory bodies may be held in Martinez or in areas not accessible by public transportation 4. Meetings_ may be held either in the evenings or during the day, usually once or twice a month. 5. Some boards assign members to subcommittees or work groups requiring additional time. C,D t`.C.'• CAD 11•t.1- 2 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY ADVISORY BOARDS, COMMISSIONS OR COMMIT'T'EES APPLICATION FORM Name of advisory board applying for Fiy� t'''" gh 4�- �i►„w..fYr� Application Form must be typed or hand printed. Name of Applicant: Thimc-s K. Si-alf.l" Home Address: 32-t;"t I-U Ktz v.d'ec, Dr Home Phone: Business Address: C-----ton IM Work Phone: Tu Ss 3 Signature: fj 1 Date: J Personal Experience, .Skills and Interests Education/Background: 4,� "'�.---- 3 ,� �� ., .v «.h,.� sX�tc +r,. te,"•�, RECEIVED Occupation (student, for pltay work, not for pay work, retiree or similar) JAN 11 l / CLERK BOAR60;CSUP CONTRA COS A► Community Activities: t+�Cw�4a<-�. crnh; G:y�w fly+ -H 14>MIACt Cw-VV*'- 't-{.t (t l�� M—t r Special Interests: Flst.t.�- e-Lre c•_V�r� Pl�•1^� Information: 1. File completed application with 2. Members of some advisory bodies may be required to file annual Conflict of Interest Statements. 3. Meetings of advisory bodies may be held in Martinez or in areas not accessible by public transportation. 4. Meetings may be held either in the evenings or during the day, usually once or twice a month, 5. Some boards assign members to subcommittees or work groups requiring additional time. cc, yok5r.. CAO- UW9 3 THOMAS KIPLING STUDLEY 3254 Montevideo Dr. San Ramon, CA 94583 Telephone: (510) 829-5903 EDUCATION MA, 1978, Sonoma State University,Rohnert Park,California Major: Biological Sciences with emphasis in Marine Biology BA, 1976, Sonoma State College,Rohnert Park, California Major: Biological Sciences with emphasis in Field Biology Graduated With Honors and With Distinction in Biology AA, 1974, Diablo Valley College,Pleasant Hill, California Graduated With Honors CERTIFICATIONS • California Community College Instructors Credential NAUI-certified SCUBA Diver • YMCA-certified SCUBA Diver • PG&E-certified SCUBA Diver • US Coast Guard Boating Skills and Seamanship Field techniques for stream habitat analysis,US Fish and Wildlife Service • Use of the computer-based Physical Habitat Simulation System(PHABSIM), Fish and Wildlife Service • Problem-solving with the Instream Flow Incremental Methodology, US Fish and Wildlife Service • Expert Witness Seminar,US Fish and Wildlife Service PROFESSIONAL ,. American Fisheries Society, Cal/Neva Chapter ACTIVITIES AND - Pacific Fishery Biologists AFFILIATIONS • San Francisco Bay and Estuarine Association • Society of Power Industry Biologists • United Anglers Sturgeon Committee • Contra Costa County Fish and Wildlife Committee EXPERIENCE June 1980-present Aquatic Biologist,Technical and Ecological Services,PG&E San Ramon, CA. As an aquatic biologist, I work on aquatic issues regarding the.licensing of new and existing hydroelectric projects. I serve as PG&E's Technical and Ecological Services Department principal investigator for the Crane Valley Project,Tule River Project,and the Spring Gap-Stanislaus Project. I am also a Project Manager for PG&E's R&D Department, conducting a long-term research project evaluating the US Fish and Wildlife Service's Instream Flow Incremental Methodology;results of the research will be used on PG&E's numerous hydro relicensing projects in the late 1990s. I have contributed to numerous filings and reports for PG&E during licensing proceedings and compliance-related situations cca/04-21-9 3/944 8a.doc/j p5 1 EXPERIENCE (continued) for Kem River, Crane Valley,Tule River, Spring Gap-Stanislaus,Haas-Kings River, Helms Pumped Storage,and Drum Spaulding. I have performed quality surveillance work using SCUBA on a liquefied natural gas project and currently perform SCUBA services for Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant and other fossil fuel plants. I also have been serving on the Contra Costa County Fish and Wildlife Committee since 1986. 1980 Fisheries technician, Pacific Marine Fisheries,Portland, Oregon. I took part in an ongoing study of marine mammals(primarily the California sea Eon)and their interactions with the sport and commercial fishing boats of Berkeley, San Francisco, Sausalito,and Bodega harbors. 1979-1980 Fisheries aide, California Department of Fish and Game,Monterey, California. Pacific herring were studied during their spawning season in Tomales Bay, California. Eelgrass beds were sampled for herring spawns throughout the bay. If spawns were found, collections were made and eggs were counted to estimate the number of tons of herring that had spawned. This information was used to determine catch quotas in subsequent years. Fish length,weight,sex,maturity, and age(otoliths)were determined from commercial catches. 1979 Fisheries technician, Sonoma County Planning Department, Santa Rosa, California. This was a part-time field research position to study the effects of gravel dredging on the fisheries of the Russian River,Austin Creek,and Dry Creek in Sonoma County. 1978-1979 Biology instructor, Indian Valley Colleges,Novato, California. As a part-time temporary instructor for three semesters and two summers, I taught: Biology of Animals(Bio l lb), Field Biology(Bio 101),and Animal Biology(Bio 105)for nonmajors. 1978-1979 Biology instructor,Dominican College, San Rafael,California. This was a part-time temporary position for the fall and spring semesters. I taught General Zoology(Bio 3)and Human Anatomy and Physiology(Bio 101b). 1977-1978 Teaching assistant, Sonoma State University,Rohnert Park, California. For this temporary position lasting one full school year at the University,I taught the Zoology Laboratory for both fail and spring semesters. 1976-1977 Fisheries aide, California Department of Fish and Game,Yountville, California. I worked as field biologist on the striped bass program at Lake Mendocino, California. Duties included trapping fish,collecting stomachs and scales from fish,monitoring water quality,and data analysis. 1976 Consultant,Madrone Associates,Novato, California. In this temporary position,I conducted a literature search for information about the mammals, amphibians,and reptiles of the Estero's American and de San Antonio in Sonoma County. Local experts were interviewed for additional information. cca/04-21-93/9448a.doc/jp5 2 EXPERIENCE (continued) 1976 Wildlife management assistant, California Department of Fish and Game, Yountville, California. I studied the aquatic habitat of the Estero's Americano and de San Antonio, dealing specifically with the fish and invertebrates. My work ranged from initial field collections and observations to laboratory identification and a final report of my findings. Much of my data and observations are included in Fish and Game's report"The Natural Resources for the Estero's Americano and de San Antonia," printed August 1977. PUBLICATIONS 1992 Studley,T.K. and E.H.Yeoman. Alternatives to complete the Response of Fish Populations to Altered Flows Project. White paper discussion of the political, scientific,legal,and economic factors associated with:completing the project. 19 pp. 1992 Studley, T.K. Instream.Flow Proposal for the Spring Gap-Stanislaus Project (FERC 2130). Pacific Gas and Electric Company. Document includes integration of the results of the water temperature model and fish habitat model 29 pp. 1992 Payne,T.,D. Bremm,M. Allen,T. Salamunovich,and S.Eggers. Instrearn Flow Study for the Middle Fork Stanislaus River, Spring Gap-Stanislaus Hydroelectric Project(FERC 2130). 32 pp plus appendices. Contract Manager for PG&E and contributor to study plan,field studies,and final report. 1990 Studley,T.K. Effect of Entrainment on Fish Populations above and below the Philadelphia Diversion Dam. Pacific Gas and Electric Company. 15 pp. 1989 Studley,T.K. and S.D. Chase. Fisheries Investigations in the North Fork American River below Lake Valley Reservoir. Report 026.11-87.4. Technical and Ecological Services. 22 pp. plus appendices. 1988 Studley,T.K.,J.E. Baldrige,T.P.Keegan,R.E. Franklin,and L.M.Wise. Response of Fish Populations to Altered Flows Project. 1987 Annual Report. Research,Development,and Demonstration report number 009.4-88.13. Pacific Gas and Electric Company. 92 pp.plus appendices. 1987 Keegan,T.P.,J.E.Baldrige,T.K. Studley,R.E.Franklir4 and L.M.Wise. Response of Fish Populations to Altered Flows Project. 1986 Annual Report, Research,Development,and Demonstrations report number 009.4-87.13. Pacific Gas and Electric Company. 106 pp.plus appendices. 1987 Baldrige,J.,T.K. Studley, S.F.Railsback,T.P.Keegan,and P.D.Hampton. Response of Fish Populations to Altered Flows: 1985 Annual Report. Pacific Gas and Electric Company,Department of Engineering Research. Research, Development,and Demonstration report number 009.4-87.2. 1986 Application for new license,Crane Valley Project,FERC 1354. Pacific Gas and Electric Company. Contributor of fisheries and water quality sections of the Exhibit E. Also PG&E's coordinator for supporting fisheries and water quality studies. cca/04-21-93/9448a.doc/jp5 3 PUBLICATIONS (continued) 1986 Applications for new license,Tule River Project,FERC 1333. Pacific Gas and Electric Company. Contributor of fisheries and water quality sections of the Exhibit E. Also PG&E's coordinator for supporting fisheries,water quality, wildlife,and botanical studies. 1985 Bozeman, M.A.,W.S. Lifton,J.E. Baldrige, K.A.Voos,and R.A. Sanford. Crane Valley Project Fisheries Technical Report. Woodward-Clyde Consultants. 230 pp. PG&E Fisheries Coordinator and contributor for study design, report outline,and editing. 1985 Bozeman,M.A.,W.S. Lifton,J.E. Baldrige,K.R. Critchlow,K.A. Voos,and R.A. Sanford. Tule River Project(FERC 1333)Fisheries Technical Report. Woodward-Clyde Consultants. 219 pp. PG&E Contract Manager and contributor for study design, report outline,and ediiing. 1985 Studley,T.K. Electrofishing surveys in the upper North Fork Kings River drainage, 1984. Helms Pumped Storage Project(FERC 2735)and Haas-Kings River Project(FERC 1988). Pacific Gas and Electric Company,Department of Engineering Research. Report 026.11-84.18. 10 pp.plus appendices. 1984 Studley,T.K. Electrofishing surveys in the upper North Fork Kings River drainage, 1982 and 1983. Helms Pumped Storage Project(FERC 2735)and Haas-Kings River Project(FERC 1988). Pacific Gas and Electric company, Department of Engineering Research. Report 026.11-84.11. 13 pp.plus appendices. 1983 Studley, T.K. and T.R. Lambert. Effects of elevated turbidity on the trout of Lake Wishon and the North Fork Kings River,Helms Pumped Storage Project (FERC 2735). Pacific Gas and Electric Company,Department of Engineering Research. Report 026.11-83.11. 34 pp. plus appendices.. 1983 Lambert,T.R.,T.K. Studley,and J.M. Handley. Instream flow study of the Kern River, Kern Canyon Project-FERC No. 178. Pacific Gas and Electric Company, Department of Engineering Research. Report 026.11-83.4. 30 pp. plus appendices. 1983 Studley,T.K. and H.R. Landis. 1982 Annual progress report on water quality sampling to be filed pursuant to article 48 of the license for the Helms Pumped Storage Project(FERC 2735). Pacific Gas and Electric Company,Department of engineering Research. Report 026.11-83.3. 9 pp.plus appendix. 1982 Application for amendment of Drum-Spaulding Project.Pacific Gas and Electric Company. Author of aquatic sections of Exhibit E for proposal powerhouses at Emigrant Gap, Christian Valley,and Fiddler Green. 1982 Application for amendment of Drum-Spaulding Project. Pacific Gas and Electric Company. Author of aquatic sections of Exhibit E for proposed Wise powerhouse. 1982 Studley,T.K. and R.E. Geary. Geysers Unit 17 site-specific studies: fishery resources of Squaw Creek. Pacific Gas and Electric Company, Department of Engineering Research. Report 411-81-336. 13 pp. cca/04-21-93/9448a.doc/jp5 4 PUBLICATIONS (continued) 1981 Studley,T.K.,J.M. Handley,and T.R. Lambert. Stream temperature study on the, North Fork Kings River, 1977-1980. Pacific Gas and Electric Company, Department of Engineering Research. Report 025.91-81.3. 23 pp. plus appendices. 1980 Aggregate Resources Management Study,E.I.R., Sonoma County Planning Department (Contributor of fisheries investigations). 1977 The Natural Resources of Esteros American and de San Antonio. Prepared by Madrone Associates for California Department of Fish and Game. Coastal Wetland Series No. 20. (Contributor for invertebrates, fish,amphibians, reptiles, and mammals). 1976 Studley,ilio,rms K. Observations on-the distribution of fish and invertebrates in the Estero de San Antonio. 20.pp.plus appendices. (Report prepared for California Department of Fish and Game and Sonoma State University). PRESENTATIONS 1993 Instream Flow Model Verification and Development. Presented at the 19th Annual Edison Electric Institute Biologist's Workshop. Williamsburg,Virginia. October 12-15, 1993. 1990 Response of Rainbow and Brown Trout Populations to Varying Flows in the North Fork of the Middle Fork Tule River,Tulare County,California. Presented to Pacific Fishery Biologists on March 30, 1990,Kelseyville, California. 1988 A Comparison of Rainbow and Brown Trout Populations as Related to Water Year and Longitudinal Distribution in the North Fork of the Middle Fork Tule River,Tulare County, California. Paper presented to the American Fisheries Society, Cal-Neva Chapter,on February 5, 1988,Ventura, California. 1987 Microhabitat of Smallmouth Bass in Four California Rivers. Presented at Sonoma State University on March 31,Rohnert Park,CA. 1986 Development of Habitat Suitability Criteria for Smallmouth Bass (Micropterus dolomieui)in Central California. Paper presented to the Pacific Fisheries Biologists on April 4, 1980',Eureka; California. 1986 Microhabitat of Smallmouth Bass in Four Califomia Rivers. Paper presented to the American Fisheries Society, Cal Neva Chapter,on January 24, 1986, Fresno, California. 1978 Introduction to Marine Intertidal Invertebrates of California. A seminar and slide show presented to the science faculty of Indian Valley Colleges,Novato, CA. cca/04-21-93/9448a.doc/jp5 5 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY ADVISORY BOARDS, COMMISSIONS OR COMMITTEES APPLICATION FORM Name of advisory board applying for ND %A1WDL;IrE ADylso CoIf ME RECEIVED ,\ Application Form must be typed or hand printed. IN 2 1 0% Name of Applicant:ARfllVR A• ldH/Ap :CLERK BOARD OF SUPERVISOR CONTRA COSTA CO. Home Address:8#S&ALA ;,AVE Home Phone: (15'10) 53 j 33 City, State, Zip: U1,4401! CAFEiel Cq . 9yS4£? 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