City of Costa Mesa Reconstruction Project

City of Costa Mesa Reconstruction Project:

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Reconstruction Project- 700 Block Center Street
"Honorable Veteran -Jason A. Paugh"-Grandfather
WWII, Vietnam War, Korean War

Update: Center Street Job is complete as of November 2009 with the exception of the fence and the re-pavement of 700 Blk of Center Street (which is listed as a 2010 issue) and the fence is not seen to the city as a necessity and will not be repaired. We are seeking a free contractor and a type of vynl fencing around all sides of the 735 Center, Costa Mesa Property with joins 5 neighboring properties that can not partner in funding. The House of subject has been serving the community for 10 years, 7 years as an official non profit. The teams of service are all volunteers. The fences are held up with windows and boards. Anyone willing to donate time and supplies! Please see the work on the 700 Blk. Center Street Completed. We're almost there! Contact, Jennifer Webster 949-548-9412

Update December 2009: The City Council selected Ve Tran as the Employee of the Month. The Mayor of the City of Costa Mesa read before the Council, City of Costa Mesa Staff, Peers, and attending Audience, the letter submitted on the page below nominating Ve Tran for his excellent service and conduct serving 20 years. This was our letter of submission!!! Ve Tran retired in December with good standing and honor. We at ChatwithGod.org Ministries were delighted to serve with Mr. Tran, the City of Costa Mesa, and the City Council Team.
-Sincerely Jennifer Hope Webster, President & CEO/Chat with God.org Ministries, INC.

Thank you Letter to City of Costa Mesa & City Council

City of Costa Mesa:
Reconstruction Project - 700 Block Center Street
"Honorable Veteran -Jason A. Paugh"-Grandfather
WWII, Vietnam War, Korean War
Application in Submission
(Photos at the bottom of page)
Jason A. Paugh: 7 min Historical PPt Tribute

Photos -Road Safety & Reconstruction Project 700 Block of Center Street Only... "Honorable Veteran" Name submission of 700 block by Jennifer Hope Webster

In every city there is a proper chain of command and direct contact of order; however, if a resident is not apprised of this direction his feats are useless. He travels in paths unknown in terms of trying to help apprise the leadership of the city with dangerous issues in need of repair. Ve Tran gave me direction, contact names, email addresses, and affirmation. Knowing who's who is pivotal within the city of City of Costa and I thank Ve Tran. He was fair. He pointed the direction and I marched. He in no way was favorable and I was not passive. Serious lives have been saved! I pass "kudos" and appreciation to the City of Costa Mesa and the City Council for putting up with all my emails and assertiveness. Communication is key. Using internet and a web page helped to keep communication together like glue. Sometimes repeating statements so others understood the direction of where we began and our finish line. It's rewarding to know that there is a plan, a goal, and not chaos. I believe that we achieved as a community in 6 months as a team what I aimlessly tried to achieve for the last 10 years. Please keep in mind that not only are we blessed to have the wisdom and disciplines of Ve Tran here in the City of Costa Mesa but who also fought for us as an officer as a fighter pilot in Vietnam. He may have given us a team here in the west side of Costa Mesa with a removal and replacement of a "pencil thin" fire hydrant, removal a street lamp rusty at the base & unsafe in standing, the repair of a concave 4"+ street holes able to flip a Fire Engine or a racing car, and other items...but he has done far greater acts of service. His attitude shows me this. I look forward to working with him and his team in the future. Please accept my nomination for Employee of the Month, Ve Tran!
VTran@ci.costa-mesa.ca.us
I'm adding before and after pictures to the link above! (Be patient)
Sincerely Jennifer & Bradley Webster, Residents of Center Street for 21 years!
Thank you to Ryan Gauss for adding photos and information as webmaster of inner city.

Removal tree & root	Removal center tree and roots	Concave Road - unsafe at Center and Wallace	Curb chunk needs replacing

Hydrant main feed diameter too small -old for population	New Fire Hydrant	Edison Street Light Pole	Added mail box. (repair & number all street)

Fence	Fence	S-E 700 Block Center St Lamp #2	Fence

Repair Work	Repair Work	Graffiti Truck Before	Graffiti Truck After

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