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OCT. 19, 2012 DOCUMENTARY CONTINUED FROM B1 tant Rick was to the (Grateful) Dead’s image and how much they loved Rick,” Barilotti said. Barilotti said the article was a major breakthrough for him. Thanks in part to it, he later became editor of Surfer Magazine and went on to write and produce surfing documentaries. Barilotti said his Kickstarter campaign, a way of raising money that wasn’t around until recent years, has given him a chance to revisit the subject that meant so much to him and helped springboard his career — Griffin’s life. “He’s art is very influential, something that should be covered,” Barilotti said. “His personal story is fascinating, too.” Griffin’s life was largely shaped by a car accident in the mid-1960s that dislocated an eyeball, put him in a coma and left dramatic scarring on the left side of his face. Once he came out of the coma, his artwork trans- FOOD TRUCKS code does not specifically govern food trucks. The city based its decision on a section of code that states minor-use permits are necessary when items are sold outdoors on private property as part of regularly scheduled events. “The food trucks were uncharted territory for us,” Kusiak said. “In addition to the code, we determined they would need a minor-use permit after gauging the impacts on traffic, parking and other considerations.” Currently, the city’s code does not require special permits or prohibit food trucks operating on public streets, as long as they follow the California Vehicle Code, according to Kusiak. Christian Murcia, owner of Crepes Bonaparte, one of the food trucks that participated in the event, said the city’s ruling will push food trucks to set up shop on public property, which may further anger brick-and-mortarrestaurants that weren’t happy about Food Truck Fridays. At the end of August, more than 20 restaurants signed a letter addressed to the Downtown Encinitas Merchants Association expressing concern over the gatherings. “The city should waive the minor-use permit on public property,” Murcia said. “I think restaurants would much prefer us contained and parked on private property, KRISTA LAFFERTY Your Rancho Santa Fe, Solana Beach & Del Mar Territory Manager Call Krista for all your advertising needs. formed dramatically, becoming more abstract and ornate. He then moved to San Francisco, where his images were welcomed and celebrated, particularly at the height of “hippiedom.” But his style, personality and location were constantly on the move. Griffin even designed posters for local restaurants and surfed Swami’s Beach when he lived in Encinitas for about a year in the 1970s. Later in life, he became a born-again Christian and painted fine art. “It’s been said that no two people ever met the same Rick Griffin,” Barilotti said. “I like the idea of a documentary about of someone who’s constantly changing.” Barilotti’s documentary is officially underway. Dayby-day, he’s getting closer to shining a light on Griffin’s art. “I think it deserves to be known,” Barilotti said. Those interested have until Oct. 31 to donate to Barilotti’s Kickstarter campaign, which can be found by searching on kickstarter.com. rather than just being on the street right in front of their businesses.” Murcia estimates that the end of Food Truck Fridays will eat away at 10 percent of Crepes Bonaparte’s bottom line. But maybe not for long, he said. As something of a protest, Murcia and other food truck owners are planning on operating once a week for several hours at public parking spaces just east of The Black Sheep, he said. Encinitas hasn’t passed any ordinances barring or curtailing food trucks selling food on public property. As such, the food trucks would only be subject to same code and parking requirements as other vehicles. Some cities have tried to ban or limit food trucks on public and private property with ordinances, only to be overruled by sections of the California Vehicle Code and a state law from 1984 forbidding cities from outlawing mobile food vendors. Last month, in Monrovia, Calif. an ordinance restricting where food trucks can operate was overturned. The city had to settle with the SoCal Mobile Vendors Association and pay $215,000 in attorney’s fees. Should it take the necessary steps, The Black Sheep could potentially appeal the city’s code at a planning commission meeting, Kusiak said. If they don’t like that decision, they could make their case at a City Council meeting. 760.436.9737 x101 klafferty@coastnewsgroup.com VOLUNTEER CONTINUED FROM B1 equivalent of Eagle Scout for Boy Scouts. For her project, she feeds homeless once a month on Sunday and organizes birthday parties once a month for homeless children whose birthdays fall within the month. She also arranges for a special gift for the child, which band will finally have a constant companion with him to watch those endless PBS specials on how things work. But what I really want to know is why that wild curiosity is instantly quenched once they have the thing dissected? What missing chromosome prevents them from remaining interested until Aren’t” from 7 to 10 p.m. Oct. 26. Guests are invited to dress as their own altered identity. Enjoy music by The Creepy Creeps and DJ Danny Massure, a haunted staircase, movie props and drawings, live art, ZBrush creature projections, body-painting, performance art, an open bar, appetizers and a costume contest. RANCHO SANTA FE NEWS Defensible space around structures RANCHO SANTA FE — Property owners are required to remove and/or modify native brush and grasses within 100 feet of any structure either on or adjacent to the property. Any species of non-native plants may exist in this area if it is properly maintained; see Vegetation Management Ordinance 02-01 and the Wildland Urban Interface Development Standards, June 1997 Revision for additional guidelines. SMALL TALK CONTINUED FROM B1 CALENDAR CONTINUED FROM B10 Available at: Mature trees (preferably fire resistive) of any type must be: Skirted up at least six feet above surrounding vegetation Kept at least ten feet from any chimney or stovepipe. Trimmed a minimum of ten feet above a combustible roofFree of all dead or dying plants, trees or parts thereof (These are minimum requirements that may not provide adequate clearance for homes with is given to the mother to present. Also for her project, she has organized a curriculum about disability awareness for middle-schoolers that encourages teachers and other students to include children who are different or who have disabilities. She and 20 other teens created “I am Norm,” to it is cleaned up and back in working order? I am screwing my courage to the sticking place for battle to come. It will begin with getting him to make his bed (so he will have the pleasure of disassembling it again that night) and hopefully end in a wonderful compromise. He will be allowed to rearrange anything in sight, if he can have it reassembled by dinnertime. Tickets are $30 for nonmembers. Visit oma-online.org or call (760) 435-3721 for reservations, or get tickets at the door. Guests must be over 21. OCT. 27 ROLL OVER FOR FUN Chase Bank invites the community and its canine friends to a spooktacular doggyfest with contests for most original costume, funniest costume and tal- help other teens redefine the word “normal” and promote inclusion. She chooses her charitable work because it gives much back to her. “I don’t look at big picture, I just look at the experience,” she said. “If something is going to give me an amazing experience, I am there.” That might explain one of the ways she raises money for Kids Included Together, an organization she help found. The event called “Over the Edge For VALITAR CONTINUED FROM B1 CONTINUED FROM B7 revenue for the fairgrounds. Rancho Santa Fe residents Mark and Tatyana Remley, who are producing the show, have secured the venue for $100,000. The fairgrounds will also receive 100 percent of the parking revenue and 75 percent of gross concession ented dog, from noon to 2 p.m. Oct. 27 at the El Camino Real and Leucadia Chase branch, 1080 N. El Camino Real, Encinitas. Call Doug Young at (760) 633-3133 for more information. HELPING HOSPICE Hospice of the North Coast Auxiliary will host an afternoon tea from 1 to 3 p.m. Oct. 27, Carlsbad Senior Center, 799 Pine Ave., Carlsbad. Visit El Cajon 1220 N. Magnolia 619.588.7755 Encinitas 133 El Camino Real 760.634.2088 free See Back For A Full Listing of All Vista Paint Locations That Carry Benjamin Moore facebook/Vista 7/31/12Paint Ben Moore B15 shake roofs). Any accumulation of flammable vegetation or combustible materials must be removed within ten feet of an above-ground propane tank. Firewood must be neatly stacked and stored 30 feet from all structures. All flammable vegetation and combustible materials must be cleared or removed within 30 feet of firewood stacks. Charity,” is an opportunity for anyone who raises $1,000 for the cause to repel down the side of the 33story downtown Hyatt as a reward. “I’ve done it twice, It’s really empowering,” she said. Malia is a senior at Canyon Crest Academy. She plans to attend art school. Her long-term plans include becoming an entrepreneur. “There are a few business ideas going through my head,” she said. hnc@hospicenorthcoast.org to download registration and payment information. SAFETY AND FUN Solana Beach Fire Department will host its annual Open House from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. 27 at the Solana Beach Fire Department Station, 500 Lomas Santa Fe Drive. Exhibits and demonstrations. For more information, contact City Hall at (858) 720-2400. 2color samples www.vistapaintbenmoore.com Offer Expires: 10/31/12 sales. Valitar opens Nov. 16 and will hold 50 shows before closing Dec. 31. Tickets are $60 to $245 and available through Valitar.com. The producers will donate $1 from each ticket sold to the equine and large animal hospital at Helen Woodward Animal Center. Escondidio 602 N. Escondido Blvd. 760.839.9420 San Diego 5700 Kearny Villa Rd. 858.565.7477 Temecula 27250 Madison 951.296.3880 NEW! Vista 611 Sycamore 760.598.0040 Hours: M-F 7 am-5pm Sat: 7:30 am - 4:30 pm
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