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2011-2012 San Bernardino County Grand Jury Final Report quality of acts in the 1999 and 2000 season, with a related increase in paid attendance at the Pavilion.” Update: SFX no longer holds the lease for the Amphitheater. The lease is now held by Live Nation World Wide, Incorporated, which is responsible for the booking and advertising of events. There has been no increase in events. However, with low attendance at the Amphitheater the County is not losing money because Live Nation World Wide, Incorporated is required to pay its lease regardless if an event is booked. Recommendation Number: 00-145 Stated: “Remain alert to any reasonable offer to sell the facility so the County could rid itself of involvement in a specialized entrepreneurial business.” Response: The Department/County agreed to the recommendation, stating “the County has reviewed this option in the past and will consider all reasonable offers for sale of the facility.” Update: The bond for the Amphitheater is $1.2 million and the County has no immediate plans to sell the Amphitheater although the Board of Supervisors has approval. Between lease fees of $1.4 million with Live Nation World Wide, Incorporated and the naming rights contract with San Manuel in the amount of $50,000 annually, the facility is paying for itself so there is no need to sell the Amphitheater at this time. Responding Agency Recommendations Due Date No response required 97
2011-2012 San Bernardino County Grand Jury Final Report SHERIFF-CORONER PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR AND DEPARTMENT OF AGING AND ADULT SERVICES PUBLIC GUARDIAN WAREHOUSE BACKGROUND The San Bernardino County Grand Jury completed an interview and site visitation as part of a review of the Public Administrator on August 23, 2011 and with the Public Guardian on January 24, 2012. The Grand Jury was focusing specifically on the Public Administrator and Public Guardian in the overseeing, managing and storing of personal property. The Public Administrator is required by law to take responsibility for personal property belonging to persons who have died without an executor. They manage the estates of the deceased until families assume responsibility. However, if no family member claims the estate, the property goes to public auction. The Public Guardian/Conservator is a division of the Department of Aging and Adult Services. The Public Guardian is appointed by the court and administers to the needs of living individuals who are not able to care for themselves. Estates and assets may include real estate, motor vehicles, home furnishings, bank accounts, creditors, stocks/bonds, cash, jewelry, art/antiques, firearms/ammunition, etc. Items listed above must be inventoried and some items photographed then stored appropriately. When property is to be liquidated, a notice of auction is placed on the county’s website. From the proceeds, in the case of the Public Administrator, only actual expenses incurred by the county are reimbursed to the county; whatever is left, after all claims are paid, goes to the State of California. In the case of the Public Guardian, when the property is sold, the proceeds go to the cost of the person’s on-going care. FACTS The following are recommendations from the 2004-2005 Grand Jury: 05-126 Provide digital cameras for use by warehouse attendants. 98
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