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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAmy Chan - 3rd Quarter - 08.01.2024CUPERTINO City c Lobbyist Registration I Total Number of Pages including additional pages CITY OF CUPERTINO LOBBYIST REGISTRATION 8, REPORTING FORM (CMC CH. 2.100) TYPE OF REPORT (check all that apply) j� initial Registration ❑ Annual Renewal (Tiled annually by January 15) ❑ Termination, effective date: ❑ Amendment, filed on date: Amendment explanation: ❑ Quarterly Report (CMC 2.100.1001 (Checkone below) 1st quarter - January 1 to March 31(filed by April 15) I 2nd Quarter - April 1-to June 30 (filed by July 15) 3rd Quarter - July 1 to September 30 I iced by October 15) �Z --` ❑ 4th Quarter - October 1 to December 31(filed by January 15) LOBBYIST INFORMATION Are you a: ❑ Contract Lobbyist ❑ business or organization Lobbyist ❑ Expenditure Lobbyist Note: Contract Lobbyist, Business or Organization Lobbyist, and Expenditure Lobbyist are defined in CMC 2.100.030(o). Name of Lobbyist Telephone Number Business Address (Number and Street) City State Zip Code AUG - 2024 0 CUPERTINO CITY CLERK City of Cupertino Lobbyist Registration & Reporting Page 2 of 8 DBA Lf� �0 E:Vt.C\ L Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) `t Specify how the Contract Lobbyist, Business or Organization Lobbyist, or the Expenditure Lobbyist entity is organized: Sole Proprietorship Partnership ❑ Non -Profit Corporation ❑ For -Profit Corporation ❑ Other: If the Lobbyist is a sole proprietor or partnership of fewer than ten (10) persons, state the name(s) of the sole proprietor or personc,.with an ownership interest in e himinpcc- `)CwN <^. 1 � ,\ � %lOe.� l '4 r( s g" If the Lobbyist is a corporation (for -profit or non-profit), state the name(s) of corporate Officers and the Agent for Service of Process and their respective contact information (if different from above): REPORT FOR EACH CATEGORY OF LOBBYIST CONTRACT LOBBYIST (CMC 2.100.090(a CLIENT INFORMATIO" Client Name, Address, and Telephone Number Effective Date of Representation '<0 6 t 's' City of Cupertino Lobbyist Registration R Reporting Page 3 of 8 Specify the nature and purpose of the client's business , 1 t�1.SESi2& � � 9 -c] i 1 � W 1V '(i 1�� 't Co X i^ v Describe the legislative or administrative action(s) the Contract Lobbyist was retained to influence on behalf of the client, and the outcome sought (attach additional pages if necessary). 'I -KIPC 04-- pt KVZ5-D . Name of each person worktn or the on be al of the client: AH A - QAh-�4 NW1 is engaged in lobbying activity ADDITIONAL CLIENTS = iJ4 If the contract lobbyist represents more than one client, attach a separate page providing all of the above information for each additional client. ❑ BUSINESS OR ORGANIZATION LOBBYIST (CIVIC 2.100.090(b)) Name of Business Name of owners, officers or employees conducting Lobbying activities on behalf of Business or Organization: Describe the nature and purpose of the business, organization, or association. The legislative of administrative action(s) the business or organization lobbyist seeks to influence (Attach additional pages if necessary.) ❑ EXPENDITURE LOBBYIST (CIVIC 2.100, 090(c)) City of Cupertino Lobbyist Registration & Reporting Page 4 of 8 Name of Expenditure Lobbyist Name of each person working for the Expenditure Lobbyist that is engaged in lobbying activity (if applicable): The legislative of administrative action(s) the expenditure lobbyist seeks to influence Amount of Payment(s) or Expenditure(s): $ (CMC 2.100.090(d)) �(� Name of Payer 'v (e.g. City agency, City Official or City Official- elect, ballot measure committee) Name of Recipient Lobbyist Amount of Payments(s) Date(s) of Payment(s) CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS ICMC 2.100.0901 /- Name of Lobbyist Making or Delivering Contribution Name of Contribution Recipient (Officeholder, Candidate, or Candidate - Controlled Committee) Date of Contribution Amount of Contribution S Lost Reo*abon & Reporting pap 5ofs it►, Ach a saParaw page Pr()uidirkij att of €tip- at�%M lnfcsrrr�ati�ar� for add(ttolRat cortitritUtjC tXS as needed.) offl�iExPEtiffl TURRES CZ.1 '��� r�° I Name of Lobbyist Making Independent Expenditure Name of City Official or candidate for City office that is intended benefidjry of Independent Expenditure Date of Expenditure Amount or Expenaiture (Attach a separate page providing ail of the above information for additional expenditures as neededa FUNDRAISING ACTIVITY (CMC j lh Names) of beneficiary cif Fundraising Activity (City Official, candidate, committee, or party) Name of City Offtela= requesting Fundraising Activity (if applicable) Date of Fundraking Activity Name(s) of contributors who made contributions in Connection with Fundraising Activity Amounts) of contributions raised in connection witn Fundraising Activity (east aseperate page Providing all of the above information for addMonai needed.} expenditures as DONATIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS MADE AT BENEST OF MY QFFICIAL OR (CANDIDATE CMC 2100 02 111 Recipient of Donation (for AA profit or nonprofit Organization) Amount(s) of Danation(s) - Date(s) of Donations City of Cupertino Lobbyist Registration & Reporting Page 6 of 8 Note: only donations totaling more than $1000 in the aggregate per calendar year must be disclosed. CONTACTS WITH CITY OFFICIALS OR CITY OFFICIALS -ELECT (CIVIC 2.100.090(i)) Name(s) of City Official(s) or City Official(s)-Elect n \ C' contacted Date(s) of Contact Methods(s) of Contact Approximate Number of Con s during calendar year: ❑ One Contact 0\�\Zv Two to Five Contacts ❑ Six to Ten Contacts ❑ Eleven or More Contacts ACTIVITY EXPENSES (CIVIC 2.100.090(k)) Beneficiary or recipient(s) of Activity Expense(s) (City Official, City Official- elect or member of his or her immediate family or domestic partner) Amount(s) of Activity Expense(s) Date(s) of Activity Expense(s) ?o ' I F�LZ-K'AJII `o T- ,G-1 ii Note: Activity Expenses include Gifts, honoraria, consulting fees, salaries and other forms of Compensation, but do not include campaign contributions. TERMINATION (2.100.060) I certify that I have been authori ed by the Lobbyist identified above to make this verification. I have reviewed the requirements of the provisions of the Cupertino Municipal Code (Chapter 2.100). 1 certify under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that I have reviewed the Notice of Termination and to the best of my knowledge the information contained herein is true and complete. Termination Effective: Page 6 and win by a slim margin. As recent election reminds us, narrow wins become narrow losses in about one week. Conservatives have to learn how to win big enough to overcome the left's rty tricks and the ridiculously biased media. Leadership Ins itute training makes that happen. LI's founder Morto Blackwell has the knowledge and experience to help conse vatives get the job done. Morton has served as a key leader in the conservative movement ever since it gok started. He was the youngest e ected Republican National Convention delegate for Barry Goldwate back in 1964. Later he helped conservative candidates get elected with even worse odds than we face today. And he led the inning Youth for Reagan national effort in 1980. Morton went on to work in kthe Reagan White House for three years. Then he moved to the Lership Institute full-time to devote all his efforts to traig conservatives how to win. Morton learned a lot from Ronald Reagan -- and has the same "happy warrior" spirit as the Gipp r. Yes, Ronald Reagan is my favorite president, too. (George Washington was pretty good, but he my had to beat the military of the greatest power on Earth at the time. Reagan had to beat America's liberals.) As a young person growing up in \he `80s, Reagan was the bomb. But too many of today's consertive lesders think they can win by parroting Reagan, circa 19. It's not the 1980s anymore! Reaga kept his promises, won the Cold War, slushed taxes`, and set this nation 'on a half century of peace and prosperity. Soviet communism and taxes aren't the ig problems facing our nation- .anymore. (Thank you, Ronald Rea an.) There is no Soviet Union to defeat. How do tax cuts heI if you don't have a job? If conservative leaders want to win now, hey can't just keep saying the same old things the same old wa s. They have to learn how to craft new, winning messages about City ot cupwbw Lit ROV*a#on & Repw*V Pop 7 of 8 Print Name Title - Signature Executed on: WA� (month, day, year) ATTACliMNTS 4�7 / have reviewed the lobbyist guidelines and I have nothing to report, Attached to this Report is/are the following: (if additional space is needed, attach additional pages with responses to e" of the above disclosure categories) FEES DUE (CIVIC 2.100.080 and see Fee Schedule A ® General) Lobbyist Registration Fee* (January 1- December 31) $ Delinquent Fee $ Total Payment Due With Report $ Registration fee Deldplquent Fees $178.96 $25 per day with a max of $500 Make checks payable to: City of Cupertino Send Forms and Peyment to® City of Cupertino City Clerk's Office 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, CA 95014 NOTE: We fees wM apply to any lahbft y not reps Qfter the 15 days of qualifying as a krbbylst *Initlai registration fee is due within 15 days after qualifying as a lobbyist VERIFICATIDIU I certify that 1 have been authotted by the Lobbyist identified above to make this rredfkation. I have reviewed the requirements of the provisions of the Cupertino Munitipa! Code (Chapter 2.100).1 certify under penalty of perjury under the Wm of the State of Ca(fforn(a that ( have reviewed tWs Lobbyist Report and to the best of my the infoimatlon contained herein Is true and complete. (CMC 2.100.090(11) Print Name Title Telephone Number City of Cupertino Lobbyist Registration & Reporting Page 8 of 8 Signature Executed on: (month, day, year) APPENDIX A: Cupertino Municipal Code Ch. 2.100. Page 3 elected conservatives. You and I will have to roll up our sleeves and take matters into our own hands. Not necessarily by running for office ourselves. God bless you if you want to run (just please take a Leadership Institute training session first!) What I hav in mind instead is to improve the quality of conservative can idates and campaigners. That requires real training. Teaching them ow to avoid saying stupid things. How to escape ambushes from a media that sees their No. 1 mission as dirtying up conserva ives. How to put together a winning message. How to run good campaign and not be scammed by idiot "GOP campaign consulta ts." In short: How to bekt the left. Thankfully there's hor* on that front. That hope comes from my friends at a great organization called the Leadership Institu a (or LI for short). I think that after reading more about what the Leadership Institute is doing to train new onservative leaders, you'll get on board and support them. Believe me, friend -- supportilng the Leadership Institute would be one of the smartest investor nts you could make for the future of our country. Rather than giving to yet more can idates who will let us down, you could invest wisely to improve the quality as well as the quantity of conservatives who aim fo high office. The Leadership Institute and I go way ack. Before I became editor of the Cornell Review during college days, I enrolled in one of LI's special training scho ls. That training helped me enormously in reporting facts and e aging liberals (by reporting facts). More recently, the LI team sponsored me to go out and speak to students at college campuses across the country -- and there's no one more fun than a college conservative.