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• District 6 (Nancy Gardner, Mayor Pro Tem)  (Updated 04/04/11)
  
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• District 1 (Mike Henn, Mayor's Facebook Page)  (Updated 02/19/2011)
  

• City Council Priorities for 2011:  Agenda  ||  Minutes
  
• City Year-End Recap for 2010
  
• Civic Center Progress Report   (As of 12/10/10)
  
• City Satisfaction Survey Results   (As of 10/7/10)
  
• JWA - Aviation Committee Meeting Agendas & Reports
  
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• Zip Code 92625 Council Districts     
  
• Newport Beach Council Districts
  

• City Calendar of Events   
  
• City Organization Chart
  
• City Manager Newsletter
  
• Planning Department Fee Schedule (Rev Nov '09)
  
• Fire Prevention Videos & Family Preparedness Information  
  

The Newport Beach Code Enforcement Office is geared to answer your questions and react to problems when reported.  If you have a problem with noise, construction hours, water pollution, 
street drainage, run-off, or other issues which may be in violation of city codes, report the problem by phone:

       Business Hours:           949.644.3215
       Nights & Weekends:    949.644.3717

For more information about how Code Enforcements works and the kinds of situations they monitor, click here.

Graffiti Hotline = 949.644.3333
Call this number to report any graffiti you find in or around CdM.

Traffic Signal Problem:  Traffic signal outages or problems can be reported by email.  Go to the City's website (click here) or call George Bernard at 949.644.3348 or Bryan Loo at 949.644.3324.

Noise Abatement Code:  We get many questions about hours of operation for lawn, gardening and construction equipment.  Noise of that nature is covered by the City's Municipal Code.  For 
approved hours of operation and a status report from Council Member Nancy Gardner on this topic, click here.

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The City has provided lots of tips on how to better manage your water consumption and keep your water bill low.  New rebates became available June 1, 2010, to help offset the costs of Smart 
Controllers, Sprinkler Heads, Artificial Turf, and more. Helpful links follow:

Water-saving tips & rebate information:  click here
Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance:  click here
Water Efficient Design Standards:  click here