Newark Council Eyes Sign Ordinance And Fire Station Site
Newark city council meets at 7 PM to discuss amending the sign ordinance and actions on condemning a site at Station Road and Mowry Avenue for a third fire station. They will also consider extending Cadar Boulevard from Central Avenue to Bune Avenue and review exemptions for a $10 sign permit fee.
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Civic Center
Planning Commissions
Station Road
Mowry Avenue
Cadar Boulevard
Central Avenue
Bune Avenue
Union City planning committee reviews medical dental complex and housing project
Union City Planing Commission will meet at 7 20 tonight in City Council Chambers 1153 Whipple Road to review a proposed medical dental building a single family and condominium development on 17 Ave bounded by Smith and Dyer streets and currently zoned for multi family use. Additional items include a three story medical center on Hartnell Street near Union Plaza a car wash addition at Mission Somerville and Whipple Road and a meeting site at 380 Stith Street for Union City Church of God in Christ.
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Dyer Streets
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Four plex appeal hearings set for Sept 4 council
San Leandro will hold two appeal hearings at the Sept 4 city council meeting. Zoning board denied variances to allow two fourplexes on 455 and 471 Juana Ave, with Zeke Robello appealing. He plans to buy the land and convert both lots to fourplexes. Robert C. Richardson appeals a denied home occupation permit for drywall service at 1268 Gardner Blvd. The board allowed using the home as an office but denied the permit due to materials stored at the residence.
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Board of Zoning Adjustments
Zeke Robello
Juana Ave
Robello
Robert C. Richardson
Gardner Blvd
Richardson
San Leandro ad drive asks broad support for housing plan
Ethnic outreach ad seeks backing from 23 tenants and homeowners with six returns affirmative. Freedom of Choice in Housing Office reports funds from a $50,000 federal grant will finance the broad outreach. Letters to businesses churches and civic groups urged approval to list their names, with ads to run in newspapers by city council decision.
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Notics
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Cily Council
League of Women Voters
Woman files $25,000 suit over Bret Harte field tractor mishap
Fremont woman Agnes yorite Cambra filed in Alameda County Superior Court yesterday a $25,000 damage action alleging a Hayward area tractor was negligently driven by a public employee at Bret Harte Junior High School baseball field in Hayward. The incident occurred at 8 52 p m as she walked toward her car after spectators left the game. the tractor weaved among them and struck her. The complaint names the Hayward Area Recreation District City of Hayward Hayward Unified School District and an unidentified public employee as defendants.
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Alameda County Superior
Bret Harte
Public hearings crowd San Leandro planning session
The planning commission in San Leandro holds seven public hearings tonight at 7:30 PM in city council chambers. Topics include precise plans for a rectory addition at Lady of Good Counsel Church 2500 Bermuda Ave and a zone change for a property on the north side of McConnick Street. Crow-Spicker, owner of four lots, seeks to reclassify from general industrial to industrial park. Surrounding parcels remain zoned general industrial and industrial park. Also on the agenda is a recommendation to expand patrol shelter facilities from the San Leandro Beautification Committee.
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Lady of Good Counsel Caurch
Bermuda Ave
McConnick Street
Crow-Spicker
Bids Called for Pleasanton Underpass at County Fairgrounds
Alameda County supervisors approved plans for a new underpass at the Fairgrounds near Pleasanton. The project, estimated at 109000 dollars, will run beneath the racetrack with parallel access from two center fields. Construction is to be funded by fare trust funds, while private concessionaires will operate the golf course under a county contract.
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Pleasanton
Alameda County
Alameda Couty
Castro Valley School Board Meeting and Local Notices
Castro Valley School Board agenda lists review and awards, supply and equipment purchase authorization, and service agreements. Alameda County Water District directors meet at 7:30 pm at 38050 Frentons Blvd Fremont to discuss lease for mineral quarry, tax revenue, and quarterly financial report. Barn dance hosted by San Ramon Valley Horsemen’s Association occurs 8 pm Saturday at Auckeye Ranch Lafayette with dinner and cocktails. tickets $1.40 per person. reservations via AAAS or 055-5482.
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Springhill Toad
Lafayette
Freethont Trustees Approve 872000 Reserve Spending Plan
Frethont school board approved 872000 reserve spending tied to 32,000 for music, 50,000 for an employment fund to contain class sizes, and 22,000 for elementary instrumental music. They deferred 200,000 for teacher prep time and discussed a 300,000 plan for periods of preparation with three weekly periods of music. Trustees debated class size caps and distribution of funds, with future actions planned on a 40 student elementary class maximum.
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Brookvale
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South County Scene in Daily Review Territory
August 23 1273 report from Hayward notes a 12 tie in a South County scene. No final winner recorded. locals discuss Thorstay turnout and nearby impacts on markets and daily life.
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Tie Daily Review
Hayward
Thorstay
Utility expansion plan eyed by Union City chamber panel
The Union City industrial subcommittee of the Chamber of Commerce voted to craft an action program to enlarge the Union Sanitary Districts Alvarado plant capacity. The plan may lead to a bond election to boost sewer hookups while letters to officials were discussed but opposed by some members. The Alvarado plant serves Union City and parts of Fremont amid concerns over district capacity and development.
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Union City Council
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Ti McGoy
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Flo
Chamber
USD
Geuany
Fremot
Sabbatical policy eyed for Ohlone College staff plan
FremontNewark Community College District trustees considered a professional growth and development program for non teaching staff alongside faculty sabbaticals. The draft outlines sabbatical rules salary scales and activity criteria with faculty leaves up to one year and 50 percent pay, administrators at 40 percent, while academic leave has no pay. A board vote on the policy was postponed to next Wednesday to allow reactions from faculty and administrators.
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Tom Debley Fremont
Ohlone College
Vremont-Newark Community College District
Abraham Hoeller
Ohronocrate
Rae
Lime
Admministators
Alameda supervisors OK 45000 for runoff election in assembly district
Alameda County supervisors vote to appropriate 45000 for a special runoff in the 1964 assembly district to choose a successor to Assemblyman Robert Crown. Republican Whitam McCall and Democrat William Lack yer led Aug 7 primary field of seven. Runoff funds were trimmed from 60000 due to economy. state recovery hoped for primaries and social runoff costs. Additional actions include security fencing at Fairmont Hospital Juvenile Hall, bid openings for county projects, abatement hearings for trash and litter, and Sept 4 charter review sessions.
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Alameda County
Ltt
Teta Assatt Blymar
Robert Crown
Camfidstes
Whitam McCall
Alameda
William Lackyer
San Leandro
Bard
Rene Davison
Lege
Toesiay
Fairmont Hospital
Loren Enoch
Fairmont Drive
San Leandra
Castra Valley
Public Works
Elmhurst
Newark Storm Drain Projects Signed by County Supervisors
Azamega County supervisors signed agreements with the city of Newark for two storm drain projects connected to street improvements. One project on Cedar Boulevard carries an estimated cost of 18,198 dollars and the other on Birth Street is estimated at 14,500 dollars.
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Newark
Azamega County
Cedar Boulevard
Birth Street
Justice panel to meet Monday on project funds
The Operations committee of the Wayne Aimed a Regional Criminal Justice Planning Board plans to reconvene Monday to decide on recommendations for distributing 1.6 million for 174 projects. The meeting starts at 2 pm in the county administration offices, where members heard presentations on 20 projects and postponed decisions to allow more consideration.
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Wye Aaineda Regional Criminal Justice Planning Board
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