Union City to consider rezoning 260 plus acres in Alvarado district
Union City council to review rezoning of about 260 acres in the Alvarado district from agricultural to residential and 38 acres along Alvarado Niler Road for single family and multiunit housing. Also on the agenda are a Turnkey site review near Skylark Drive and a city wide signalization program. Council meets at 6 in city council chambers on Whipple Road. Henry Chang Jr. Associates proposes a 50 senior and 12 family unit complex. Planning commission recommended denial of a similar agricultural to residential change.
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Union City
Alvarado
Whipple Road
Henson Road
Bulmer Street
Marsden Avenue
Union City Boulevard
Alvarado-Niler Road
Hop Ranch
Skylark Drive
Decoto Roat
Planning Commission
Henry Chang Jr
San Leandro Board Examines Seventh Grade Shift to Junior High
San Leandro school trustees meet to weigh moving seventh grade to junior high, with a 7:30 p.m. district meeting at 45 W. Joaquin Ave after a 4 p.m. work session. The Wilson School area would keep seventh graders at Muir Junior High, while others remain in elementary schools. The board also reviews community and staff budget input procedures and a proposed policy on releasing senior student names and addresses.
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San Leandro
W. Joaquin Ave
Wilson
Muir Junior High
Hayward School Board Eyes New High School Pool
The Hayward school board plans to act on a proposal to build a Hayward High School swimming pool and approve a joint resolution with the Hayward Area Recreation District to appoint a pool architect. The meeting at district headquarters 24411 Amador St begins at 7 09 with an AFT presentation on teacher preparation time.
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Hayward
Hayward Area
Amador SL
American Federation of Teachers
Stroud to Leave San Leandro for Alameda City Attorney Post
Stroud, 34, will depart San Leandro December 31 after two years as assistant city attorney to join Alameda as the first assistant city attorney. He came from Merced and was the third in San Leandro’s office behind Glenn Forbes and James McSharry. Alameda’s two-person office will place him as the second and he cited higher pay and advancement as key reasons.
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San Leandro
Carter J. Stroud
Alameda
Stroud
Merced
Glenn Forbes
James McSharry
Eer
Etroud
Leandro Council Fails To Meet Due To Quorum Gap
Leandro city council declines to convene as only four members exist for a quorum while Mayor and several councilmen attend a National League of Cities Conference in Puerto Fog. The absence of key officials leaves the meeting unable to proceed.
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San Leandro
Lawn
National League of Cities
Puerto Fog
Alvin W. Kantisill
Fiunl
Mario Palvarosa
William Suerstedt
Jack D. Maltester
Wesley McClure
League of Cities
Castro Valley survey on top town meeting issues
About 13 000 Castro Valley households will be surveyed this week as part of planning for a town meeting in March. Richard Kraft, steering committee president, says questionnaires are being distributed to gauge residents concerns on transportation traffic education local government representation civic and service facilities and community development.
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Castro Valley
Richard Kraft
Scouts Begin Food Drive in Union City
Explorer Scouts sponsored by the Union City Police Department start a canned food drive today. Youths with an officer assist donors and will deliver items to needy families. Girls join the drive for the first time and all solicitors carry identification cards. Door-to-door pickups run 7 to 9 p.m. today through Thursday with a second collection period December 10 through 13 in the same hours.
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Union City —Explorer Scouls
Unionity Police Department
Community events and meetings across multiple cities
Community groups announce tonight and tomorrow events at Usher Street Sennyside H Club Castro Valley and Marshall School. Audubon Society meeting in Hayward features Gloria Gaylord and Bob Rodrigues talks. New Haven district energy plans and milk price concerns raised as trustees consider March election consolidations.
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San Lorence Edeal Board
Usher St
Audubon
Dubois
Wya
Bob Rodrigues
Mexico
Western Ave
Union City
Lindon City
New Haven
Alameda County Supervisors Resume BART Debate On Election
Alameda County supervisors will continue the BART directors debate at tomorrow's meeting. The panel weighs direct election across the service area while considering other agenda items including flood control bids in Livermore and Pleasanton, aid to the blind and disabled, a radio transmitter site purchase in Fremont, and a grievance hearing from North Oakland food stamp workers. Acoustics work by Bell, Beranek & Newman studies city noise as planners draft a nuisance ordinance.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit District
Alameda County
Fg UC
Fred Cooper
BART
Contra Costa County
Board’ of Supervisors
Richard Moore
San Francisco
Cooper
Livermore-Pleasanton
Trene Weinreb
Mental Health Association of
Suparvisers
Fremont
Jarvis Avenue
Newark Boulevard
Leslie Balt Co
North Oakland
David C. Aroner
Union
Leendert van Eschoten
Hayward
van Esschoten
Lear
Bell, Beranek & Newman
Hayward Air Terminal
Extension study panel to map San Leandro college complex
The San Leandro Chabot College Extension Complex Study Committee will meet December 19 in the San Leandro Library Center to decide locations and financing for a multipurpose facility including a theater and classrooms. The panel, formed by leaders from Chabot College and local government, will work under a two-item mandate with staff from city, school district, and college.
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San Leandro
Don Field
Citizens Committee
San Leandro-Chabot College Extension Complex
Movlury
Holden
Yield
Protatn
Billington
Trustee pay and name change at South County College confab
The South County Junior College district board will hear drawings for the Livermore campus and consider a district name change to South County Community College District. Trustees may receive up to 20 dollars per meeting, optional, with a six meeting cap monthly, under a state education policy effective January 1. The Delp Jamson, Poole and Storm firm will present campus drawings.
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South County Junior College
Livermore
San Francisco
Delp Jamson, Poole and Storm
Chabot College
Hayward
South County Community College District
Reseveate
Board
Chabol College
Alameda County 1973 Grand Jury Extends Term to July 1 1974
The Alameda County Grand Jury will serve six months longer, until July 1 1974, under a state law amended by Robert Crown before his death. The court may hold over the current panel or impanel a new one to run to July 1 1975, with replacements chosen after January. Foreman Richard Flores and long term jurors from South County and nearby areas continue. final year end report is being prepared amid pending law changes.
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Alameda County
Robert Crown
Alameda
Crown
Asst. Dist
David Dutton
Grand Jury
Dutton
Dulton
Marguerite Aroila
Oakland
Barbara Kientz
Mmes
Arella
Kientz
Alameda County Superior Court
Richard M. Flores
Livermore
Kaiser Industries
South County
Clarence Burrell
Sat Leandro
Joseph J. Durante Jr
Hayward
Claudene Swig
San Leandro
James G. Lopez
Fremont
John MacGregor
John Maozella
Joseph F. Tinney
Dalton
Komatsu plans large Hayward warehouse complex permit review
Japanese firm Komatsu America Corp seeks a use permit for a 7 acre site in Bennett & Kahnweiler Industrial Park. Phase one covers 50 000 sq ft warehouse 45 000 sq ft open storage for 92 bulldozers and two training centers. Phase two adds 50 000 sq ft warehouse and a sales office. Meeting at 7:30 pm in Hayward City Hall council chamber.
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Hayward
Komatsu America Corp
Bennett & Kahnweiler
Hayward Board of Adjustments
City Hall
Komatsu
San Antonio Street
San Luis Chispo Avenue
Hayward Chamber of Commerce
Jim Araujo
Ralph Skobielew
Mission Blvd
Fidelity Savings & Loan
A St
Gabriel Saia
Sote Road
Castro Valley speaker to discuss parent teacher training
Dr. Thomas Gordon, clinical psychologist and head of Effectiveness Training Associates, will lecture tomorrow at Castro Valley High School cafetorium as part of an Education workshop series led by Early Childhood Education and Title I committees. His talk covers parent and teacher effectiveness training focusing on listening communication and problem solving.
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Castro Valley
Thomas Gordon
Effectiveness Training Associates
Castro Valley High School
Dr. Gordon
University of Chicago
San Leandro awaits first 1973 tax increment payment
Leandro awaits a 979,132.62 check for the San Leandro Redevelopment Agency as the first of two 1973-74 installments funded by tax increment. A second equal payment arrives in May, boosting downtown renewal funds along with rehabilitations begun in 1962 and phase two expansion. The agency’s 1973 indebtedness stood at 1,969,379.90, with funds repaying city debts for decks, malls, arcades, and landscaping.
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San Leandro
Alameda County
Ue Redevelopment Agency
Hayward approves small office building near downtown
City approves administrative plans for a single story 2 800 square foot office building at 100 BSL near downtown Hayward. The project is to be partially occupied by the Peralta Development Dam and meets local zoning and development standards.
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Hayward
Fot
Peralta
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Castro Valley Survey
Howard Jones
Locd
Alameda County Employees Association
Jones’ Sutler
Buffington
Headline College
South County Scene
the Daily Review
Hayward, Colt
Monsey
Duton
C.V. Workshop
Hayward Okays Office
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