Appeal On Restaurant Approved In Fremont
Fremont City Council granted a variance allowing a 2s foot front yard encroachment for International Kitchen at 535 Peralta Boulevard. Dan Bodily, developer and co-owner, led the approval amid plans to renovate enlarge the restaurant damaged by fire two years earlier and add a motel. The council weighed Peralta Boulevard widening into four or six lanes and whether to require 32 additional feet of right of way. Owners agreed to donate 27 feet of right of way but objected to the extra 32 feet pending future road plans. Temporary drainage easements along Ford Lane and the tracks would revert if Peralta drainage needs arise.
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Fremont
Dan Bodily
International Kitchen
Marilyn Pray
Peralta Boulevard
Frontont
Peralta
Mowry Avenue
Propeny
Ford Lane
Sub Teens To Aid Needy In Fremont Dance Night
Fremont sub teens, sponsored by the Dept of Community Recreation, will host a citywide dance at Willits Junior High School from 7 30 to 10 20 p m to raise foil for needy Alameda County families. The event proceeds benefit local families and provide Christmas activities for the teens.
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Fremont
Alameda County
Dept. of Community Recreation
Willers Junior High School
Willer
Fremont Signs Ordinance Amendments Drafted for City Council Vote
Fremont City Council debated a long studied land use sign ordinance with amendments prepared by a Chamber of Commerce led committee and Planning Commission. The four to one measure, with Autnie Stevenson dissenting, aimed to tighten signage rules while opponents warned of business impact and legal challenges from Monterey and Pasadena cases. A later committee review signaled possible separate revisions.
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Fremont
Autinie Stevenson
Fremont Chamber Oil Commerce Committee
Bob Kitheart
City Planning Commission
Kithatl
Ray 5
Adams
Foster & Kileiser
Oakland
Ordnances
Monterey
Pasadena
Trustees Deadlock on Tax Election in Livermore
Livermore elementary trustees deadlocked 2-2 over whether to seek a tax increase, awaiting Trustee Sludky’s return for a formal decision. Key figures Winslow and Graf supported asking voters, while Adams and Demon Jr opposed. preliminary estimates suggest a 30 cent tax rise next year to sustain programs, with class size and budget impacts debated.
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Livermore
Joe Sludky
Iake Dietz
Decisi Slidky
Wiseimsin
Nellys
Foroe
Prt
Chateain Alin Winslow
Winslow
Reel Graf
Barbara Adams
Joe Demon Jr
Positor
Pny
Grat
Wold
State Ups Cost Limit Of Schools
The state raises the cost limits for school construction by five percent effective immediately. The action raises the cap on allowable costs for construction projects and increases the maximum grants state aid programs may support for each project. Officials say the adjustment reflects higher costs since June 1929 and will expand funding for new school buildings across the state.
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Pontine
Dasard
Stop Sign Additions Planned at Fremont Washington Intersection
Fremont City Council approved a plan to add several stop signs and no parking zones near Fremont and Washington to improve four lane traffic flow. The measure, reviewed by City Manager Howard L. Reese and Public Works Director Laurence Milnes, also relocates a monument at the Tevington district. New stop signs will be placed at Fremont and Washington, at Summer Boulevard and Cooks Road, and at the Fremont River Road entry, with five minute no parking zones implemented.
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Fremont
Washington
Freemont
Howard L. Reese
Laurence Milnes
Tevington
Alsteware
Fremont Terthe
Suimmer Belevard
Cooks Road
Toft Tera Westlanger Tite Feafore
Fromont Rou
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Jamea Bertino
Mary Jo Avila
O. Henry
Kreview
Steve Rutbioto
Geoffrey A. Steel
Oller
Newark
Thursty
Massagajie
Newarkigh School
Direwlae
Norman Kirschbaung
Camei
Livermore Board
Cliss
Leach
Daniea Cate
Memslelers
McCarty
Belttomfield
Bester
Leacheest
Sladksy
Toa
Fremont Bons
Jeward
Council
Nie
Skulkum
Ceding
Phin
Grodins
Gable
Towne & King
Tor
Foothill
Hayward
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