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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1972
Page
2
Two year old Fremont resident Larry Rushing will receive a donated kidney from his sister Shirley Steinbach in a Stanford Medical Center operation scheduled for next Thursday. Rushing was born with a single kidney that failed, prompting the family to seek the transplant.
Environmental reviews could push price above 40 million as planners consider widening marsh fill for the Dumbarton Bridge. Division chief engineer E. J. Foley said pilings might be needed to span marshes, with costs increasing under orders from state, regional and federal agencies.
Fremont planners will hold a February 24 public hearing to rezone NW of Mission Boulevard and Pine Street from planned district back to residential estate, ending seven year push for a mixed project with restaurant pool and housing. The commission also denied a plan amendment to convert 94 acres around Driscoll Road and Mission Boulevard to commercial use and approved 39 mobile home park units near Niles Canyon Road and Mission Boulevard.
Alameda County Board of Supervisors weighs a plan to fund a satellite data processing center in Hayvard to handle accounting and bookkeeping for 22 school districts at an estimated 336,036 dollars annually. The panel deferred a decision to Feb 3 pending district offset plans and state law timing.
Bay O Vista Improvement directors will file a letter with the chamber of commerce supporting a city withdrawal from the Eden Hospital District. The move follows a 20 cent hospital tax rate increase to fund a 4.7 million expansion. The chamber studies withdrawal procedures as the city may file a petition with the Local Agency Formation Commission. In duties, homeowners set yearly goals, including tax relief advocacy with the California Taxpayers Association, member recruitment, and aesthetic Bay-O-Vista improvements.
The planning commission postponed Feb 10 discussion on a general plan amendment creating a single family residence townhouse category. A resident survey will be held and city staff will meet with the Peralta Citizens Association. The proposed area is bounded by Dolores Avenue Bancroft Avenue McKinley School and East Oakland Street. Homeowners will be polled on allowing higher density development.
Alameda County Planning Commission meets Monday at 1 21 pm in the public works building located at 339 Bloomhurst Street Hayward. The Castro Valley Plan objectives and principles are examined, with preliminary goals and supporting data presented for committee review.
Hayward planners approve tightening and relaxation of the 1963 sign ordinance. They back easing limits on religious symbols beyond church property and extending exemptions, while banning pennants and banners for car dealers as heavy advertising along arterial roads. A 30 foot height cap remains for most signs unless attached to buildings.
San Leandro officials consider a proposed charter amendment from the League of Women Voters to make the library board advisory to the city council and place the library director under the city manager. The measure could go to November voters if approved for the ballot, with options outlined Monday night.
BART directors spar over feasibility of extending Livermore Amador Valley service. Director Dorr Helix of Concord charges the system cannot accept expansions beyond current setup, while Chairman George Sil lman orders a full review. Spokesmen insist extensions are possible with proper funding.
Hayward Planning Commission held a hearing on a rezoning proposal for a 755 unit apartment project near the South Hayward BART rapid transit station. Residents north of the site protested loss of single family character and access routes via Pacific Street, while officials noted traffic and street impacts and urged planned development zoning controls. The commission postponed a decision, with further details requested on street and school effects.
Hayward Planning Commissioner Watten Rumburg joined colleagues Martino Harper and Birch as candidates, with none filed yet. Lorraine Lown also picked up papers for a council seat, while Mike Kanalakis and others filed for various district seats and city councils in nearby Fremont Newark Union City Pleasanton and Livermore.
Merchants filed a petition with the city council seeking removal of no parking restrictions between 41st and Sepam avenues on Fast 4th Street between Estudilla and Juana. On street parking is banned during rush hours to allow two lanes of traffic north and south. The petition, signed by 2 percent of merchants, argues loss of parking endangers business viability.
Fragmented OCR text provides a garbled masthead for The Daily Reviews in Hayward California. The readable elements reference address lines at 40 116 W. Winton Ave Hayward and subscription rates, with the note of March 1, 18R2 and multiple city office references.
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