Livermore budget hike boosts district by $200000, says Jamieson
Assessments raise Livermore Seutind budget by about 250000 with assessed valuation near 128 million. Bruce Jamieson calls the boost the largest assessment increase yet while state aid falls by 17000, leaving net gain between 200000 and 228000. Trustees weigh staffing for elementary schools and year round schooling plans amid budget uncertainties.
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City budget passes with uncertain tax rate rise
TIVERMORE council approved a 33.73 million city budget with unclear tax impact next year. A 12 to 13 cent rise per 100 valuation was discussed, but county assessor figures will determine the final rate. Council members debated suspending the 19 cent park tax, but funds are earmarked and a build pause was deemed insufficient. If rates rise 3 cents, city tax would be 1.56 per 100.
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Vice chief of planning board resigns in Livermore
Robert L. Thorsen, vice chairman of the city planning commission, submitted his resignation to the city council Tuesday night three months before his term ends in October. He is an architectural engineer at Lawrence Livermore Laboratory. He had no prior notice of the decision. Planning chairman Bill Millard said there was also no prior notification. A new commissioner could face council opposition in coming weeks.
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Vintage nails aid Amador High rebuild after fire
Pleasanton reports the Amador High home economics wing will be rebuilt using eight penny vintage nails found among debris after a $120,000 June fire. W A Rose Construction began erecting new walls last week aided by state architecture and fire marshal approvals. District officials credit timely insurance adjustments and a cooperative broker for expediting the contract and limiting red tape.
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Livermore Wins State Grant to Study Safer Streets
Livermore receives a 16814 state grant to fund a traffic volume survey identifying busiest and most dangerous intersections. Bill Scheuermann announced the grant in Sacramento saying funds cover research only, with later funding needed for fixes. A coordinator and two technicians will be hired. the program lasts 48 months through December 1973.
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Bill Scheuermann
State Office of Traffic Safely
Sacramento
Schewermann
Bob Yee
Scheuermann
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