Rezoning sought for 22 acre San Leandro land parcel
A plan to reclassify 22.7 acres along Hesperian Boulevard to permit an apartment complex is set for tonight's council meeting at 7. Officials warn the change from single family residential could bring second story balconies into neighboring yards. The land was acquired in a 1968 widening project and may be sold at public auction to a developer under the approved general plan.
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San Leandro
Hesperian Soulevard
Alameda County approves Eden Canyon dog kennel permit
Alameda County Zoning Administrator Richard Flynn approved a five year conditional use permit for a private dog kennel at 2265 Eden Canyon Road to raise show dogs and not for commercial boarding. A tavern permit for 499 West A Street was continued after applicants did not attend the meeting amid parking concerns from local residents.
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Richard Flynn
Eden Canyon
Haye la Verna
Themson
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Gastro Alley
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Wendy Cargile
Dent
Theares
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Mobile home opening set in San Leandro schedule
In San Leandro a mobile home sales facility at 1490 East Ith will hold a 6 am grand opening. The launch is part of 22 similar openings statewide with executives David Olson Gary Fitzgerald Phil Oayton and Green among staff to greet guests with Wreddie King assisting.
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Fanorroane Puturn Mobile Homes
East Ith
San Leantro
David Olson
Gary Fitzgerald
Phil Oayton
Green
Wreddie King
San Leandro Business Leaders Back Transit Corridor Beautification
Businessmen and industrialists in San Leandro praised voluntary beautification of the rapid transit corridor. Dan Sullivan of the community development office reported favorable consensus after a Tuesday session showing Erin slides. Officials noted no specifics on improvements to the GID-out strip from Bayfair Shopping Center to North City limits. Pacific Gas and Electric, Del Monte Corp, Singer, and Berger Tiresalt Batteries were represented. Suggestions included painting, screen fencing, tidying storage areas, and regrouping car junk. The beautification committee will reconvene August 29 at 7:30 am to discuss a sign ordinance amendment affecting sign area and potential transit beautification impact.
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Dan Sullivan
Community Development Office
Erin
Bayfair Shay
Allerated
Pacific Gas and Electric
del Monte Corp
Singer
George Berger
Mulford Gardens group approves city clubhouse lease
SAN LEANDRO Mulford Gardens Improvement Association members tentatively approve a one year lease allowing the city to use the clubhouse grounds at 13078 Aurora Drive for 1 year. President F G Sanders says a precise property description will be developed by the city attorney. the city will provide a parking area and amenities for picnics and barbecues.
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Vile Attorney
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Right of Way Agent Honored by Bay Area Association
Hayward city right of way agent Monte Cavender was named Right of Way Agent of the Year by the Bay Area Chapter. A committee selected Cavender for his ability to work smoothly with the public and agencies and for professional activity in the field. Cavender has served in the position for 13 years.
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Monte Cavender
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Cavender
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Debate on wansit plan at MTC meeting in San Leandro
Lively discussion marked the Metropolitan Transportation Commission’s review of its Regional Transportation Plan in San Leandro. Commissioners did not decide, noting strong interest. ambiguity on regional versus local responsibilities remained central. The panel agreed to meetings twice a month starting August, with sessions set for August 9 and 23 to address expected questions.
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San Leandro
Metropolitan Transportation Commission
Planning Commissions Tonight At City Halls
Hayward Planning Commission meets tonight at 7 a.m. in the city hall council chamber to consider gang text changes allowing medical clinics in industrial zones and expand zoning privileges for certain operations. Union City Planning Commission meets at 7:40 p.m. in the council chambers at 154 Whipple Road to review site development and architectural plans for the Southern Abanvadar Spanish Speaking Organization project at Baker Beat.
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Union City Planning Commission
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Southern Abanvadar
Baker Beat
Ohlone Coaches Win More Time For Sports Release
Fremont trustees approve increasing weekly coaching release time for Ohlone College athletic instructors from two hours to seven, while reducing teaching hours from 24 to 15 per week. The vote follows months of discussion and support from the Ohlone Boosters Club and backers like Joseph McCord. No salary increases accompany the change.
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Ohlone College
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Castro Valley Fire Dept fund drive aims to rebuild
The Castro Valley Fire Department is not financing the restoration which could take one to two years and cost over $2,000. The engine was bought from Jory Carlton who bought from Harrah's in Reno. First donors include Ernie Crank of Brook's Boats and Sasson Gene, with John Colagross as captain and project chairman sealing the driver’s credential.
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Fremont district of water board weighs service limits after bond defeat
Fremont Alameda County Water District directors meet at district headquarters to hear legal counsel on obligations to provide water hookups for developments. They weighed freezing new connections after a $Y million bond defeat, and consider funding options including rate hikes and a facilities charge. A Lutheran Concord proposal for a 73 unit project seeks exemption from a freeze. Board plans possible condemnation for the Irvington Reservoir project financed by the bond issue.
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Fremont trustees delay tax hike decision in tense meeting
Fremont Unified School District trustees postponed a decision on a one cent tax hike to fund about 1000 dollars in new programs. Teachers demand reduced class sizes, restored junior high principals, and a new vice principal at Patterson Elementary, plus expanded services for prepaid minors. The board is set to reconvene next Wednesday for more information while opponents warn against increasing taxes without voter approval.
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Ambulance plan to be studied by Newark council
Newark city council meets to study an ambulance contract amid possible rate increases. The plan would replace Fremont Ambulance Company if city contributions rise, with a $40 per call rate under discussion and concerns about payment timing and prior year cash projections.
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Fremont
Newark and Tremont
Richard Turnlund
Turnlund
City planners back elderly housing as Northgate expansion eyed
Northgate project near Fre mont Boulevard and Ducato Road faces water service concerns from the Alameda County Water District. City planners favor a 169 unit Singer expansion with federally subsidized rents, but recommend delaying second reading of the rezoning ordinance until a guaranteed school facility plan with the district is secured. Schools urged on-site facilities, but officials seek an agreement ensuring continuous access to guaranteed school space.
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Northgate
Fremont Boulevard
Ducato Road
Wily
Pate
Fal Singer
Capitol quake warning may force end of era at state capitol
A seismic study led by Hayward architect warns California lawmakers to vacate the west wing of the state capitol by January to avoid major quake damage. The report details four options, including complete demolition and rebuilding at costs around 41 million dollars, or strengthening the existing wing for continued use at about 40.85 million.
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State Capitol
Hayward
George P. Simonds
Rges
Joly L. Burton
Joint Rules Committee
Nity
South County 18 sceme d The Dolly Review-Hupwerd
Dolly Review-Hupwerd brings South County 18 scene coverage from Tinvsday edition. Loyal readers find brief notes on local acts, events, and notable snippets in a concise county page.
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Tinvsday
Newark Board Defeats MLK Birthday Holiday Proposal
Newark Unified School District trustees defeated the plan to declare Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Day as a school holiday next year and a similar proposal for the following year. Public debate included angry remarks from residents and aldermen about race and taxes, while supporters urged recognition of King’s birthday.
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Martin Luther King
Tro Te Viles
Newark Unified School District
Tempershared Isle
Dr. King
Bertha Anthony
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