HARD Adopts New Budget And Tax Rate In Hayward District
HARD directors approved a 5.680963 million preliminary budget based on a 60.8 cent tax rate per 100 of assessed value, signaling an 11 percent revenue rise though homeowners pay more. The plan trims or shifts funds for parks and recreation, cites staff salary increases, and notes public disclosure and a budget hearing timeline with adoption due by August 10.
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Alameda supervisor renews battle over Bay Area air district
Alameda County Supervisor Tom Bates has released a 24 page indictment urging the firing of Air Pollution Control Officer D J Callaghan and restructuring of the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District. The report calls for decentralizing authority, stronger enforcement against polluters, and a more stable, experienced district board amid years of turnover and prior enforcement charges.
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South County Scene in The Daily Review
Local entertainment and community brief from Hayward California highlights events, cultural notices, and social happenings around South County. Contains compact notes on performances, gatherings, and public-interest items from The Daily Review.
Community meeting notices sweep Alameda Union City Hayward Newark
Local government agendas list New Haven School District special board meeting at district headquarters 13400 Western Ave Union City and Newark School Board at 6715 Musick Ave Newark. Fremont City Council discusses Centerville Area Plan with public hearing tomorrow. Senior citizens program and council discussions in Hayward. Bar Association luncheon covers divorce tax issues. Armed Forces Bicentennial Caravan at Newark Square.
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County rejects rental truck and trailer zoning change
County planning commissioners voted 5 to 1 to deny a proposed rezoning to permit truck and trailer rental operations at a Dublin service station. Opponents argued the change would trigger unfair competition and broader shifts in zoning. A public hearing followed a service station owner's request and petitions from Linblit area residents.
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Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce
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California Rental Association
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Castro Valley
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Edward Enos
San Leandro approves countywide solid waste plan
San Leandro becomes the first Alameda County city to back a countywide solid waste management plan. The plan, approved by the city council, is drafted by an interim county Mayors' Conference committee led by Mayor Jack D. Maltester. It envisions joint powers between the cities, the county, and the three districts that handle garbage, with private industry optional for some activities.
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San Leandro OKs Budget With No Tax Rate Change
San Leandro approves a $169 million next year budget funded at a 82 cent tax rate, the county’s lowest. The finance director notes a $670,000 general fund gap and a $505,000 pension subsidy from the capital improvement fund. Anticipated police raises may exhaust reserves, with major revenue from sales and property taxes. The final budget is $175,000 higher than the manager’s proposal, largely due to fire department wage costs and pending police contract. The council adds $15,000 for a chamber campaign to lure industry, while protests seek continued federal revenue-sharing funding for social services through year end.
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Fair Housing
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Broadmor Horeowners Association
Shoreline trail plan approved in Hayward area
The Hayward Area Shoreline Planning Agency approved a shoreline rail system proposal from San Leandro to Jackson Street Hayward. It would link the San Lorenzo Community Center wildlife interpretive center and shoreline park with Winton Avenue and other shoreline points. The plan includes bike paths unimproved hiking trails bike storage and parking prohibiting motorcycle use as land acquisition progresses along an eight mile shoreline with marsh restoration and educational use.
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