Fremont Eyes Budget Hike Ahead of 1971 73 Plan
Fremont officials anticipate a budget of about 10.5 million for 1971 73, up nearly 1 million, with expenditures seen at 10 percent higher while revenue from property and sales taxes may fall short. Finance staff foresee a bleak outlook unless federal aid or other incomes rise, and council plans public hearings before final adoption in late June.
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Fremont
Fred Sta
Pel
Stagel
Driggs
Fremont considers $3 million Local Improvement District plan
Fremont City Council weighs preliminary estimates for Local Improvement District 20 to fund Central Park expansion and two major street extensions Paseo Padre Parkway and Stevenson Boulevard. Costing about $203,314 for the streets, funding may come from gas tax, public agencies, and assessment bonds with bids and a July 6 protest hearing planned.
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Budget studies under way Council frowns on items that may cost city money
Union City plans for a new planning director a reorganization of the fire department funds for the Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Association drew early skepticism as the city council began its annual budget talks. Council members questioned need and affordability while weighing two departmental budget proposals and a possible third fire station in coming months. The council set the next budget session for June 4.
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Ther
Jack Petri T
Williams
Polk
William Zaner
Don Miller
Zaner
Wiliam
Argu
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Trustees to discuss new colleges for South County district
Hayward trustees will devote an entire meeting to the proposed construction of new colleges in the South County Junior College District. Charles Stone is expected to press for an election date, with the meeting at 7 30 p m in the board room Building 200 Chabot College 25555 Hesperian Blvd. The board weighs whether to seek a bond issue or tax override and whether to fund operational costs.
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Hayward
South County Junior College
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Charles Stone
Chabot College
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Board mulls housing 3000 new students near Alvarado site
The New Haven Unified School District faces where to house an estimated 3,000 students from west of the Nimitz Freeway over five years. Trustees and new members weigh options to acquire 28 acres adjacent to Alvarado School, drop land options, or table until July. Harold Strickland notes a tentative agreement to buy half the Alvarado site to allow a second Hall Ranch Road site.
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Trustees to consider contract for Memorial High School
The Newark school board meets tonight to decide on a construction contract for Memorial High School. The state says Barnhart Construction Co. of Santa Clara has an apparent low bid of 3,062,606 within the maximum cost, after prior bids totaling 3,118,300 were rejected for exceeding the limit. Also on the agenda, a recorded telephone news service for district updates may be established. Meeting starts 7:24 p.m. at district offices 5715 Musick Ave.
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Future Memorial High School
Barnhart Construciian Co
Santa Clara
Musick Ave
K Mart plan on Newark agenda for evaluation
Planning commissioners resume consideration of a proposed 1 million plus K Mart discount center on Thornton Avenue near the Nimitz Freeway. Planning Director Charles Cashmark says the plan likely will be continued to allow staff to gather information and draw up conditions. Opponents cite intrusion of commercial use amid Boise area homes while Cascade Co. negotiates to buy adjacent land for townhouse buffering. Meeting starts at 7 p.m. in city hall council chambers.
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K Mart
Thornton Avenue
Nimitz Freeway
Charles Cashmark
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Boise
Cascade Co
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Newark Blvd
Hayward advisory meeting on revitalization agenda
Community Improvement Office report outlines revitalization efforts for Hayward City Center Building Conference Room A tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Alameda County Water District discusses water pollution issues affecting Fremont Newark and Union City with Tri City Geology Action at Premont Community Center tomorrow at 7 30 p m.
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Fremont
Newark
Union City
Alameda County Water District
Tri-City
Premont
Maid of Union City Contest Draws Eight Contestants
The eight aspirants pose at ease ahead of tomorrow night’s coronation ceremony at 8 oclock in the Community Hall Southland Shopping Center Hayward. Contestants Patricia Renn Peggy Galindo Debbit Asurek Asure Sue Pelletier Vicki Hughes Loretta Herrera Deirdre Eberhart Carmi Johnston vie for the title with prizes and a chance to represent the city in the Maid of Alameda County pageant at the county fair next month.
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Bay discharge plan aims to improve San Leandro plant
Bay discharge proposal outlines steps to upgrade the Davis Street sewage plant to meet regional water quality rules. Planned improvements include sludge removal equipment and aeration ponds with a $50,000 addition, plus $100,000 in next year’s budget to leverage $400,000 in state and federal funds. Completion targeted by July 15 1972, with full project by December 15 1972, pending approvals.
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Ban Leandro
Regional Water Quality Control Board
San Francisco Bay
Davis Street
Palo Alto
Pube Works
R. H. Ward
Very tight hold-the-line budget plan for 1971 72
San Leandro city council will review a very tight hold-the-line budget proposed by City Manager Wesley McClure for 1971 72. The plan shows fewer full time employees and outlines a $840 000 revenue from a new utility tax while noting prior uses of $68 600 borrowed from capital outlay and $172 000 for mid year police and fire salary adjustments. A schedule runs June 1 to June 21 for budget meetings and a final adoption by June 28 with further budget talks on the utility tax option planned.
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Mgr
Wesley McClure
McClure
Jack D. Maltester
Maliester
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