Uniform Building Code governs Vallejo permits and rules
California cities use the 1978 Uniform Building Code to regulate home renovations and new construction. Inspectors enforce rules on alterations, wiring, and additions, with penalties up to 300 dollars and six months in jail though rarely for homeowners. Permit fees collected from June 1977 to February 1978 totaled 295,717 dollars across building, electrical, heating, and plumbing.
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International Conference of Building Officials
California
Widen
Expansion decision delayed on Intercommunity Hospital
A three day hearing on Intercommunity Hospital status to expand from 80 to 108 beds ended with a delayed ruling. State Hearing Officer Leonard Scott kept the record open 30 days for written replies, then 15 days for a written decision. The hearing examined financial feasibility, overcrowding from growth, and service area issues between Solano and Vallejo regions.
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Vacaville
Intercommunity Hospital
Leonard Scott
State Department of Health
North Bay Health Systems Agency
Russell Carpenter
Scott
John L. Thompson
Donald Elrod
Grant Cattaneo
Fairfield Hospital
Vallejo
Solano
Transsexual Inmates at CMF Receive Hormones and Bras
Thirteen transsexual inmates at California Medical Facility are being given female hormones and supplied with brassieres. Prison officials say skirts are not allowed and only inmates who started treatment before sentencing may continue it. The medical officer estimates a program cost of a few hundred dollars per inmate annually.
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Vacaville
California
CMF
Prout
Leggett Wins Extra Peach Purchases for School Meals
Rep Robert L Leggett of Vallejo urges USDA to buy crop year peaches to ease California needs and reduce a national surplus. USDA approves 840000 extra cases for school lunch and elderly programs from 1977 78 season shipments in July to September. Also announced are 730000 cases canned Bartlett pears 660000 cases canned tomatoes and frozen French fried potatoes.
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Robert L. Leggett
D-Vallejo
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
California
Leggett
Fair approves purses for Solano County Fair horsemen
Solano County Fair directors approve 543488 in purses for 1978 racing season from June 12 to 24 with 458029 to thoroughbred owners 58731 to quarter-horse stables and 26728 to Appaloosa competitors under a plan by Ronald D. Miller. They extend Foley Burk Shows carnival contract to 1981 deny Able Fence bid for inner rail as too high and plan rail upgrades. Sports Arena seating to 3000 and rodeo events to be housed there.
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Solano County Fair
Ronald D. Miller
Fair
Foley & Burk Shows
Miller
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