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The City of Oakley's Weekly e-Newsletter
May 29th / Volume 4 Issue 21
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At the Tuesday, May 26th Meeting of the City Council/City Council Acting as Successor Agency to the Redevelopment Agency Meeting the Council:
- Recognized Paola Berumen, Alexis Murillo, and Paulette Quiba as the recipients of the 2015 Oakley Youth Advisory Council Outstanding
- Held a work session regarding the Priority Development Area Market Study Work Session. Staff and consultants presented three development alternatives within our downtown that would center around a future transit station (San Joaquin JPA Station and/or a TriDelta Transit park-and-ride). Each alternative will be analyzed further and report back to the City Council.
- Held a work session on the city budget and capital improvement program
- Approved a reimbursement agreement with the Ironhouse Sanitary District that will reimburse the City for work done by the contractor hired to conducted the Main Street rehabilitation and resurfacing project, who will now also conduct work related the replacement of a sewer line.
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Movie in the Plaza Features Ratatouille Tomorrow!
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Entertainment for all under the stars! Invite your friends and family to join us as we kick start the Movie in the Plaza series which begins tomorrow Saturday, May 30th at the Civic Center Plaza. The first movie featured is the Disney culinary classic, Ratatouille. Admission is free and movies begin at dusk. Bring your lawn chair, blankets, and snack money. For more information call 625-7041 or email bruno@ci.oakley.ca.us
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Oakley Pauses to Remember America's Fallen Heroes
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In its fourth year, Oakley Council members, dignitaries and over two hundred community members joined together this past Saturday, May 23rd to pay tribute to the fallen soldiers of the United States Armed Forces.
The program commenced with the presentation of colors and national anthem performed by the American Legion 161 and Freedom High School Choir. True to the Memorial Day tradition, the program continued with Delta Vista and O'Hara Park Middle School students decorating a wreath with 6 votives, each in respect of the lives lost in the six major U.S. wars and conflicts that have claimed American lives.
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Important Survey- Your Information will Inform Future Disposal Opportunities
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Do you have unwanted medicines stored at home, but can't find a convenient means of disposal? Help Delta Diablo increase medicine disposal opportunities in East Contra Costa County by answering a quick 11 question survey. The survey questions ask about the guidance, if any, you have received from prescribers, current disposal practices, and what disposal locations would be most convenient for you. Responses will be kept confidential and pooled with other East Contra Costa residents.
Click here for the survey!
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City Hall Business Hours: Monday-Thursday 8am-6pm and Fridays from 8am-5pm City Hall is closed the 1st & 3rd Friday of the month
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