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Responding to residents, City rethinks plan to take out 45 trees
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Magnolia Avenue paving project now may claim as few as 18 trees. Residents praise city for constructive response to doubts, criticism.City
Piedmont City Council to consider design guidelines update
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Includes multi-family residential construction, commercial and mixed-use construction commercial signage, and landscaping.City
City faces costly financial challenges in coming years
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Challenges include $25 million in CalPERS pension unfunded liability, extensive sidewalk repairs, and major work for almost every city-owned building or facility.City
Lyman Shaffer selected as Piedmont’s 2019 Civic Volunteer of the Year
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This annual award recognizes a Piedmont resident for extraordinary service to the Piedmont community.City
City Council approves DOJ grant for a new juvenile officer
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The police department aims to have the officer in place for the start of the 2019-2020 school year.City
City Council to consider proposed FY 19-20 budget
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The public is invited to attend the May 20 and June 3 meetings to speak to the Council about spending priorities in the coming year.City
Recreation Commission votes to move skate park proposals forward
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Next step: City Council to consider feasibility of a mini "skate spot" in town, as well as improvements to the existing Kennelly Skate Park.Bay Area
Move over 510: A new area code is coming to town
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The California Public Utilities Commission announced the new "overlay" number, 341, last June.City
