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After several prior attempts to agendize the matter earlier in the pandemic, the Pleasanton City Council is set Tuesday to consider ways to encourage and enforce the wearing of face masks in public amid the coronavirus.
"Headlines right now are forecasting extreme drought by the end of the century, and I think it's really important for the city of Pleasanton to continue with its commitment and be a team player and vote yes on the study to see if it's even feasible and viable for us to do potable reuse," Sanwong added. Craving a new voice in Peninsula dining? Sign up for the Peninsula Foodist newsletter.Sign up now Follow PleasantonWeekly.com and the Pleasanton Weekly on Twitter @pleasantonnews, Facebook and on Instagram @pleasantonweekly for breaking news, local events, photos, videos and more. Pleasanton ci...
Pleasanton homeowners will no longer pay development impact fees when adding a smaller accessory dwelling unit (ADU) to their property, under proposed updates to the city's master fee schedule endorsed by the City Council in a 4-1 vote
At the Dec. 15 virtual council meeting, the Pleasanton City Council adopted the Nov. 3 general election results. Mayor Karla Brown along with Councilmembers Valerie Arkin and Jack Balch took the oath of office, and were officially sworn in. Since 2012, Brown served two terms on the council. During this tenure, she represented the council on various city and regional committees, which included the Livermore Amador Valley Transportation Authority, Alameda County Liaison Committee, Fair Liaison Committee, Zone 7 Water Liaison, Waste and Recycling Committee and Dublin San Ramon Services District ...