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Oosterdam Cruise Review by JoeGDOSW: Oosterdam - Alaska
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Oosterdam - Alaska
Destination: Alaska
Embarkation: Seattle
We had an excellent week on the Oosterdam. Our reservations were made through an internet travel agency somewhere around 60 days out - right about the time the good "last minute" bargains began to emerge. What began as a low priced "no view" category H cabin turned into a Category D "wonderful oceanview" cabin by the time we boarded.
We went into Seattle the night before to avoid travel issues, spent a restful night at an airport area hotel, and went back to the airport around 10:30 AM on our sailing date to begin the transfer/embarkation process.
Embarkation was very stress-free; we were on board by a little before Noon; had a nice lunch on the Lido deck and were just about to get up from lunch when they gave an announcement that the cabins were ready for occupancy - great timing. Food was very good to excellent compared to other cruise lines and other destinations we've used in the past. The seafood offerings were tastefully prepared and service in all dining More locales was quite good. Sure there was a miscue here and there but most could be blamed on cross-cultural communication blips. Wildlife viewing/whale watching trips were quite worth our while and our money. The semi-sub excursion in Sitka should only be taken by those who like to view kelp, kelp, more kelp - and the animals that live on kelp. The Ketchikan lumberjack show was a lot of fun. On-board entertainment was excellent with the young cast of singers and dancers - a notch above previous cruises we've taken. A couple who did magic were quite good. But, alas, a gentleman who did "physical comedy" was not very good at all. Our cabin steward was as green as they get (he got on the ship for the first time after we boarded) but he did an outstanding job all week long.
Our biggest problem all week came at the Seattle airport AFTER we were handed off by the cruise line and the transfer folks. The wait to check in with the airline was VERY long - one agent to cover a line which consisted of dozens of people and continued to grow larger. If I knew then what I know now I would have gladly paid the extra $20 per person for express baggage service, skipping the check-in line and gone straight to security with my boarding pass already in hand. In the end, the week was what we needed it to be - a VERY restful vacation with things to do when we wanted to be active and lots of time to rest and read when we wanted to relax. Less
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The Lady Mocs (15-3, 7-0) are in first place in the SoCon and have the nation's longest home court win streak among NCAA D-I women's programs at 33.
- Chattanooga has won 23 straight Southern Conference regular
season games.
- UTC has won its last 11 games beginning with a win over
Colorado State on December 1 in Hawai'i.
- Chattanooga is 44-21 against Furman since 1985.
- UTC has won 24 of the last 25 games against Furman.
Furman's lone win in the stretch was Feb. 6, 2012 in Timmons Arena.
- At home, UTC is 20-9 against the Paladins
SCOUTING CHATTANOOGA (15-3, 7-0 SoCon)
Chattanooga leads the Southern Conference in eight categories
including scoring offense (70.6), scoring defense (59.3), scoring margin (11.2)
and field goal percentage (.451). UTC also is tops in the league for assists
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defense (34.3). The women's team is 10-0 when scoring 70 or more points and has
topped the 80-point mark four times. Against Wofford on Saturday, UTC snared a
season-high 50 rebounds while also recording season-bests in assists (23),
blocked shots (10) and steals (13).
Senior Taylor Hall (New Tazewell, Tenn.) leads the team in
scoring (13.6), free throw percentage (.813), steals (2.2) and blocked shots
(1.2). She leads the SoCon in assist-turnover ratio (1.7) and defensive rebounds
(7.2) and is second for rebounds (8.7), assists (4.6) and playing time (35.9).
Senior Faith Dupree (Knoxville, Tenn.) is second on the team for blocked shots
and third for scoring and rebounding. Senior Ashlen Dewart (Spartanburg, S.C.)
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Furman ranks third in the Southern Conference standings and
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to its opponents. From the field, Furman is ranked third in the league making 42
percent of its shots, second from beyond the arc (.351) and fifth from the free
throw line (.694). Furman has a staunch defense allowing opponents to shoot just
38.4 percent from the floor and 28.6 percent from the 3-point line. On the
boards, the Paladins average 40 rebounds per game.
Sophomore Holli Wilkins (daughter of former UTC standout
Gerald Wilkins) is fifth in the league in scoring with 14.9 points per game and
Brittany Hodges is second on the team in scoring with 12.1 points/game. Sarah
Durdaller is ranked 21st in the SoCon for scoring with 9.0 ppg and
Whitney Bunn averages 7.8 ppg. Hodges is tied for third in rebounding with 8.6
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It's all about location at the Protur Palmeras Playa Hotel. Sa Coma's sandy beach is less than 2 minutes' walk away, and it's about the same to the bars and restaurants in the centre of town.
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Full Board meals. Breakfast 08.00-10.00, late breakfast 10.00-12.00, lunch 13.00-15.00, afternoon tea 16.00-18.00, dinner 18.30-21.00. Snacks. Ice lollies for children.
Local alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks until 24.00. Hotel bar and restaurant is self-service.
All are included except where indicated.
Surrounded by a roomy sun terrace, it's the ideal place to pull up a sunbed and seek some shade under a parasol. Little ones won't be far away either as the pool comes with a kids' section.
This place serves up International buffet meals, including some healthy eating options. There are a few show cooking stations dotted around, too. Highchairs are available for the little ones. Just so you know, there's a dress code here - men need to wear full-length trousers for evening meals.
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We had a brilliant holiday from 5th-19july the hotel was spotless and everyone was so friendly from the reception to bar staff especially tomas, alex, jota but everyone made us feel welcome. My daughter broke her wrist around the pool and everyone was supportive. Food was excellent children entertainers energetic one thing I've read from these reviews is people moaning about people saving sunbeds I find it annoying as people who don't bother to get up early expect there to be one waiting for them ,because they do not want to get up early I would love to come back in the futureMore
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Have been on many all inclusive holidays this was the best food superb we had a beautiful room with pool view most are very clean staff all friendly short walk to beautiful beach and loads of nice places to walk a trip on bus to calor milor well worth of you like shopping I honestly can't find anything to moan about thankyou palmeras for a wonderful holiday we will be backMore
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I arrived at the hotel and was greeted at reception after struggling to get our cases in because my mum has mobility problems. There was no help to take our luggage up to our room and no welcome drink. So not such a great start. Our room was lovely C Block 4th floor clean and tidy. Shower was great. Only down side was if you used the bathroom through the night you will wake the rest of the people in the room because the door is glass and shines bright into room when the light is on. Air con didn't work to start with but that was soon sorted. The food was amazing so much choice lived it. People got up before 6am to put towels down on beds ... so be warned no lay in if you want a good spot. You will get friendly with your neighbour because the beds are very close together. There was a lot of people with disabilities because there was no steps around the hotel but steps into the pool. The pool is small and gets crowed once a few inflatables are in there. Great location for visiting the beach and shops. Entertainment was good. It was ok wouldn't go back I expected more for a 4*More
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We enjoyed our stay at Palmeras Playa but because the many clients seem to be regulars, I don't think the staff want to upset anyone. This is also true in the restaurant, our Thomson rep had said smart shorts were ok in the evening but no flip flops however no one took any notice and came in wearing anything they had on during the day. The sunbeds were a problem and we were not able to get any, fortunately our balcony's were overlooking the pool. As Rob said people were reserving many beds at the crack of dawn [5.35am on the day we left] and not using them all morning until the sun moved around. The rule was supposed to be not reserved before 9.00am The last hotel we stayed in moved towels off of sunbeds to stop the problem and be fairer to all. The Jacuzzi was lovely and very relaxing and we went in several times. Our room was really very nice and could not be faulted at all, likewise the entertainment was very good. Live entertainment brought in 6 out of 7 nights. Quiz night on the remaining night. Back to the restaurant, the staff were really good and did everything they could to help me with my Gluten Free diet, the even supplied GF bread and cakes at breakfast. It was quite difficult for them as the hotel was very busy and full and the restaurants [inside and out] seemed pretty cramped. The staff seemed to be rushing always about and working very hard. I enjoyed the food and was always able to get some meat or fish cooked in front of me My husband did think it was a bit repetitive though for him. Sa Coma is lovely and it is a nice walk [about an hour] to Calla Millor or you can catch a bus. The Ferries go from the beach to several other places that were great too. There is also a lovely 35 minute walk [from beach] to an old Castle [399 years old] That was very good and they have a nice café/bar there for refreshments. We went twice.More
worzelle, 504128
This hotel was so good we were there 3 weeks ago the staff were very good trying to help you all the time,the rooms in the hotel was a good size, the restaurant was very good.i was admitted to hospital with heart failure. The staff and management looked after my wife so well, thanks from me at a difficult time. Ken HallMore
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It is with great sadness that the City of Brisbane shares the news of the death of former Mayor and City Council Member Steve Waldo. Steve passed away the evening of June 16, 2013.
Mayor Ray Miller has ordered the flags at all City of Brisbane facilities to fly at half-staff through sunset on June 23, 2013 in memory of Steve's service to the community.
The Mayor also offered these words about Steve: "Steve Waldo was truly unique among those who served Brisbane on its City Council. He combined the analytical skills of his legal profession with a profound commitment to preserving Brisbane's family-friendly community values. The whole community joins with his family in grieving over the loss of an irreplaceable man."
In learning about Steve's passing, Council Member Clarke Conway stated "it is with great sorrow to hear of Steve's passing, in serving with him on the City Council for 14 years I found him to be creative, civil, have the highest degree of integrity and have a sharp sense of humor. Brisbane has lost a truly special man and he will be missed".
City Manager Clay Holstine remarked similar sentiments, stating, "I am truly saddened by the passing of Steve Waldo. Steve combined intelligence, wit, humor and devotion to the community of Brisbane in an unparalleled manner. Steve was a consummate professional who always dealt with people with patience, respect and an ease of style that is too short of supply. Brisbane was well-served and a better place for Steve's long and outstanding contribution. He will be missed."
Steve resided in Brisbane since August of 1986. He was elected to the Brisbane City Council in August 1989 and was re-elected to two four-year terms in 1993 and 1997. He then ran again unopposed in 2005 to fill a vacancy on Council and was re-elected in 2007. Steve served the City of Brisbane as Mayor a total of four times, from 1990 – 1991, 1995 – 1996, 1999 – 2000, and 2006 - 2007.
As of this writing, it is expected that there will be a memorial service on Sunday, June 23, 2013 at Mission Blue Center (475 Mission Blue Drive, Brisbane) starting at 11:00am. Please stay tuned to the City's website for any updates on memorial events and further recognition for Mr. Waldo.
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Posted 6/17/2013
Posted 6/17/2013
In loving memory of
Steve Waldo
1948 – 2013
Who loved this city and every citizen.
Svcs: Sun., June 23, 11 am, Mission Blue Ctr.
Baylands DEIR
Presentation Series
June 18 & 20, 25 and 27 at 7pm
at City Hall
Baylands Draft EIR
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Brisbane City Hall
Brisbane Library
John Swiecki, AICP, Community Development Director
The Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) for the Baylands is now available for public review and comment. Hard copies of the document are available at City Hall and the Library, with paper copies available for purchase at City Hall for $25. Green options include CDs and thumb drives with the entire DEIR copied onto them available at no cost. The DEIR will also be available electronically on the City Website via the Baylands DEIR page: http://brisbaneca.org/baylands-deir.
Please note the hours and locations for City Hall and the Library:
Brisbane City Hall
50 Park Place
Brisbane, CA 94005
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday: 8:00am - 5:00pm (closed Thursday, July 4th for Independence Day and Monday, September 2nd for Labor Day)
Wednesday: 8:00am - 8:00pm
Friday: 8:00am - 1:00pm
Brisbane Library
250 Visitacion Avenue
Brisbane, CA 94005
Monday - Thursday: 12:00pm - 8:00pm (closed Thursday, July 4th for Independence Day and Monday, September 2nd for Labor Day)
Friday: 12:00pm - 6:00pm
Saturday: 12:00pm - 5:00pm
While State law requires a minimum 45-day comment period on the DEIR, the City of Brisbane has established a 120-day public comment period. The public comment period begins today, June 11, 2013, with written comments due by 5:00pm on October 8, 2013.
Public informational presentations will be provided by the City's EIR consultant to give an overview of the information contained in the DEIR. The presentations have been scheduled for the following dates:
- Tuesday, June 18
- Thursday, June 20
- Tuesday, June 25
- Thursday, June 27
All presentations will be held at 7:00 pm in the Community Meeting Room at Brisbane City Hall, 50 Park Place, and will be televised on Channel 27 as well as streamed live here. More information regarding these presentations will be forthcoming soon.
Written comments on the Draft EIR are strongly encouraged, and must be submitted to the City of Brisbane on or before October 8, 2013, 5:00pm.
You may send written comments on the DEIR to:
John Swiecki, AICP, Community Development Director
City of Brisbane
50 Park Place
Brisbane, CA 94005
Via Fax: (415) 467-4989 or e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Meetings for the public to provide comments on the DEIR will be scheduled in September, 2013. Further notice will be provided via City publications such as the City STAR and Citynews, here on the City Website, the community signboards, and on Ch. 27 when those meeting dates and times have been established.
To read the full Notice of Availability (NOA) of the Draft Environmental Impact Report, please click here.
Technical Difficulties?
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It doesn't happen often, but in the case that you're trying to tune in to a City Council, Planning Commission, Open Space & Ecology Committee, or Parks & Recreation Commission Meeting on Ch. 27 and you're not getting proper audio or video, call 508-2129 as soon as possible. A phone line has been dropped in to the Community Meeting Room for staff to receive calls from the public and address the issue in real-time (therefore, please note: this line does not have the ability to take messages). You can also watch public meetings via the City's Live Stream page: http://brisbaneca.org/live-streaming, where public meeting rebroadcast times on Ch. 27 can also be viewed.
Bullitt 45th Anniversary
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UPDATE 6/21, 12:00pm: Tickets are now SOLD OUT.
Did you know that Brisbane was featured in the 1968 movie, "Bullitt", starring Steve McQueen? And that there was an iconic chase sequence through San Francisco, which ended in Brisbane, with the cars racing down Guadalupe Canyon Parkway? There was even a fiery crash into a gas station that was built just for this scene (and needed to be perfectly done in just one take!). A 45th Anniversary event of the movie will be held in Brisbane on Friday, June 21st at Mission Blue Center from 4:00pm - 9:00pm. The movie will NOT be shown at the event, but two documentary screenings, entitled, "Steve McQueen an American Rebel" and "Commitment to Reality" will be. The cost for the event is $35 ($25 for Brisbane residents), with proceeds benefitting the Brisbane Skatepark Project. Come and enjoy a BBQ dinner, beer & beverages, and a live band playing hits from none other than the 60s! Steve McQueen's son, Chad McQueen, will be speaking. To purchase your ticket(s), stop by the Brisbane Parks & Recreation Dept., located on the 2nd Fl. of City Hall - 50 Park Place, Brisbane. For more information, please contact Recreation Supervisor Steve Beaty at (415) 508-2144 or email@example.com.
2013 Concert Sponsors
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Nine out of the 25 sponsors were able to make it to the June 3rd City Council Meeting where Mayor Miller read aloud each of their names and/or places of business. After receiving their Commendations, the Council joined the Sponsors to take the above picture. Without the individual and continued support from the Concert Sponsors, Concerts in the Park would not be able to take place every summer. So, thank you again to all of our Concert Sponsors! We are excited for a great 2013 Summer Concert Series this year!
Adding to the fun atmosphere the Concerts bring to the Community Park will be the Brisbane Farmers' Market - coinciding with the Concerts this year and taking place on Fridays, rather than their usual Thursdays. Once the Concerts conclude on August 30th, the market will return to taking place on Thursdays. At yesterday's farmers' market, some Brisbane youth got a mini taste of what the Concerts will be like from Singer, Songwriter, Guitarist, Composer, Entertainer Fred McCarty. He did a great job entertaining those shopping the market, and even took requests. He will most likely be back at the market next week. Check out the 4 CDs he's recorded of his original songs!
June 2013 Citynews
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PG&E Helicopter Patrols
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PG&E will be performing helicopter patrols in Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties today as part of their routine compliance inspections (weather dependent). The helicopter will fly about 200' to 500' above ground level and will be traveling over portions of the City of Brisbane to check the integrity of their transmission pipelines.
In PG&E's efforts to achieve the safest gas pipeline system, they conduct these surveys monthly, more frequently than required by federal standards. In addition, they also conduct aerial leak survey patrols every other month. Some months two different types of helicopter patrols are done.
2013 Wildfire Awareness Event
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North County Fire Authority (NCFA) and the Brisbane Office of Emergency Services will conduct the annual Community Wildfire Awareness Event on Saturday, June 8th beginning at 9:00am and concluding at around 12 noon.
Community outreach and important information will be provided to those residents living on Margaret & Paul Avenues and Kings Road (from the 100 block through the 300 block). Those residents should expect a knock on their door, as firefighters will be delivering information to these homes which are adjacent to a Wildland Urban Interface area. Finally, please be mindful that there will be emergency equipment and fire personnel operating in town, including the possibility of a CAL FIRE helicopter, so assist us in spreading the news about this activity by discussing with your neighbors so that no one will be unintentionally frightened by this wildfire awareness event.
Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Brisbane Office of Emergency Services at (415) 508-2131 or the NCFA Fire Prevention Services Bureau at (650) 991-8138.
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Posted 6/3/2013
Posted 6/3/2013
Draft EIR Release!
June 11, 2012
Find at: Library, City Hall or
Water Bills Are
Due June 5th
9th Annual San Mateo County
Disaster Preparedness Day
Sat., June 8, 10 am - 2 pm, S.M. Co. Event Ctr.
Arrive before 11 am for Free Admission & Parking
Baylands Draft EIR
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There has been much anticipation around the release of the Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) for the Baylands, but on Tuesday, June 11th, the wait will be over. It will be available for public viewing at City Hall (50 Park Place), the Brisbane Library (250 Visitacion Ave.), and here on the City Website. Additionally, several public informational presentations where the City's EIR consultant will be providing an overview of the information contained in the DEIR have been scheduled for the following dates:
- Tuesday, June 18
- Thursday, June 20
- Tuesday, June 25
- Thursday, June 27
All presentations will be held at 7:00pm in the Community Meeting Room at Brisbane City Hall, streamed live here on the City Website, and televised on Comcast Ch. 27. More information regarding these presentations will be forthcoming soon.
The public review and comment period on the draft EIR will run for 120 days, from June 11, 2013 to October 8, 2013, 5:00pm. Written comments on the Draft EIR are strongly encouraged, and must be submitted to the City of Brisbane on or before October 8, 2013. Contact information along with an e-mail address for submitting comments will be provided next week. Meetings for the public to provide comments on the DEIR will be scheduled in September, 2013. Further notice will be provided when subsequent meeting dates and times are established.
Please check under "New Information" on this website for further updates: http://brisbaneca.org/baylands-information
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Posted 5/30/2013
Posted 5/30/2013
Brisbane Parks & Recreation Dept.
Youth Sports Camps
Baseball, Basketball, Football and More
Information 508-2144
Attention Dog Lovers
Dog Park Clean Up
Sat., June 1st, 9 am, 50 Park Ln.
Everyone Welcome
Posted 5/28/2013
Citizen Initiated Help Group
Discuss Building Brisbane "Village"
Thu., May 30, 6 pm, City Hall, 508-2114
Join Concerned Citizens to Improve Brisbane
Through Coordinated Volunteer Efforts
Posted 5/21/2013
North County Fire Authority
It's Fire Season
Cut Down All Weeds
On Your Property
HEART Homebuyer Workshop
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The workshop is Wednesday, June 5, 2013 from 5:30-6:30 PM and is being held at the Butterfly Room within the Municipal Services Building:
The San Mateo County Housing Endowment and Regional Trust (HEART), together with a Meriwest Mortgage first home mortgage loan, offers a below-market rate second loan up to $78,225 to help facilitate a home purchase with a minimum down payment of 5%. Find out how you can qualify and learn about the home buying and loan application processes, types of insurance, title company involvement, and the loan closing process.
The workshop is Wednesday, June 5, 2013 from 5:30-6:30 PM and is being held at the Butterfly Room within the Municipal Services Building:
33 Arroyo Drive
South San Francisco, 94080
This event is free and open to the public. RSVP is required, see link below.
Brisbane Community Night
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UPDATE 5/31, 12:00pm: All Tickets SOLD OUT!
UPDATE 5/29, 2:30PM: Only 3 tickets left! 2 together, and 1 by itself. Hurry in!
The Parks & Recreation Department is proud to host another Brisbane Community Night at AT&T Park - get your tickets when they go on sale Tuesday, May 28th at 9:00am in the Recreation Office for just $13.50! View reserved Section 331 by clicking here. This event is for Brisbane residents ONLY (live or work in Brisbane). Limit 4 tickets per person. The flyer for the event can be downloaded by clicking here. For more information, please call Recreation Supervisor Steve Beaty at (415) 508-2144.
San Francisco Bay Ferry
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San Francisco Bay Ferry, a service of the Water Emergency Transporation Authority (WETA), serves communities throughout the Bay Area with ferry terminals in the cities of South San Francisco, San Francisco, Alameda, Oakland, and Vallejo. Their vessel network provides a unique transit option to destinations such as San Francisco's AT&T Park, Angel Island State Park, the San Francisco Ferry Building, San Francisco's Pier 39/Fisherman's Wharf area, Alameda Harbor Bay, Alameda Main Street, Oakland's Jack London Square, South San Francisco/Oyster Point, and the City of Vallejo (with connecting bus service to the Napa Valley Wine Train).
A two-day-a-week mid-day service was recently added to provide transportation to some of San Francisco's most desirable waterfront destinations, including the Ferry Building, the new Exploratorium, Pier 39, Fisherman's Wharf, and the historic streetcar line that runs along the Embarcadero. This limited, pilot service will serve the influx of travelers and visitors during the peak tourism season, in addition to South San Francisco residents and school groups who want to take advantage of a mid-week outing to the City – without the hassle of parking and traffic.
The fare is just $5.00 through August 30th, and children under 5 ride for free!
Visit www.sanfranciscobayferry.com to plan your next trip! For a list of FAQ's, please click here.
PG&E Rate Case 2014-16
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At Monday evening's City Council Meeting, under Mayor and Council Matters, Mayor Pro Tem Conway brought up PG&E's General Rate Case 2014 – 2016. With this rate case, PG&E is requesting funding for new investments and improved operations to achieve significant gains in the safety and reliability of its electric generation, and electric and gas distribution services, during the years 2014-2016.
PG&E is asking the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) for an increase in funding of $1.28 billion in 2014 over currently authorized levels. PG&E asks for additional increases of about $500 million in 2015 and 2016 to account for additional infrastructure improvements, and increased costs of labor, materials, supplies and other expenses. This equates to about an increase of $12/month on average for a residential home bill. This possible increase will be tied in with distribution charges on your, so the more energy you use, the higher the rate increase. Click here for more information.
Prior to voting on this rate case in the Fall, the CPUC is holding the first of 10 public hearings tonight at 7pm in San Bruno at the War Memorial Building (251 City Park Way, San Bruno). There will be two public hearings in San Francisco tomorrow at 2pm and 7pm at the CPUC Courtroom (505 Van Ness Ave., SF). The rest of the public hearings take place in the following locations:
- May 29, 2013, 2 p.m. AND 7 p.m.
Hugh Burns Building Auditorium, 2550 Mariposa Mall, Fresno, CA 93721
- May 30, 2013, 2 p.m. AND 7 p.m.
Bakersfield City Hall, Council Chambers, 1501 Truxtun Ave., Bakersfield, CA 93301
- June 5, 2013, 7 p.m.
Santa Rosa City Hall, Council Chamber, 100 Santa Rosa Ave., Santa Rosa, CA 95404
- June 10, 2013, 7 p.m.
Stockton City Council Chambers, 425 N. El Dorado St., Stockton, CA 95202
- June 12, 2013, 7 p.m.
City Hall Council Chambers, 1 Frank H. Ogawa Plaza, Oakland, CA 94612
- June 17, 2013, 7 p.m.
Chico City Council Chambers, 421 Main St., Chico, CA 95928
- June 19, 2013, 2 p.m. AND 7 p.m.
Alfred E. Alquist Office, Building Auditorium, 100 Paseo de San Antonio, San Jose, CA 95113
- June 24, 2013, 1 p.m.
City Hall Council Chambers, 248 Main St., Soledad, CA 93960
- June 25, 2013, 7 p.m.
San Luis Obispo City / County Library, Library Community Room, 995 Palm St., San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Introducing Bob Sage
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On Thursday, May 16th, a Swearing-In Ceremony was held for Bob Sage, the newest addition to the Public Works Utility Team. While serving on the Utility Team, Bob will be helping to maintain the city's sewer, water, and storm drains. So, if you happen to see Bob out in the field flushing a water line, clearing a storm drain, or maintaining one of the city's four lift stations, be sure to give a wave and a warm greeting to Bob. Especially in the coming week, as it's National Public Works Week! With that, Congratulations and Welcome aboard, Bob!
Bob being sworn in by City Clerk Sheri Spediacci.
JUHSD Calling for Volunteers
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Jefferson Union High School District
With the recent passage of Jefferson Union High School District's Measure Y Parcel Tax, the District is soliciting for volunteers from the community to serve on the Citizens' Parcel Tax Oversight Committee. Duties include reviewing expenditures of parcel tax monies for compliance with the guidelines as noted in the ballot measure and issuing an annual report informing the community of the progress and appropriateness of parcel tax expenditures. If you have a desire to serve on this Committee, please notify the school in writing by May 24, 2013. Please include a brief letter of interest with your name, address, phone number and e-mail address, noting the constituency you represent and any particular talents you might bring to this Committee. Please send this letter of interest to:
Jefferson Union High School District
c/o Sue Cook
Assistant to the Superintendent
699 Serramonte Blvd., #100
Daly City, CA 94015
For more information please click here to see the offical posting of this notice.
The JUHSD will be accepting Senior and/or SSI Exemption Forms for the Measure Y Parcel Tax for 2013 - 14 until June 20, 2013. If you have already filed an exemption with the District, there is no need to renew the exemption. For more information, please click here.
National Public Works Week
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"Because of Public Works..." is this year's theme for National Public Works Week. The American Public Works Association selected it because it is about the quality of life brought to communities around the world. We are able to have clean water, safe streets and neighborhoods, efficient traffic, and safe clean communities "Because of Public Works..."
This past Monday, the City Council recognized the Public Works Department for their outstanding service to the community, which oftentimes goes unnoticed (a telling sign they're doing a great job!). All but four members of the Public Works Dept. were present, where the Council and Randy Breault, Director of Public Works, commended the team for the services performed for this community and maintaining the city's fundamental infrastructure.
Utility Team Leader Keegan Black and Non-Utility Interim Team Leader Joe Friars proudly accepted the signed Proclamation from Mayor Miller.
Don't wait until May 19 - 25 to say Thank You for the excellent service you're receiving from the Public Works Dept...take a moment to thank them today!
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Posted 5/16/2013
Posted 5/16/2013
Brisbane Eagles
Dunlap Kidney Fun Dinner
Sat., May 18, 4-6 pm, 185 Visitacion
Lasgana, Bake Sale, Raffle, $10.00
They Made the Concerts Possible
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Brisbane named a Playful City
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For its second year in a row, Brisbane has been named a Playful City USA Community by national non-profit KaBOOM!, a national non-profit dedicated to saving play for America's children. Click here to KaBOOM! CEO and Founder Darell Hammond's congratulatory letter to Mayor Miller.
After receiving its recognition as a Playful City USA Community in 2012, the city applied for a $20,000 Construction Grant from KaBOOM! and was chosen as one of its 25 award recipients! This $20,000 of course went towards the equipment purchase for the new Community Park Playground, which had its official ribbon-cutting on December 15, 2012.
From the press release KaBOOM! released today:
"KaBOOM! selected Brisbane as a Playful City USA Community for its outstanding dedication to play. Brisbane's Let's Play Construction Grant helped forge a relationship with the city and the Mothers of Brisbane organization, which has been a driving force for the importance of play within the community. As a result of this partnership, the Mothers of Brisbane fundraised $33,400 and the Lions Club dismantled the old play structure, both helping build a new park for the city. The city is looking to expand partnerships with community organizations to increase access to play for citizens of Brisbane."
Read the full press release by clicking here.
Bike to Work Day 2013
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UPDATE 5/10/13: Bike to Work Day 2013 was another roaring success, thanks to hardworking volunteers: Susan and Robert Maynard Sullivan, Open Space & Ecology Committee Member Barbara Ebel, Dee Sano, Nancy Lacasama, Pete Anastole, and Alison Wilson. At the Tunnel Ave/Lagoon Energizer Station, they helped 384 cyclists to light refreshments and BTWD swag, along with a coupon to be redeemed at the farmers' market later that day, and cheered on 402 ride-bys. The Bayshore/Old County Energizer Station had 30 stops and 78 ride-bys. A highlight of the morning was a surprise visit from SF Bull's mascot, Rawhide! For more pictures, please click here to see photos snapped by Brisbane resident Dee Sano throughout the morning.
On Thursday, May 9th, Bayshore and Tunnel Ave/Lagoon will be filled with cyclists participating in Bike to Work Day. Last year, the Energizer Station at Bayshore and Old County had 50 ride-bys and 58 stops, and the Energizer Station at Lagoon and Tunnel had 260 ride-bys and 307 stops! Bicyclists who stop by these stations can receive a free re-usable Bike to Work Day bag full of bike related materials, and fuel up for the rest of their ride. This year, Moola Dollars for the Brisbane Farmers' Market (taking place later that day) will also be handed out. Thank you to Brisbane resident Susan Maynard Sullivan for spearheading the volunteer effort that's necessary to make Bike to Work Day run as smoothly as it does. For more information about Bike to Work Day, please click here.
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Posted 5/6/2013
Posted 5/6/2013
In Loving memory Of
Kenneth Hunter
We Will Miss You
Posted 5/1/2013
Airplane Noise?
Complain Now:
Call: 650-821-4736
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Posted 4/29/2013
Save the Date
City Wide Yard Sale
Sat., July 27, 8:30am - 3:30pm
May 2013 Citynews
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SFO Weekend Runway Closure
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San Francisco International Airport (SFO) will be conducting a temporary weekend runway closure to carry out construction activity this weekend from Friday night, April 26th through Monday morning, April 29th, and next weekend from Friday night, May 3rd, through Monday morning, May 6th.
During this closure, the arrival rate at SFO my be reduced, and could potentially cause temporary changes in noise impacts in the area. For additional information on the the runway closure, please visit the SFO Runway Construction updates website:
Free Cinco de Mayo Event
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**Special Feature**
OSEC Educational Presentation: No Deposit No Return from May 5, 2013 (1 hr 40 minutes)
Join members of the Open Space & Ecology Committee, Councilmembers, representatives from Recology, and staff for this special Cinco de Mayo event. From 3:30pm - 5:30pm this Sunday, a public screening of the 27-minute KRON-4 groundbreaking environmental documentary from 1965 featuring Brisbane's garbage dump, titled "No Deposit, No Return", will be shown in the Community Meeting Room.
Following the short film will be a presentation by Recology on their current recycling efforts and the future of Waste Zero.
**Special Feature**
See 17 minutes of rare, historic interview footage of three of Brisbane's first City Council Members: Ernie Conway, Jess Salmon, and Jim "Red" Williams, shot in 1996 as part of Brisbane's 35th Anniversary Celebration.
"Cinco de Mayo Cinematheque" refreshments will be served! Come and enjoy this fun and free community event!
Click here or the image to view the full-sized flyer.
To view the full-length 1996 interview featuring Ernie Conway, Jess Salmon, and Jim "Red" Williams, please click here.
The broadcast schedule for the May 5th event as well as the full-length 1996 interview is as follows:
OSEC Educational Presentation: No Deposit No Return from May 5, 2013 (1 hr 40 minutes)
Saturday May 18 10am
Sunday May 19: 4pm
Monday May 20: 1pm
Tuesday May 21 7:30pm
Wednesday May 22 1pm
Friday May 24, 5pm - 35th Anniversary follows
Sunday May 26 2pm - 35th Anniversary follows
Brisbane 35th Anniversary video footage (2 hrs 5 minutes)
Saturday May 18 12pm
Sunday May 19: 6pm
Tuesday May 21 1pm
Tuesday May 21 9:15pm
Thursday May 23 1pm
Friday May 24 6:45pm (following OSEC meeting)
Sunday May 26 3:45pm (following OSEC meeting)
Note: It is possible to search the channel schedule by clicking on the link in the bottom right hand corner that says "Filter".
Type the text term (e.g. OSEC) in the "Text Filter" field and press enter.
You can also change the display mode to month by clicking the downward-facing arrow next to "Display" and selecting "Month".
National Screen-Free Week
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Art, not Instagram. Music, not iTunes.
April 29th through May 5th is Screen-Free Week, a national effort to lure parents and children to relinquish their electronic devices and to tune into life. The event was launched in response to concerns over the staggering amount of time children spend watching television and playing video games, as well as a growing body of evidence that suggests this screen time can delay the acquisition of language.
According to Carine Risley, manager of the Millbrae and Brisbane libraries, "This is a week about connection, about slowing things down and following your best intentions. You don't have to entirely separate from your smartphone, but to the extent possible, set your screens aside and explore the beauty of the world around us. And remember, the library is full of ideas and adventures to keep you engaged and inspired all week long!"
National Screen-Free Week, or Ditch Your Device Week, is a local Brisbane tradition! Last year, Brisbane Library had a knit bombing evening, a baby yoga class, and offered prizes for anyone who significantly reduced their screen time.
This year's events, which run the gamut from cupcake decorating and collaborative art projects, are free and most are suitable for all ages. While the Brisbane Library has a robust collection of e-books, Risley, jokes, "Those will be off-limits this week." Screen-Free Week events are on a first-come basis and the only prerequisite is that "attendees turn off their devices, or better yet, leave them at home."
For more information about Screen-Free Week, visit http://www.screenfree.org/.
A full schedule of events happening throughout the County can be found by clicking here.
Habitat Restoration Day Photos
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A big Thank You to all the 30 volunteers who participated in Habitat Restoration Day. Costaños Canyon has never looked better. Special thanks to Councilmember O'Connell, Open Space and Ecology Committee Members Michele Salmon and Barbara Ebel, plus the leadership of San Bruno Mountain Watch, who led a special springtime hike on San Bruno Mountain following the clean-up. Click here to view the rest of the photos. Well done, everyone!


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1. Are You Licensed?
Trades such as HVAC, plumbing and electrical work require contractors to carefully install complicated systems that could be hazardous if they're installed incorrectly. Therefore, most states require electricians to receive training and obtain a license before working. An electrician that's licensed is one that's competent and knowledgeable enough of his or her trade to install and maintain electrical systems.
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2. Are You Bonded?
There's potentially a lot that can go wrong if a tradesperson like an electrician installs wiring the wrong way. To spare you and your home or office from subpar work, make sure the electrician is bonded. Being bonded means the professional has an intermediary that can pay for any damage caused to a property or foot the bill if the contractor fails to finish the job.
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Besides a bond, you also need an electrician that's insured. Many states require contractors to carry some form of insurance along with their license. Insist that whomever you hire has the proper amount of insurance for the work you need done and call the insurer to check the policy.
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