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4.09 Tri-Valley TV Mid Year Review
1 CITY OF DUBLIN /o 5 AGENDA STATEMENT CITY COUNCIL MEETING DATE: January 22, 1990 SUBJECT: Tri-Valley Community Television (CTV) Mid-Year Review QJ.Prepared by: Paul S. Rankin, Assistant City Manager) EXHIBITS ATTACHED: Exhibit A - Business Plan reviewed in August of 1989 Exhibit B. - Summary of Progress - During the first six months of 1989-90 Exhibit C - Mid-Year Budget Projection Exhibit D - Detailed Financial Reports for the period ending December 31 , 1989 Exhibit E - Detailed Summaries of Productions During the first six months of 1989-90 RECOMMENDATION: /1 eview progress to date and if appropriate, authorize Staff to release the second funding installment upon receipt of the invoice. FINANCIAL STATEMENT: The 1989-90 Budget included $43,500 in funding for CTV. $1 , 000 is an equipment maintenance grant provided by Viacom. The Council agreed to release the remaining funds based upon a review of CTV. DESCRIPTION: In August, the City Council reviewed the Business Plan for CTV based upon projected programming for Fiscal Year 1989-90. The City Council reviewed the information and authorized Staff to release the first installment of the annual funding. The second installment would be released only after approval by the City Council of a six month progress report. Ms. Darla Stevens, Executive Director, has prepared a summary report which identifies CTV activities for the first six months. The major programs identified in the six month report are all ahead of the number produced for the same period in the prior year. However, in reviewing the plan presented in August, it would appear that the number of shows produced is running behind the targeted amount for the entire year. For example: # Produced % of Annual Program Annual Projection By Mid-Year Complete at Mid-Year 580/680 News 52 25 48% Valley Forum 24 10 42% Valley Magazine 24 10 42% Mayors Report 24 10 42% Ms. Stevens has explained that part of the small deviation as shown above is due to the fact that the first half of the year is typically slower. This results from summer vacations and holidays impacting the hours available to produce programs. CTV has expressed to City Staff that they remain committed to meeting their stated goals on the year as a whole. Ms. Stevens has also provided financial information on the organization. Overall, she has indicated that they are continuing within the budget which was previously presented. The financial data does show a current revenue shortfall. A portion of the revenue deficiency is due to the deferred payment by the City of Livermore for ---------------------------------------------------------------------- COPIES TO: Darla Stevens, CTV Exec Director Dave Adams, City of Livermore ITEM N0. 4 A { 7 their contribution. The budget projection anticipates that their entire remaining contribution will be received during the second half of the fiscal year. Ms. Stevens also explained that the other element affecting their revenue was the result of outside projects. In some cases, these have been billed, however, the payment is not reflected in the reporting period shown. A breakdown of these projects is shown on the detailed financial report showing a cost breakdown for "Undesignated" projects. Ms. Stevens indicated that this represented the Board of Directors policy to recover the cost of production on all projects outside of normal programming. Ms. Stevens has indicated that it is CTV's intent to invoice the City of Dublin for the cost of producing the Dublin Civic Center Documentary. The $1 , 163.98 in expense shown on the financial report may not represent the total cost. Ms. Stevens is aware that this will need to be considered by the City Council once the City receives the invoice. Funds were not budgeted for this project as it had previously been represented as a benefit to the City for funding CTV. Ms. Stevens has stated that subsequent to starting the project, the Board of Directors has implemented the cost recovery policy on all projects. As previously stated, this matter will need to be considered by the City Council at a future date when all of the cost information is available. Staff recommends that the City Council review the six month progress report and if appropriate, authorize Staff to release the second funding installment. EXHIBIT f} C.TV A � .sir �++ ism • Rev;eweJ A s+ 1y, !300'9 REPORT TO DUBLIN CITY COU14CIL ON BUSINESS PLAN FOR TIME PERIOD JULY 1989 - DECEMBER 1989 Submitted by Darla Stevens , July 17, 1989 In this time period, the programming to be accomplished for channel 30 will be the current "line-up" , plus the following upgrades , made possible by the Operations Budget FY89-90 . 580/680 NEWS This budget makes possible the production of. the news --- yeax-round, each wee:. VALLEY FORU14 This budget mades possible exciting upgrades to this important public affairs program. Valley Forum has been t1.e staple public affairs format for about tell years. Over that long period, it has served our valley' s needs well in the areas of panel discussions of local issues , election coverage , and voter education. It has earned a reputation as a neutral ground for vital local discussions. It has serve:ll as a forum for local press editorials . None of this will chance. But sections will be added to the °ormat that will allow us to use topical material that is a little too lengthy for the news, or that spins off the news . Also, an upgrade of the set and on-set name of the program will be designed and implemented. MINI-DOCUMENTARY ON DUBLIN CITY HALL As the city hall nears completion, this time period is the appropriate time to utilize our collected footage to create a short video on the prceression and completion of the Dublin Civic Center. A selection of interviews of city officials and city staff will be needed in order to put this together. ONGOING GOALS The ongoing goals will continue to include increasing awareness and viewership, increasing funding from additional sources such as corporate sources, and increasing programminq based on the success of acquiring this additional funding . Tri-Valley Community Television Darla Stevens, Executive Director • P.O. Box 884 Pleasanton, CA 94566 • (415) 462-5373 `V Rev', C�- W O N4 ,OJECTE)D�rFtS� rI NG I S6 l7 AS COMPARED TO 1988-89 Sl:bri�itted a5 atta.chm•;nt to Sir Mrnth Flan Report to Dublin Fr;! ! owin❑ is a r_rmparisc,n of programs produced in i9ee-es and the prc jart:d nuriib:r of programs to bG orrduced in 1' 8'3-'3 Proararii 58o/620 News -2 52 Mayors F'epor t 2c 24 Val i ey Forurii 12 va! i ev tie 16 24 - Pay Talk 15 N/A Let Is TaIk Soorts 36 OS - Youna At Heart 1 E 1 S Val I ev Gardener- 12 1 ' Anti c!re7 & C01 I eC t . l i> 1 pyl ins A A U W 10 1C? YOUr SC I s '� EA EXHIBIT P,--.) �j0mmac � o� CTV �ro ��ess F ; N � o-� 1989 - 90 SUMMARY Report to Dublin City Council Six Month Review - July 1, 1989 through Dec. 31, 1989 Identifying Services Data printout of all production (not including any re- broadcasts) for time period under review is attached. Comparison A sampling of critical programs produced in this time period last year and this time period this year is compared: 7/88 - 12/88 7/89 - 12/89 580/680 News 12 25 Valley Forum 8 10 Valley Magazine 5 10 Mayors Report 10 10 Young at Heart 7 9 Deviations The production plan submitted to you last August listed Antiques and Collectibles, a program no longer being produced. However, Election specials and candidates forums were increased, a special on Drug and Alcohol was produced, and a new section was added to Valley Forum for increased news/public affairs coverage: - "Focus". Overview Additional revenue has been obtained through corporate donations, and a new campaign was launched for individual and small business donations. Advertising and promotional materials have been somewhat subsidized by these revenues. Special projects have been produced and have achieved additional revenue for our general fund, although not all revenues are in, and therefore are not reflected in the financial summaries attached. Both corporate funding and fees-for-services revenue are in an improved position. Tri-Valley Community Television Darla Stevens, Executive Director • P.O. Box 884 Pleasanton, CA 94566 • (415) 462-3373 EXHIBIT C_ L v ( . , TRI-VALLEY CQMMLQ\|ITY TELEVISION COFFIERA[ ION (all,MITY TELEVISION FRODUCTION REFURT JULY 1,1989 T-f-0J DECEMBB� 31, 1989 CURR YTD FRMEClEH) TOTAL FYRWECTED 7/01/89 01/01/9`} 7/01/89 ' TO TO TO FYGJECTED 12/31/EY9 6/��/90 6/30/90 BUDGE'F VARIANCE RBVSq-E CITY OF Fl-JEAESANI"ON 21,250 21,2ffg-) 4_2,5� 42,5-N 0 CITY OF LIVERMORE 10,625 31,875 42, 42,5Y) 0 CITY OF DUD-IN 214250 21,25{) 42,5{x} 42,��� 0 CITY OF SAN RAMON 21,25-) 21, 421,5C)(--) 42,fft'-X-) 0 TOTAL FE�,a&E $74,375 $95,625 $170,{0() $170,{X« ${� EXFSVSES FERSU\IAL SERVICES F�RSO��EL( SALARIED ) 31,3{«} 22,700 E-4 Y.-) 54,{«�-) 0 FSRSONNEL ( HOKJRLY) 3{),866 31,334 62,2{«} 62,200 0 PAYROLL TAXES 5,923 6,202 12,125 12,125 0 WORKERS COMP INSURANCE 1,309 466 1,775 1,775 0 ----'- ------------- TOTAL FERSONAL SERVICES $69,398 $6{),702 $130,1CX) $13{),10O $0 OFS7�ATING EXPB\SES OFFICE EXPENSES 991 9 1,[«�-) 9{«} (10{�) POSTAGE 91 1{/9 200 3{x} 100 PRODUCTION EXFS\r,3E.S 2,630 4,570 7, 7,2[)C) 0 DESIGN, SET CONST 377 23 4{X) LK)c) 0 OPERATING EXFEVSES 1,253 1,147 2,4{x} 2,400 0 PRINTING 0 90} 9(--)C) 9{«} 0 REPAIRS & MAINTBr4CE 0 9X� 6{x} �X) 0 RENT/i-EASES 1,Ek}0 1,Ex�} 3,6[«} 3,6[x:) 0 TELEFl-0NE 1,441 959 2,4{� 2,4{�� 0 INS.JRt*r,E 881 3,919 4, 4,9--X} 0 �� ��I� EX�� �,/� $14!1 ..-.6 ��,�� DO TOTAL � CO\rTRACTED SERVICES A[I%IMING 0 3,{Kx} 3,Coo 3,D« 0 FRODUCTION SERVICES 6,285 5,215 11,59Y} 11,7{«} 20�} SET DESIGNERS 2[«} 1{x} 3{«} 1[x} (2{x}) FtBLICITY 1450 1,25{� 2,7�) Zn}0 0 TOTAL CONTRACTED SBFNICES $7,935 $9,565 $17,to.-M-) $17,5[y-) $0 TOTAL EXFENISES $86,797 $171,100 $171,100 $0 EXHIBIT b C. TV Ve+a.�.�� 1-� no.ncawA �eeoP-'�5 TRI-VALLEY COMMUNITY TELEVISION CORPORATION STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENSE JULY 1, 1989 THRU DECEMBER 31, 1989 GENERAL FUND CAPITAL TVCTV 5801680 AERATING & EOUIP"` NT BAY U,NDESIGNATE* PRODUCTION NEWS SHOW MAINTENANCE FUND TALK TOTAL REVENUE CITY OF PLEASANTON 21,250.00 1,000.00 22,250.00 CITY OF LIVERMORE 10,625.00 1,Oo0.00 11,625.00 CITY OF DUBLIN 21,250.00 21,250,(.k) CITY OF SAN RAMON 21,250.00 1,000.00 22,250.M) PRODUCTION FEES 8!'4.00 1,500.00 2,304.00 DUBBING FEES 410.00 410.00 CALLAHAN PROPERTY CO. 143.20 143.20 SPECIAL PROJECTS 7,977.00 7,977.00 INTEREST INCOME 1,764.18 1,764.18 TOTAL REVENUE 810,955.18 874,375.00 81,500.00 $3,000.00 8f).00 8143.20 867,973.38 EXPENSES ---PERSONAL SERVICES 2,843.14 69,397.86 5&;.35 72,827.35 OPERATING EXPENSES 7,583..4 9,463.74 449.73 125.01) 17,621.83 CONTRACTED SERVICES 4,586.00 7,935.00 3,900.00 58100 16,479.00 TOTAL EXPENSES 815,012.50 $86,796.60 $3,900.00 8449.73 $769.35 8106,928.18 EXCESS REVENUE (EXPENSE) (4,057.32) 112,421.60) (2,400.00) 2,550.27 0.vi (626.15) (16195,.80) FUND BALANCE 6-30-89 16,153.48 1,096.65 2,400,(<,) 0.00 210,000.00 1,786.05 231,476.18 FUND BALAKU 12-31-B9 812,096.16 (811,324.95) 80.00 $2,550.27 $210,000.00 #1,159.90 8214,481.38 1 sTRI-VALLEY COMMUNITY TELEVISION CORPORATION GENERAL FUND REVENUE & EXPENSE DETAIL JULY i, 1989 THRU DECEMBER 31, 1989 TAKING FIREfxjl'S DUBLIN FAX CARE OF YOUR THR ISH DA?,lNY TRAINING CIV CENTER FRIENDS DUBBING MACHINE YOURSELF SCHOOLS THEIR EYES ELECTION FOUNDATION FILM PROJECT OF CTV UNDESIGNATED TOTAL REVENUE DUBBING FEES 410.00 410.0n0 PLEASANTON SCH DIST 1,347.00 1,347.03 TRI-VALLEY COMMUNITY FUND 1,Oo0.00 l,t>t't t'i1 LIVERMORE LIBRARY 800.00 800,00 AT&T 1,000,00 11000.00 FRIENDS OF CTV 630.00 6.0.00 PRODUCTION FEES ALAMEDA COUNTY FAIR 2`0 !''1 25 LO.cti AMADOR-LIV EXC CLUB 400.00 41.00 DANNY FOUNDATION 2,8;ko.00 2,GOO.Ol, SAN RAMON CLAM OF COMM 503.00 Sf t.tyl MISCELLANEOUS 54.00 54.00 INTEREST INCOME 1,764.18 1,764.18 TOTAL REVENUE $410.00 $1,000.00 $800.00 $0.00 $1,347.00 $630.CC, $2,600.00 $400.00 $0.00 $1,(.103.00 $2,568.18 $0,9 551.18 EXPENSES PERSONAL SERVICES $910.42 $403.29 $8'98.35 $566,10 $11.10 $19.98 $33. ?J $2,843.14 OPERATING EXPENSES ADVERTISING 476.52 476.52 BANK CHARGES 15.18.71 158.71 PRODUCTION EXPENSES 595.47 321.00 1,177.09 2,09-3.56 OPERATING EXPENSES 164.28 315.68 479.96 PROMOTION ITEMS 2,119.16 2,119.15 PRINTING EXPENSES 270.43 27`' y' DISTRIBUTION EXPENSES 625.00 62m•00 MEMBERSHIPS 410.00 410.1x; TELEPHONE 2242.00 10.00 232 f` EOUIPMENT 718.00 7i+Ln , TOTAL OPERATING EXP51SES $1,220.47 $940.0+? $0.0) $0.03 $321.(x) $486.52 $1,177.09 $0.00 $0.00 $2,553.89 $884.39 $7.583.36 CONTRACTED SERVICES PRODUCTION SERVICES 642.00 2,:00.00 64.00 1,144.00 72.00 4,-Z .GO CONSULTING SERVICES 220.00 2.4 . PUBLICITY 144.W 144.00 TOTAL CONTRACTED SERVICES $642.00 $2,300.00 $64.00 $1,144.0') $144.00 012.00 $4,586.00 TOTAL EXPENSES $2,130.89 $940.00 $403.:9 $1,219.35 $1,695,22 $3,417.09 $75.10 $1,163.98 $2,691.89 $1,209.6; $15,012.5:0 EXCESS REVENUE (EXPENSE) (1,720.89) 60.00 800.00 (403.29) 127.65 (1,065.221 (677.09) 324.90 (1,163.98) (1.697.89) 1,358.49 (4,057.32; FUND BALANCE 6-30-89 1,000.00 15,153.48 16,153.43 BALANCE 12-31-89 ($1,720.89) $60.00 $800.00 ($403.29) $1,127,65 ($1,065.22) ($677.09) $324.90 ($1,163.98)($1,6910) $16,511.97 $12,096.16 EXHIBIT � � G\Ied k e, Library - Production report Ju I y 1989 Pr_ ID (date) S# Underwriter Description f 59/07/35 17 Judy Col I in<s at Wente Bros. Spankl ing Cel I ars. 38 Library t•� offer free chi I dren' s programs. 39 Free car _are clinic o fered. LT 89/07/11 Alameda County horseracing special . MR eq/07/12 1 Ken Mercer talks about the new California transportation p I c pan, roadwork ��n Hop_yard Road the Sister City Barbecue. .L Wayne Bennett disc=usses traffic= issues and read improvements, downtown redevelopment , park: use fs-. and the Crow Canyon Road interchange. 3 Dale Turner talks about his decision not to 'run reelection , approved housing permits, possible ri developer fees, county hazardous write disposal site and the ! ovation of the new senior center . 4 Paul Moffatt discusses a request to support the Keystone Learning Canter , fireworks On the 4th of July, Civic_ Center fountain and the California Transportation Plan. 89/07/26 Dale Turner talks about the upcoming election, Measure R spending and the Intel closure. 1 Ken Mercer talks about the downtown nevi*al ._atic committee, Hacienda Business Farb:: retail Vcomp l en, sewer fee increase and the Stoneridge Drive extension. .0 Counci I member Fred Messreni , for Wayne Sennett , discusses the fire department decision, businesz license, and polystyrene ban. 4 Pau! Moffatt discusses the Donlon Canyon development , landscaping and lighting district ? compensation or Planning and Park and Rec r eat i or. commissioners and the upc=oming Shamrock Festival . IVW 8'x/07/05 1 City Fourth of July celebrations. 10 Pleasanton affordable housing committee. 11 Bureau report - Carlos Alexander 12 Trees cut in Pleasanton 13 EBMUD demands developer remove lawn. 14 y Charlie Brown restaurant causes distress. 15 Bureau report- Richard Flores 1S Wheels survey report . 17 Bureau report' -- Larry Hake 18 Sports - Keith FI avetta Sale of fireworks in Dublin. 0 Tom Hansen - sports 1 Movie review "Batman'' Local firm provides technology for Texas supercol l id•=r . Merle Haggard unveils new song at Fair . 5 Dublin city manager to i get pay raise. 5 Soil I experts look at Golden Eagle Farris deveIopment . 26 Tiny toads in Dublin. Page 1 Library - Production report July 19©9 Pr ID (date) at Underwriter Description NW 89/07/05 27 Dublin student received award from Cancer •Foundat i on. 8 New Park: regulations. 29 Consultant hired to help merchants in Al costa Mal 3o Athan Downs Park closes entrance from dawn t�� dusi 31 Streets to bae swept on schedule. 32 Gardel I a Green site of musical entertainment . 33 Renovations begin on Las P�psi tas golf course. 4 Mayor Turner proposes four-year play or a I term; candidates declare for the San Ramon City Council C Four city budget update. 6 Alameda County Fair "man on the street " inter`i i e4J 7 4-H ers at the Fair . 8 Bureau report - Stove I z 9 BART buys Livermore land . NWS 89/07/11 1 Turner wi l I run and Wieskamp wi I l run for Mayer . 10 Rowell Ranch special event for M:shel off r._scuE fund. 11 Project Intercept prom o for Ilene. 12 Library usage report 13 Bureau report - Ingrid Werness 14 Oldest gas station in Pleasanton to close,. 15 Reaffirm bans on R-rated films in schools. GIs. 1S Bureau report - Jack: Hovingh 17 American Field Service. 13 Wong financial 119 Bureau report - Tracy O' Shea Tom Vargas and Marilyn Carter announce for C_aura:_i 20 SRV Angels vs. Newark: Yankees 21 Alumni football 22 Sports - Oakland A' s Interview 23 Entertainment movie review - "Honey, I shrank: thv kids. '' 24 Measure for street resurfacing. 5 Dancing at the Rey_ . Center . 2E Books on display at School Distric=t Offic=e. 7 Promote Livermore as tourist destination. e Boatwright to open new office. 29 Residents needed to serve on School district committees. Dublin and Pleasanton fires. 30 John Muir Ho=spital and San Ramon' s biggest baby. 31 Chamber ' s Scott Raty to resign. Q' Concerts at Presbyterian Church. Ho y and traffic delay with sewer construction. 34 Artwork: planned for Civic_ Center . 35 Stolen horse found. SG Apartments approved for Donlon Canyon. 4 Alameda Fair wrap-up. J Livermore City council news. 6 EBMUD restrictions. Page 2 . . Library - Production report July 1989 ' ��S# qnderwritear Description ' JS 89/07/11 8 Crow Canyon state highway proposal . _ 9 Bureau report - Al Bernal 89/07/18 1 New animal shelter 10 San Ramon bureau report - Ken Caldwell 11 Shadow Cliffs 12 Dolan Park dedication 13 Senior Center first anniversary. 14 Livermore bureau report 15 Del Prado Park dedication . 16 Summer | ibrary progyam 17 Bureau report - Cary Jensen 18 ' Sports - All Star game salute 19 Pleasanton American Little League dedication. �ns 2 Cal | ahan property ' 20 Sports - Dublin football sign-ups 21 Youth basketball camp 22 Movie review - Great Balls of Fire ' 23 PG&E must use property for a park. 24 Ban on foam containers 25 City to continue contracting for police services. 26 Camp Parks erects barricade to prevent more auto accidents. 27 Lew Doty to open Oldsmobile dea| ership. 28 Sign ordinance in effect . 29 Sunken Gardens new site for senior center . 3 Jose Canseco ticket 30 Target delays building site. 31 Homes needed for Japanese students. 32 Ground pollution in North Mines Road area. 33 Valley Community Health Center gets funding for senior programs. 34 Former planning commissioner Joyce Getty named new Executive Director of Menlo Park Chamber of Commerce. | | 35 AVAC donates money to Mishe| off rescue fund. 36 Strizzi ' s alcohol permit granted. 4 Counci | member Judy Barto| i and new candidates' 5 Livermore LLNL incinerator 6 Site 300 7 San Ramon business tax. 8 Crow Canyon interchange 9 Real estate 89/07/25 1 EBMUD management . 10 Bureau report - Janice Cargo 11 Two hour parking in parts of city. 12 Wings for Charity airshow. 13 Bureau report - Diane Garcia 14' Swinging seniors in Dublin. 15 San Ramon swim fest . 16 Bureau report - Bill Williams 18 Hard of hearing problem and use of hearing ear Page 3 Community Television Programming August 1989 Program ID (date) S# Description vt ' s Talk Sports 89/08/20 Mark Russell from the San Jose Jammers, CBA basketball team. ky-_r Report 89/08/15 1 Ken Mercer of Pleasanton talks about the downtown revitalization committee, Hac=ienda Business Park retail complex, sewer fee increase and the Stoneridge Drive extension. 89/08/15 2 Council member Fred Messreni , for Wayrie Bennett , of San Ramon, discusses the fire department decision, business license, and polystyrene ban. 8'9/()8/15 3 Dale Turner of Livermore talks about the, upcoming election, Measure R spending and the Intel closing. 89/0S/15 4 Paul Moffatt of Dublin discusses the Donlon Canyon development , landscaping and lighting distric=t , compensation for Planning and Park and Recreation commissioners and the upcoming Shamrock Festival . ;yor ' s Report 89/08/20 1 Ken Merg=er of Pleasanton talks about the golf course committee and the property maintenancii- ordinanc . 89/08/20 2 Wayne Bennett of San Ramon discusses the business license, shift in the business center and gives an Al costa Mall update. 89/08/20 3 Dale Turner of Livermore talks about the Little League fields and growth rate exemptions. es/08/20 .4 Paul Moffatt of Dublin discusses extended library hours, streamlining of p=ity departments and introduces a guest , Marl.:: Hannon, from Brae9 Ire l and, Dub l i:?' =_. Sister City. i?/680 Mews 89/08/01 1 Six month report on missing per__gin• _ one Mi she l o f f. 89/08/01 2 Auto accident 89/08/01 3 Kaiser hospital expansion 99/08/01 4 Dyer and Braun wi l l not run again f��r sch o board. e'3/os/0]. 5 Fire distric=t chosen by San Ramon Counci I . 89/08/01 6 Civic= =enter update 8'D/08/01 7 Bureau report - Pat Rosenberg 89/08/01 8 PSA for Shamrock potato festival and Conc�curs. e';/08/o 1 9 Downtown awn redevelopment 29/08/01 10 Hearing impaired (part 2) ew/oswi 11 Bureau report - Larry Babb_- 89/09/01 12 Sister city delegation 29/02/01 1 3 F Cn CC��.t i.� Yal Winery 89/08/01 14 Bureau ES/02/01 15 Pooper mcoopern 2S/02/01 is Community Television Programming August 1989 Program ID (date) S# Description 580/E80 News 89/06/01 17 Bureau report - Judy Mayhew - 89/08/01 18 Oakland A' s Dave Stewart 89/08/01 19 BI ack:hawk: team' s press conference 89/oe/iii 20 AIUrrtni footbaI I practice 89/oe/01 21 Movie review -"Shag" 8'3/oe/01 22 Police search for information on fires. 813/08/01 23 City' s design Noard rejects Golden Eagle recreation _enter design. 89/03/01 24 Foothi I I High looking for band sponsors. B9/OS/ol 25 Homeowners unhappy with McBai 1 developers. 39/03/01 2E LARPD wi I I build Senior Center at sunken garden site. 89/os/oi 37 Las Positas college presents "Man of La Mancha" . 89/ii8/oi 28 Shamrock: Potato festival promo. 99/08/01 29 Councilwoman V��nheeder bas=k at work: in Dublin. 8?/ii8/01 iii Two upcoming public meetings. e9/08/01 3 1 PEY� � and _ �fiul 2 ty seY V 1 =e5 elects tleW commissioners. SS/08/01 31 Two upcoming public meetings. 89/08/01 32 City Council approves money for restrooms. 8s/08/01 33 Ire cream festival promo. 89/08/08 1 Pacific Bell Strike 89/08/08 2 Length of term for Livermore mayor 89/08/08 3 Pretest at Livermore Lab. 89/08/OS 4 EBMUD allows lawn at San Ramon school . 89/08/08 5 Dublin and Pleasanton el ecti.:n news. 89/08/08 E P I easanton' s Happy: Valley annexation proposal . 89/OS/OS 7 Pleasanton Station gees bankrupt . 89/06/08 S Livermore Bureau - Terry Crane 89/0S/03 9 New superintendent in Livermore. E'er/OS/03 11.E Oak: Thee Farms annex 1 San F:ariton Dougherty Valley in sphere. 8?/08/06 12 Pleasanton bureau - Mike Cooper 89/08/08 13 Park: funds so/Og/os 14 Soviet students a t Livermore Lab. 89/08/OB 15 Livermore coaches won' t determine punishment . 89/08/08 lE New Dublin CHP office. S9/Ciene 17 Dublin' s Shamrock Potato Festival and Concours D' EI egance. 89/08/08 18 Pleasanton late graduations. 69/08/08 19 San Ramon bureau - Richard P. ono 29/OS/08 20 Pleasanton Sister City Barbecue S9/0S/08 21 Dublin bureau - Ann Henderson 3'3/0-s/08 22 George Bal jcvich with the 45ers at Rocklin. 89/08/08 23 Alumni Football SS/09/09 24 Basketball fundraiser _ .. . .... _ _ 25 Movie r... ...c:-.-1 -"When Harry Met ._.._. . Community Tea l evi :sion F'ro�r-W���utia y�,gj August 1989 Program ID (date) S# _ Description 580/680 News 89/08/ e 27 Livermore Chamber to conduct a_special membership drive. 8'3nsme 28 Livermore Rotary to� pro wide smoke detectors to Seniors and disabled. 8'3/08/08 29 Livermore free trash pickup. 8'3/08/Oo^ 30 Lottery for Pleasanton Senior housing. 89/08/08 31 City wi l I test c=ity for pol l ution. 89/08/08 32 California Housing financ=e agency gives money to San Ramon congregate r=are senior complex. 89meme 33 San Ramon recycling program to start this month . 89/08/08 34 San Ramon survey says citizens want crackdown on unsightly yards. 89/08/08 35 Dublin' s Staffords closes to remodel . 89/08/08 36 Woodpile behind building causing Dublin City Council concern. 8'3/08/15 1 Elections in the val I ey. 8'?/02/15 2 Donlon Canyon decision by Dublin Council . 29/0e/15 3 Choosing a .chanr_el for for Las Positas college. es/oe/15 4 New bank in San Ramon Safeway. 8'3/oe/15 5 Ilene Mischel crff PSA. 89/08/15 E Livermore bureau , Ed i Lt lfgef 29/oe/15 7 Ri dge l ands study 29/08/15 8 Hacienda Park: 8'3/08/15 9 Valley performing arts r=enter study. 89/03/15 10 Bonde Ranch property in Pleasanton. B9/08/15 11 San Ramon tur e'au - Mark Per i er a. SS/Ox/15 12 Stoneridge Drive study. °'3/oe/15 13 F'I nasanton Sr_h��l l y Follies FSA. 2S ��'�i,l.� C ai. 14 Livermore' s Red Flower .SI_lnuc!y. es/i s/15 15 Mcrr'lty aval l ab l e for Camino Ramon. 89/GS/15 16 Livermore' s Buenas Vida Youth facility. 89/08/15 17 San Ramon business tax. r 2S/OS/15 16 Dublin bureau - Nanc=y Feely 89/oe/15 19 Ed Campbell barbec=ue. 69/08/15 20 Cutbacks in Literar=y programs. SS/08/15 21 New tax to fund trauma c enter . 89/08/15 22 New San Ramon stores. 99/oe/15 23 Pleasanton bureau - Bernie F'i l I ing_r eg/oe/15 24 49er interview 8'3/oe/15 35 Gold' s Gym 89/08/15 26 Sports Commentary by Dr . B. 8'q/oe/15 27 Movie Review - Turner and Hooch 89/OS/15 39 San Ramon applies for All -American city honor . 89/02/15 29 Golden State rehab hcrspit_.! to open. S9/08/15 30 Vacancy on transportation commission. . ._ 21 Management r_ _. .s 1. l _ ;i_ firm proposes _.1`;c.n- =_, for city! planrin; Community Television Programming August i9B9 Program ID (date) S# Description 5eo/seO News 69/08/15 33. Tickets available for chamber Puncheon. 69/oe/15 34 FCC field office in path of future deveI opments. 89/os/15 35 Livermore school district wi l I receive almost $2 million of lottery. A9/oe/15 3E Homeowners or renters assistance available. 89/OS/15 37 Make A Wish fund raising event nets $60oo. 89/oe/15 38 Eastman is a finalist in bid for new job. 8'g/(:)S/15 39 Home Depot stare coming to Pleasanton. ewoe/22 1 Pacific Be I I strike, San Ramon 89/0)3/2 2 2 Stark:' s pry posed b I I s. 8'9/08/' 3 Pleasanton ant i-ugly law. 89/03/22 4 Garbage to Alameda County from Contra Costa. 89/08/22 5 San Ramon garbage suit . 8,3/(.-)8/22 E, PI easant�en' s Bi I I Eastman I osess bid for new post . 89/c:)8/22 7 Television' s Corey ey Fe I dman at St oner i dge Mall . 8,9/08/22 2 8 Suno I 8'9/08/32 9 Pleasanton bureau - Bev Davis SS/08/33 10 Castro Valley incorporation v�-te. Suit against lab incinerator . &E /U8/22 12 Ab _rt_on 89/08/22 13 . Livermore bureau - Wally Moxiny S'9/08/22 14 EI e,_tiOn update 69/08/33 15 P I easanton' s Vintage Hi I I s barricade. 89/00/22 1E Dub I in binge canceI I ed 69/06/22 17 Dublin bureau - Parer. Robertson Sg/r:je/ 3 18 The Herald moves from Dublin to Pleasanton. ter;. °'z/ :S/C3 19 Pl easanton' s S-h_ I l y Follies. SS/OS/22 20 San Ramon bureau - Sandy LaV..oI ette 89/08/'22 21 Triad car show. 8'3/06/33 22 f:::en Stab ! er sg/Qe/22 23 Sunol Golf course e9/0e/22 24 Sports commentary - soccer 99/09/22 25 Movie Review - The Abyss 89/0e/22 2E Approval of Retail complex center in Pleasanton. 89/08/22 27 Ground preparation underway for PI easant�en' s new rni dd I e schoo I . B9/08/2' 28 Vac=ancy on Pleasanton Parks and Recreation board. S9/(:)8/23 29 Registration opens for California High students in San Ramon. 89/06/22 30 BART to hold public meeting in San Ramon. 59/08/22 31 Candidates for San Ramon Fire Protection District . E9/ E/22 32 Dublin .c h o« I cafeteria t o offer ' f: ' •e :1=d l f_i� , Community Television Programming August 1989 Program ID (date) S# DesLr i pt Lon 584/680 News 89/08/22 35- Buenas Vidas Youth Ranch gets funding from city. 139/013/22 86 Tutors needed for adult literacy program in Livermore. 89/oe/ 2 37 Vintner ' s Ball coming up. 89/08/28 1 Dublin City Council report . 89/06/28 2 I-584 Castro Valley 8'/08/28 G 58U overpass 89/06/28 4 Plane =rash in Livermore. e'374/08/29 5 County reserve 89/0/28 E EBMUD lawsuit e9/08/23 7 Tri-Val I ey Haven softball game 89/08/28 7 Tri-Val I ey Haven softball game e /08/' 8 8 Pleasanton arson case dismissed. 8'3/(_)8/28 8 Pleasanton arson case dismissed. e /08/'28 10 Superblock restaurant in Livermore. 89/08/23 11 Sa7ec i moves to Bishop Ranch in San Ramon. 89/08/28 12 Food pantry and business tax in Dublin. 8' /06/' S 13 Livermore bureau - Gib Souza e9/OS/29 14 Drugs missing at LLNL. SS/08/28 15 Pleasanton bureau - Li I I Ault 89/08/28 17 Joe Hi l I to retire. 89/08/2S 1° Buffalo Springfield in Sat --P- J Ramon. 89/08/28 iS Dublin bureau - Liz Logan 69/06/28 20 Yo Yo brothers. S9/03/23 21 Raiders return. 89/06/28 22 Raiders golf. 89/08/28 23 Movie review - Rude Awakening 24 Livermore multi-service center has Valley Human Services directory. 89/02/2S 25 LARPD is preparing for haunted house. E9/08/288 26 Harvest Wine Festival this weekend. S /08/28 27 San Eamon Redevelopment agency �st t-a F p_�,pi_nes V on subsidized senior housing. 89/08/2e 2B New Jewish congregation in San Ramon. 89/o_!2S 29 Parks and Recreation looking for volunteers. 89/'-'S/28 30 BART' s new General Manager promises top priority to Dublin extension. 89/06/28 31 Family foots bill for city clean up of their business. 89/(_-)8/28 32 New home for Carden West School . . 89/09/28 88 Thanksgiving community dinner committee= looking for volunteers. 89/08/28 34 Foothill High Band boasters pancake breakfast and prom o. Valley Forum 8'3/03/08 City Council Quarterly Report - with Mary Lou Oliver , San Ramon; Tom Vargas, Livermore; Linda Jeffery. Dublin ; Ben Tary r , Con•irnunity Television Programming August 1989 Program ID Wate) S# Description Valley Forum Dublin; Ayn Wieskamp, Livermore and Frank: Brandes, Pleasanton. Val I ey Gardening eq/os/w Summer clean-up in the garden. Valley Magazine 89/08/07 1 Hosted at Old St . . Raymond' s Churc=h in Dublin. eq/08/o7 2 Judy Col I iris concert at Wente Bros. Spar kIirig CeI tars. 89/08/07 G Vacation and pet sitting service in San Ramon. 89/08/07 4 Summer in the Park concert series in Livermore. 8'g/oe/07 J Livermore library summer prpgram. 89/08/o7 E Dublin' s senior swine program. 89/00/07 7 Livermore' s computer museum. 8g/oe/o7 8 Special dogs for hearing impaired. Pr odUC t i On Information September 1 SGS Program ID (date) S# Desc rigti on Say Talk 8'3/09/24 Entertainers Frank:ie Avalon and Corey Feldman visit the valley. - Let'' s Talk Sports 89/09/05 East Say Athletic League and Hayward Area League football coaches. 8'3/09/10 Dave Newhoc_cst, Oakland Tribune Sports J hrnal ist 89/o'3/17 Donnie Nelson, NBA Golden State Warriors. 8'3/c''3/'24 Guest is Steve_ McCatty, . f�termer Oakland A' s pitcher . Mayor ' s Report 89/(:)'3/ 5 1 Ken Mer cer Of Pleasanton talks about affordable housing committes, stop signs •.n city reads to slew traffic , Stoneridge overpass and the downtown committee. 05 2 Paul Moffatt of Dublin discusses the business license? Proposal study committee and the n:'.J city flag design. 89/09/05 3 Wayne Sennett ��f San Ramon discusses the hk:ousing subsidies for Sunray glen vi I I a and the fire district controversy. E'3,'O'?/Ci5 4 D a I :: T U r r e c,f Liyorrr,ore t a I k a.t1:1Ut t he Superblock restaurant , a proposed quarry roar Alden Lane and the ups=riing election issues. 89/09/17 1 Ken Mercer of Pleasanton talks atout the search for a new city manager , sale of savings and loan stock, new traffic signals and annexation of 101 ac=res to city. 89/ci'3/17 2 Paul Moffatt of Dublin discusses the skateboard park: study, Sharman Center renovation, Hansen Hi l 1 devel oprllerlt and me:v L- into the new Civic C±inter . 89/09/17 3 Wayne Sennett of San Ramon discusses the Bishop Ranch retail =enter and upcoming election issues 89/05/17 4 Dale Turner of Livermore talks about the LLNL gryund water contamination, impace. of Contra Costa garbage on local durnps and and update of the Tir—Val ley wastewater authority proceedings. 580/E80 News 89/09/05 1 Chemic=als in LLNL groundwater ; no sentenc=e for drug theft . e9/09/()5- 2 First day: of f sc hoo l . 89/09/05 3 Spread in Lyme disease in val I ey. 89/09/05 ' 4 Inmates arrive at Santa Rita prison. 89/0- /05 5 Lights on power I hies 89/09/05 6 MusCul ar Dystrophy Batathc n 89/00:/c?5 7 LLNL gives tour . 89/09/05 8 Livermore bureau — Karen Majors 89/0,3/05 9 EBMUD cal I s ha t tci wateririg. 89/o9/05 10 Wine Harvest festival in Livermore. 8'o,D/o5 1(D Wine Harvest festival in Livermore. 89/09/05 11 Rebids on PI easarhtc en' s corporation year . Page 1 Production Information September 1'D89 Prograrn ID (date) S# Desc=ription c^0/E30 News 89/cis/cis 12 Binge in Dublin to continue=. 89/09/05 13 San Ramon bureau - Sue Simeak:a - 89/O?/05 15 Dublin looking into r edevel opment' agenc=y. 82/09/05 15 Dublin looking into� redevelopment agenc=y. 89/09/05 15 Grain harvest 89/09/05 16 Dublin bureau - Brad Johnson 89/09/05 17 Moscow Marathoner from PI eatsanton 89/09/05 12 Livermore Elks Club purchases batteries for seniors. 3 /0?/05 19 Pleasanton bureau - Steve Salvatore 29/09/05 20 PI easanton' s concert in the park:. 89/09/05 21 Raiders Steve Beer I ine 29/09/05 22 Dublin Gaels football I 89/09/05 23 EBAL announces coaches 89/09/05 24 ESAL and HAAL scoreboards. 69/09/05 24 Movie Review, "Let it Fide" 2'S/09/05 25 San Ramon to receive Je fit!�rley trQfit Measure C. S9/09/05 2E San Ramon traffic_ study complet_d re Si=_hop Ranch retail center . 89/09/05 27 Pal I recreation guide ready in Sari Rarity�n 69/09/05 2e Areas near Las Posltas sold to Shea Busine='= properties. 29/09/05 29 School children nurltbers a-re incre•=tsin❑ in Livermore. 89/09/05 30 New library cards needed for Livermore. S'S/09/05 31 Cityto consider business license ordinance. 3'S/OS/05 32 Dublin wi I I spend moneyfor devis=e that al I ows firefighters to turn l ights from red to green in emergencies on road . -39/0'374/05 33 English classes available. 89/v_74/( 5 34 Harvest Park school in P I easanton pOpu I at i On and portables. 8'8/09/05 35 Urgent care facility in Hac=ienda. 89/09/05 36 YMCA bike extravaganza at Heritage Days in Pleasanton. ;3,D/(:),D/12 1 Congressman' s opinion of drug policy. 69/09/12 2 President Bush talks to students can tv about drug abuse. 29/(:)'3/.12 3 Proposal for Livermore c=urfew. 8'S/0'S/12 4 Dub I in says no i t�� LivernnDre per forming arts center concept . 8'S/i>'S/12 5 Bishop Ranch retail approval . 89/09/12 6 Marriott makeover in San Ramon. 8'8/09 12 7 Pleasanton City Manager resigns pest . 8'8/0'S/12 6 C��unc i I riter,iber s Ken Merg=er and [:::ar i n Mohr se I I i ng spar es i n Amad��r Va I I ey Savi ngs and Lean. 89/09/12 9 Went e housing ng deve I opment in Livermore. 8'S/C>9/12 10 PI easant��n c��unci I . 8'S/�)9/12 12 San Ramon bureau report - Greg k:a I I er 29/09/12 12 Street barriers down in Pleasanton Pa g e Production Inforriation September 198'9 Program ID (date) S# Descriotion SO/E30 News development . 89/09/1 13 . Scho.l budgets - 8ss/4'D/12 14 Frank:ie Avalon visits the Golden State Rehab . hospital . 89/09/12 16 Black:hawk: dog food tasting . 89/09/12 17 Pleasanton -John Tompkins 69/09/12 18 Pleasanton Heritage Days. 89/09/12 19 Dublin bureau - Janet Lockhart 69/OS/12 Wit? Livermore and Castro_ Val I ey high schools highlights. 29/09/12 21 EBAL scoreboard 6?/09/12 23 Movie review -"Casualties. of War '' 89/09/12 25 City wi l 1 tackle Planning Department changes. 6'D/OS/1'2 26 No second Goodwi l I store in Dublin . 8'D/t?'D/1'2 27 Dub in street fair c=oming in October . 69/09/12 28 Bi I I propossed to make Sari Ramon1 s Crow Canyon Road a state highway. ay. 2'9/(:)'D/12 2S Westsids development highway plan wi l l i nC I ude clustered hOuse=_ . 89!09/12 30 Sari Ramon parents complaints will now b=- directed to school princ=ipals. SS/09/12 31 Presley homes cuts the number of homes proposed for Laurel Creek estates. 69/09/12 32 Wel I s Fargo may purchase land in Pleasanton . es/og/12 33 "Valley Pictorial Heritage" can display at muse!trri. '?/0.3/12 35 One hundred people apply for presidency ��f Las Poo i t as College. 89/09/ 12 35 Opening on Livermore heritage= committee. 29/09/12 36 PBS specials available at Livermore Library. 89/09/12 37 Tours .at LLNL now offered two times a month. 29/09/19 1 EIR report for BART 89/09/19 2 Pleasanton offered office building by kaiser Industries. 2'9/09/1'9 3 Joint planning commission/city council meeting can Dublin . 2'D/0,3/19 4 Reduction in blood alcohol I IeveI f�-r drt_tnk: driving arrests. 2'D/09/1'D 5 Stabbing in Pleasanton 2'D/(:)'D/1'D 6 Effec=t of rain on vineyards. 6'D/t?'D/1'D 7 Passible change in Pleasanton school boundaries. 2'D/c)'?/1'D 2 Livermore trying to purc=hase land for Spr i ngt�awn school . a31 0'D/1'D 'D Sari Ramon bureau - Rc- anne Lindsey 813/0,31/119 10 Approval for new Sari Ramon sound wal I s. 89/09/19 11 Wal Mart may -:.:,me to Livermore. 2'D/o,9/19 12 California High School teacher ' s salaries. SID/Q'D/1'D 13 Livermore bureau - Susan Gal inger . 8'D/(:)'D/1'D 14 Livermore Senior Center prohibits smoking . e'D/(:)'?/1'Ii 15 Opening of American Canc=er Society store in - =image 3 r Fr Odin_t i on Information September 1989 Program ID Cdate? S# Descriction .80/E80 News Pleasanton. es/w/19 1E . L ivermore'' s Sycamore Grove Park: tree problem. 89/09/19 17 Pleasanton bureau - Li I I Northend 89/09/19 18 San Ramon soccer loses field. 89/0'3/19 19 Heritage Days Street Fair and Beard Contest . 85/09/19 20 Heritage Days old families and Tul any_ingo Sister City visitors. 89/0'3/1'? 21 Dublin Bureau - Joe Devane 89/09/19 22 Dublin looking at skateboard park. E39 09 19 23 San Ramon vs. Ignacio Valley sports report . SID C)13 113 25 Movi e r evi ew - Mi I I on i UrA" (?'3/1'D 2E Position open on Livermore' s Heritage Committee. ttee. 8'D/(:)'3/1'D 37 LARPD sourdough biscuits wi 1 1 be baked at Veteran ' s Park. E,,74 ()'D 1'D 23 Farewel I party for Livermore Mayor Dale Turner . 8'3/ 1'3 29 SAT scores ri e at Zubl in High. 30 New director to be chosen for DERSO. 8'3/09 1 I 31 A speech and IangU3Cti' S.CE-,=ialiSt t_- be in DUbl in School District during Wee.; . 89/09/1'3 32 North Rotary gives money to four community groups. 8'3/c)'D/1'D 3S Pleasanton jazz band wins honors at competition. gin. 8'3/09!19 34 Planning Commission approves new Pleasanton �n post office. S'?i09 I'D 35 San Ramon dove opment director wi I I retire. 8'3/(:)'D/19 37 San Ram on Val I ey Inc es. ert Seri 89/0'3/'2E 1 Eight to farm issue in Alameda County. E9 0'3 26 2 Li verrl!ire Council week: I y updat e. 8'3/(:)9/3G 3 Dublin Council update. 89/09/2E 4 DSRSD new director . 89/09/26 5 Stabbing update and new stabbing_ . 89/0'3/2 E E Valley performing arts =enter . 8'D/09/3E 7 POW-MIA ceremony at Livermore Vets Hospital . 8'3/09/'26 8 Pleasanton Bureau - Keith Wardin 89/09/26 9 Shadow Cliffs regional park:. 89/C?'3/26 10 Ice skating competition . 89/09/2E 11 Livermore bureau - Sue Dyer-Lang 89/OS/2E 13 Spey_ houses in the val I ey. 8'3/ /?E 14 Miss Barrie Fiesta in .San Ramon. 89/09/26 15 San Ramon bureau - Tessie Percy 89/09/26 1E San Ramon bureau - Tessie Percy 89/0?/26 17 Dublin bureau - Dr . John Ammon 89/C!'D/'2E 17 San Ramon E,:perience. 89/09/26 18 San Ramon Senior Games 8'D/09/'26 19 Monte Vista vs. Sky I i ne 89/o,3/26 31 Weekly Sports Scoreboard . 139 O'3/3E 22 Oal:: l and Raiders 89 E 23 Movie review - Ul av=k: Rain" Page 4 , . rod LictI on nf,:rmjAtj cn ^ September 1989 20/G80 News 8S/09/26 24 New piano purchased byi Del Valle Arts group to be showcased' 69/09/2G 25 North Livermore Advisory Commitfee completes recomendations for 15, 000 acre ( and parcel . B9/09/2G 2E LARPD General Manager Bill Payne honored as Outstanding Professional at stat4wide conference. 89/09/26 27 San Ramon Cily Council to ask developers what opers w a they would like to see built in downtown 40-acre site. 89/09/25 2S San Ramon resident David Peterson receives KRON-TV "Those Who Care" award. 89/09/26 30 Pleasanton merchants circulating petition to block move of City Hal | to old Kaiser building. 89/09/2G 31 Pleasanton considering purchase of Kaiser center for city ha/ | . B9/09/2L:: 32 Pleasanton school teachers asking for pay hike. 29/09/2G 33 Amador High Pigskin Roast and Bazaar . 89/09/26 34 Pleasanton Library' s Newcott-Ca| debery awards. B9/09/2G 35 Dublin Senior Center offering microwave cooking courses. 89/09/26 36 Dublin' s revamped Staffords restaurant scheduled to reopen . 89/09/26 37 Dublin High class of 1979 to hold reunion. .| | ey Forum B9/0S/24 Dublin School Board candidates Karen Seals, Elizabeth Schmitt , Morgan King ' Dorothy Kai | and Eileen Barr , incumbent . /i | ey Gardening 89/0S/01 Fall vegetable gardening . B9/09/05 Fa| | vegetab | e gardening . I| ) ey Magazine 89/09/06 1 Valley Magazine hosted at Las Positas College with Jim Burt and Michelle Loupe. 89/09/06 2 Back to school fashions at Stoneridge Mall . B9/09/0G 3 49er training camp at Rocklin, Ca. B9/09/06 4 Livermore sheepdog ranch. 89/09/06 5 StLjdent piano competition. B9/09/06 6 TV star Corey Feldman . 89/09/17 1 Pleasanton Heritage Days Parade. 89/09/ 17 2 Dubl in Sister City visitor from Brea, Ireland . B9/09/17 3 Wings for Charity Livermore air show. 89/09/17 4 Livermore' s Carnegie bui | dirig and park. B9/09/17 5 Contra Costa County 4-H club dog training . B9/09/17 6 Bi | | Pickett Rodeo at Rowe| | Ranch. 89/09/17 7 Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. , )ung at Heart 89/09/10 1 Barbara Hal | muth, Department on Aging , Contra Costa county. 89/09/10 2 Peter Zeisi , San Ramon Senior Center 89/09/24 Travel tips for seniors with guests Bonita Page 5 r. AUl:ti Orl In f.:Armati�n September i'?8'3 Prcigram ID (date) S_f# Des':ription _tr;g at Heart pOst , Dub I in Senior Center ; E I can_,r M•.k:::ay, Pleasanton VIP CILLb tOUr director ; nann=y Catanese, DLibI in/San Parrion Seniors tOLir dire,=t.7,r ; Y U CO I Jai=_,bs�-n, co in rrlunity vOI Unteer ; Robert TurnbaUghy Senior Ca I i for n i a San Parcl on t OLLr d i r ec t or . Page 6 Community Television Production Report October 1989 Program ID (date) SO 04scriation Byline AAUW 89/10/01 Candidates for the Dublin School Board. Byline:AAUW 89/10/19 1 Pleasanton School Board candidates with guests Charles Eddinger, Sally Hill , Judy Markolf, Ivan O.B. Morse, Howard Neely and Kristin Villyard. Let 's Talk Sports 89/10/19 World series update with Dr . B and a special baseball guest . 89/10/22 Guests are The Warrior Girls of the Golden State Warriors, and Dick Calahan, Voice of the Warriors. Mayor' s Report 89/10/01 1 Ken Mercer of Pleasanton talks about the proposal to buy a Kaiser Center buildinc for city hall , problems with Dynatax building as a site and other possibilities for a city hall . 89/10/01 2 Vice-Mayor Georgean Vonheeder of Dublin talks aboutd the landmark agreement between the city of Dublin and the Dublin School District , and the propose( household hazardous waste collection plan. 89/10/01 3 Wayne Bennett of San Ramon discusses tht Westside specific plan, council pay raise, emergency medical services and recycling. 89/10/01 4 Dale Turner of Livermore talks about tht civic center expansion, north Livermore study, downtown parking limits, teen curfew and superbloek apartments. 89/10/17 1 Ken Mercer of Pleasanton talks about th, cities sewer loan fee plan, the downtown committee, appointment to the Recreatior and Park Commission and moving the City Corporation yard. 89/10/17 2 Paul Moffatt of Dublin talks aboutd tdh, BART draft EIR report, updating city ordinances and neighborhood meetings on the proposed skateboard park. 89/10/17 3 Wayne Bennett of San Ramon discusses th, chlorofluorocarbon litter task force, purifed waste water in Dougherty valley senior subsidies and Camino Ramon funding. 89/10/17 4 Dale Turner of Livermore talks about th LLNL toxic Waste incinerator , developer trying to beat election deadline, housing proposal near quarry and procedures for city commission selections. 580/680 News 89/10/10 Decision by Livermore City Council on developing homes near a gravel quarry. Page 1 Community Television Production Report October 1989 Program ID (date) S* D*scription 580/680 News 89/10/10 2 Dublin to study skateboard park. 89/10/10 3 Livermore police cracking down on drugs. 89/10/10 4 Livermore's "We Say No" Red Ribbon Week gears up. 89/10/10 5 Sports report on Oakland A's. 89/10/10 6 Giants cinch pennant. 89/10/10 7 Pleasanton Council approves spark arresters for shake roofs. 89/10/10 8 San Ramon teacher wins lawsuit . 89/10/10 9 Nepotism in San Ramon School District. 89/10/10 10 Pleasanton City Council say no to Kaiser Center for city hall . 89/10/10 11 Pleasanton bureau - Sheila Macon 89/10/10 12 School boundary meetings in Pleasanton. 89/10/10 13 Dublin bureau - Kim Wood. 89/10/10 14 Contra Costa to export garbage. 89/10/10 15 Pleasantonfs Super Safety Saturday. 89/10/10 16 San Ramon Bureau -Michelle Rodriquez 89/10/10 17 Livermore Cultural Arts Festival 89/10/10 18 Body Revival at Amador Valley Athletic Club. 89/10/10 19 Livermore bureau - Diana Vallario 89/10/10 20 Foothill meets Granada-football . 89/10/10 21 EBAL and HAAL scoreboards.' 89/10/10 22 Stanford football 89/10/10 23 Movie review-"Shirley Valentine" 89/10/10 24 San Ramon School District taking bids for food service. 89/10/10 25 San Ramon accepting bids for monitoring city polystyrene ordinance ban. 89/10/10 26 San Ramon City Council wants city motto. 89/10/10 27 Livermore. Pride Week. 89/10/10 28 LARPD's Haunted barn coming up. 89/10/10 29 Livermore teachers and school board ratify 1989 contract . 89/10/10 30 Pleasanton apartment complexes checked for toxic chemicals. 89/10/10 31 Municipal Court Judge Ron Hyde to address Chamber of Commerce luncheon during Red Ribbon Week. 89/10/10 32 Retiring Fire Chief Joe Hill to be honored at dinner . 89/10/10 33 Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce membership drive. 89/10/10 34 Dublin parents circulating petition for more stop signs. 89/10/10 35 Dublin Library book sale. 89/10/10 36 Dublin business license/registration forum. 89/10/17 1 Earthquake segment , valley. 69/10/17 2 Dublin LAFCO decision. Page 2 Community Television Production Report October 1989 Program ID (date) SN Description 580/680 News 89/10/17 3 San Ramon LAFCO decision; Daugherty valley. 89/10/17 4 Star Wars contract . 89/10/17 5 Drowning - Child care tragedy in Pleasanton. 89/10/17 6 Large number of Livermore burglaries. 89/10/17 8 San Ramon bureau - Frankie Lichtman 89/10/17 9 Pleasanton School boundary issue. 89/10/17 10 Pleasanton City Council approves five story Hacienda Business Park building. 89/10/17 11 Livermore bureau - Barry Schrader 89/10/17 12 User of pellet guns booked for illegal gun in Livermore. 69/10/17 13 Livermore Pride Week Bed races. 89/10/17 14 Pleasanton bureau - Brad Hirst 89/10/17 15 Dinner with the Docs benefit for Valley Memorial Hospital Foundation. 89/10/17 16 Dublin bureau - Janet Lockhart 89/10/17 17 Sports intro. 89/10/17 18 World Series Mike Krukow interview 89/10/17 19 Sports - Fay Vincent 89/10/17 20 EBAL Sports highlights 89/10/17 21 Monte Vista football 89/10/17 22 EBAL and HAAL scoreboards. 89/10/17 23 Movie review - "Look Who's Talking" -" 89/10/17 24 LARPD Park dedication 89/10/17 25 Dublin Civic center completed and open. 89/10/17 26 Ilene Misheloff Foundation seeks volunteers. 69/10/17 27 Dublin High School seeks sports -coadhes. 89/10/17 28 League of Women Voters presents Dublin School Board candidates. ' 89/10/17 29 San Ramon City Council candidate drops " out. 89/10/17 30 Vacancy on San Ramon transportation commission. 89/10/17 31 CASA benefit by modeling agency. 89/10/17 32 Drug arrests at Pleasanton pizza parlor. 89/10/17 33 Pleasanton school counselors speak on teen suicide. 89/10/17 34 Pleasanton School Board candidates night by League of Women Voters. 89/10/17 35 Red Ribbon Week sports events. 89/10/17 36 Large California land developer purchases 300 acres near Livermore. 89/10/17 37 Livermore Mayoral candidates night sponsored by the League of Women Voters. 89/10/17 38 Livermore Main Street merchants to hold Halloween trick or treat family night . 89/10/17 39 Peter Bowes appointed. to Livermore Planning Commission. Page 3 Community Television Production Report October 1989 Program AD (date) SM Description 580/680 News 89/10/17 40 Pleasanton celebrates '20 year anniversary of Pleasanton- Gardens senior housing. 89/10/24 1 Valley assistance in earthquake relief. 89/10/24 2 People helping earthquake victims - relief effort. 89/10/24 3 Problems of valley people getting to work after the quake. 89/10/24 4 Earthquake procedures 89/10/24 5 Preparing for earthquakes at home. 89/10/24 6 Zone 7 rate increase. 89/10/24 11 LAFCO makes decision on Pleasanton's Bonde Ranch property. 89/10/24 12 Dublin bureau - Bill Foster 89/10/24 13 New Dublin Civic Center opening. 89/10/24 14 Dale Turner retirement dinner in Livermore. 89/10/24 16 Halloween costume for 1989. 89/10/24 16 Pleasanton bureau - Denise Howe 89/10/24 17 "My Dad and Me" play in Pleasanton. 89/10/24 18 Livermore bureau - Dave Greiner 89/10/24 19 World Series interview with Kudrt Manwering. 89/10/24 20 San Ramon and Amador football . 89/10/24 21 EBAL and HAAL scoreboard. 89/10/24 22 USC/Cal football . 89/10/24 23 Movie review - "The Baker Boys" 89/10/24 24 Hayward Fishery in Dublin participates in Red Ribbon Week. 89/10/24 25 Dublin' s Halloween "Spooktacu(ar" 89/10/24 26 P.leasanton's Hacienda Business Park's ` haunted house. 89/10/24 27 Red Ribbon Week car rally in Pleasanton. 89/10/24 28 Livemore City Council meeting postponed until October 30. 89/10/24 29 Livermore Secret Witness program helps capture vandals. 89/10/24 30 Opening on Livermore's growth rate review committee. 89/10/24 31 BART will streamline service between Hacienda Business Park and Walnut Creek station. 89/10/24 32 San Ramon's first holiday parade. News 89/10/03 Pleasanton bureau - Ron Horan 89/10/03 1 LLNL incinerator project. 89/10/03 2 SDI cutbacks at Livermore lab. . 89/10/03 3 Highway 84, Livermore 89/10/03 4 BART site approved for Livermore. 89/10/03 5 Overcrowding at Santa Rita Jail . 89/10/03 6 Dublin city offices moving to new building. Page 4 Community Television Production Report October 1989 Program ID (date) S# Description News 89/10/03 7 Dublin bureau - Rayme Meyer 89/10/03' 8 San Ramon traffic lights. 89/10/03 9 Power lines in Livermore get lights. 89/10/03 11 Purified waste water in San Ramon. 89/10/03 12 Destination Livermore for tourists. 89/10/03 14 Pleasanton's Cheese Factory for sale. 89/10/03 15 Primos to Primos run in San Ramon. 89/10/03 16 Pleasanton's seasonal boutiques. 89/10/03 17 Livermore bureau - Mike Thompson. 89/10/03 18 Sheriff gives equipment to Sunol School . 89/10/03 19 Last chance to register to vote. 89/10/03 20 Sports - Salute to the Oakland A's, Western Divison, American League champions. 89/10/03 21 Granada Girls volleyball . 89/10/03 22 EBAL sports highlights, Amador vs. Livermore. 89/10/03 23 EBAL scoreboard 89/10/03 25 Stanford vs. San Jose State football . 89/10/03 26 Movie review-"Dry White Season" 89/10/03 27 Enrollment at Las Positas College passes five-thousand mark. 89/10/03 28 Formation of Livermore' s Citizens for Equestrian Trails. 89/10/03 29 Shriners Crippled Children' s Hospital holds free exams at VMH. 89/10/03 30 Livermore Fine Arts Festival . 89/10/03 31 San Ramon' s affordable senior housing. 89/10/03 32 City and residents decide on purchase of Sierra Camp resort . 89/10/03 33 Bollinger Canyon School 's Betty Craven names teacher of the year . 89/10/03 34 Dublin high schools students commended in 1989 National Merit scholarship program. 89/10/03 34 Kaleidoscope Center ' s annual Bed Race. 89/10/03 36 New Sheriff' s training site to be built near Santa Rita Jail . 89/10/03 37 Increase in traffic volume on Hacienda and Owens Drive threatens expansion of business park. 89/10/03 38 Strizzi 's restaurant on Main Street . 89/10/03 39 Pleasanton Playhouse presents "Carousel ". 580/680 News 89/10/24 7 Red Ribbon Week 89/10/24 8 San Ramon Bureau - Lindsay Brown 89/10/24 9 Groundbreaking at LLNL. 89/10/24 10 Valley Community Health Center receives Pleasanton city funding. Red Ribbon Week Special 89/10/22 1 A look at the valley's war on drugs with guests Judge Ron Hyde, Pleasanton Page 5 f Community Television Production Report October 1989 Proaratm ID (date) Sit Description Red Ribbon Week Special Citizens Against Substance Abuse (CASA) ; Tim Hunt , Livermore's We Say No Program; Rob Morton, San Ramon Citizens Against Substance Abuse;Karen Seals, Dublin Substance Abuse Council ; Dianne Carliss, Livermore School District Drug Prevention Specialist , and student guests who have completed the Challenge days program. Jalley Forum 89/10/03 Pleasanton School Board candidates. 89/10/10 Candidates Forum, 1969 - guests are candidates for the Livermore mayoral race, Ayn Wieskamp, Councilmember; Cathie Brown, Councilmember; Robert Maguire and Evelyn Lantz. Candidates discuss the North Livermore study, Fertile Crescent Study, City Growth Limits, mayor ' s term limits, airport problems, downtown apartments and affordable housing. Moderator - Dawn Gordner 89/10/19 1 Candidates Forum 189 with guests San Ramon City Council candidates Diane Schinnerer, incumbent ; Barry Nudelman, Raymond Buchman, Pat Boom and Charles Barlean. Issues discussed were Alcosta/Kodak area, downtown redevelopment , Bishop Ranch retail center and fire districts. 89/10/22 Focus segment looks at an important valley issue, followed by Candidates Forum 189; guests are Livermore City Council candidates Tom Vargas, John Stein, Tom Reitter, David Kilber, Michael Fraijo, Marilyn Carter and Gene Broadman. Valley Gardener 89/10/01 Keeping winter color in your garden. Tips for winter planting from Alden Lane Nursery. Valley Magazine 89/10/03 1 On location at The Marketplace, San Ramon. 89/10/03 2 Horseback riding in Sunol . 89/10/03 3 St. Moritz competition at Dublin' s Iceland. 89/10/03 4 Fall hair fashions at San Ramon's Nuvo salon. "89/10/03 5 Valley Choral Society, Livermore 89/10/03 6 Highlights of the Contours d'Elegance, Dublin. 89/10/03 7 Livermore' s Flying electrons. 89/10/03 8 Soviet student exchange, Livermore. Page 6 n Community Television Production Report October 1989 Program ID (date) 8M Description alley Magazine 89/10/03 9 Livermore windfarms. 89/10/03 . 10 Kaleidoscope Bed Race, Livermore. 89/10/19 1 Partytime Costumes, Livermore. 89/10/19 2 Tatooed dentures, Dublin. 89/10/19 3 Alviso Adobe, Pleasanton 89/10/19 4 Livermore Recreation Center Country Swing dancing. 89/10/19 5 Woolworth's costume contribution to Kid Country, San Ramon. 89/10/19 6 Dana' s Country pumpkins, Pleasanton 89/10/19 7 F.J. 's Market costumed canines, San Ramon 89/10/19 8 Soviet student exchange, Pleasanton. dung at Heart 89/10/08 Guests are Dick and Kay Fish, Past State directors, Good Sam Club. Host - Dick Angel of Pleasanton 89/10/17 1 Senior services in San Ramon with Jeff Eorio, San Ramon Director of Parks and Community Services. 89/10/22 Seniors speak out ! A special on-location program with a studio audience of valley senior citizens. Taped at the Dublin Senior Center . Guests are Elteen Stone, Gerontoligist; Dr . Bill Whitaker, Pastor, First Baptist Church. Hosts - Phil Flores, Marguerite Wilson, Dick Angel , Mary Gibbertr Al Marini and Gerry Kay. Dur Schools 89/10/03 Dr . Bill James talks with Laura McKenzie of CHOICES, from Pleasanton Partnership in Education. Page 7 Como. ity Television Programmi, Report November 1989 Program ID (date) S# Description Byline: AAUW 89/11/08 Alternative high schools discussed by representatives from Valley High School , Dublin; School Age Mothers Program, Pleasanton and Vineyard High School Independent Study Program, Livermore. Let ' s Talk Sports 89/11/09 San Jose State football night 89/11/29 1 St. Mary' s basketball p=oach Paul Landreau.. Mayor ' s Report 89/11/19 1 ken Mercer of Pleasanton talks about new valley councilmembers impact on regionaF issues, new Z: code, hillside developmentd and the Ruby Hill Signature Properties project 89/11/19 2 Vice-mayor Georgean Vonheeder of Dublin talks about the impact of new valley p=ity counci I members and new zoning ordinances. e9/11/19 3 Dale Turner of Livermore talks about Wal -Mart . the fac=tory outlet mail , housing near the quarr: election results and the Doolan Canyon Area. 69/11/19 4 Wayne Bennett of San Ramon talks about the scho. disclosure ordinate and election results. 580/680 News 89/11/07 Live election night coverage with voting rnsult field productions, special guests and interview from 8: 30 p. m. to midnight . 89/11/07 1 Valley election news. 89/11/07 2 Valley election news 8.3/11/07 3 Ruby Hills fire 89/11/07 4 Voter turnout 89/11/07 5 Vote counting 89/11/07 6 Wayne Bennett gives State of the City address 29/11/07 7 Vineyards in Livermore 59/11/07 8 Fire retardant roofs and spark arresters in Pleasanton. 89/11/07 9 Dublin Planning Department personnel . 89/11/07 10 ValIeyCare medical _enter groundbreaking in Pleasanton. eq/11/07 11 Livermore bureau Ed Rundstrom 89/11/07 12 Life over the hill in Tra=y. 89/11/07 13 Pleasanton bureau - Burney Libert 89/11/07 14 Approve westside plan 8'3/11/07 15 Jail esc=ape at Santa Rita jail . 89/11/07 16 Dublin bureau - Dan Downey 69/11/07 17 New town of Mountain House 85/11/07 18 Singles Sc=ene in the valley. 89/11/07 19 Russian teachers visit 89/11/07 20 San Ramon bureau - Liz Baatz 89/11/07 21 EBAL scoreboard 89/11/07 23 HAAL scoreboard 89/11/07 23 UCLA-Stanford game 89/11/07 24 Professional mediator hired to resolve contract negotiations between San Eamon Valley Sc=hool District and teacher ' s union. 89/11/07 25 Adopt a Sc=hool program in San Ramon. Page 1 Come ity Television Programmi Report November 1989 Program ID (date) S# Description 580/680 News 89/11/07 26 Steele modeling agency donates money to San Ram. CASA. 89/11/07 27 Chris Lagiss sells Livermore Valley Cellars to developer . 89/11/07 28 Mervyns Department store wantsto locate in Livermore and is looking at sites. 89/11/07 29 Livermore lowering golf course fees. 89/11/07 30 Dublin residents can join performing arts committee 89/11/07 31 Committee wi I I begin looking for place for Vail Performing Arts Center . 89/11/07 CC Boosters Club sel I ing Entertainment books in Dublin. 89/11/07 33 Dublin approves money to install donated Civic= Center sculpture. 89/11/07 34 Pleasanton adds new zip code. 89/11/07 35 City of Pleasanton donates money to Los Gatos, Watsonville and Santa Cruz . 89/11/07 36 Pleasanton library kicks off National Children' Book week. 89/11/07 37 School bus driver Cheryl e Mi I I er rec=eives safe+ award. 99/11/14 1 future plans for PIeasanton' s ValIeyCare Modica Center . 89/11/14 2 Dublin City Council discusses the Doolan Canyon annexation. 89/11/14 3 Livermore City Council meeting report . 89/11/14 4 Dublin Schools Drug survey. 89!11/14 5 Valley reac=tions to Germany events. 89/11/14 6 Dublin bureau - Morgan King 89/11/14 7 Pleasanton rejects LLNL incinerator proposal .. 89/11/14 8 San Ramon bureau - Jo Lynn Mull 89/11/14 9 Ruby Hill fire update. 89/11/14 10 Landfill in Contra Costa County 89/11/14 11 Tracy - Over the Hill living, part II 8'3/11/14 12 Senior housing project - moving day for senior=_ 89/11/14 13 Livermore bureau - Barry Schrader 89/11/14 14 Veteran' s Day ceremonies in Livermore. 89/11/14 15 New retired teachers group forming. 69/11/14 16 Pleasanton bureau - Lynn Carstensen 89/11/14 17 School princ=ipal Roger Dabney dies. 89/11/14 18 Livermore Granada football in Livermore. 89/11/14 19 EBAL and HAAL scoreboards. 89/11/14 20 Pleasanton Sc=hool District negotiating to purchase San Francisco Water Distric=t land. 8.3/11/14 20 Warriors highlights. 99/11/14 21 Movie e review -"Sec=ond Sight '' 8.3/11/14 23 Pleasanton Planning Commission approves four-a,: housing development on Foothill Read. 89/11/14 24 Retiring City Manager Jim Walker to be honored roast and party. Page 2 Cora city Tel *vision Progranmi Report November I '389 Program ID (date) S# Description 5eo/E8u News 8'3/11/14 25 Pleasanton residents must install spark arrester on all homes. 99/11/14 2E Dublin residents publish wine newsletter . 89/11/14 27 Council -appointed task for=e looking into business license law. 8'3/11/14 28 Dublin' s Children' s Emergency Council receives $2500 grant from Tri-Val I ey Community Fund. 89/11/14 29 East Bay Municipal Water Distric=t will consider water rate increase. 8'3/11/14 30 Precinct breakdowns show winners in reg=ent City_ Council election. 89/11/14 31 San Ramon has three p=ity committee openings. 8'3/11/14 32 Livermore students are most physically fit . 8'3/11/14 33 Livermore' s golf course green' s c=ommittee has three openings. 89/11/14 34 Livermore' s Golden Fol I ies to be held in November . 89/11/14 35 Livermore city offices have view prefix:. 89/11/21 1 Representatives from Livermore to TWA. 89/11/21 2 Tug of war over Dublin' s Doo I an Canyon �n. 89/11/'21 3 Diane Feinstein begins bid for governor ship at Diane Schinnerers San Examen home. 89/11/21 4 Lab incinerator shut down. 89/11/21 5 Searc=h for Las Positas president . 89/11/21 E San Ramon council disc=usses senior =enter . 8'3/1 1/21 7 San Ramon bureau - Joe Covello 89/11/21 8 Livermore bureau - Rich Lange 89/11/21 9 Police dec=oys in San Ramon. 89/11/21 10 Open seat can Livermore city council . 8'3/11/21 11 Sc=hool boundaries in Pleasanton. 89/11/21 12 Dublin High Award. 8'3/11/21 14 Thanksgiving around the valley. 89/11/21 15 Dublin bureau - Barbara Degiorgic- 8'3/11/21 16 Christmas at Stoneridge 89/11/21 17 Tom Morrison - introduc=tion to sports 8'3/11/21 18 North coast section - sports. 8'3/11/21 20 Congratulations, Granada High, Livermore for winning year . 89/11/21 21 Sports semi-finals 8'3/11/21 22 Stanford and Bears 8'3/11/21 23 Barry Caine reviews "Steel Magnolias" 8'3/11/21 24 LLNL gets new phone sysem. 89/11/21 25 Congratulations to Granada high school ' s maraching 89/11/21 2E Livermore community Thanksgiving dinner . 89/11/21 27 Pleasanton fire chief Joe Hill retires. 89/11/21 28 Home development on Foothi I l sold for record s;. 8'3/11/21 34 Use of hazardous chemical disposed as waste at Pleasanton apartment complex. 89/11/21 31 Pleasanton community Thanksgiving dinner . 89/11/21 32 Dublin installs new vandal -proof bus benches. Page 3 • Cori. city Television Programm: Report November 1989 Program AD (date) S# Description 5eo/690 News e/i1/21 33 Attorney Ralph Hughes elu=ted president of Dubl Chamber of Commerce. 89/11/21 34 Dublin ranc=her and historian Harold Kolb dies a age 83. 89/11/21 35 Dublin' s Lisa Faulker making quilt commemoratin 207 abducted children. 89/11/31 36 San Ramon City Counc=il introduces sc=hool disclosure ordinanc=e. .8'3/11/31 38 San Ramon accepting applications for Tri-Valley Community Television Beard of Directors. 89/11/28 1 Alameda County Beard of Supervisors disc=usses n land development policies. 89/11/26 3 Paint pel I et gun attacks sparks real gun response. S9/11/28 4 Pleasanton Council report and selection of Vice—mayor . 89/11/2S 5 San Ramon discusses teacher ' s salaries. S9/11/28 6 Dublin City Council report . 89/11/28 7 Dublin bureau report - Sally Sheridan 8'3/11/28 8 School land sale in Livermore. 89/11/28 9 Reclaimed water proposal in Livermore. S9/11/28 10 AI tamont garbage issue. 89/11/28 11 Pleasanton bureau - Barbara Hillman S'3/1 1/28 12 Downtown Pleasanton i rigor movement s discussed. 89/11/28 13 Holiday shopping at Stoneridge. 89/11/28 14 Livermore bureau - Joyce Brown 89/11/28 15 Community Thanksgiving dinners in Livermore anc Pleasanton. 89/11/28 16 San Ramon Bureau - Marge Morrissey 35/11/38 17 Children' s Theater Workshop Play, "Babes in Toyl and" . 89/11/28 18 Opening of Pleasanton' s Strizzi ' s restaurant . 89/11/28 19 Times search for needy. 89/11/28 20 Cute baby contest has Pleasanton entrant . 89/11/28 21 Messiah Singalong 89/11/28 22 San Ramon vs. De La Salle football . 89/11/25 23 Granada girl ' s volleyball team. 89/11/28 24 CTV sports salute to coach Charlie Brown and tl Granada Vol 1 eybal I team. 8'3/11/28 25 San Ramon City Council c=onsidering adoption of Soviet p=ity for Sister City program. 89/11/28 26 Santa to be star attraction at first annual Sat Ramon Christmas Parade. 89/11/28 27 San Ramon annual tree fighting to be held. 8'3/1 1/28 27 San Ramon Valley hospice sponsoring a Holiday Tree of Lights. 89/11/28 29 New Dublin headquarters for Ilene Misheloff Recovery Center . 89/11/23 30 Old Green store to be used as churc=h. 89/11/28 31 Dublin-San Ramon Lion' s Club will hold a visit from Santa. Page 4 r , Corr city Television PrograriO Report Novembor 1989 Program ID (date) S# Description 580/680 News 39/11/28 32 Pleasanton plans annual tree lighting ceremony. 89/11/28 30 Pleasanton Community Concert band sponsors even 89/11/2e 34 Downtown Pleasanton sponsors a "Dickens of a Christmas" . I - 39/11/'2e 35 Livermore Planning Commission looks at housing policy for ten units or less. 89/11/28 37 Livermore plan holiday special events including the Soroptimists Sixth Annual Home Tour and Boutique, the Livermore Art Association Gift Boutique and a valley Winery event . Valley Forum 89/11/07 Focus segment with Sheriff Charles Plummer followed by Election Results, A Sedond Look , wi local newspaper editors talking about the election out ome and what that wi 1 I mean for Valley politics and schools. 89/1 1/r?9 Focus segment with Sheriff Charles Plummer followed by Valley Forum "And the Winners Are" with guests Cathie Brown, mayor-elect , Livermor John Stein and Tom Rei t t er , Counc i 1 memb er s-e l ec Livermore; - and Barry Nude l mand and Pat Boom, C unc i I memb er s-e I ec t , San Ramon. Valley Gardening 69/11/05 Dried Thanksgiving arrangements Valley Magazine 89/11/09 1 Emergency medicine, San Ramon 39/11/09 C The Wanderers 160s, music_ , Pleasanton. 89/11/09 3 Author Maxine Hong, Livermore 89/11/09 4 The Get We I I Place, P I easant��n 8'3/11/og 5 Spiders, Livermore 29/11/09 6 Soviet Teac=hers visit , Livermore 89/11/09 7 Holiday decorating at Stoneridge Mail . 29/11/19 1 San Ramon emergency _are faci I l ity. 89/11/19 . 2 The Wanderers 501 music . 89/11/19 3 Author Maxine Hong, Livermore. 89/11/19 4 The Get Well Place, Pleasanton. 89/11/19 5 Spiders, a positive view, Livermore 89/11/19 6 Soviet teachers visit , Livermore as/ling 7 Livermore holiday decorating at Stoneridge mall 89/11/28 Santa' s workshop - Live call -in to Elf Augusta children with Christmas wishes. 89/ii/28 1 Went* Bros Sparkling Cellars in Livermore. 89/11/28 2 California teacher of the year , San Ramon. 89/11ne 3 Pine needle art , Livermore 89/11/28 4 Santa' s arrival at Stoneridge Mall , Pleasanton 89/11/28 5 Book. exchange club. 29/11/28 6 How to pic=k your Christmas tree, Livermore. 89/11/28 7 Roc=ks and gemstones exhibit , Livermore. Young at Heart 69/11/x5 Suic=ide among the elderly with Dr . George Ronomar e f f, Psychiatrist 89/11/19 Senior hobbies with guests Cotton and Al Heitmann, senior surfers and Fred TaoIi , maste- swimmer . Page 5 , . ~ Lummuni±y Television Production - December 1989 Pr2aram ID (date) S# Descri,otion Bay Talk 89/12/17 1 Pat Cori talks about traveling in Italy usin� her new coupon book. G9/12/17 2 Wine writer Andrew Jones' Thi Flying Wine Man. Byline: AAUW 89/12/07 Highlights of " 100 years of Fashion" show, a fundraiser for the new AAUW Educational Foundation at Castlewood Country Club, and a conversation with Cathy James, AAUW Educational Foundation Vice-President about educational grants. Let ' s Talk Sports 89/12/05 3 Cleveland Indians Pitcher Tom Candiotti , L-iv, call -in. Bl-n/12/12 Guest is A| | -American Quarterback Troy Tay| oi from UC Berkeley. 89/12/20 Golden State Warriors Forward Jim Peterson. Mayor ' s Report 39/12/23 1 Ken Mercer of Pleasanton talks about a development of Victorian homes, affordable housing report and the Downtown committee rsoort . 39/12/23 2 Paul Moffatt of Dub | in talks about the county' s new land plan and its effect on Dublin, and the Heinde| report on city growt east of Dublin. B9/12/23 3 Cathie Brown of Livermore talks about the Doo| an Canyon area, her meeting with LL. officials, and the city' s reaction to the county' s land use policy. 89/12/23 4 Mary Lou Oliver of San Ramon talks about recycling , fire station denial and lack of representation of the San Ramon Valley Planning Commission. 580/680 News B9/12/05 1 LLNL security problems. 69/12/05 2 LLNL Department of Energy Report . 89/12/05 3 Livermore City Council report . 89/12/05 4 San Ramon City Council report . 89/12/05 5 ' Money for East Avenue road improvements. 89/12/05 G Winery homes in Livermore. 89/12/05 7 Dublin bureau report - Dave Burton 89/12/05 8 New tenants in San Ramon' s Bishop Ranch. 89/12/05 9 Madden buying Pleasanton buildings. 89/12/05 10 San Ramon bureau - Paula Riley 89/12/05 11 Quonset hut in Livermore is razed. 89/12/05 12 Pleasanton police join tv network. 89/12/05 14 Jim Walker ' s retirement party. 89/12/05 15 Christmas celebrations around the valley. 89/12/05 16 Ed Campbell ' s Christmas party. 89/12/05 17 Livermore bureau - Rae Dorough 89/12y05 18 Children' s Theater Workshop special production to benefit Community Television. ' 89/12/05 19 Chabot Co| ( ege footba| | . 89/12/05 20 Amador Valley High School basketball . Page 1 ` -- -- _ --�- _ . , ' Community Television Production Knomber 1169 580/6B0 News 8?/12/05 21 Amador Valley High School basketball with Castro Val lay. - 8S/ 12/05 22 St . Mary' s and Cal State Fullerton sports. 89/12/05 23 Movie Review - "Little Mermaid" 89/12/05 24 Delayed opening of Stoneridge Drive interchange in Pleasanton. 89/12/05 25 Court rules that Pleasanton must refund over . $200 thousand in park land fees paid by a developer . 89/12/05 26 Pleasanton planning commission approves a General Electric plastics showroom. 39/12/05 27 Ravenswood Victorian Christmas Faire in Livermore. 89/12/05 28 LARPD has letters from Santa Claus. 89/12/05 29 LARPD is looking for young caro| ers. B9/12/05 30 Emergency Fund Center donations. 89/ 12/05 31 Counci \ member Fred Messrseni has been se! ected to chair the -San Ramon Redevelopment Agency. Counci | member Pat Boom was chosen Vice-Chair . Be/12/05 32 San Ramon advising residents to have their chimneys checked. B9/12/05 33 Tax exempt status of San Ramon Valley Fire District was stumbling block in approving new fire station in Twin Creeks Area of city. 89/12/05 34 San Ramon to plant cedar tree in central park as a future community Christmas tree. 89/12/05 35 Earthquake caused damage to Dublin Swim Center pool , and city is seeking state aid for repairs. B9/12/05 36 Tickets for Dublin' s Breakfast with Santa on sale. 89/12/05 337 Dublin readying city calendar . 89/12/14 1 Alameda County meeting 89/12/14 2 Dub | in City Council meeting on Rasmussen House. 89/12/14 3 Lab study 89/12/14 4 San Ramon Po| ice chief. 89/12/14 5 LAFCO meeting 89/12/14 6 AT&T job cuts in Pleasanton. 89/12/14 7 BART study. 89/12/14 8 Decision on shooting. 89/12/14 9 Pleasanton bureau - Diana Bonanno 89/12/14 10 San Francisco Water Department land may be used for Pleasanton homes. 89/12/14 11 Planned Parenthood,' 89/12/14 12 San Ramon, Dublin, Livermore waste hikes. 89/12/14 13 San Ramon bureau - David Bernal 89/12/14 14 Livermore School boundary changes. 89/12/14 15 Dublin developer knocks trees. 89/12/14 16 Smog study. Page 2 . u , L"mmunity Tel evision Productzon December 1989 C-rogram ID (date) S# Description 580/680 News 89/12/14 17 Livermore bureau -Pete Bowes 89/12/14 18 Sheriff' s pay increase. 89/12/14 19 Dublin High gets new sign. ' 89/12/14 20 Livermore tree lighting. B9/12/14 21 P| easanton' s Snowball dance. 89/12/14 22 Dublin bureau -Nancy Feeley 89/12/14 23 Dublin' s Frosty The Snowman is attacked. B9/12/14 24 Jason Kudd, S± . Joseph' s High School sports. 89/12/ 14 25 ABC highlights Amador Valley High School vs. St . Joseph' s. 89/12/14 2E Sports commentary on iaseba| | . 89/12/14 27 Movie Review -"Harlem Nights" B9/12/14 28 Dublin firefighters take three-day four-wheeling course. 89/12/14 23 Interview with P| easanton' s Jack Ko| | n. 89/12/14 29 Dublin' s Tom McCormick named president of DSRSD. Bq/12/14 30 Valley High School seeks donations to fund yearbbok . 1 B9/12/14 31 Breakfast with Santa at Shannon Center . 89/12/14 32 Fifty applicants for Pleasanton City Manager position. B9/12/14 33 Earthquake-related de| ayss( ow work on new Pleasanton Middle School . B9/12/14 34 Groundbreaking for Alameda County Fairgroun& Simulcast Horserace wagering. 89/12/14 35 Pleasanton Community Concert Band to give Christmas concert . 89/12/14 36 Livermore Mayor Cathie Brown appoints herse| and John Stein to Tri-Valley Wastewater Authority. 89/12/14 37 Livermore City Council looking into legality of ordinance established height limit for adult magazine racks. 89/12/14 38 Tim Ryan and Lynne Stein elected Livermore 'Schoo| Board Officers. 89/12/14 40 Two Livermore Rotary Clubs raise over $50, 00( for earthquake relief. 89/12/14 41 New restrooms at San Ramon' s Boone Acres Park. 89y12/14 42 Opening on San Ramon Valley Regional P| annin. Commission. 89/12/19 1 Livermore Council hikes garbage rates. B9/12/19 2 San Ramon City Council recycling issue, and changes in speed limits. 89/12/19 3 League of California Cities meeting. 89/12/19 4 Congressman Stark at Pleasanton high school . 89/12/19 5 Livermore Mayor Cathie Brown meets with LLNL officials. 89/12/19 6 Pleasanton City Council discusses affordable housing. Page 3 - ' ^ " Cm"munity Te| evision Product ion ' Dec em| er 1989 Program ID (date) S# Description 530/680 News 89/12/ 19 7 BART acquires new land in Livermore. 89/12/19 B Stoneridge Interchange opens. 39/ 12/ 19 '9 Big quake predicted . ' 89/12/19 10 Dublin asked to pay fair share of valley road improvements. 89/12/19 11 Livermore bureau - Bob McGuire 89/12/ 19 12 Theft of guns in Dublin. B9/12/19 13 No money for Dublin sound walls. 8s/12/19 14 Christmas visiting at Federal Prison. B9/12/19 16 Trauma care assessment . 89/12/19 17 john Chamberlain 89/12/19 13 Christmas activities: San Ramon breakfast , Dublin breakfast , F\ eazanton Christmas concerts and Christmas at San Ramon Marketplace. B9/12/19 19 San Ramon bureau - Debbie Laughlin 89/12/19 20 Census workers 89/12/19 21 Unusual gifts 89/12/19 22 Boys' soccer standings' 89/12/19 23 Girls' soccer standings, 89/12/19 24 Denver nugget coach 89/12/19 25 Warrior highlights. 89/12/19 26 Movie review 89/12/19 27 San Ramon tree lighting ceremony dedicated in memory of Kim Anglin. 99/12/19 28 Vacancy on San Ramon Regional Planning Commission. B9/12/1S 29 San Ramon school district ' s lottery share is over 53 million . B9/12/19 30 Impact of King land decision on Dublin. 89/12/19 32 Openings on county board for three Dublin residents. B9/12/19 32 Winter Wonderland holiday adventure camp in Dublin. B9/12/19 32 LARPD to building smoking room at Senior -Center . B9y12y19 34 College preview for high school students. 89/12/19 35 Livermore School board gets salary increase. 89/12/19 36 Livermore gift certificate. 89/12/19 37 Approval of plan to build homes on Stoneridge drive. 89/12/19 38 School board trustee Pat Ferreira resigns. 89/12/19 39 Cyril Bonanno promoted to administrative job . 89/12/27 1 Valley Christmas sales wrapup. 89/12/27 2 Christmas donations: Valley Times, Valley Volunteer Center and Lab Recreation Group. 89/12/27 3 Rash of hol iday crime 39/12/27 4 Drunk driving prevention program. 89/12/27 5 CHp picks speeding hot spot . 89/12/27 G San Ramon bureau - Sue Simecka 89/12/27 7 Man on the Street interview; Pleasanton man Page 4 ^ * C.`.munity Te| evision Product-an ^ December | 989 Program ID (date) S# 580/680 News injured in Panama. 89/12/27 8 Lab / ayoffs, and Lab c | ean-up costs. S9/12/27 9 Dublin Council talks about garbage rate hike . B9/12/27 11 Livermore to give money to Doo| an Canyon residents. 89/12/27 12 Pleasanton bureau - Valerie Morror 89/12/27 13 Teacher contract talks 89/12/27 14 Measles outbreak. 89/12/27 15 Dublin bureau - Joanne Bergeron Castro ' 89/12/27 1E Tuny Dunk | ey retires from Alameda County Planning Commission. 89/12/27 17 Marriott opening in Livermore. 89/12/27 18 Livermore bureau - Ernie Rodrigues 89/12/27 19 A| costa Mall 45-day extension granted. 89/12/27 20 EBAL players of the year . 89/12/27 21 EBAL season in review. 89/12/27 22 Granada football . 89/12/27 23 Amador basketball classic . B9/ 12/27 24 San Jose State - Stanford; USC vs. Cal . 89/12/27 26 Oakland A' m Tony Larussa. 69/12/27 27 Movie review - "Blaze" B9/12/27 28 Dublin pipefitter sues city over civic center accident . 89/12/27 29 Valley High continuation school seeking donations for yearbook. 89/12/27 30 San Ramon Councilmember Pat Boom would like council to consider drug-free zones. 89/12/27 31 Councilman Fred Messreni will represent city on Dougherty Fire Authority. B9/12/27 32 County Club School offering French lessons. 39/12/27 33 Boy Scout troop collects Christmas trees in Pleasanton. 89/12/27 34 Former Pleasanton resident Bill Wruck has earned the Community Resources for Independent Living award for | 989. 89/12/27 35 .San Ramon students participating in the Greal, A| uminum Recyc | e contest at Val | ey View Schoo| . 89/12/27 36 Livermore' s Redevelopment Agency delays purchase of land in Old Tubbsvi | | e neighborhood. 89/12/27 37 Livermore Planning Commission candidates wi | be interviewed by full City Council . ' 89/12/27 38 Dave Bing selected Chairman of LARPD. 89/12/27 39 Livermore Heritage Guild publishing 1990 calendar . Special 89/12/12 Santa' s Workshop, special live call -in to e| Augusta. . Live Santa Call In 89/12/20 Live Santa Call in. Special 89/12/05 1 Santa' s Workshop with Elf Augusta taking calls from children. Live production. Page 5 L muni ty Television Produc .. in December 19S9 Froaram ID (date) S# Description Valley Forum S9/12/05 A conversation with State Senator Bi l l Loc kyer , with guests Mayor K n Mercer , Pleasanton; Counc i I member Pet* Snyder , Dublin, and City Counci lmember John Stein, Livermore. 89/12/12 A Conversation with State Assemblyman Bi I I Baker . Guests are Mayor Ken Mercer , Pleasanton; Counci I members Fete Snyder , Dublin; Ayn Wiesk:amp , Livermore, and Wayne Bennett . San Ramon. Valley Gardening 39/12/03 Christmas decorating with guest John Lippe, Certified Nurseryman and floral designer . Young at Heart es/12/10 Jerry Sk:er r y Kay talks ab_gut fashions can a Social Security budget . Your Schools 89/12/07 Dr . Bi I I James, Superintendent hosts program. Guestis Jack: Ogden, teacher and mentor in study skills at Amador Valley High School talks about teac=hing stud; ki l I s to students and parents. Page 6