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City Council approves compromise contract for trash service  Oakland approves a compromise that gives part of the city's garbage contract to a local company and part to Waste Management Oakland landlords, tenant groups reach deal on rental upgrades  Both sides agreed Tuesday that the costs of major upgrades to rent-controlled buildings can't raise rents by more than 10 percent in a given...   Oakland Mayor Quan unveiling her own 10,000-resident plan  Oakland is pushing to build some 7,500 housing units across the city to capitalize on the region's booming housing market, Jean Quan said No more pawn shops because of gold thefts  Councilman Ignacio De La Fuente persuaded the City Council to impose a moratorium of gold and precious metals   City apologizes to 'Occupy'-hit businesses  In-between the demonstrators, the police and the politicians are the businesses who say they can't stay in the city if the demonstrations continue Oakland ID would double as debit card
Oakland considers buying $14 million hotel for homeless housing

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Jun.27
  Under a plan, the city would commit $14 million to turn a hotel into transitional housing for the homeless

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Nov.28
Nov.4

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Nov.27  
  City is moving forward with plans for a municipal identification card, the first in the U.S. that would double as a debit and ATM card
Jul.21
  The City Council has approved a plan to license four production plants where marijuana would be grown, packaged and processed
Jul.20 Oakland Considers 'Wal-Marting' Of Weed  The City Council was set to look at licensing four production plants where pot would be grown, packaged and processed into items Apr.19 Civic Walk housing project loan Map of Jefferson and 14th street Oakland  Oakland Downtown: Oakland City Council is scheduled to decide whether to lend $5 million to the developers who bought the property last year Mar.27 Tax Measures To Reduce Deficit
  City officials are considering asking residents to approve two tax measures to help close about half of the projected $42.6 million budget deficit
Feb.11 Deal to develop old Army Base land  The city has signed a negotiating agreement with developers to remake a large industrial waterfront property

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Feb.19 City to consider affordable housing  The City Council will consider a proposal that Mayor Dellums says will bring more affordable housing to the city Jan.16 Bill Clinton calls for foreclosure aid in city
  Former President said that the feds needs to help cities bail out homeowners facing foreclosure before the economy unravels from a mortgage crisis

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Jul.12 City To Sue Over Garbage Lockout  Mayor Ron Dellums to announce that the city will seek relief from the courts to settle the labor dispute May.3 Dellums released $2 billion budget  The budget for 2 years continues current funding levels for most existing programs

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Aug.8   City Sues Caltrans Over Blight  Caltrans has pledged its commitment to cleaning up its lands blighted by litter and overgrown vegetation Jul.22 Businesses To Own Up To Slave Trade  Contractors doing business with the city have to disclose whether they participated in the slave trade Jun.18 Budget calls for job cuts, shutting jail  The City Council has voted to adopt a budget of nearly $2 billion for the next 2 fiscal years May.7   Proposed budget of $2 billion for 2 years  Mayor Brown and City Administrator Edgerly have released a proposed budget that calls for eliminating 164 jobs

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Sep.1 40 city workers lose jobs to trim budget

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Jan.17 Fire Department Reduces Staff  Staffing was reduced at 13 of the 35 stations on a rotating basis Jan.14 Mayor warns of budget cuts  In his State of the City Brown warned that belt-tightening begin with immediate cuts in overtime spending

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Oct.3   Predatory lending banned  City Council has adopted an ordinance to keep shady lenders from exploiting borrowers with exorbitant interest rates



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City To Sue Over Garbage Lockout  Mayor Ron Dellums to announce that the city will seek relief from the courts to settle the labor dispute   City Sues Caltrans Over Blight  Caltrans has pledged its commitment to cleaning up its lands blighted by litter and overgrown vegetation Oakland ID would double as debit card



Oakland City Hall, Business Business Lawsuit Timeline ... See Bay Area Business Lawsuit timeline, World Business Lawsuit timeline Top ^
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Nov.27
  City is moving forward with plans for a municipal identification card, the first in the U.S. that would double as a debit and ATM card
Mar.27 Tax Measures To Reduce Deficit
  City officials are considering asking residents to approve two tax measures to help close about half of the projected $42.6 million budget deficit
2007 May.3 Dellums released $2 billion budget  The budget for 2 years continues current funding levels for most existing programs 2005 May.7 Proposed budget of $2 billion for 2 years  Mayor Brown and City Administrator Edgerly have released a proposed budget that calls for eliminating 164 jobs 2003 Jan.14 Mayor warns of budget cuts  In his State of the City Brown warned that belt-tightening begin with immediate cuts in overtime spending 2001 Oct.3 Predatory lending banned  City Council has adopted an ordinance to keep shady lenders from exploiting borrowers with exorbitant interest rates


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2011 Nov.28 No more pawn shops because of gold thefts  Councilman Ignacio De La Fuente persuaded the City Council to impose a moratorium of gold and precious metals Nov.4   City apologizes to 'Occupy'-hit businesses  In-between the demonstrators, the police and the politicians are the businesses who say they can't stay in the city if the demonstrations continue 2010 Jul.21 Oakland Votes To Permit Large Pot Farms
  The City Council has approved a plan to license four production plants where marijuana would be grown, packaged and processed
Jul.20 Oakland Considers 'Wal-Marting' Of Weed  The City Council was set to look at licensing four production plants where pot would be grown, packaged and processed into items


Oakland City Hall, Business Real Estate Timeline ... See Bay Area Real Estate timeline, World Real Estate timeline Top ^
2014 Mar.18 Oakland landlords, tenant groups reach deal on rental upgrades  Both sides agreed Tuesday that the costs of major upgrades to rent-controlled buildings can't raise rents by more than 10 percent in a given... Mar.5   Oakland Mayor Quan unveiling her own 10,000-resident plan  Oakland is pushing to build some 7,500 housing units across the city to capitalize on the region's booming housing market, Jean Quan said 2010 Apr.19 Civic Walk housing project loan Map of Jefferson and 14th street Oakland  Oakland Downtown: Oakland City Council is scheduled to decide whether to lend $5 million to the developers who bought the property last year 2008 Feb.19 City to consider affordable housing  The City Council will consider a proposal that Mayor Dellums says will bring more affordable housing to the city Jan.16 Bill Clinton calls for foreclosure aid in city
  Former President said that the feds needs to help cities bail out homeowners facing foreclosure before the economy unravels from a mortgage crisis



Oakland City Hall, Business Good Economic News Timeline ... See Bay Area Good Economic News timeline, World Good Economic News timeline Top ^
2014 Sep.23 City Council approves compromise contract for trash service  Oakland approves a compromise that gives part of the city's garbage contract to a local company and part to Waste Management


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2017 Jun.27 Oakland considers buying $14 million hotel for homeless housing
  Under a plan, the city would commit $14 million to turn a hotel into transitional housing for the homeless
2010 Feb.11 Deal to develop old Army Base land  The city has signed a negotiating agreement with developers to remake a large industrial waterfront property


Oakland City Hall, Business Job Cut Timeline ... See Bay Area Job Cut timeline, World Job Cut timeline Top ^
2005 Jun.18 Budget calls for job cuts, shutting jail  The City Council has voted to adopt a budget of nearly $2 billion for the next 2 fiscal years 2004 Sep.1 40 city workers lose jobs to trim budget 2003 Jan.17 Fire Department Reduces Staff  Staffing was reduced at 13 of the 35 stations on a rotating basis