Affidavit of Public - Port of Oakland

BOARD OF PORT COMMISSIONERS 

CITY OF OAKLAND 

PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2276 

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2161 

ESTABLISHING THE RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE 

PORT OF OAKLAND'S EMBARCADERO COVE MARINA AND 

FOR FIXING THE RATES IN CONNECTION THEREWITH. 

BE IT ORDAINED ly the Board of Port Commissioners 

of the City of Oakland as follows: 

Section 1. Subsection (7) of Section 3 of Port 

Ordinance No. 2161 hereby is amended to read as follows: 

"(7) Unseaworthy and Inoperable Vessels. 

Vessels berthed within the Embarcadero 

Cove Marina must be operable and in seaworthy 

condition. No watercraft of any kind whatsoever 

which is unseaworthy, dilapidated, inoperable 

or in a badly deteriorated condition, 

or which is likely to sink or to damage docks, 

wharves, floats or other vessels and/or which 

might become a menace to navigation, at the 

reasonable discretion of the Director of Properties, 

shall be berthed or be permitted to 

berth at any place, and watercraft in such 

condition are hereby declared to be a public 

nuisance and shall be considered as stray 

vessels. 

"Inoperable shall mean incapable 

of safely maneuvering under its own power, 

whether it be sail or engine, from the assigned 

berth in the Embarcadero Cove Marina 

to the open waters of the Alameda-Oakland 

Estuary and back into said berth. 

"In cases where a vessel remains 

in its assigned berth for such an extended 

period of time that the question of operability 

arises, the Director of Properties 

may require demonstration of the vessel's 

operability, in which case at least thirty 

(30) days' written notice shall be given to 

a vessel's owner. In cases where a vessel 

remains inoperable, following a reasonable 

time to effect repairs, the berth agreement 

shall be subject to cancellation at the option 

of the Port."

Section 2. Subsection (9) of Section 3 of Port 

Ordinance No. 2161 is hereby amended to read as follows: 

"(9) Vessels as Abodes. No person 

shall reside aboard any vessel within or 

upon the waters of the Embarcadero Cove 

Marina. Overnight stays are permitted 

only under the following terms and conditions: 

"(a) Two (2) overnight stays 

or sixty (60) continuous hours in 

any one (1) calendar week. 

"(b) One (1) extended stay 

of seven (7) consecutive nights in 

a calendar year may be allowed with 

the prior written approval of the 

Director of Properties." 

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland, California, 

December 11, 1979. Passed to print for one day by the following 

vote: Ayes: Commissioners Connolly, Creque, Eng ,Rodriguez and 

President Berkley -5. Noes: None. Absent: Commissioners 

Smith and Soda -2. 

Adopted at a regular meeting held December 18, 1979 

By the following Vote: 

Ayes: Commissioners Connolly, Creque, Eng, Rodriguez, Smith, 

Soda and President Berkley -7. 

Noes: None. 

Absent: None. 

Attest 

P sident. 

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' Secretary.

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IN THE MATTER OF 

PORT OF OAKLAND, LEGAL DEPARTMENT 

ROOM 201 

66 JACK LONDON SQUARE 

OAKLAND, CA 94603 

STATE OF CALIFORNIA 

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 

17TH DECEMBER 79 

day of A.D. 19 

r 

4CfklO viiiToY kation of 


County of ALAMEDA 

I 

B. REISS 

Schoolchildren do their h 

being duly sworn, say: 

Relight or use kerosene o 

'eonleeannot watch televil 

If an apartment house o: 

y. electric heaters are tic 

That I am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the United 

States, over the age of twenty-one years, not a party to or interested in the matter or 

action herein set forth. 

ause of the power outages 

ave sufficient fuel, the (. 

nocks ,out the ■ entral boa 

ioperative electric pump; 

nd sometimes even cold 

That I am now and at all times hereinafter mentioned, was the authorized 

representative of OAKLAND TRIBUNE, INC., a corporation, the publisher and 

printer of the OAKLAND TRIBUNE, which was during all the time hereinafter 

mentioned, and now is a newspaper of general circulation, as decreed in the Superior 

Court of the State of California in and for the County of Alameda, Judgment No. 

237798, December 4, 19,51, and as that term is defined by Section 6000 of the 

Government Code, and as provided by said Section, is printed and published in the 

City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, for the dissemination of 

local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona fide 

subscription list of paying subscribers, and is not devoted to the interests or 

published for the entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade, 

calling, race or denomination or for any number of such classes, professions, trades. 

callings, races or denomination. 

That said newspaper has been established, printed and published at regular 

intervals, in the said City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, for 

more than two years preceding the date of the first publication of the notice herein 

mentioned; that said notice describes and expresses in general terms, the purport and 

character of the notice intended to he given. 

That the notice 


of which the annexed is a printed copy, was published in said newspaper, 

ONE TIME 

to-wit: from the 1H 7 T 

day DECEMBERof 

A.D. 19 79 

to and until the 

17TH day of DECEMBER A.D. 19 79, 

both days inclusive, and as often during said period as said newspaper was 

published, to-wit:— 

DECEMBER 

1, 7 1979




AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 8.0631, 

9.102 AND 9.18 OF, ADDING SECTION 

10.024 TO AND DELETING SECTION 9.111 

FROM PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867 RETITLING 

AND CREATING ONE ADDITIONAL POSITION OF 

PORT UTILITIES FOREMAN, CREATING TWO 

ADDITIONAL POSITIONS OF DRAFTSMAN AND 

EIGHT ADDITIONAL POSITIONS OF YOUTH 

AIDE, CLASS "B", CREATING ONE POSITION 

OF PORT FIELD REPRESENTATIVE AND ABOL- 

ISHING THE POSITION OF PORT ELECTRI- 

CIAN AND CABLE SPLICER. 

BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Port Commissioners 


Section 1. Sec. 9.102 of Port Ordinance No. 867 

is hereby amended to change the title of the position of 

Utilities Foreman to Port Utilities Foreman, and to create 

one additional position of Port Utilities Foreman, which 

section shall read as follows: 

No. of Salary or 

Positions Title Schedule No. 

Sec. 9.102 3 Port Utilities Foreman 58 

Section 2. Secs. 8.0631 and 9.18 of Port Ordinance 

No. 867 are hereby amended to create two additional positions 

of Draftsman and eight additional positions of Youth Aide, 

Class "B", which sections shall read respectively as follows. 



Sec. 8.0631 8 Draftsman 39 

Sec. 9.18 4 Youth Aide, Class "AA" $11.34/hr. 

18 Youth Aide, Class "A" 7.60/hr. 

36 Youth Aide, Class "B" 5.96/hr. 

30 Youth Aide, Class "C" 4.32/hr. 

8 Youth Aide, Class "D" 2.90/hr.

Section 3. Sec. 10.024 is hereby added to Port 

Ordinance No. 867 to create one position of Port Field 

Representative, which section shall read as follows: 



Sec. 10.024 1 Port Field Representative 62 


creating the position of Port Electrician and Cable Splicer 

is hereby repealed. 



vote: Ayes: Commissioners Connolly, Creque, Eng, Rodriguez 

and President Berkley -5. Noes: None. Absent: Commissioners 


Adopted at ameeting regular 

held December 18, 1979 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None.

Affidavit of Publicat 


PORT OF OAKLAND, LEGAL DEPART 

ROOM 201 




Count ti of ALAMEDA 

I 

being duly sworn. say: 


17Tti day af DECEMBER 19 79 

D. 

NT ( 

\ PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2275 

B. REISS 









237798, December 4, 1951, and as that term is defined by Section 6000 of the 





published Cot the entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade, 






mentioned: that said notice describes and expresses in general terms, the purport and 

character of the notice intended to be given. 




ONE TIME 

to-wit: from the 17.1ii day of......DECEMBER A.D. 19...79, 

to and until the 1.7TH day of DEC-EM-BER A.D. 19...79, 



DECEMBER 17 , 19 79




AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT 

FOR PURCHASE OF CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY 

LOCATED IN THE AIRPORT BUSINESS PARK 

WITH JAMES E. RUETER AND AUTHORIZING 

THE EXECUTION THEREOF. 



Section 1. The Board of Port Commissioners 

hereby determines that certain real property hereinafter 

described, owned by the City of Oakland and under 

the jurisdiction and control of said Board, has become 

unnecessary for port purposes or harbor development. 

Section 2. The terms and conditions of that 

certain Agreement dated the llth day of December, 1979, 

between this Board, as Seller, and JAMES E. RUETER, an 

individual, as Buyer, by which the Port agrees to sell 

and Buyer agrees to purchase the said real property, 

subject to the terms and conditions therein set forth, 

for the sum of $152,806.50, are hereby approved. 

Section 3. The President of the Board of Port 

Commissioners is hereby authorized to execute and the 

Secretary of said Board to attest said Agreement. 

Section 4. In the event that the said Buyer 

purchases the said real property in accordance with the 

terms and conditions of said Agreement upon payment of 

the balance of the said purchase price, a Grant Deed 

therefor shall be executed by the President of the Board 

of Port Commissioners on behalf of the City of Oakland 

and the Secretary of said Board shall attest the signature 

of the President of the Board; and such Grant Deed, when 

so signed and attested, acknowledged and sealed with the 

official seal of the Board, shall be deemed duly executed 

by the City of Oakland. 

Section 5. Said real property is situated in 

the "Port Area" of the City of Oakland, County of Alameda, 

State of California, and is more particularly described as 

follows: 

Commencing at the monument in Hegenberger 

Road at the first angle point 

southerly of the Nimitz Freeway (formerly 

known as Eastshore Freeway). Said monument 

is also known as Monument 41/D, situate in 

the City of Oakland, County of Alameda, 

State of California, from which monument the 

bearing of the monument line to the monument 

known as 41/E is being taken as South 19°54' 

54" West, for the purpose of this description; 

thence leaving Monument 41/D along the monument 

line North 4°39'16" East 224.23 feet to

its intersection with the southeasterly 

production of the southwestern right of 

way line of the street known as Edgewater 

Drive; thence along last said line and 

said southwestern right of way line the 

following four courses: North 70°05'06" 

West 803.25 feet; North 47°51'59" West 

89.33 feet; along a tangent curve concave 

to the northeast with a radius of 428 feet 

through a central angle of 12°59'15" for 

an arc distance of 97.02 feet, tangent to 

last said curve North 34°52'44" West 2,278.77 

feet to the intersection of the northeasterly 

production of the southeastern right of way 

line of the proposed street, 100 feet in 

width; thence along last said line and its 

production South 55°07'16" West 479.72 feet 

to the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING of the parcel 

to be described; thence continuing along 

last said right of way line South 55°07'16" 

West 189 feet; thence South 34°52'44" East 

231 feet; thence North 55°07'16" East 189 

feet; thence North 34°52'44" West 231 feet 

to the point of beginning. Containing an 

area of 1.00227 acres, more or less. 

ALSO RESERVING to the Grantor a temporary 

construction easement over the northwesterly 

25 feet of the premises along the entire proposed 

street frontage for the purpose of constructing 

the proposed street improvements. 

The temporary construction easement for 

the proposed street shall terminate upon the 

date of recordation of the notice of completion 

for the construction of said street improvements. 

Section 6. This ordinance shall take effect 

thirty (30) days from and after its final adoption and the 

Port Attorney is authorized and directed to record said 

Agreement. 


December 11, 1979. Passed to print for one day by the following vote: 

Ayes: Commissioners Connolly, Creque, Eng, Rodriguez and President 

Berkley -5. Noes: None. Absent: Commissioners Smith and Soda -2. 





Noes: None. 

Absent: None. 

Attest 

( 

)-e(=A(-; 

],,"resident. 

Secretary.

Affida writ of Pub1icationu9 

IN THE MATTER OF a fPu blication of 


ROOM 201 




County ofo ALAMEDA as. B. REISS 

cct 50 



17TH dav, of DECEMSVa 19 79 

N PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2274 

1 

That I am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the 1'sited 

States, over the age of twenty-one years. not a party to or interested in the matter or 







2.17798, December 4, 1951, and as that term is defined by Section 6000 of the 




subscription list of' paying subscribers. and is not devoted to the interests or 

published for the entertainment or instruction ofa particular class, profession, trade. 











to-wit: from the 

ONE TIME 

17TH day of DECEMBER A.D. 19 79 , 

to and until the 13TH day o f DL.CUIBER A.D. 19 79, 



DECEMBER 17, 1979 

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AN ORDINANCE ADDING SECTION 1.78 

TO PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867 FIXING 

THE COMPENSATION OF CERTAIN OFFICERS 

AND EMPLOYEES OF THE PORT DEPARTMENT. 



Section 1. Section 1.78 is hereby added to Port 

Ordinance No. 867 to read as follows: 

Sec. 1.78. In addition to the compensation 

otherwise provided herein, each person 

employed under Sections 5.021, 5.03, 5.04, 

5.041, 5.061, 5.062, 5.08, 5.082, 5.101, 

5.121, 5.122, 5.13, 5.131, 5.132, 5.133, 5.14, 

5.141, 5.143, 5.15, 5.151, 7.04, 7.041, 7.042, 

7.043, 7.09, 7.12, 8.02, 8.03, 8.05, 8.06, 8.061, 

8.0611, 8.0631, 8.o634, 8.0636, 8.071, 8.o8, 

8.082, 8.083, 8.084, 8.o9, 8.091, 8.092, 8.10, 

8.11, 8.12, 8.134, 8.136, 8.16, 8.21, 8.211, 

9.02, 9.03, 9.041, 9.05, 9.051, 9.052, 9.o6, 

9.08, 9.09, 9.10, 9.11, 9.12, 9.15, 9.16, 

9.171, 9.19, 10.031, 10.04, 10.041, 10.042, 

10.05, 10.07, 10.072, 10.09, 10.10, 10.102, 

10.103, 11.03, 12.031, 12.08 and 12.17 shall be 

entitled to an additional three percent (3%) of 

the compensation fixed for his services, calculated 

to the nearest dollar.

Section 2. Section 1 of this ordinance shall take 

effect January 1, 1980. 



vote: Ayes: Commissioners Connolly, Creque, Eng, Rodriguez 







Noes: None. 

Absent: None. 

Attest 

,,President. 

Secretary.

ALLidct ,Tt of Publicat. 

3 



ROOM 201 




ss. 

County of ALAMEDA B. REISS 

I 


Energy 

ANKARA, Turkey (AP) 

y crisis has hit Turkey, 

apid industrial developr 

laily life miserable for tin 

A thermal power pla 

vent out of operation this 

uel oil and, as a result, ele 

o nine hours daily were 

ity of 4.5 million people, ' 

Elsewhere, scheduled p 

minimum of four hours. 

Inkara, power goes off for 

he day and two hours in t 

During the cuts, indu; 

tomes to a virtual halt. 

lependent on electrical eq 

er. Butehers=canno( grind 

ies cannot eimand. 


17TH DE CEMBF.P.79 i 

day of is 

A ffigaYTOPP6 -6&AO of 










2:37798, December 4, 19,51, and as that term is defined by Section 6000 of the 

Government Code. and as provided by said Section, is printed and published in the 




published for the entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 

calling, race or denomination or for any number of such classes, professions, trades, 










ONE TIME 

17TH DECEMBER 79 

to-wit: from the day of A.D. 19 


17TH day of DECEMBER A.D. 19 79, 


DECEMBER 17 , 19 79 

published, to-wit:—




AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ACQUISITION 

FROM THE WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY 

OF AN EASEMENT OVER CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY 

LOCATED SOUTHERLY OF MIDDLE HARBOR ROAD 

COMMENCING AT A POINT APPROXIMATELY 1,900 

FEET FROM THE FOOT OF ADELINE STREET, MAKING 

AN APPROPRIATION THEREFOR AND FINDING CERTAIN 

FACTS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH. 



Section 1. The Board of Port Commissioners, 

being fully advised in the premises, hereby finds and 

determines that acquisition of the real property interest 

hereinafter described is necessary and convenient to the 

further development and improvement of the Port of Oakland 

Middle Harbor Terminal Area. 

Section 2. There is hereby appropriated out 

of the Port Revenue Fund the sum of $40,384.75 for the 

acquisition by the Port of Oakland from WESTERN PACIFIC 

RAILROAD COMPANY, a corporation, of a nonexclusive easement 

for roadway purposes over that certain real property 

located in the "Port Area" of the City of Oakland, County 

of Alameda, State of California, and described as follows: 

PARCEL ONE 

BEGINNING at the point of intersection 

of the southeastern line of Middle Harbor 

Road, 80 feet in width, and the line dividing 

Tracts B and C in the Partition Deed between 

John C. Hayes, et al., recorded in Book A 

of Deeds at Page 275, Official Records of 

Alameda County, California; thence along 

last said dividing line South 32°18' West 

199.647 feet to the most northeastern corner 

of that certain area described as Parcel 

One in the Deed from Oakland Dock and Warehouse 

Company to the City of Oakland, a 

municipal corporation, acting by and through 

its Board of Port Commissioners, recorded 

December 3, 1968 in Reel 2303 at Image 471, 

Official Records of Alameda County, California; 

thence continuing along the eastern 

line of said Parcel One and said dividing 

line South 32°18' West 80.483 feet; thence 

along the northern and eastern boundary

of Parcel Four in the hereinabove referred 

to deed (RE 2303, IM 471) South 57°42' East 

25.00 feet and South 32°18' West 298.408 

feet to a point on the northern boundary 

of the 32.559 acre parcel of land described 

in the conveyance to the City of Oakland, as 

municipal corporation, acting by and through 

its Board of Port Commissioners, from Seatrain 

Terminals of California, Inc., formerly 

Transeastern Terminals, which was 

recorded on July 29, 1971 in Reel 2910 at 

Image 413, Official Records of Alameda 

County, California, said parcel also being 

the same as that previously described in 

the Deed from Western Pacific Railroad 

Company to Union Carbide Corporation 

recorded April 30, 1963 in Reel 859 at 


County, California, said point being distant 

thereon South 60°23' East 25.03 feet 

from the northwestern corner of said 32.559 

acre parcel; thence South 60°23' East 

45.049 feet to a point herein for convenience 

is being designated as Station 

A; thence North 32°18' East 376.196 Feet; 

thence North 0°44' West 55.033 feet; thence 

North 32°18' East 200.00 feet to a point 

on said southeastern line of Middle Harbor 

Road; thence South 73°22'06" West along 

last said line 60.887 feet to the point of 

beginning. 

Containing 0.65641 acre, more or less. 

PARCEL TWO 

BEGINNING at the point designated as 

Station A in the hereinabove described Parcel 

One; thence along the northern boundary of 

the hereinabove referred to 32.559 acre parcel 

(Serial No. 96042 and RE 859, IM 150) 

South 60°23' East 823.69 feet, more or less, 

to the northeastern corner of last said parcel; 

thence along an existing fence line which is 

along the northeasterly production of the 

southeastern boundary line of the hereinabove 

referred to Parcel (RE 859, IN 150) North 

15°58' East 57.237 feet; thence North 61°48' 

West 110 feet to a point on the existing fence 

line which follows the general northeastern 

boundary of the hereinabove described Parcel; 

thence continuing along said boundary and said 

fence line North 6l°48' West 117.332 feet 

North 59°38' West 537.582 feet and North 

12°42' West 39.627 feet; thence northerly 

along the arc of a curve concave to the east 

with a radius of 50 feet through a central 

angle of 45° for an arc distance of 39.27 feet 

to a point on the southeasterly line of the 

hereinabove described Parcel One; thence 

South 32°18' West along last said line 122.475 

feet to the point of beginning. 

Containing 1.02535 acres, more or less. 

-2-

Absent: 

Section 3. The Director of Fiscal Affairs is 

hereby directed to draw a warrant on the City Treasurer 

in the sum of $40,384.75 from the fund indicated to the 

order of such owners in payment for said property. 

Section 4. The property above described shall 

be transferred to the Port by the delivery of a deed or 

by other means satisfactory to the Port Attorney, free and 

clear of all liens and encumbrances, save and except such 

liens and encumbrances as shall be satisfactory to the 

Board. 

Section 5. The Port Attorney hereby is authorized 

to secure a policy of title insurance on said property 

interest in the amount of such purchase price, to incur such 

other incidental expense, and to take such steps as may be 

necessary to effectuate the foregoing. 


thirty (30) days from and after its final adoption, and 

the Port Attorney is hereby authorized and directed to 

record said deed. 


November 13, 1979. Passed to print for one day by the following 

vote: Ayes: Commissioners Creque, Rodriguez, Smith, 

Soda and President Berkley -5. Noes: None. Absent: Commissioners 

Connolly and Eng -2. 

Adoptedata n adjourned regular meeting-held December 11, 1979 


Ayes: Commissioners Connolly, Creque, Eng, Rodriguez and 

President Berkley -5. 

Noes: None. 

Commissioners Smith and 

Attest

Affidavit of Public( te• 

IN THE MATTER OF A ffida vitR(4 


ROOM 201 \ PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2272 

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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 2 OF PORT ORDINANCE 

NO. 1166 RELATING TO THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE PORT 

OF OAKLAND TOWARD THE COST OF EMPLOYEE GROUP HEALTH 

INSURANCE. 



Section 1. Section 2 of Port Ordinance No. 1166 

hereby is amended to read as follows: 

"Section 2. CONTRIBUTIONS. The 

Board shall contribute the sum of Ninety-eight 

and 15/100 Dollars ($98.15) per full-time 

employee per month toward the cost of such 

insurance, whether provided by the Kaiser Plan 

or by the Blue Cross Plan or by the Rockridge 

Health Care Plan or by the Social Security 

Administration in conjunction with the Kaiser 

Plan, Blue Cross Plan or Rockridge Health Care 

Plan for those said employees who have attained 

the age of 65 years, in those cases where the 

said employee elects to provide such insurance 

for his or her dependents. In the event that 

the said employee does not provide such insurance 

for dependents, or in the event the 

amount hereinabove set forth exceeds the cost 

of said insurance for the said employee and 

his or her dependents, the Board shall contribute 

the actual cost of such insurance, not 

exceeding however, the amount hereinabove 

provided for in this section. 

"The Board shall contribute the 

sum of , Forty-nine and 08/100 Dollars ($49.08) 

per eligible part-time emploYee, as described 

in Section 3 hereof, per month toward the cost 

of such insurance hereinabove described. In 

the event that the said part-time employee does 

not provide such insurance for dependents or 

in the event the amount hereinabove set forth 

exceeds the cost of said insurance for the 

said part-time employee and his or her 

dependents, the Board shall contribute the 

actual cost of such insurance, not exceeding 

however, the sum of Forty-nine and 08/100 

Dollars ($49.08) per month.

"Such contributions by the Board 

shall be continued during the period an 

employee is off work as the result of an 

on-the-job injury." 


January 1, 1980. 



vote: Ayes: Commissioners Creque, Rodriguez, Smith, Soda 



Adoptedatk- adjourned regular 


Absent: Commissioners Smith and 

meeting held December 11, 1979 



Noes: None.

Affidavit of Public ,n 2 V.' 

- V 

IN THE MATTER OF AffilliOdbf' Publicat ion of 


ROOM 201 



\. 

/ 


STATE OF' CALIFORNIA 

ss. 

County of ALAMEDA ) B. REISS 

1 


Aco 50 

That I am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the I Tinted 

States. over the age of twent y-one years, not a party to or interested in the matter or 









City of Oakland. County of Alameda, State of California, for the dissemination of 


subscription list of- paving subscribers, and is not devoted to the interests or 

enteri.ainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 




intervals. in the said City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, for 






3RD day of DECEMBVD. /9 79 S 

Notary Public in 

PORT ORDINANCE NO . 2271 


ONE TIME 

30TH79 

NOVEMBER 

to-wit; from the day of A.D. 19 


30TH day of NOVEMBER A.D. 19 79 , 



NOVEMBER 30, 1979




AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT FOR 

PURCHASE OF CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY LOCATED 

IN THE AIRPORT BUSINESS PARK WITH M & M I 

AND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION THEREOF. 



Section 1. The Board of Port Commissioners hereby 

determines that certain real property hereinafter described, 

owned by the City of Oakland and under the jurisdiction and 

control of said Board, has become unnecessary for port purposes 

or harbor development. 

Section 2. The terms and conditions of that certain 

Agreement dated the 13th day of November, 1979, between 

this Board, as Seller, and M & M I, a California Limited 

Partnership, as Buyer, by which the Port agrees to sell and 

Buyer agrees to purchase the said real property, subject to 

the terms and conditions therein set forth, for the sum of 

$285,810.00, are hereby approved. 

Section 3. The President of the Board of Port Commissioners 

is hereby authorized to execute and the Secretary 

of said Board to attest said Agreement. 

Section 4. In the event that the said Buyer purchases 

the said real property in accordance with the terms 

and conditions of said Agreement, upon payment of the balance 

of the said purchase price, a Grant Deed therefor shall be 

executed by the President of the Board of Port Commissioners 

on behalf of the City of Oakland and the Secretary of said 

Board shall attest the signature of the President of the 

Board; and such Grant Deed, when so signed and attested, acknowledged 

and sealed with the official seal of the Board, shall be 

deemed duly executed by the City of Oakland. 

Section 5. Said real property is situated in the 

"Port Area" of the City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State 

of California, and is more particularly described as follows: 


Road at the first angle point southerly 

of the Nimitz Freeway (formerly known as Eastshore 

Freeway). Said monument is also known 

as Monument 41/D, situate in the City of 

Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, 

from which monument the bearing of the monument 

line to the monument known as 41/E is being 

taken as South 19°54'54" West, for the purpose 

of this description; thence leaving Monument 

41/0 along the monument line North 4°39'16" 

East 224.23 feet to its intersection with the 

southeasterly production of the southwestern 

right of way line of the street known as 

Edgewater Drive; thence along last said line 

and said southwestern right of way line the



89.33 feet; along a tangent curve concave 


through a central angle of 12°59'15" for an 

arc distance of 97.02 feet, tangent to last 

said curve North 34°52'44" West 1,826.77 feet 

to the intersection of the northwestern right 

of way line of Roland Way produced, 60 feet 

in width; thence along last said line South 

55°07'16" West 489.72 feet to the TRUE POINT 

OF BEGINNING of the parcel to be described; 

thence continuing along last said right of 

way line of Roland Way South 55°07'16" West 

112.28 feet; to its intersection with the 

southwestern right of way line of Capwell 

Drive, 60 feet in width; thence continuing 

along the southwesterly production of last 

said line of Roland Way South 55°07'16" West 

257.22 feet to a point on the northeastern 

line of Parcel 1 in the Grant Deed to the 

Alameda County Flood. Control and Water Conservation 

District which was recorded April 29, 

1974, in Reel 3664 at Image 818, Alameda 

County Records; thence along last said line 

North 34°52'44" West 221 feet; thence North 

55°07'16" East 369.5 feet; thence South 34° 

52'44" East 221 feet to the point of beginning. 

Containing an area of 1.87464 acres, more or 

less. 




Agreement. 

In Board of Port Commisssioners, Oakland, California, 


vote: Ayes: Commissioners Creque, Rodriguez, Smith, 



Adopted at a regular meeting held 


Ayes: Commissioners Creque, Eng, Rodriguez, Smith and 

1st Vice President Connolly -5. 

Noes: None 

Absent: Commissioner Soda and President Berkley -2.

Affidavit of Public 



ROOM 201 





! 

( ss. 

) B. REISS 

i 



3RD .DECEMBE -km. 19._ ...... 

day of 


, 

' 

, 

e. ,2, , Ldward C&Joseph 08155831" 

, 1013 Allston Way Berkeley 

'everstein Jacob & Hattie 0810939' ' 

393 Adams Oakland 

iller R R 0804265 ( 

iller Yvonne 0806417 

2317 Adeline St Oakland 

Ilsteaa J D Mrs 0805375 

cio Mrs Peter C Scott 

968 Regal Rd Berkeley 


That I am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the 1 'tilted 



'ink CCJr 0804550 

\ Itchell D E 0804681 

% itchell R L 0804352 

Vtcheli W A 0804258 ! 

lOntOmery Marlellen 0816839 

300 Erandscan Ct ...5 Fremont : 

mntoya ( .. 0804634 

ontrogr ona :'.1anfredo 0809617 : 




mentioned, and now is a newspaper of general circulation, as decreed in the Superior' 

1717 Lucki St Berkeley 

crore J E 0804437 

(rJrris B 0 0804607 

'orris Jody 0806669 

'.orris R D 0804416 

-,oslem Club of U S A 0815391 

1684 83rd Ave Oakland 



GGovernment 

Code, and as provided by said Section, is printed and published in the 

'ass W L 

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0804315 

0804317 


',unit Hector M 0807037 

22732 Yolo St Hayward 


t.irdo K E Mrs 8, Vona B 0810935 

320 Coventry Rd Berkeley subscription list of paving subscribers, and is not devoted to the interests or 

1.irphy Mary 

atnerine J/T 0805588 

Hotel Shattuck Berkeley 

'vers Ellis & Rose 0806458 

747 Mountain Gale Way Oakland 

akanu Lawrence 0811708 

'004 MacArthur 01 x306 Oakland 

.avarreP J 0804335 

■ewbell B J 0804071 

ewbv G E 0804591 

ewton G D 0804544 

Ilchols P J 0804226 

Hcolaison R A 

(OL1022 

,cotay Leo 0 03 -ass 

c/o Golden West Hote, 

icolini Barbara D 0815648 





intervals, in the said City of Oakland, Count y of Alameda, State of California, for 

more thm, two years preceding the date of the first publication of the notice herein 


3238 Blandon Rd Ciofr,rid 

:emuth P O 0804371 character of the notice intended to he given. 

Gland D A 0804417 

orth Western Title 0806697 

oe,h.lter J F 0804344 That the notice PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2270 

nikr ,'. H 0804191 

4411,11! I 0 Mae Egan 0803162 

Lox 67 Pleasanton 

risen D 0806899 

■wensJ VV 0804548 

lark N W 0804201 

anch0 D A 0804196 of which the annexed is a printed copy, was published in said newspaper, 

anichello K M 0804609 

arker D W 0804388 

ONE TIME 

arker J L 0304369 

arnotiello MT 0004314 

artacio R R 0804242 

attersosn R C 0804552 30TH79 

NOVEMBER 

ayton E 0804380 to-wit: from the 

day of A.D. 19 , 

to and until the day of NOVEMBER 

AI). 19 79 

,•arson L W It- 0804209 

eeble Roger webb, 0815659 

1691641n ., fie San Leandro 30TH 

erez G C 0804695 

erkins Steve L 0315445 

5300 Ger■oo 51 Oakland I - 

erry LE (113a4233 

etterson Kali 8. tr'orlann, ■ ', I 5,62 - 

2601 Mathews 31 E3 er ,L-rfie 

hillips AldwIn L u..17921 , published, to-wit:— 

c/o Beatrice "., PLIIIIps ILL), 

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hillips D D ti604697 1 

hillips John 081539 I 

hyllis Larson 0809631, 

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Ain 50 

NOVEMBER 30, 1979

aM 7-AS FORM IS-C 



Absent: Commissioners Smith and 


Introduced by Seconded by 

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 5.00 

OF PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867 FIXING THE 

COMPENSATION OF THE EXECUTIVE DIREC- 

TOR OF THE PORT DEPARTMENT. 



Section 1. Section 5.00 of Port Ordinance No. 867 

is hereby amended to read as follows: 



Sec. 5.00 1 Executive Director $5417.00 

Section 2. Section 1 of this Ordinance shall take 

effect immediately and the provisions thereof shall be retroactive 

to October 2, 1979 in accordance with the provisions 

of Port Ordinance No. 2258 adopted by this Board on October 

2, 1979 providing for the retroactive effect of Port management 

staff salaries following the completion and review of 

the Board's contracted salary study. 



vote: Ayed : Commissioners Creque, Rodriguez, Smith, 



Adopted at an adjourned regular 


meeting held December 11, 1979 



Noes: None.

Affhi “ vit of Publicatifriki 

IN THE MATTER Affidait OF` 

}Yr°R1'11of 

Publication of 


ROOM 201 

66 JACK ONDON SQUARE % PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2269 



schools. 10day 

2-5. 4378 Arch Arcadia Appt 

Call 530-0860, 655-2038 

33-0akiand 

13th Aye. to Same. 

Below MacArthur Fre 

$63,000 

Dimond Did. Home 

log.tgoecto 

2 beirm home with frplc & 

garage on 

O Very 

finance, lour 

wner will 

passible. Principals 

only 431-8511 only. 

2-3 BEDROOM HOMES 

1-3 totem, 2 by, . 

suite & w/muster 

attached 

To, crpts, New 

& firs. 

OPEN SD m nticeno. 

8 

1-3 by, 220v wiring, 

5448 Ruth. 562 8 89 .500. 

532- 

1941 AGO 

County )1' ALAMEDA SS. 

Arc 50 



3RD 

d 

DECEMBq D. 19 79 

y 

a or 

B. RE SS 

That I am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the l nited 







Court of the State of California in and for the County of Alameda, ,Judgment No. 






published fur the entertainmen t or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 




intervals, in the said City of Oakland. Count y of Alameda, State of California, fur 







ONE TIME 

to-wit: from the 30THNOVEMBER day of 

A.D. 19 79 



ek 7 

A.D. 19 79 

both days inclusive, and aS often during said period as said newspaper was 


NOVEMBER 30 , 1979





AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF 

AGREEMENT WITH STANDARD REALTY AND 

DEVELOPMENT COMPANY PROVIDING FOR THE 

ACQUISITION OF CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY 

LOCATED AT THE SOUTHEASTERN CORNER OF 

THIRD AND BRUSH STREETS, MAKING AN AP- 

PROPRIATION THEREFOR AND FINDING CERTAIN 




Section 1. The Board of Port Commissioners, being 

fully advised in the premises, hereby finds and determines 

that acquisition of the real property hereinafter described 

is necessary and convenient to the further development and 

improvement of the Port of Oakland. 

Section 2. The President of this Board is hereby 

authorized to execute and the Secretary to attest that 

certain Agreement dated the 23rd day of October, 1979, by 

and between STANDARD REALTY AND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, a corporation, 

as Seller, and the CITY OF OAKLAND, a municipal 

corporation, acting by and through this Board, as Buyer, 

providing for acquisition by the said Board of the hereinafter 

described parcel of real property at the southeastern 

corner of Third and Brush Streets, which said real property 

is located in the "Port Area" in the City of Oakland, County 

of Alameda, State of California, and described as follows: 

Lots 7 and 8, Block 24, as said lots and 

block are shown on Kellersberger's Complete 

Map of Oakland, filed June 16, 1870, 

Book 1 of Maps, Page 21, in the Office of 

the County Recorder of Alameda County. 

Section 3. There is hereby appropriated out of 

the Port Revenue Fund. the sum of $13,125.00 for the acquisition 

of said property.

Section 4. The Director of Fiscal Affairs is 

hereby directed to draw a warrant on the City Treasurer 

in the sum of $13,125.00 from the fund indicated to the 

order of such owner in payment for said property, following 

the Seller's performance of the conditions stated in 

said Agreement. 


be transferred to the City by the delivery of a deed or 

by other means satisfactory to the Port Attorney, free 

and clear of all liens and encumbrances, save and except 

such liens and encumbrances as shall be satisfactory to 

the Board. 

Section 6. The Port Attorney is authorized to 

secure a policy of title insurance on said land in the 

amount of such purchase price, to incur such other incidental 

expense, and to take such steps as may be necessary 

to effectuate the foregoing. 




record said Agreement and deed. 



vote: Ayes : Commissioners Connolly, Creque, Rodriguez, Smith 


Eng and Soda -2. 

Adoptedata n adjourned: regular meeting held November 13, 1979 


Ayes: Commissioners Creque, Rodriguez, Smith, Soda and 


Noes: None. 

Absent: Commissioners ConnollyEndEng 

Attest 

President. 

Secretary.

Aiiicta /1 of Pub • 



12TH NOVEMBER 79 ( 

day et A.D. 19 1 

Lion 


ROOM 201 ;'PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2268 





SS. 

mated in a class as Richert/ 

ling any right, Roe, 

title or 

.8 Estate of Willie 

intere t 

CJohnson, 

' being duly sworn, sa V. 

osed. 

Defendants. 

)wending 

NOTICE is hereby given that an c 

in the 

h Carolina, upon the 

Court of Comr 

nst the Complaint 

above 

led property, named Defendant 

All that certain p iece, parcel o 

being in the County of Abbe 

containing 86 acres, more or le 

pri of 

November, 

Willie C. Johnson Estate 

1977, which plat byit 

Clerk of Court for 

127. Reference 

Abbeville is C 

made to the 

23 metes, bounds and distances. 8. 

Southwe s by 

DI Sherard, C. 

J r. anS.d Rufus 

Highwa y 

C. Sh• 

m Anderson Estate; on the Northe 

Pr Walter, A I-A & Boston Johnsor 

BISHOP & HUG 

ft By: Thurmond 

d Attorneys for P 

March 29, 1 

A bbeville, 3: 

F TE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 

, 1115 OF ABBEVILLE. 

v J 

er J 

ohnson, Pervls Johnson, 

ohnson, Willie L. Johnson, 

h E. Johnson, Elease 

sop, and Bessie M. Cole. "- 

Plaintiffs, 

a Johnson, Curtis Johnson, Lek 

J 

Paul L. Ben jamin, 

ohnson, Debra Bejo- 

Georgie Johns n ie Johnson Pressley, Haile S. 

on, 

son, Leila Johnson Hunter, Dorothy 

son Kimmons, Bobby R. Johnson, 

ge W. Johnson, Edward Johnson, 

Johnson Butts, Douglas W. 

son, Curtis Johnson, Barbara A. 

:on, S. T. Ramey; all unknown 

ins being desionaten in n rinc< 

B. REISS 













subscription list of' paving subscribers, and is not devoted to the interests or 

puithished iiir tile entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 


callings, races sir denomination. 







Affidavit of Publication of 



ONE TIME 


121x1 

NOVEMBER 


79 7 

A.D. 19 

to and until the 12TH NOVEMBER 

A.D. 1979 


A,, 50 


published, to- it:-- NOVEMI 122 1979




AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SEC. 9.18 OF PORT ORDINANCE 

NO. 867 CREATING THREE ADDITIONAL POSITIONS OF 

YOUTH AIDE, CLASS "AA", ABOLISHING THREE POSITIONS 

OF YOUTH AIDE, CLASS "A" AND CORRECTING THE HOURLY 

SALARY RATES FOR YOUTH AIDE, CLASS "AA", YOUTH 

AIDE, CLASS "A", YOUTH AIDE, CLASS "B" AND YOUTH 

AIDE, CLASS "C". 



Li 


is hereby amended to increase the number of Youth Aide, 

Class "AA" positions by three, to reduce the number of 

Youth Aide, Class "A" positions by three and to correct the 

hourly salary rates for Youth Aide, Class "AA", Youth Aide, 

Class "A", Youth Aide, Class "B" and Youth Aide, Class "C", 

which were incorrectly stated in Sections 1 and 2 of Port 

Ordinance No. 2261 adopted by this Board on October 23, 1979, 

which Sec. 9.18 shall read as follows:

Absent: 

Sec. 9.18 

Commissioners Connolly_ancl-tng 4 .2 . 

Appr ed as to,. ,! Di nd le *ty : 

i5-Yet4A41f 

/ 4,,„, 

Port Attorney 

No. of 

Positions Title 

4 Youth Aide, Class "AA" 

18 Youth Aide, Class "A" 

28 Youth Aide, Class "B" 

30 Youth Aide, Class "C" 

8 Youth Aide, Class "D" 

Salary or 

Schedule No. 

$11.34/hr. 

7.60/hr. 

5.96/hr. 

4.32/hr. 

2.90/hr. 



vote: Ayes: Commissioners Connolly, Creque, Rodriguez, Smith 

and President Berkley -5. NoeS: None. Absent: Commissioners 


Adopted at a n adj ourned regular meeting held November 13 1979 




Noes: None.

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Affidavit of Publication 

■ 

IN THE MATTER OF Affidavit of Publication of 


ROOM 201 




County of ALAMEDA ss. 

1 


acd 50 


12TH day o'0° VEMBE .D. 19 79 


REISS 

That I am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the ?lilted 


action herein set 










subscription list of paving subscribers, and is not devoted to the interests or 

poidished cite entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 











ONE TIME 


12Th day of NOVEMBER A.D. 19 79 , 

to and until the 12TH day of AA/EMBER A D 19 79, 



NOVEMBER 12, 1979




AN ORDINANCE ADDING SEC. 7.151 TO, AND AMENDING 

SEC. 5.17 OF, PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867 CREATING 

ONE POSITION OF DATA PROCESSING MANAGER AND 

DESIGNATING DEPARTMENT HEADS IN THE PORT 

DEPARTMENT. 




Ordinance No. 867 to create one position of Data Processing 

Manager, which section shall read as follow : 



Sec. 7.151 1 Data Processing Manager $2700.00 

Section 2. Sec. 5.17 of Port Ordinance No. 867 is 

hereby amended to read as follows: 

Sec. 5.17. The following positions are hereby 

designated as department heads exempt from the 

competitive Civil Service pursuant to Section 802 (c) 

of the Charter: 

Director of Management Planning (Sec. 5.014) 

Manager, Purchasing Department (Sec. 5.07) 

Director of Public Relations and Advertising 

(Sec. 5.09) 

Port Equal Opportunity Employment Officer 

(Sec. 5.16) 

Employee Relations Officer (Sec. 5.18) 

Port Attorney (Sec. 6.00) 

Director of Fiscal Affairs, Port Department 

(Sec. 7.10) 

Data Processing Manager (Sec. 7.151) 

Chief Engineer and Special Assistant to the 

Executive Director (Sec. 8.00) 

Director of Research (Sec. 8.13) 

Director of Airport Planning (Sec. 8.15) 

Director of Properties (Sec. 8.20) 

Airport Manager (Sec. 10.001) 

Manager, General Aviation (Sec. 10.023)

General Manager, Marine Terminal Department 

(Sec. 11.001) 

Manager, Cargo Marketing Department (Sec. 11.002) 

Manager, Air Traffic Development Department 

(Sec. 11.011) 

Manager, Traffic Management and Customer Service 

Department (Sec. 11.04) 



vote: Ayes : Commissioners Connolly, Creque, Rodriguez, Smith 

and President Berkley -5. Noe S: None. Absent: Commissioners 


Adopted at a n adjourned regular 


Attest 

meeting held November 13 , 1979 


President Berkley- -5. 

Noes: 

None. 

Absent: Commissioners Connolly ,apd_Ing 

/./ 

President. 

Secretary.

of C 

Defendants. 

Aiilitvivit o ublication 



ROOM 201 




County of ALAMEDA ) 

ss. 

States, over the age of twenty-one years, not a part y to or interested in the matter or 



1HT2 dav otNOVEMBU.D 19 79 

( PORT ORDINANCE ,NO. 2266 

B. REISS 

hn Doe ,rats 

ins and, r u 4 

hated in d 2 2' ru voe, 

ring ans elate ,r , , Ito rest 

!Estate , 

ased. 

being dul y sworn, say: 

That I am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the I flared 

HE 1)L,[ 

or :our 

,,+11c1, 

(.'2; 

,Df the •day 

of such sE r ctr: and if Y 

• 1 the time aforesaic, toe Plaintiff 

1 for the relief aeman.....1 in the C 

t 

& HE 

Br: -n.armontl 

Attor neys for P 

Pa 

to 

Jrch 29, • 

ev//18 

ICE TO TH D r ;"I5 A BO 

[2.[,LP r" OTHER I 

," RESIDE: 

-;OU t-,F1H - DY NOTII 

-Ironah.c _item ft 

t t!nd actior 

sat of the 

ft Plaintiffs wilt apply to the Court 

a for you. 

BY: Thy mdnd 

Attorneys ror P 

rc 0 29, / 

rHE DEFENDANTS A1i0 ../E I1A 

PLEASE TA). e t 

1010 nt in the above tleeo 

Of Court for Atheelre Count, en 

Be) ,10P HUG 

t3 H: rrun nono 

Atto r neys I or 

Ch 29, 

Abbeville, S 

No. 2206—No:. 2, 15, 

A,a, 50 

That 1 am now and at all times hereinafter mentioned, was the authorized 









subscription list of' paving subscribers. and is not devoted to the interests or 

published Sir the entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 




intervals. in the said City of Oakland. County of Alameda, State of California, for 

more than two .years preceding the date of the first publication of the notice herein 






ONE TIME 

to-wit: from the 12TH da,v of NOVEMBER 

A.D. 19 79, 

to and until the 12TH day- of NOVEMBER A.D. 19 79 



NOVEMBER 12, 1979




AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CERTAIN SECTIONS 

OF PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867 FIXING THE 

COMPENSATION OF CERTAIN OFFICERS AND 

EMPLOYEES OF THE PORT DEPARTMENT AND 

RETITLING THE POSITION OF ASSISTANT 

TO THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. 



Section 1. The hereinafter enumerated sections of 

Port Ordinance No. 867 are hereby amended to read respectively 

as follows: 



Sec. 4.03 1 Secretary $1890.00 

Sec. 5.01 1 Assistant to the Executive 

Director, who shall be one 

of the two principal 

assistants to the Executive 

Director within the meaning 

of Sec. 614 of the Charter. $2800.00 

Sec. 5.012 1 Special Assistant to the 

Executive Director, Class 

"B" $1890.00 

1 Special Assistant to the 


"D" $1645.00 

Sec. 5.014 1 Director of Management 

Planning $2900.00 

Sec. 5.07 1 Manager, Purchasing Department 

$2225.00 

Sec. 5.09 1 Director of Public 

Relations and Advertising $2900.00



Sec. 5.16 1 Port Equal Opportunity 

Employment Officer $1936.00 

Sec. 5.18 1 Employee Relations Officer $2320.00 

Sec. 6.00 1 Port Attorney $4400.00 

Sec. 6.01 1 Assistant Port Attorney $3600.00 

Sec. 6.02 1 Deputy Port Attorney III $2800.00 

Sec. 6.021 1 Deputy Port Attorney 11 $2249.00 

Sec. 6.022 1 Deputy Port Attorney I $2029.00 

Sec. 7.10 1 Director of Fiscal Affairs, 

Port Department $3286.00 

Sec. 8.00 1 Chief Engineer and Special 

Assistant to the Executive 

Director $3780.00 

Sec. 8.01 1 Assistant Chief Engineer $3600.00 

Sec. 8.13 1 Director of Research $3000.00 

Sec. 8.20 1 Director of Properties $3575.00 

Sec. 8.22 1 Senior Commercial 

Representative 

Sec. 10.00 1 Director of Aviation 

Sec. 10.001 1 Airport Manager 

Sec. 10.023 1 Manager, General Aviation 

Sec. 11.00 1 Director of Maritime 

Activities 

Sec. 11.001 1 General Manager, Marine 

Terminal Department 

Sec. 11.002 1 Manager, Cargo Marketing 

Department 

Sec. 11.011 1 Manager, Air Traffic 

Development Department 

Sec. 11.04 1 Manager, Traffic Management 

and Customer Service 

Department 

Sec. 12.01 1 Manager, Marine Operations 

and Chief Wharfinger 

-2- 

$3000.00 

$3599.00 

$3091.00 

$2520.00 

$4200.00 

$3402.00 

$2892.00 

$2652.00 

$2550.00 

$2650.00

Section 2. Section 1 of this ordinance shall 

take effect immediately and the provisions thereof shall 

be retroactive to October 2, 1979 in accordance with the 

provisions of Port Ordinance No. 2258 adopted by this 

Board on October 2, 1979 providing for the retroactive 

effect of Port management staff salaries following the 

completion and review of the Board's contracted salary 

study. 


is hereby amended to change the title of the position of 

Assistant to the Executive Director to Director of Administrative 

Services, which section shall read as follows: 

Absent: Commissioners Eng and 

Appr d as to form an egali 

OEOWArreLle44.; d. 

Attorney ey 



Sec. 5.01 1 Director of Administrative 

Services, 

who shall be one 


assistants to the 

Executive Director 

within the meaning 

of Sec. 614 of the 

Charter. $2800.00 


October 23, 1979. Passed to print for one day by the following 

vote: Ayes: Commissioners Creque, Eng, Rodriguez, Smith, Soda 

and President Berkley -6. Noes: None. Absent: Commissioner 

Connolly -1. 

Adopted at a regular meeting held November 6, 1979 


Ayes: Commissioners Connolly, Creque, Rodriguez, Smith and 


Noes: None.

it avit o 


PORT OF OAKLAND 

ROOM 203, LEGAL DEPARTMENT 

66 JACK LONDON LON DON SQ CARE 

OAKLAND, CA 9 460 3 



I ss. 



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more than two years preceding the date or the first publication of the notice herein 




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That said newspaper has been established, printed and published at regular



PORT ORDINANCE NO, 22614 

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ITEMS NOS. 

2650 AND 2655 OF PORT ORDINANCE NO. 

964 RELATING TO SPACE ASSIGNMENTS 

AND SPACE ASSIGNMENT RATES. 



Section 1. Section 2650 of Port Ordinance No. 

964 is hereby amended to read as follows: 

ITEM 

SECTION XI SPACE ASSIGNMENTS NO. 

NO TRANSFERS OR SUBLETTING PERMITTED 

A Space Assignment shall not be transferred, assigned 

or sublet by assignee. Any violation of this rule 

shall subject the assignee to immediate cancellation 

of said Assignment, at the discretion of the Executive 

Director. (See Exceptions.) 2650 

EXCEPTION 1: Notwithstanding the foregoing provision, 

the assignee of Terminal Office Building 

No. C-320 may subassign space to others 

in that building only upon prior approval 

of the Executive Director. A rate of 

$1.09 per square foot per month shall be 

assessed by the assignee to the subassignee 

and shall be paid directly by the subassignee 

to the assignee. 

2: Notwithstanding the foregoing provision, 

the assignees of Terminal Office Buildings 

Nos. C-517 and C-534 may subassign space 

to others in those buildings only upon 

prior approval of the Executive Director. 

A rate of $.66 per square foot per month, 

applying for each of these buildings, 

shall be assessed by the assignee to the 

subassignee, and shall be paid directly 

by the subassignee to the assignee. 

3: Notwithstanding the foregoing provision, 

the assignee of Terminal Office Building 

No. C-352 may subassign space to others 

in that building only upon prior approval 

of the Executive Director. A rate not to 

exceed $1.06 per square foot per month 

shall be assessed by the assignee to the 

subassignee and shall be paid directly 

by the subassignee to the assignee.

Section 2. Section 2655 of Port Ordinance No. 

964 is hereby amended to read as follows: 

ITEM 


SPACE ASSIGNMENT RATES 

A charge shall be made for all Space Assignments according 

to use and kind of space assigned, and shall be 

assessed per square foot per month as follows: (See 

Notes 1, 2 and 3.) 

(a) Land: 

(1) Unpaved .021 

(2) Rocked .027 

(3) Paved .039 

(b) Automobile Parking Space: (See Note 4.) 

(1) Paved .020 

(2) Unpaved .013 

(c) Truck or Rail Dock facilities (excluding 

adjacent or surrounding yard areas): 

(1) Roofed, with doors and levelers (including 

nominal clerical space) (does 

not include office space) . . . . . .21 

(2) Roofed, with doors, no levelers (including 

nominal clerical space) (does 

not include office space) .19 

(3) Roofed, no doors, no levelers . . .11 

(4) Platforms only .055 2655 

(d) Warehouse space: 

(1) First floor level .10 

(e) In Bonded Storage Space: (See Note 5.) 

(1) First floor level .11 

(f) Office Space: 

(1) Office space, N.O.S..26 

(2) Office space, N.O.S., air conditioned 

.48 

(3) Terminal Office Buildings Nos. 

C-517 and C-534 .66 

(4) Terminal Office Building No. 

C-320 1.09 

(5) Terminal Office Building No. 

C-352 1.06 

(g) Maintenance and Repair Space: 

(1) Maintenance and Repair Building 

B-213 .60 

NOTE 1: A Space Assignment shall not include any services 

including, but not limited to, Central Station 

supervisory service for fire or theft protection, 

security guards, utilities (water, electricity or 

telephone), re-lamping of lighting fixtures or 

any other maintenance of the facility, other 

than structural maintenance. These and any other 

services shall be at the assignee's sole cost and 

expense. Furthermore, on termination of the Space 

Assignment or on termination of the final Space 

Assignment in the case of successive Space Assignments, 

the Executive Director may require that 

the assignee, at his own expense, restore the 

space to the same condition that existed at the 

time the initial assignment was made, reasonable 

wear and tear and damage by fire and the elements 

excepted, or the Port may repair and restore the

Absent: Commissioners Eng and 

space to the same condition as existed at 

the time the initial assignment was made, 

and the assignee shall be liable to the Board 

for the cost of repair and restoration. 

NOTE 2: If and as available. 

NOTE 3: Minimum charge shall be for one month, but in 

no event less than $40.00 per month. Monthly 

assignment periods shall extend from a date 

in one calendar month to, but not including, 

the same date of the next and all succeeding 

calendar months, except that if there be no 

corresponding date in the next succeeding calendar 

month, the last day of that month shall 

be used. Charges for the termination month 

will be prorated on a daily basis. 

NOTE 4: Automobile Parking Space - for terminal employees 

or longshoremen only. 

NOTE 5: Any charge assessed by the Collector of Customs, 

in connection with receipts and deliveries from 

or to Bonded Storage Space is to be paid by the 

party or parties for whose account the service 

is rendered. 


November 12, 1979. 



vote : Ayes: Commissioners Creque, Eng, Rodriguez, Smith, 

Soda and President Berkley -6. Noes: None. Absent: Commissioner 

Connolly -1. 





Noes: None.

)averted 191 

Affidavit of Pull 








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ss. 


Subscribed and sworn to before me this ) 

2ND day of N OVEMBV.b. 19 79 S 

'TIRHTY 

'ff da O it of Publication of 


B. REISS 

That I am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the t 'Tibet] 











local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character. having a bona fide 


published fitr the entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 




intervals, in lite said City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, for 

more than two tears preceding the date of the first publication of the notice herein 






1 TIME 

2ND NOVEMBER 79 

to-wit: from the day of A.D. 19 , 

to and until the 2ND day of NOVEMBER A.D. 19 7 9 , 



NOVEMBER 2 p 19 79





AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING FEES AND DEPOSIT 

FOR PROVIDING COPIES AND CERTIFYING COPIES 

OF PUBLIC RECORDS, AMENDING PORT ORDINANCE 

NO, 2044, AND MAKING CERTAIN FINDINGS AND 

DETERMINATIONS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH. 

BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Port Commissioners , 


Section 1. There is hereby established, pursuant 

to Section 6257 of the Government Code of the State of 

California, the following fees and deposit for providing 

copies and certifying copies of public records, which fees 

and deposit this Board hereby finds and determines are reasonable 

in view of the actual costs to the Port in providing 

and certifying said copies: 

(a) Fees. 

(1) Copies. For production of each 

page of copy of a public record, when the page of copy is 

8-1/2" x 11", 8-1/2" x 13" or 8-1/2" x 14", the fee shall be 

Twenty-five cents ($.25). For production of larger size 

pages of copy, the fee shall be established by the Secretary 

of the Board based upon the actual cost to the Port. 

(2) Preprinted Records. When feasible 

and acceptable to a requester, the Port may provide in response 

to a request for a copy of an identifiable public record 

or information produced therefrom, a preprinted copy of 

such record or information, at a fee equal to the actual 

cost of producing said preprinted copy as established by 

the Executive Director or his designee. 

(3) Certification. For each certification 

of a public record the fee shall be Two and 50/100 

Dollars ($2.50). 

(4) Reciprocity. The Executive Director 

may authorize production of copies of public records and certification 

without charging a fee when the copies and certification 

are requested by another public agency and the Executive 

Director determines that the public agency shall in the future 

provide to the Port without charge copies of that public agency's 

public records and certification.

(b) Prepayment and Deposit. 

Any request for a copy of an identifiable 

public record or information produced thereform and any request 

for a certified copy of such record shall be accompanied 

by payment of the fees established in subsection (a) or, 

where the number of pages to be copied and/or the number of 

certifications to be made is not readily susceptible of determination, 

such request shall be accompanied by a cash deposit 

equal to the estimate of fees made by the Secretary of this 

Board or an assistant secretary. Any difference between the 

deposit and actual fee due shall be reconciled at the time 

copies are released by the Port. 

Section 2. In the event of a request for production 

of more than seventy-five (75) pages of copies that are not 

preprinted and available to a requester, the Executive Directtor 

may require in lieu of the Port producing copies that the 

person or entity making such request make arrangements with 

a responsible person or entity for making said copies with said 

responsible person or entity's own equipment, materials and 

labor at the cost and expense of the person or entity making 

the request for copies. Public records shall not be removed 

from Port offices for copying unless and until (a) the Executive 

Director and Port Attorney each determine that the person 

or entity selected to make copies has produced adequate evidence 

of responsibility to protect, preserve and promptly return 

the public records, and (b) the Executive Director determines 

that removal of the public records from Port offices will 

not unreasonably interfere with the conduct of Port activities. 

The Executive Director may impose whatever conditions he may 

deem appropriate prior to removal of public records from Port 

offices for copying, in order to insure proper protection, 

preservation and return of such public records. 

Section 3. Subsection (b) of Section 15053 of the 

Port of Oakland Guidelines for the Implementation of the 

California Environmental Quality Act of 1970, as adopted by 

Section 1 of Port Ordinance No. 2044, is hereby amended to 

read as follows: 

"(b) Fees for requested copies 

of environmental documents shall be 

in accordance with fees established 

by the Port for providing copies of 

public records." 

Section 4. In the event that any section or part 

of any section of this ordinance shall be found to be invalid 

for any reason, the remainder of the ordinance shall not be 

invalidated thereby but, in accordance with the intention of 

the Board hereby expressed, shall remain in full force and

effect, all parts of this ordinance being hereby declared 

to be separable and independent of all others. 





Connolly -1. 



Ayes : 

Noes: 

Commissioners Connolly, Creque, Rodriguez, Smith and 


None. 

Absent: Commissioners Eng and Soda -2. 

App o ed as to forma • - alit 

,41/ gra ■ 

Attest A 

Secretary.

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Aaidavit of Public tion• •2. 

1,10',J —2 


PORTOF OAKLAND 






ss. 



2ND day 000VEMBLA .D. 19 79 

RT ORDINANCE NO. 2263 

REISS 

Affidavit of Pukligigoi OPNEY 

That I am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the Hinted 

States, over the age of twent y-one years, not a party to or interested in the matter or 











subscription list of paying subscrihers, and is not devoted to the interests or 

published Ibr rile entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade, 




intervals, in the said Cite of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, for 







1 TIME 

to-wit: from the 2NDNOV ER 79 


to and until the 2N day of NOVEMBER A.D. 19 79 , 

both days inclusive, and as" often during said period as said newspaper was 

NOVEMBER 2 , 19 79 






RELATING TO THE CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE COST OF 

GROUP LIFE INSURANCE FOR EMPLOYEES OF THE PORT 

OF OAKLAND. 



Section 1. Port Ordinance No. 2255 hereby is 

amended by the addition of the following Section 2a thereto: 

"Section 2.a. ADDITIONAL 

CONTRIBUTIONS. In addition to the 

monthly sum set forth in Section 2 of 

this Port Ordinance No. 2255 the Board 

shall contribute for the cost of additional 

group life insurance, with 

accidental death and dismemberment 

coverage, for each employee in the 

management staff unit, the currently 

filled positions of which unit are 

set forth in Port Ordinance No. 2265, 

the further sum of Seventy Cents 

(70) for each One Thousand Dollars 

($1,000.00) of insurance required 

to provide life insurance for each 

such management staff employee in 

the face amount, including the 

insurance provided pursuant to 

Sections 1 and 2 of this Port 

Ordinance No. 2255, of each such 

employee's annual salary rounded 

upward to the nearest One Thousand 

Dollars ($1,000.00)."


December 1, 1979. 





Connolly -1. 





Noes: None. 

Absent: Commissioners Eng and Soda

avit of Pubicato2ü 210 

IN THE MATTER OF A flafitVii /tan of 







Acct 50 

ss. 

being duly sworn, sat': 

ORT ORDINANCE NO. 2262 

B. REISS 

That I am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the I ?nired 











local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona tide 


puiiiisiied for the entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 












2ND 

1 TIME 


A.D. 19 79 

to and until the 2ND day of NOVEMBER 2 A.D. 19 79, 




2ND day of N OVEMB 1:?,0. 19 79 S 


'S '..., Y., 

Notary Public in and for the Countyv of Alameda, State of California




AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 9.18 OF PORT 

ORDINANCE NO. 867 FIXING THE COMPENSATION 

OF THE POSITION OF YOUTH AIDE, CLASS "D". 




is hereby amended to modify the compensation of the position 

of Youth Aide, Class "D", which section shall read as follows: 


Salary or 



21 Youth Aide, Class "A" $ 7.17/hr. 

28 Youth Aide, Class "B" $ 5.62/hr. 

30 Youth Aide, Class "C" $ 4.07/hr. 

8 Youth Aide, Class "D" $ 2.90/hr. 


is hereby further amended to increase the compensation for 

the position of Youth Aide, Class "D", effective January 1, 

1980, which section shall then read as follows:




Absent: Commissioner Connolly -1. 

21 Youth Aide, Class "A" $ 7.17/hr. 

28 Youth Aide, Class "B" $ 5.62/hr. 

30 Youth Aide, Class "C" $ 4.07/hr. 

8 Youth Aide, Class "D" $ 3.10/hr. 



vote: Ayes: Commissioners Creque, Eng, Rodriguez, Smith and 


Connolly and Soda -2. 



meeting-held October 23, 1979 

Ayes: Commissioners Creque, Eng, Rodriguez, Smith, Soda 

and President Berkley -6. 

Noes: None.

lths, 

only 

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AN 

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7200 se ft 2 bc1 1 bath 

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MV REALTY 846-3237 

Good Investments! 

39 UNITS + House, West 

Oakland. Mostly studios at 

low rents. C.O. Clearance 

one new mow boiler. 

real moneymaker! 

A 

1450,000, 

28% clown. Owner will carry. 

12 UNITS. Attractive Spanish 

bldg. 8 large studios, 

some with balconies. 4-1 

berm. Owner Will give termite 

ana roof clearance 

an at ful price of 210,000 

will carry l at 10% With 29% 

down. 

5-PLEX in good 

area. 

residential 

Older bldg with hard. 

Pr floors. Under 

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Aidavit n 



ROOM 201 




ss 


1, 


.4,1 50 


19TH day of OCTOBER A D. 19 79 

E 

Publmao 943:50 

WilAilcEa\hon of 

(' PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2261 

. REISS 

▪That 1 

I am now and at all times hereinafter mentioned, was the authorized 




L: 

to Court of the State of California in and for the County of Alameda, Judgment No. 

er 

237798, December 4, 1951, and as that term is defined by Section 6000 •of the 

cc 

27 

Es 

sk 

Pq 

ler 

Alt 

on 

That I am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the Tnited 





local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character. having a bona tide 

subscription list of . paving subscribers, and is not devoted to the interests or 





intervals, in the said City of Oakland. County of Alameda, State of California, for 

more than two ,years preceding the date of the first publication of the notice herein 






1 TIME 

to-wit: from the 19.Tit day of OCTOBER79 

A D 19..79., 

to and until the 1.9-Th day of 0 .C.T.Q.5 E A.D. 19 79 , 


published, to-wit: 

OCTOBER 19 , 1979

aM 7-4 FORM Is-C 

Absent: 



Commissioners Connolly 




RELATING TO SPACE ASSIGNMENT RATES. 



Section 1. Item No. 2655 of Port Ordinance No. 

964 is hereby amended by the addition of the following Subsection 

(g) thereto: 

ITEM 


SPACE ASSIGNMENT RATES 

A charge shall be made for all Space Assignments 

according to use and kind of space assigned, and 

shall be assessed per square foot per month as 

follows: (See Notes 1, 2 and 3-.) 

(g) Maintenance and Repair Space: 

(1) Maintenance and Repair Building 

B-213 $ 60 2655 


October 22, 1979. 

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland, California, October 2, 

1979. Passed to print for one day by the following vote: Ayes: Commissioners 

Connolly, Creque, Rodriguez, Smith and President Berkley -5. 

Noes: None. Absent: Commissioners Eng and Soda -2. 

Adopted at a n adjourned regular meeting held October 9, 1979 


Ayes: 

Noes: None. 

Commissioners Creque, Eng, Rodriguez, Smith and 

President Berkley -5.

Affidavit of Publicr tio2n3 

ORT,nL__; 

IN THE MATTER OF Affid i- av T it dr 

pi Publication of 


ROOM 201 




ss 


1 

being duly sworn. saw 

Acct 50 


8TH OCTOBER 79 S 

day of A D 19........ 

/PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2260 

B. REISS 

That lam and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the I nited 












subscription list of' paying subscribers, and is not devoted to the interests or 





intervals, in the said City of Oakland, Count y of Alameda, State of California, for 







1 TIME 

8TH 

OCTOBER 

79 

to-wit: from the day of A D 19 , 

to and until the 8TH day of OCTOBER A.D. 19 79 , 


published, to-wit:--- 

OCTOBER 8, 1979

2M 7-48 FORM 18-c 





AN ORDINANCE AMENDING PORT ORDINANCE 

NO. 2161 ESTABLISHING THE RULES AND 

REGULATIONS FOR THE PORT OF OAKLAND'S 

EMBARCADERO COVE MARINA AND FOR FIXING 

THE RATES AND CHARGES IN CONNECTION 

THEREWITH. 




hereby is amended by adding a new subparagraph f to read as 

follows: 

"(f) Side Tie Rent: 

Vessel Length Monthly Rent 

30' or under $ 2.50 per lineal foot 

over 30' 2.75 per lineal foot" 

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland, California, October 2, 

1979. Passed to print for one day by the following vote: Ayes: Commissioners 

Connolly, Creque, Rodriguez, Smith and President Berkley -5. 

Noes: None. Absent: Commissioners Eng and Soda -2. 

Adoptedatan adjourned regular meeting held October 23 , 1979 


Ayes: Commissioners Creque, Eng, Rodriguez, Smith, Soda 


Noes: 

None. 

Absent: Commissioner Connolly -1. 

Attest 7 

7'7, se, 

/ Pre en . 

Secretary.

nan live units, will raise 

$1.2 million additional ant 

.o keep Oakland's 1,000 mi 

;ewer lines operational. 

Despite the huge perce 

increase in some categ. 

Dakiand's overall sewer 

remain lower than those 

rounding cities, accord;, 

1City Public Works Dir 

James E. McCarty. 

There has been no sewe 

increase since 1968, while , 

tenance and construction 

have dramatically increas 

cause of inflation, he addle 

kto SO 

Atfiaavit of Publicationm 18 



ROOM 201 





ss. 

/, B. REISS 



12TH day of OCTOBER D. 19 79 S 

A ffiYgitToi);/-u-a Rcation of 

( PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2259 


States. over the age of twenty-one years, not a party to or interested in the matter or 












published f■tr the ehterminment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 




intervals, in the said City of Oakland. County of Alameda, State of California, t■-tr 




That the notice PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2259 



12TH 

1 TIME 


OCTOBER 79 

A.D. 19 

to and until the 12TH day of OCTOBER A.D. 19 

7 9 

, 



OCTOBER 12 , 19 79




AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE EFFEC- 

TIVE DATE OF NEW SALARY RATES ESTAB- 

LISHED UNDER CERTAIN SECTIONS OF 

PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867 FIXING THE 

COMPENSATION OF CERTAIN OFFICERS 


WHEREAS, Port Ordinance No. 2213 amended Port 

Ordinance No. 867 to fix the compensation of certain Port 

management staff employees effective October 1, 1978; and 

WHEREAS, the Port -salary procedure for management 

employees has for several years annually established 

new salary rates effective each October 1st; and 

WHEREAS, this Board has contracted with RALPH 

ANDERSON AND ASSOCIATES to prepare a salary study for 

management staff employees to assist the Board in making 

management staff salary determinations for this year; 

and 

WHEREAS, said salary study and this Board's 

review thereof will not be completed in time to finally 

adopt an ordinance establishing specific revised salary 

rates by October 1, 1979; and 

WHEREAS, this Board intends to consider said 

salary study in making its determinations as to said management 

staff salaries and further intends to make said 

salary adjustments effective in accordance with its 

usual practice on October 1, 1979 or upon the date of 

final adoption of this ordinance, whichever occurs last; 

now, therefore, 


of the City of Oakland as follows:

Absent: 

Section 1. The salaries for management staff 

employees of the Port established by Port Ordinance No. 

2213 are intended to be adjusted effective October 1, 

1979 or the date of final adoption of this ordinance, 

whichever occurs last. 

Section 2. The salaries for management staff 

employees of the Port which are established by this 

Board following its review of the salary study prepared 

for the Board by RALPH ANDERSON AND ASSOCIATES will be 

effective retroactive to October 1, 1979 or the date of 

final adoption of this ordinance, whichever occurs last. 


September 18, 1979. Passed to print for one day by the following 

vote: Ayes: Commissioners Creque, Eng, Rodriguez, Smith, 


Connolly -1. 

Adopted at a regular meeting held October 2, 1979 




Noes: None. 

Commissioners Eng and Soda-(-=-. 

App .ved as to form rality : 

torney 

Pik 

Attest

o splendid 

a complete with 

melt your tenalong 

with the 

lane amenities 

bdrms for the 

/ room, decks, 

woodgrain & 

iss beauty deattention. 

Coil 

ING 849-3711; 

,.269 or ALICE 

1849-3711; eves. 

liars. 

;INCE 1887 

McDUFFE 

athick, Berk 

.Valley 

?,950 * 

.e on this sPO- 

M home in LIP- 

Beautiful hards, 

2 fireplaces, 

P with skylight. 

5 Is priced to 

V11.1111W41. J/11 

7054 YORK DR! 

HOT DAYS AHE 

This Dublin beaut, 

lost long. Lovely 3 

bath, decorated to 

Lion. Excellent carp 

family room plus lt 

F pool. 596,950. 

TRINALLEY Brokers E 

OPEN HOUSE SAT 8 

8752 WICKLOW 

2 story, gale sire 

rumpus roam, fit 

large kitchen. $92.0 

TRI VALLEY Brokers 

15-Hayward 

5 BEDROOA 

VIEW! 

Super family hon 

privacy, formal cl 

baths, rumpus roe, 

kitchen, lots of 

area, all done up v 

sq ft of style for 

living In Woodland 

New Price $163,501 

ADAMS & ADAM: 

3587 Castro Valle 

5374314 

ASSUMPTIOt 

RARE OfTORLIN 

name high balTancf 

3/4% on this short 

awlarge corm 

Cher land. RUT. 

Act" 50 

Atildevit of Publicatioon-2 f,, ,o: 20 



ROOM 305 

66 JACK LONDON . SQUARE 



County of A LAMEDA ss. N. R.EISS 

• 



1ST da y of KT° 51;1 1-b 19 79 S 

AffidavitP 

OT)fi-P-C ur I frt9c1W4EY 

FT ORDINANCE NO. 2258 


States. over the age of twent y-one years. not a party to or interested in the matter or 












published IM the entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 









PORT ORDINANCE CE NO . 2258 


1 TIME 

28TH SEPTEMBER 79 


to and until the 28TH day- of SEPTEMBER 79 

A.D. 19 


published, to-wit:— SERTEMBER.2.84-1979

3M 7.43 'TORE. 913-C 

Absent: Commissioners Eng and Soda 

Approved as to form and - 

yaw-47070,0, 

r siot ttorney 



PORT ORDINANCE No. 2257 






)2/ 





Sec. 1.77. In addition to the compensation otherwise 

provided herein, each person employed under Sections 

8.02, 8.03, 8.05, 8.06, 8.061, 8.09, 8.o91, 8.092, 8.10, 8.11, 

8.12, 8.16 and 8.21 shall be entitled to an additional six 

percent (6%) of the compensation fixed for his services, calculated 

to the nearest dollar. 


effect immediately and the provisions thereof shall be retroactive 

to July 1, 1979. 





Connolly -1. 

Adopted regular at ameeting held October ober 2, 1979 




Noes: 

None. 

Attest 

/ 

esident. 

Secretary.

Con,napt rut, and alien for ad 

outride Cafif Pa, upon 

SO. charges are subject to labane Cred 

TRIB-IT 

2 Lines 7 Days $ 

The TRIBTT special rate is avail, 

parties under the Personal Messer 

Miscellaneous For Sale ctassificaf 

Sole must be priced and the total 

exceed $500. Ads may be cane 

refunds. Additional lines each on 

Advertisements of discriminatory 

preference to race, color, sex c 

acceoted in any classification. 

• • 

Affidavit of Puuncatiork-2 MO: 21 

IN THE MATTER OF Affidavit grcifUlf6I ti F EY 


ROOM 395 





0


CITY OF OAKLAND C_ 



OF PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867 CREATING ONE 

ADDITIONAL POSITION OF MARINE COMMER- 

CIAL REPRESENTATIVE V, AND ADDING SEC- 

TIONS 5.164 AND 5.165 CREATING ONE 

POSITION EACH OF PORT PROGRAM COORDI- 

NATOR AND PORT JOB RESEARCHER. 



Section 1. Sec. 11.006 of Port Ordinance No. 

867 is hereby amended to create one additional position 

of Marine Commercial Representative V, which section 

shall read as follows: 

No, of Salary or 


Sec. 11.006 2 Marine Commercial Representative 

V 70.9 

Section 2. Secs. 5.164 and 5.165 are hereby 

added to Port Ordinance No. 867 to create one position each 

of Port Program Coordinator and Port Job Researcher, which 

sections shall read as follows:

Absent: Commissioners Eng and Soda - 

Appro ed as to form and legality: 

4Ari IMP) 



Sec. 5.168 1 Port Program Coordinator 

58.5 

Sec. 5.165 1 Port Job Researcher 51.5 





Connolly -1. 





Noes: 

None.

a—rors or t105tic 

high-ceilings. 

dog room, bursystem, 

huge 

ant, nice land- 

] much more! A 

ust $97,500. 522- 

01, Owner. 1202 

By 2 bo, tarn 

lin rm w/frpic, 

5-7925 

mem•■■■■■■■■■• 

rEV1E 

a: et i 

1 berm 1 bath 

t 1725 2 berm, 2 

)0; Unit 1202 1 

2 bath $105,000. 

• 8 3/4 % Loans 

APPOINTMENT 

REALTY INC. 

rce, Albany 

'5-4680 

2 story Victor-It, 

2+ bo, new 

ectrIcIfv, nr UC. 

I help finance. 

Sun. Sept. 30, 

!227 Ward St. 

,1-3065 

AND WORTH IT 

wmes_went 

FIRST OFFERI 

Excellent location. 

berm, 2 both, dram 

fireplaces, new cc 

family room, patio. 

tic Value at $84,50C 

BACK ON MA 

This home sold MN 

ly when first offer 

fell 8 It's now bad 

market. 4 borms, 

family room, model 

en, formal dining, 11 

w/w carpeting, lo‘ 

tenance yard win 

klers. $89,000. Be 

take advantage of 

cellent value! 

NO QUALM 

$28,350 to assum. 

berm, 2 bath, fort 

ing, family rm, 

living rm with fir 

private courtyard e. 

$88,350. Exclusive 

American Homes 

LLWrIllUSATI? 

e 

iaavit of Publication I,10 21 

Atct 



ROOM 305 

66 JACK LONDON . SQUARE 




0,1 50 

1 

ss 



1ST day of UCTabEliD. 19 79 

A ffid FaTiPoTf f 


B. REISS 

That I am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the t !tilted 







Court of the State of California in and tier the County of Alameda, Judgment No. 






published 1■,r t le entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 













28TH 

• TIME 

day of SEPTEMBER 

28Th day of SEPTEMBER 

79 

A.D. 19 , 

A.D. 19 79 



SEPTEMBER 29, 1979




AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR CONTRIBUTIONS 

TOWARD THE COST OF GROUP LIFE INSURANCE 

FOR EMPLOYEES OF THE PORT OF OAKLAND. 



Section 1. ESTABLISHMENT. For the better morale 

and welfare of the employees of the Port of Oakland, the 

Board of Port Commissioners hereby approves and establishes 

a plan of contributions by the Board for the cost of providing 

group life insurance, with accidental death and dismemberment 

coverage, in the face amount of Five Thousand 

Dollars ($5,000.00) for each eligible employee of the Port 

where such insurance is afforded by an insurance company 

authorized to transact business in the State of California 

and approved by the Board, pursuant to and subject to the 

provisions, terms and conditions hereinafter set forth. 

Section 2. CONTRIBUTIONS. Effective on the 1st • 

day of October, 1979, the Board shall contribute the sum 

of Two and 25/100 Dollars ($2.25) per employee per month for 

the cost of such insurance. 

Section 3. ELIGIBILITY. Except as in this 

section specifically provided, every employee in the service 

of the Board on the date of adoption of this ordinance, 

and every employee who thereafter enters the service of the 

Board, is eligible to participate in this insurance. The 

following persons are excepted from and are not eligible to 

participate in this insurance: (a) Members of the Board of 

Port Commissioners; (b) persons employed on a part-time 

basis; (c) persons employed under contract for a definite 

period of time or for the performance of specific duties; 

(d) temporary employees and provisional appointees engaged 

pursuant to Article VIII of the City Charter; (e) limited 

duration employees; and (f) retired employees.

Section 4. PARTICIPATION. (a) Every eligible 

employee on the date of adoption of this ordinance shall 

participate in this insurance. 

(b) Every eligible employee who enters the service 

of the Board after the adoption of this ordinance, and 

every eligible employee who reenters the service of the 

Board after the date of adoption of this ordinance, shall 

become a participating employee under the insurance hereby 

established upon the earliest date thereafter permitted 

under the processing requirements of the Director of Fiscal 

Affairs, Port Department, and the terms, conditions and 

provisions of the insurance. 

Section 5. CONDITIONS. (a) In no event shall 

the contribution of the Board be paid directly to the 

employee. The contribution for each participating 

employee shall be paid by the Board directly to the insurance 

company. 

(b) The contribution of the Board shall not be 

deemed to be, nor included in, gross income of the employee, 

nor shall it be construed to increase benefits or allowances 

payable under any State or City retirement system, nor 

shall it be taken into consideration in determining or computing 

deductions for contributions to any such State or 

City retirement system. 

(c) With respect to employees of the Board who 

are on leave of absence without pay, the contribution of 

the Board and insurance coverage shall be discontinued for 

any period in excess of three months during which an employee 

is not receiving pay. 

(d) Termination of employment by the Board of 

any participating employee shall cause the obligation of 

the Board to make the contributions herein provided for 

to terminate; provided, however, that such contribution 

shall be made by the Board for and on behalf of any participating 

employee for each calendar month upon the

first day of which such employee is in the service of the 

Board. 





Connolly -1. 





Noes: None. 

Absent: Commissioners Eng and So

A one revel 

barbering 

vith fantastic 

and escep- 

Y. - 'entry, 

room with 

Sling, formal 

e rumpus, 2 

I large bed- 

's being used 

ou appreciate 

eve all the ey- 

Ohas extrao, 

A,N00 

lot, of 

GROW 

Star 537-1114 

▪ VIEW 

hill in lovely 

a immaculate 

bath custom 

rge rumpus, 2 

per size loanh 

sewing cabstorage 

area, 

kitchen and 

rrd. 5110,000. 

'OUR LIFE 

' Swimming? 

ronderful voles,. 

you can 

i In this fanninium. 

Ideal 

couples. High 

95, Wet bar, 

ne, tastefully 

is Can't last! 

96-3500. 

537-2900 

ey Celle 

drm home 

irm. Custom 

ill elec. kit., 

!ash carpet- 

:dace. This 

ide of owniut. 

Call Mallon. 

Only 

R782-401C 

RMER 

F take q 

lae sellers 

dhis 

'viel home 

fe 1 bath, 

hi format' 

di French 

di& more. 

Gwrng or 

fllyi Roarr,91 

1,750 

ki\ n—wale, 

tom, doeb: 

Sunset 

H411 built 

herythmg 

T Redly, 

Ste. 

PER 1; 

3 close' 

Sag. Lo 

atO bridle 

& Realtors 

0 Nan 

Er-8630 

F:R! 

lt barn, 1 

bars, firer 

ppgoara 

and Morlet. 

This is 

of ?% cash 

1 your offiubject 

don. For 

n Call: 

8-0600 

LTY 

D 

vi.t of Pub "191.1 10 20 

IN THE MATTER OF AffiMiroiii,WiN& of 


ROOM 395 


(OAKLAND, CA 94607 


County or ALAMEDA 

cet 90 

ss. 



1ST day of OCTOtiEka 19 79 

/PORT 0 ANC O. 225 

B. REISS 

That lam and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the t fnited 

States. over the age of twenty-one years. not a party to or interested in the matter or 




printer of the OAKLAND TRIBUNE. which was during all the time hereinafter 








published cur the entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 











1 TINE 

to-wit: from the 2.8T,Ei day of a. TEMBER 'A.D. 19 79, 

to and until the 28T;~ day of SEPTEMaER A.D. 19 7 9; 



SEPTEMBER 28, 1979



PORT ORDINANCE NO . 22511 

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 18 OF 

PORT ORDINANCE NO. 1149 RELATING TO 

CHARGES FOR USE OF FACILITIES AND 

THE PROVISION OF AVIATION FUEL AT 

METROPOLITAN OAKLAND INTERNATIONAL 

AIRPORT. 



Section 1, Section 18.a. of Port Ordinance No. 

1149 hereby is amended to read as follows: 

"Section 18. a. Unless otherwise provided 

by a written agreement between the 

Port and a Contract Account, the charge 

for each single delivery by Port personnel 

of five hundred (500) or more gallons of 

aviation fuel to a Contract Account is 

2-1/4¢ per gallon for each gallon delivered; 

provided, that the said charge for each 

such delivery of Shell Oil Company aviation 

fuel to a Contract Account is 2.96¢ per gallon 

for each gallon delivered and the said 

charge for each such delivery of Chevron 

U.S.A. Inc. aviation fuel to a Contract 

Account is 2.64¢ per gallon for each gallon 

delivered, and the said charge for each 

such delivery of Exxon aviation fuel to a 

Contract Account or for any delivery of 

aviation fuel to Pacific Southwest Airlines 

is 2.73¢ per gallon for each gallon delivered. 

The charge for the dispensing of aviation 

fuel in single deliveries of less than five 

hundred (500) gallons to Contract Accounts 

shall be Eleven and 25/100 Dollars ($11.25) 

for each such single delivery. This 

delivery charge is levied against and is 

payable by the oil company whose product is 

so delivered.

"In addition to the retail purchase 

price of aviation fuel, a service charge 

of $10.00 shall be made on each single 

retail aviation fuel delivery and sale of 

less than 75 gallons made to aircraft upon 

the ramp area surrounding the airline terminal 

complex comprised of Buildings Nos. 

M-101, M-102, M-103, M-104, M-106 and 

M-112." 





Connolly -1. 





Noes: 

None. 

Absent: Commissioners Eng and Sod 

Appi , yed as to form a egality: 

Attorney 

Ppesident. 

..,, // /- f 

Attest ---1;,..4,.1 ( //----Y- Atf...::7 ,,,,,/---L-"'V 

..:, - 

Secretary.

Advertisers ore requested to ched 

non reporting any error immedta 

not ' be responsible for more than 

wilt cation; adjustment 

be made 

of advertisement M error, 

and 

San Lem-K. 

Cast. 

Law,. 

*Hayward 

BAn'r*Sranon 

Aynt 50 

Fr C IV L 

Affidavit of Publicatvati,„ 10 

hierv.ir 

• ieemont 

2 

IN THE MATTER OF A mgaQii riAikA Et a o 


ROOM 395 

66 JACK LONDON SQUARE PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2254 

OAKLAND ,CA 94607 


SS. 



B. REISS 

That / am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the 13nited 

States, over the age of twenty-one years. not a party to or interested in the ma tter or 




printer of the OAKLAND TRIBUNE, which was during all the time hereinafter• 








published for tiira entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade, 




intervals, in the said Cit y of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, for 







1 TIME 

to-wit: from the day of SEPTEMBER 

28TH 


28TH day of SEPTEMBER 

A.D. 19 

A.D. 19 


published, to-wit:-- 


1ST day OCTOBEHLD.19 79 S 

SEPTEMBER 28, 1979 

79 

79







WITH SAWTOOTH LAND COMPANY AND 

AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION THEREOF. 









Agreement dated the 18th day of September, 1979, between 

this Board, as Seller, and SAWTOOTH LAND COMPANY, a California 

limited partnership, as Buyer, by which the Port agrees to 

sell and Buyer agrees to purchase the said real property, 

subject to the terms and conditions therein set forth, for 

the sum of $153,615.00, are hereby approved. 


Commissioners is hereby authorized to execute and the Secretary 

of said Board to attest said Agreement. 



and conditions of said Agreement, upon payment of the balance 

of the said purchase price, a Grant Deed therefor shall be 

executed by the President of the Board of Port Commissioners 

on behalf of the City of Oakland and the Secretary of said 

Board shall attest the signature of the President of the 

Board; and such Grant Deed, when so signed and attested, 

acknowledged and sealed with the official seal of the Board, 

shall be deemed duly executed by the City of Oakland. 







known as Eastshore Freeway). Said monument

is also known as Monument 4l/D, situate in 


State of California, from which monument 

the bearing of the monument line to the 

monument known as 41/E is being taken as 

South 19°54'54" West, for the purpose of 

this description; thence leaving Monument 

41/D along the monument line North 4°39'16" 

East 228.23 feet to its intersection with 

the southeasterly production of the southwestern 

right of way line of the street 

known as Edgewater Drive; thence along last 

said line and said southwestern right of 

way line the following four courses: North 

70°05'06" West 803.25 feet; North 47°51'59" 

West 89.33 feet; along a tangent curve concave 

to the northeast with a radius of 428 

feet through a central angle of 12°59'15" 

for an arc distance of 97.02 feet, tangent 

to last said curve North 38°52'44" West 

2,278.77 feet to the intersection of the 

northeasterly production of the southeastern 

right of way line of the proposed street, 

100 feet in width; thence along last said 

line and its production South 55°07'16" West 

289.72 feet to the southwestern line of the 

utility line easement, 25 feet in width, 

said point being the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING 

of the parcel to be described; thence continuing 

along last said street right of way 

line South 55°17'16" West 190 feet; thence 

South 34°52'44" East 231 feet; thence North 

55°07'16" East 190 feet to said southwestern 

line of the 25 foot utility easement; thence 

along last said line North 34°52'44" West 

231 feet to the point of beginning. Containing 

an area of 1.00758 acres, more or less. 





the proposed street improvements. 

The temporary construction easement for 

the proposed street shall terminate upon the 

date of recordation of the notice of completion 

for the construction of said street. 

improvements.

Section 6. The ordinance shall take effect 

thirty (30) days from and after its final adoption and 

the Port Attorney is authorized and directed to record 






Connolly -1. 

Adopted at a regular meeting held November 6, 1 97 9 




Noes: None. 

Absent: Commissioners Eng and Soda 

Attest 

ecretary.

Aiiidavit of kuiiiicabon 41410:21 


A ffidiATEFA'IN . 131EWf 


ROOM 395 

66 JACK LONDON SQUARE (PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2253 



ss. 

County of ALAMEDA ) B. RIESS 

Accv 50 


That I am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the t'nited 






mentic-ned, and now is a newspaper of general circulation, as decreed in the Superior 

CQ. Oft 1pf the State of California in and for the County of Alameda, Judgment No. 

2377°' December 4, 1951, and as that term is defined by Section 6000 of the 

Gi ?lent Code, and as provided by said Section, is printed and published in the 

Cif Oakland. County of Alameda, State of California, for the dissemination of 

loc. . telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona fide 


poiilisi■ed for Lily eideriiiinment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade, 

calli :-'race or denomination or for any number of such classes, professions, trades. 










1 TIME 

28TH SEPTEMBER 79 

Ao-wit: from the day of A.D. 19 

(- and until the 28TH day of SEPTEMBER A.D. 19 79 , 

,Y)th days inclusive, and as often during said period as said newspaper was 


SEPTEMBER 28 , 1979 


1/4 

1ST DCT OBE RA.D. 19 79 

day ol 

cd/rt/ 

Notary Public in and for the County of Alameda, State of California




AN ORDINANCE ADDING SECTIONS 1.75 

AND 1.76 TO, AND AMENDING SECTIONS 

1.30, 9.05 AND 9.10 OF, PORT ORDI- 

NANCE NO. 867 FIXING THE COMPENSA- 

TION OF CERTAIN OFFICERS AND 

EMPLOYEES OF THE PORT DEPARTMENT. 






otherwise provided herein, each person employed under 

the following Sections shall be entitled to the additional 

stated percentage of the compensation fixed for his services, 

said percentage increases to be calculated on the 

basis of the compensation in effect under said Sections on 

June 30, 1979, calculated to the nearest dollar: 

Section 5.143 - 5.4% 

Section 8.071 - 3.4% 

Section 9.02 - 7.25% 

Section 9.041 - 7% 

Section 9.09 - 2.3% 

Section 9.12 - 3.5% 

Section 9.15 - 4% 




otherwise provided herein, each person employed under Sections 

5.021, 5.03, 5.04, 5.041, 5.061, 5.062, 5.08, 5.082, 

5.101, 5.121, 5.122, 5.13, 5.131, 5.132, 5.133, 5.14, 

5.141, 5.143, 5.15, 5.151, 7.o4, 7.041, 7.o42, 7.043, 7.o9, 

7.12, 8.0611, 8.0631, 8.0634, 8.0636, 8.071, 8.o8, 8.082, 

8.o83, 8.134, 8.136, 8.211, 9.02, 9.03, 9.041, 9.05, 9.051, 

9.052, 9.06, 9.08, 9.09, 9.10, 9.11, 9.12, 9.15, 9.16, 9.171, 

9.19, 10.031, 10.04, 10.041, 10.042, 10.05, 10.07, 10.072, 

10.09, 10.10, 10.102, 10.103, 11.03, 12.031, 12.08 and 12.17 

shall be entitled to an additional six percent (6%) of the 

compensation fixed for his services, calculated to the 

nearest dollar.




otherwise provided herein, each employee assigned to underwater 

inspection and repair of marine terminal facilities 

of the Port shall be entitled to $10.00 per hour, or fraction 

thereof, during which he is actually engaged in such 

inspection and repair work. 


No. 867 are hereby amended to read respectively as follows: 

Absent: Commissioner Connolly - 



Sec. 9.05 47 Semiskilled Laborer 38.5 

Sec. 9.10 4 Plumber 52 

Section 5. Sections 1, 2, 3 and 4 of this ordinance 

shall take effect immediately and the provisions thereof shall 

be retroactive to July 1, 1979. 



vote: Ayes: Commissioners Connolly, Eng, Rodriguez, Smith and 


Gainer and Soda -2. 

Adopted at a regular meeting held September 18, 1979 


Ayes: 

Noes: None . 

Commissioners Creque, Eng, Rodriguez, Smith, Soda and 

President Berkley -6.

Vit\N!! 

ely 4 [Arm, 4,000 sq 

at the foot of Morfhple 

is PelleCt for 

u, family. Beamed 

icture windows, 

rr y galore 

, 

,, s'A HENDERSON 

T' PHOFESSIONA LS 

iS1-6500 

Hand 

r a... to Seminary 

bus. MatArthat Froewo 

'''7‘i********* 

it English Tudor, 3 

best of Maxwell 

Drily $75,000. Agt 

IER. Elegant Tudor 

sine. Split level 3 

read Cu, breakfast nook. 

"Pets, drapes, apPls, 

11-Call for appt, 26h 

her e 

AND 2255-1 bed- 

' 8.141,off age, fruit trees, 

8.0634,500 OWC 832- 2617 

9 05 ' 

'-. -DYMAN SPECIAL 

iu . 1r.; )3 12th Ave. Large 

ye' c.1-9,95(.). Aut. 376-8877. 

the noidlified FHA Buyers 

pet-ties located in 

'4. Call Hal, FAIto 

reoEALTORS, 785-031R1 

5( 136 

tier ein 

cf 

hour,! 

inspecily 

AUTY 

cmencgned for famiray 

on 5 acres 

Soc. 7.1 dining, living 

5ec 4. , 3 ,n, large din- 

Se-nore than gen- 

Inmalatt ins, finished 

1979. 

In 

4, 1976' 

CommIkSSOC. 

—5.''''RENTWOOD 

Aiiiaavit of Publican 19p 9 38 

American Ho 

OAK HILLS/ 

townhome 3 

AEK, sec sor 

gay -0W, r 

$126,000s 569 

SHEFFIEL 

Neat as a I 

bath, 00809, 

Cached gar' 

sumable 

last! Agt, 76. 

39-Piedra 

OPEN SA' 

15 LA 

One of Pie, 

homes in c 

This wad(); 

sits high on 

of q quiet 

bdrms, 3e, 

dining wigs 

downstairs 

surrounds 

soaped gar' 

pool. Now r 

to seller assisl 

lag, For IL 

261-4250. 

PIEDMONT 

2v baths F 

Good bsmi 

View S 

Ownr 7 

IN THE MATTER OF AffigiaGrnmoitienr°f 

Port of Oakland. 

66 Jack London Sq. Room 201 

Oakland, Ca 94607 



Accr. 50 

41•-Piease 

OPEN i-I0 

3756 P 

By owner 

home, fan, 

car garag 

other exit, 

old ossumc 

call 846-90f 

WOW! C 

3 Esecirow 

AEK, incl 

Drapes, pc 

ir, Assurn( 

• down. Hut 

9272, 820-0 

43-San I 

918 

$10,00 

Beautiful 

gush Tad 

fhedral CE 

+ 5000. 3 

Critchtiek 

ss. 


C. Murray 


14tb y of SiApt A.D. 19 79 1 CM\W 

and 

Port 













subscription list or paving subscribers, and is not devoted to the interests or 

published nu the entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade, 








That the notice FDrt 


one time 

to-wit: from the 14th day of September 

A.D. 19 79 

to and until the__ .14.th day-of September A.D. 19 79 


published, to-wit:--- September 14, 1979







WITH AMERICAN PROTECTIVE SERVICES, INC. 

AND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION THEREOF. 








Section 2. The terms and conditions of that certain. 

Agreement dated the 4th day of September, 1979, between 

this Board, as Seller, and AMERICAN PROTECTIVE SERVICES, INC., 

a California corporation, as Buyer, by which the Port agrees 

to sell and Buyer agrees to purchase the said real property, 








and conditions of said Agreement, upon payment of the 

balance of the said purchase price, a Grant Deed therefor 

shall be executed by the President of the Board of Port 

Commissioners on behalf of the City of Oakland and the 

Secretary of said Board shall attest the signature of the 

President of the Board; and such Grant Deed, when so signed 

and attested, acknowledged and sealed with the official seal 

of the Board, shall be deemed duly executed by the City of 

Oakland. 










State of California, from which monument

the bearing of the monument line to the monument 

known as 41/E is being taken as South 

19°54'54" West, for the purpose of this 

description; thence leaving Monument 41/D 

along the monument line North 4°39'16" East 

224.23 feet to its intersection with the 

southeasterly production of the southwestern 


Edgewater Drive; thence along last said line 

and said southwestern right of way line the 


West 803.25 feet; North 47°51'59" West 89.33 

feet; along a tangent curve concave to the 

northeast with a radius of 428 feet through 

a central angle of 12°59'15" for an arc distance 

of 97.02 feet, tangent to last said 

curve North 34°52'44" West 2,278.77 feet to 

its intersection with the northeasterly production 

of the southeastern right of way 

line of the proposed street, 100 feet in 

width; thence along last said line and its 

production South 55°07'16" West 668.72 feet 

to the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING of the parcel 

to be described; thence continuing along last 

said right of way line South 55°07'16" West 

190.5 feet to a point herein for convenience 

is being designated as Station "A", said 

point also being on the northeasterly line of 

Parcel 1 in the Grant Deed to the Alameda 

County Flood Control and Water Conservation 

District which was recorded April 29, 1974, 

in Reel 3664 at Image 818, Alameda County 

Records; thence along last said line South 

34°52'44" East 231 feet; thence North 55°07' 

16" East 190.5 feet; thence North 34°52'44" 

West 231 feet to the point of beginning. 

Containing an area of 1.01023 acres, more or 

less. 

RESERVING to the Grantor and its assigns 

an easement for the construction and maintenance 

of a roadway or path and slopes over the 

most southwesterly portions of the premises 

which is more particularly described as follows: 

BEGINNING at the point designated as 

Station "A" in the hereinabove description; 

thence along the southeastern right of way line 

of the proposed street North 55°07'16" East 25 

feet; thence South 20°50'34" East 103.187 feet 

to the hereinabove referred to northeastern 

boundary of Parcel 1 (RE 3664 IM 818); thence 


100.113 feet to the point of beginning. 

The Grantor hereby reserves the right 

to convey its interest in said easement to 

other agencies for the purpose of channel 

maintenance, roadway use and/or public access 

for pedestrians and bicycles. 





the proposed street improvements.

The temporary construction easement 

for the proposed street shall terminate 

upon the date of recordation of the notice 

of completion for the construction of said 

street improvements. 


for the southwesterly 25 feet of the northwesterly 

25 feet of the premises shall 

terminate upon the date of recordation of 

the notice of completion for that portion 

of the proposed street, which includes a 

bridge across the San Leandro Creek Channel. 









Gainor and Soda -2. 

Adopted at a regular meetingheld September 18, 1979 


Ayes: Commissioners Creque, Eng, Rodriguez, Smith, Soda and 


Noes: None. 

Absent: ' Commissioner Connolly -

INCE 1887 

N ASON McDUFFE 

alit of Publi,a 

IN THE MATTER OF ANf&C,kiiiiPUti lcFaiion of 

Port of Oakland 


Oakland, Ca 94607 Port 



I, 

I 'ev–e.283-6032Wattors:'' 

1 s1 being duly sworn, say: 

1 INCE 1887 it 

INtSSONNIXILISHEr i 

DRS I 3725 Mt Diablo BI, I.of 

ss. 

C. Murray 

That I am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the t "tilted 


I 

I WANT TO OWN 2 HOUSES? . 

This owner doesn't! His i 

I present house is 0 dream • 

,O`r, I of contemporar y aeCO, at " ij 

Cried 1 mg with abundonce of !,B 

iortel 1 wood & oozing with charm. I 

i001-; Large rooms are a plus as I 

it s the fireplace in the mos 

t; 

er bedroom. He wi g even 1. 

leave the sparkling in- I 1 

ground for 

1 ' Ar ?hlffgou 

rr1T9100. 

Call 201,Ni,F HILES 932- 

1000; eves. 935-0083 Realtors. 

I 








ORS INCE 18871 


R MASONMADUFF1E 


Past 

1103 S Calif Bin, WC 

73-Martinez 



Only 

OLD MACDONALD 

had a farm and so con you, 

coming equipped with 10 

chickens! Sect privacy on 

approximatel y 1, acre, on 

a non tract area. Contemporary 

3 bedroom 1 [ana 

with a SPECIAL deck over 

garage providing a fantastic 

view. Just listed and 

won't last for $85,050. 





2300 

RG REAL ESTATE 

938-3400 WALNUT CREEK 

75-Morag a 

LOVELY Exec. Home 3 

bdrm, 775 ba, din rm, tam 

em, v:/pool sop, 51E9,050. 

By appointment only. Owner/Agent. 

203-2312 

79-Orinda 

ORINDA RANCHETTE 

Hard to fine site for a buyr 

s er with vision. 1.46 ac. with 

dude seclusion 8 unsurpassed 

1 on view, horses allowed & 

2100 pool. Charming 2 berm eonplan. 

Ho expandable home on 

Call close-in location. Come see; 

110,- asKing 8189,500. Call J. Gs 

McKINLEY 154-0440; eves. 

376-3622 Realtors. - 


more titan two ,years preceding the date of the first publication of the notice herein 





one time 

to-wit: from the....14.th day of September A.D. 19 7 

to and until the 14th day of September 

A.D. 19 79 


published, to-wit:— Se-Rtambe 


Dithiay of S.e.p.t. A.D. 19 79 S 

WW1 

.Nothr y. Publie in and fo the County of Alameda, State of California




AN ORDINANCE ADDING CERTAIN SECTIONS 

TO AND AMENDING SECTION 9.18 OF PORT 

ORDINANCE NO. 867 CREATING ONE POSI- 

TION OF SENIOR ENGINEERING ASSISTANT 

AND THREE POSITIONS OF ENGINEERING 

ASSISTANT, AND CREATING TEN ADDITIONAL 

POSITIONS OF YOUTH AIDE, CLASS "A" AND 

FIVE ADDITIONAL POSITIONS OF YOUTH 

AIDE, CLASS "B". 




Ordinance No. 867 to create one position of Senior Engineering 

Assistant, which section shall read as follows: 



Sec. 8.072 1 Senior Engineering 

Assistant 63 


Ordinance No. 867 to create three positions of Engineering 

Assistant, which section shall read as follows: 



Sec. 8.084 3 Engineering Assistant 57


is hereby amended to add ten additional positions of Youth 

Aide, Class "A" and five additional positions of Youth 

Aide, Class "B", which section shall read as follows: 





21 Youth Aide, Class "A" $7.17/hr. 

28 Youth Aide, Class "B" $5.62/hr. 

30 Youth Aide, Class "C" $4.07/hr. 

8 Youth Aide, Class "D" $3.08/hr. 






Adopted at a regular meeting held Sept ember 18, 1979 




Noes: None.

Owner transferred & must 

sell this split level mansion 

NOW. Possible price reduction 

by motivated seller. 

Agent of Matheson & 

Crites Inc. Mary V. Smith, 

937-1344 • 

ITS COUNTRY TIME 

On -'hf acre you con put 

both a pool & a tennis 

court; PLUS it's convenient 

'42890 to shopping & freeway access. 

Caihederal ceiling in 

cr— living room, very large 

slvnt family room, 3 berms & 21/2 

baths. All for 3133,500. 0:111 

1 LES MEYER 837-4281; 939c 

6342 Realtors. 

Sf 10' 

Realtors. rs. 

a-- 

some 

ftre- 

Car 

0 to- 

W0(30 

E 

4 

/lish 

with 

he, 3 

SINCE 1887 

230 N Hartz, Dun 

SPECTACULAR view overlooking 

the valley qt the 

end of a cul-de-sac. Tri level 

4 Writ, 3 ha, 3 car garg 

on a acre lanascoped 

low maint lot. Located In 

the Shoonw subdivision 

M Danotte. 412 Alcazor Ct. 

S 18y Call Greenorook • 

p eony 020-0416 tor info 

6 7-EI Cerrito 

BAY Vrew 3-bdrm. Easy 

core vat-a/fruit trees!By 

Owner, 576,200. 527-2858 

69-El Sobrante 

BRAND NEW 

Truly Spanish 3 

executivei quality home 

Acct.%) 



66 Jack London Sq. 

Room 201 




E s. 

C.. Murray 


E —D 

of Publif! p tion AM 9 30 

PORT ATTOpNEy. 

Affidavit of Publicaon o 


That I am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the I nited 













published Sir the entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 











one—time 

to-wit: from the 14th day of September A.D. 19 79 

to and until the 14.th. day of S e,pt ember A D 19 79, 

both days inclusive, and as ()ben during said period as said newspaper was 

September 14, 1979 



1.4th. day of S.e.p.t.. A.D. 19 7 9 MttiViat'



PORT ORDINANCE NO. h 2299 


OF PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2199 ESTABLISH- 

ING PERSONNEL RULES AND PROCEDURES OF 

THE PORT OF OAKLAND AND REPEALING 

PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2224. 



Section 1. Section 4.17 of Port Ordinance No. 


"Section 4.17 - Veterans' Preference 

in Examinations. 'Veteran' means any person 

who has served full time for thirty 

(30) days or more in the armed forces of 

the United States in time of war; or in 

time of peace in a campaign or expedition 

or service in which a medal has been authorized 

by the government of the United 

States; or during the period September 16, 

1940, to May 7, 1975, who has been discharged 

or released under conditions 

other than dishonorable; but does not include 

any person who served only in 

auxiliary or reserve components of the 

armed forces, whose service did not exempt 

him from the operation of the Selective 

Training and Service Act of 1940, nor those 

who have retired from the military service. 

"Such a veteran, competing in an opencompetitive 

examination, who attains the 

passing mark established for the examination 

without reference to credit granted herein,

App • ed as to form a ality : 

Porf ttorney 

shall be awarded additional credits 

amounting to five (5) percent of grade 

contained in such examinations; provided 

that such credits shall be awarded 

only during a period within five (5) 

years from the date of release from 

active duty." 

Section 2. Port Ordinance No. 2224 adopted by 

this Board on June 19, 1979, amending Section 5.07 of Port 

Ordinance No. 2199 relating to the extension of provisional 

appointments, hereby is repealed. 



vote: Ayes: Commissioners Connolly, Eng, Rodriguez, Smith 







Noes: None. 

Absent: 

At 

Attest

in a lovely o tx-a country 

setting 140,000. 

Don't clew — call today 

0 Stroup Realty 228- 

964 

E 'INS BY OWNER/BUILDER new, 

custom redwood home tocated 

on pvt, quiet rd, 3 

bdrm, 2 bath, frplc..'skyof 

Oto is lights, open cedar ceilings, 

much more. Call after 5:30 

amei34 p.m. 222-3564 

71-Lafayette 

AN ORJGINAL 

Individually designed with 

you in mina • detailed to 

the nth degree this unique 

custom contemporary 

awaits It's owner. 3 bdrm, 

nf-• 2 .72 bath, 2925 sq N. 

,,rf tent location. Time to 

zon• choose colors - asking 

orr, $259,500. Call PAT GORSHE 

dog 254-0440; eves. 283-2531 

Realtors. 

MtiSONM 

NICE 1887 

gton 225 Brookwood; Orindo 

o rhave 

relCon- 

(WOK SPLENDOR 

pai car- watch the deer amble over 

:and your own 2 acres of prime 

4r age Happy \Miley land. 

Cot for light, & airy contemporary 

-5 . ome with 4 bdrms, 3 baths & 

loom of storage. Posslbte 

horse set-up? You .ben Offered 

at $279,950. Call 

FA AVM try:al 024,1,01. 

Act" 50 

ftnidavit of Publicati 







SS. 



14thday of Sept A.D. /9 79 

Affidavit fij PU -1 311 1 clUnE4 


C. Murray 


States, o'er the age of twenty-one years, not a party to or interested in the matter or 












published ti if the entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade, 




intervals. in tile said City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, for 




That the notice Dart 


one time 

to-wit: from the 14.th day of September A.D. 19 79 

to and until the 7..9 

1-4th day of ...Sep.temb.er A.D. 19..2, 


published, to-wit: - 

September 14,1979




AN ORDINANCE ADDING SUBSECTION G 

TO SECTION 9 OF PORT ORDINANCE NO. 

1149 RELATING TO CHARGES FOR USE 

OF FACILITIES AT METROPOLITAN 

OAKLAND INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. 




hereby is amended by the addition of the following Subsection 

g thereto: 

"Section 9. The following charges 

hereby are established for storage of 

aircraft at the Airport: 

"g. For outside aircraft parking 

spaces in unpaved, unimproved areas: 

"Type of Parking Space Monthly Rate 

Tail-In $30.00 

Taxi-In 4o . oo 

"Notwithstanding the monthly rates 

hereinabove set forth no aircraft shall be 

parked in unpaved, unimproved areas at

the Airport if improved parking space 

is available for said aircraft at the 

Airport." 


October 1, 1979. 










Noes: None. 


Approved as to f. and le: . 

AP 

Por torney 

oir 

Attes

SATURDAY 12-3 

154'ELDERBERRY 

half acre of total 

an in Shepherd Conlonfclair. 

Unique, 

floor pion includes 

as master bearoom 

-Sabre, file and red- 

-athroom. Building 

Is Included to corncob 

wish an extra 

bath downstairs 

a_DERS R.E. 841- 

4995 

OMONT PINE 

.4RtSBROOK DR. 

OPEN 2-5 

a S.F. Golden Gate 

n Views. Contemrustic 

3 bedroom, 

rumpus, formal 

:,corn ceiling, star-- 

501a. S 174,500. For 

• ent Eves 428-0290 

(land 

JIM East Betwite-n 

Om, Worren 

to 

;NIFICENT 

OWNER WI 

Small, camas 

-i- rental from 

fire ha, large rc 

rage. Near 

462,000. Smal 

down 268-293: 

37-0131(113114 

Eno of Redw 

Above Mod\ 

ABOVE MA, 

Stay cool in If 

tar n, air canal 

c,r a et 2 bed 

x you 

a a atiful pan 

5 Pen. E 

.o from a 

or ' 440CIOUS 

yard. All of this 

Call Stephens 

0840 or 638-09; 

HIGH ON 

Beounful Bele, 

ing rm, forms 

mod. kitchen, 

family em, clos 

acct neighbor-1- 

950. Shown by 

Aifidavit of Publicati 17 





STATE OF CALIFORNIA , 

ss. 


A,,, 50 


PORT ATTORNEy 



C. Murray 

That I am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the united 












subscription list or paying subscribers, and is not devoted to the interests or 

published ria- cite entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 




intervals. in the said City of Oakland, County of Alameda, Stare of California, fur 




That the notice Port 


one time 

to- wit: from the 

3..4,701 day of S.e.p.t.e Lab a r A.D. 19 79 

to and until the 14th day-of September A.D. 19 


published, to-wit:-- Sept-e-mbe-r 14-, 19.7.9 


14thiay of Sept. A.D. 19.19. 

Norary Publi and forthe County of Alameda, State of California













otherwise provided herein, each person employed under Sections 

5.013, 5.015, 5.063, 5.10, 5.102, 5.103, 5.104, 

5.105, 5.106, 5.11, 5.12, 5.142, 5.161, 5.162, 5.163, 

5.181, 5.182, 6.023, 6.03, 6.04, 7.00, 7.02, 7.021, 7.03, 

7.08, 7.092, 7.11, 7.111, 7.13, 7.15, 7.16, 7.17, 8.0633, 

8.0635, 8.0637, 8.07, 8.111, 8.135, 8.137, 8.14, 8.141, 

8.143, 8.144, 8.145, 8.151, 8.152, 8.161, 8.23, 8.24,, 

8.25, 8.26, 8.27, 9.00, 9.01, 9.011, 9.012, 9.101, 9.102, 

9.111, 9.121, 9.122, 9.14, 9.17, 9.18, excepting Youth 

Aide, Class "D", 9.20, 10.02, 10.021, 10.022, 10.03, 

10.06, 10.08, 10.081, 10.101, 11.0021, 11.003, 11.006, 

11.007, 11.01, 11.02, 11.021, 11.022, 11.023, 11.025, 

11.026, 11.027, 11.029, 11.041, 11.043, 12.03 and 12.032

Absent: 

shall be entitled to an additional six percent (6%) of 

the compensation fixed for his services, calculated to 

the nearest dollar. 


August 28, 1979. Passed to print for one day by the following 

vote: Ayes: Commissioners Connolly, Eng, Rodriguez, Soda 


Gainor and Smith -2. 



Ayes: Commissioners Connolly, Eng, Rodriguez, Smith and 


Noes: None.

'73 All ex- 

Clean 848- 

3lEMS? 

pletely restored, $23 

otr 798-3827 

FORDFiesta 78 new 

air, 40 F m e pg, $3800. Co 

7740 

:AR? 

ToirT S10005V G 6;76?30 

WE 

yments on FORD Galaxie '72 verN 

citrtomoblies. Frond S1150 782-0189 

al. Dial... FORD Granada '77 4 

to TODAY! cond good mi extras 

Call doy 763-0500, evr 

4216 Mr. Hughes 

her:11M; $3995, 2 

FORD '77 GRANADA, 

5.11 

wr. steering, air 

751 '78 4dr, air, 844PYZ). Reduced to 

""h mi, $3995. BERKELEY 

LINCOLN MERCU 

8,2 

2352 Shattuck 84 

937er '66 new 

FORD Granada 76 A 

10.C"' 4 PS PB 52900 525-754/ 

FORD LTD Country S 

'75 excel cond, alr-i 

other extras. Price, 

below blue book a1 

Hurry! Call 689-5090 

FORD LTD I 78 bro/ 

Flo ml, fully Iequipped 

$5000 676-2/78 

FORD LTD '71 orig : 

ps air exd cond 653• 

FORD LTD '68, yen 

spd, 

11.0 

1211 

the BID SALE 

a011Irol Vehicles 

Wholesale 

1971-3256 

c0c II, 2 door, 4 

"4. tlean $2895, 

►C 

1-tifidavit of Publication 

IN THE MATTER OF A ffidavit of Publication of 


City of Oakland 


t SS. 


Aco 50 

1 


C. Murray 


N Port Ordin 















calling, race or denomination or for any number of such classes. professions, trades. 







That the notice Port Ord in 


one tine 

to-wit: from the third day of A.D. 19...7,9, 

to and until the third day- of Septe.rab.er A.D. 19...79, 


published, to-wit:--





AN ORDINANCE AMENDING PORT ORDINANCE NO. 

964 RELATING TO DOCKAGE AND WHARFAGE RATES. 



Section 1. The hereinafter enumerated items of 

Port Ordinance No. 964 are hereby amended to read as follows: 

ITEM 

SECTION III DOCKAGE NO. 

DOCKAGE RATES ON VESSELS 

ENGAGED IN INLAND WATERWAY TRADE 

Vessels engaged in Inland Waterway Trade will be charged full 

dockage rates or half dockage rates according to how vessel is 

occupied as follows: 

LENGTH OF VESSELS 

Vessels up to and including 

30 meters in length 

Vessels over 30 meters 

in length 

RATE IN CENTS PER LINEAL METER 

PER DAY OF 24 HOURS OR PART THEREOF 

FULL DOCKAGE HALF DOCKAGE 

32.0 16.0 

127.0 63.0 

Full dockage rates will apply on: 

(1) Vessels docking at a wharf discharging or 

loading cargo. 

(2) Vessels docking at a wharf and discharging or 

taking on passengers and baggage. 

(3) Vessels docking at a wharf while lying idle. 

(4) Vessels that are engaged in towing. 

(5) Vessels engaged in carrying passengers only. 

(6) Vessels carrying neither freight nor 

passengers. 

725

Half dockage rates will apply on: 

(1) Vessels docking at a wharf and taking on stores, 

supplies, bunkering, fuel or watering. 

(2) Vessels while receiving or discharging ballast 

or receiving stiffening. 

(3) Vessels while lying outside of a vessel at a 

wharf (outside berth) discharging, loading or 

lying idle. 

DOCKAGE RATE ON FISHING BOATS 

ITEM 

NO. 

The dockage rate on commercial fishing boats shall 

be 20.9 )i per lineal meter per day of 24 hours or 

part thereof. 730 

DOCKAGE RATES ON NON-OPERATIVE 

VESSELS 

Subject to prior arrangements, non-operative vessels 

(as defined in Item 712) may be berthed at such Port 

Facilities as may be designated by the Executive 

Director, at the following rates: 

(a) Daily dockage rates shall be 46 cents per lineal 

meter per day of 24 hours, or part thereof, on 

the overall length of the vessel. When vessels 

are berthed on a daily rate, a minimum of 5 days' 

dockage shall be assessed subject to a minimum 

charge of $14.20. 

(b) Monthly dockage rates shall be $9.31 per lineal 

meter per month, or part thereof, on the overall 

length of the vessel. When vessels are 

berthed on a monthly basis, monthly dockage 

charges applicable thereto shall be subject to 

a minimum charge of $71.00 per month per vessel, 

monthly dockage periods shall extend from a 

date in one calendar month to but not including 

the same date in the next succeeding and all 

other succeeding calendar months, provided, 

that if there is no corresponding date in the 

next succeeding calendar month, it shall be 

extended to and including the last day of 

the month. 

NOTE: A vessel berthed on a daily basis may be converted 

to a monthly basis and the monthly dockage 

charge shall commence on the date of 

approval of such application. 

732


October 5, 1979. 



vote: Ayes: Commissioners Connolly, Eng, Gainor, Rodriguez, 

Smith and President Berkley -6. Noes: None. Absent: 

Commissioner Soda -1. 





Noes: None. 

Absent: Commissioners Gainor and Z-O-da -

eing duly sworn. say: 

That [ am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the 1 hnted 






mentioned, and now is a newspaper of general circulation, as decreed in the Superior • 







puidished dir ate entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession. trade. 











1 TIME 

published, to-wit:-- 


31ST day of AUGUST A.D. /9 79 S 

411 ) 

Aica vit Publication r() 


PORT OF OAK LAN D 

66 JACK LONDON SQUARE, ROOM 201 

-OAKLAND, CA 94607 

STATE 01-' CALIFORNIA 


VA REPOSSESSION 

Like New. 8 room Duplex. lands 

Minimum bid $56,500. 27th er w 

Av or Wards. Burro/Its retire 

Realty 658-2206; 658-8720 forth) 

NALNUT CREEK DUPLEX et ft 

For sale, must be moved 

of (from downtown . location. ,0), , 

Desperately need moved d,r,,s, 

No. withIn 30 days. 332-0778 

OU CAN FIND everything NICE a 

SEC-au want to buy In the 

2Vs 

(-Mune 

ft., 3 

w/He 

extras 

v„12-Industrial 

Property-Sites 1184 

?9 

AVAILABLE 

i_Et.7 acres industrial proper- COLOF 

V. Coliseum area. For in- Irmt,a7): 

sie;ormation call S. Zimmer- ()al 22 

Man 428-2450 Fox & Car- 

,ekadon Realtors. SOUTH 

acre li 

HAYWARD SALE OR LEASE trial, l 

Ira 1,760 sq. ft. Indust bldg, 24' with 

(Ii. 1920 sq. ft. offices, deelea 

ridge crane, 440v, 3 phase Great 

)ower. On Ws acre site. S45 ütK 

A00,000. Rudd Gost, Title WYOM 

fealty, 522-3666 per a 

creek 

INDUSTRIAL ACREAGE ter Hai 

1.31 acres located 29 ml Contac 

lam Reno, located In CA. pais 

H050 ft. State Hwy frontage. whear 

'he property Is level, with ..20.1 

ewer and phone. Located 

0 ml from the junction of 120-R 

IS 395. 1)57,500 with terms. 

.53,000 all ca5h. ' P 

BARLOW REAL ESTATE 

& DEVELOPMENT INC. 2 ACRE 

PO Box 1007 

I-) Portoia, CA. 96122 3'becfrtn 

,1916) 832-5550 or 283-1010 bldg s 

sewer 

STOCKTON LOCATIONS 

Prime industrial Irma- Fishery 

Si tons .in -new industrial 9011 ge 

-'` Park located on High- beau its 

-1, way 99. Will build to 

/C mento 

suit, lease purchase, or & fIshin 

c sell turn-key project. If home. 

. you have the business, terms, 

we have what you 526-331 

want & need. Contact 

Charlie Whiteside (209) 

931-1883 

144-R1 

Lc 

' 13-Mobile Homes 1ST. 

2 SUNNYBROOK 72' x 52 1 $v2argo$1 

SS. 



B. REISS 

AUGUST 31, 1979 

R"r 4 

arm w/extras in Son Pala 

S11,000. 236-9432 ments i • 31ST 

AUG UST 

79 

) FABULOUS Mobile C6orak4e52- 

lames in r 

the beautiful to-wit: from the day of A.D. 19 

Jape Valley wine country 

.0 

is 

CHATEAU CALISTOGA 

79 

Aobile Home Park, 34 31ST AUG US T 

F, day of A.D. 19 

trannan St., Calistoga, Ac-rang, to and until the 

107) 942-0101 come pr 

LARGE Mobile Homes in R°eutic both days inclusive, and as often during said period as said newspaper was 

loPa Valley's beautiful 1st 

.ancho ae Callstogn Mobile Arrange 

lame Park. 241 Footfall AMC( 

Iva, Caiistoga. 707-942- 

,71 

2ND Dee 

ParthaSE 

'560', 115 b °, dbl Paved 

-iveways, skirted & cam- AVAILAE 

etc awnings, like new, . money 

-8 to apprec 458-3417 ker) 351- 

Act, 50 

A... 

Notary Pub) e in and for the Count* ot Alameda, State of California





AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CERTAIN SEC- 

TIONS OF PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867 

CREATING TWO ADDITIONAL POSITIONS 

OF INTERMEDIATE DRAFTING TECHNICIAN 

AND ONE ADDITIONAL POSITION OF RECEP- 

TION DISPATCH CLERK. 




is hereby amended to create two additional positions of 

Intermediate Drafting Technician, which section shall read 

as follows: 



Sec. 8.0636 6 Intermediate Drafting 

Technician 11 8.1 


is hereby amended to create one additional position of

Reception Dispatch Clerk, which section shall read 

as follows: 


Salary or 


Sec. 10.042 4 Reception Dispatch 

Clerk 33.5 




Smith and President Berkley -6. Noes: None. Absent: 






Noes: None. 

Absent: Commissioners Gainor and jleda•--,27. 

Attest 

//1 

rfaident., 

Secretary.

I." oramcnnus. 

284-9610 

15 86 Mt. Diablo Blvd., lat. 

EVICTION Fast Service. See 

our ad under class 447 

GUARANTEED RENTS 

Four 2 Bedroom Units, Sell 

-er will guarantee rents for 

I year. sI40,000. Century 

21, Cambell-Brown, Inc. 

342-8003 

)AK triplex nr Lake shop 

553,500. 655-2715 

kLEASANT HILL 

Triplex Extrodinaire 

2 Large 2 Bedroom units, 1- 

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owner occupied. Lovely 

gardens with cedar tub & 

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redwood playground, pond, 

lawns, etc. See this one! 

Owner will finance. Asking 

1195,000. 933-3744, 

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE 

6 units, 4-2's & 2-3's. 1 

mi to State Line. Private 

financing available. $260,- 

000.'For details contact Joe 

Foppoli, Owner/Agent, 

;415) 357-4484 or 632-0101 

RADE your FOurmlex for 

12 units at 2510 26th Ave. 

Mr Hill, agt. 534-3399. 






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. da y ofAUGUST A.D. 19 79 S 

Publication 

SS. 

County of ALAMEDA I B. REISS 

Acci 50 

1 being dul y sworn, say: 

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That I am and was during the time herein mentioned a citizen of the I Tithed 

States, over the age of twent y-one years, not a party to or interested in the matter or 


That 1 am now and at all times hereinafter mentioned, was the authorized 



mentioned. and now is a newspaper of general circulation, as decreed in the Superior 






subscription list of paying subscribers. and is not devoted to the interests or 

published fur tile entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade, 




intervals, in the said City of Oakland, County of Alameda. State of California, for 







1 TIME 


31ST 


AUGUST 

A.D. 19 

79 

, 


31 3 ST S 

day. AUGUST 

of A D. 19 

79 

, 



AUGUST 31 , 1979 

,







LOCATED ON THE WESTERLY SIDE OF 

EDGEWATER DRIVE WITH RITCHIE & RITCHIE 

DEVELOPMENT CO. AND AUTHORIZING THE 

EXECUTION THEREOF. 









Agreement dated the 7th day of August, 1979, between 

this Board, as Seller, and RITCHIE & RITCHIE DEVELOPMENT CO., 

a general partnership, as Buyer, by which the Port agrees to 

















Oakland. 



of California, and is more particularly described as follows:

Commencing at the monument in 

Hegenberger Road at the first angle 

point southerly of the Nimitz Freeway 

(formerly known as Eastshore Freeway). 

Said monument is also known as Monument 

41/D, situate in the City of Oakland, 

County of Alameda, State of California, 

said monument is also shown on the Map 

of Tract 1315 filed August 21, 1953, 

in Map Book 34, page 1, in the Office 

of the Recorder of Alameda County, from 

which monument the bearing of the monument 

line to the monument known as 41/E is 

being taken as South 19°54'54" West, for 

the purpose of this description; thence 

leaving Monument 41/D along the monument 

line North 4'39'16" East 224.23 feet to 

its intersection with the southeasterly 

production of the southwestern right of 

way line of the street known as Edgewater 

Drive; thence along last said line and 

said southwestern right of way line the 



89.33 feet, along a tangent curve concave 



an arc distance of 97.02 feet tangent to 

last said curve North 34°52'44" West 

2,418.77 feet; thence southerly along the 

arc of a curve concave to the west, with a 

radius of 40 feet, from a tangent that 

bears South 34'52'44" East, through a central 

angle of 90° for an arc distance of 

62.83 feet to a point on the northwestern 

line of a proposed street, 100 feet in 

width; thence along last said line South 

55°07'16" West 249.72 feet to the TRUE 

POINT OF BEGINNING of the parcel to be 

described; thence continuing along last 

said line South 55°07'16" West 569.50 feet 

to a point on a line which is parallel 

with and 859.22 feet southwesterly of the 

southwestern line of Edgewater Drive, last 

said line also being the northeastern 

boundary line of Parcel 1 in the Grant 

Deed to the Alameda County Flood Control 

and Water Conservation District, which was 

recorded April 29, 1974 in Reel 3664 at 

Image 818, Alameda County Records; thence 


297.34 feet to the most southern corner of 

the parcel of land described as Parcel 2

in last said Deed (RE 3664, IM 818); 

thence along the general southeastern 

boundary line of last said Parcel 2 

the following three courses: North 

55°07'l6" East 15.00 feet; North 34° 

52'44" West 20.00 feet; North 55°07' 

16" East 541.393 feet; thence South 

52°52'44" East 42.261 feet; thence 

South 34°52'44" East 277 feet to the 

point of beginning. Containing an 

area of 180,161 square feet, more or 

less, also being 4.13592 acres. 

RESERVING to the Grantor and its 

assigns an easement for the construction 

and maintenance of a roadway or 

path, and slopes over the most southerly 

portions of the premises which is more 

particularly described as follows: 

BEGINNING at the intersection of 

the northwestern line of the proposed 

street with the northeastern boundary 

of the hereinabove referred to Parcel 1 

(RE 3664, 1M 818); thence along said 

line of the proposed street North 55° 

07'l6" East 25.0 feet; thence North 48° 

54'54" West 103.187 feet to said northeastern 

boundary of Parcel 1 (RE 3664, 

IM 818); thence along last said line 

South 34°52'44" East 100.113 feet to the 

point of beginning. 

The Grantor hereby reserves the right 

to convey its interest in said easement to 

other agencies for the purpose of channel 

maintenance, roadway use and/or public 

access ,for pedestrians and bicycles. 


construction easement over the 

southeasterly 25 feet of the premises along 

the entire proposed street frontage for the 

purpose of constructing the proposed street 

improvements. 


for that portion of the proposed street 

which extends southwesterly 834.22 feet 

from the southwestern line of Edgewater 

Drive shall terminate upon the date of 

recordation of the notice of completion for 

the construction of said street improvements.

Absent: 


for the southwesterly 25 feet of 

the southeasterly 25 feet of the premises 

shall terminate upon the date of recordation 

of the notice of completion for that 

portion of the proposed street, which 

includes a bridge across the San Leandro 

Channel. 




Agreement. 



vote: Ayes: Commissioners Connolly, Eng, Rodriguez and 


Gainor, Smith and Soda -3. 

Adopted at a regular meeting held August 21, 1979 


Ayes: Commissioners Connolly, Eng, Gainor, Rodriguez, Smith 


Noes: None. 

Commissioner Soda -1.

REC E 

Affida of Publma n27 



ROOM 201 




as. 


Aco 50 


Subscribed and sworn to before me this e 

17TH day of AUGUST A.D. 19 79 S 

P0f d v t of Publication of 


B. REISS 














published Mr the entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 

calling, race or denomination or Mr any number of such classes, professions, trades. 








he notice 

the annexed is a printed copy, was published in said newspaper, 

1 TIME 

t from the 17TH day of AUGUST A.D. 19 79 , 

tom"( mtil the 1.7TH day of AUGUST A.D. 19.7.9.., 

• 

bqt.h1:, days inclusive, and as often during said period as said newspaper was 

Published, to-wit:— 

AUGUST 17, 1979





AGREEMENT WITH KING PROPERTIES PROVIDING 

FOR THE ACQUISITION OF CERTAIN REAL 

PROPERTY LOCATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF 

PARDEE DRIVE, MAKING AN APPROPRIATION 

THEREFOR AND FINDING CERTAIN FACTS IN 

CONNECTION THEREWITH. 






is necessary and convenient to the further development and 

improvement of the Port of Oakland Airport Business Park. 


authorized to execute and the Secretary to attest that certain 

Agreement dated the 7th day of August, 1979, by and between 

KING PROPERTIES, a general partnership, as Seller, and the 

CITY OF OAKLAND, a municipal corporation, acting by and through 

this Board, as Buyer, providing for acquisition by the said 

Board of the hereinafter described parcel of real property 

located on the south side of Pardee Drive, Oakland Airport 

Business Park, all of which said real property is situated 

in the "Port Area" of the City of Oakland, County of Alameda, 


follows: 





is also known as Monument 41/D, situated in 


State of California, said monument is also 

shown on the Map of Tract 1315 filed August 

21, 1953, in Map Book 34, page 1, in the 

office of the Recorder of Alameda County, 

the bearing of the monument line from Monument 

41/D to the monument known as 41/E is being 

taken as South 19°54'54" West, for the purpose 

of this description; thence leaving Monument 

41/D along the monument line South 19°54'54" 

West 1719.20 feet to an angle point in said 

monument line marked by a monument known as

41/E; thence along said monument line 

South 23°58'04" West 773.60 feet to its 

intersection with the southeasterly production 

of the centerline of Pardee Drive, 

82 feet in width, as established in the 

instrument dedicating Pardee Drive, 

recorded September 12, 1968, on Reel 2253, 


County; thence along last said centerline 

North 66°01 1 56" West 561.00 feet; thence 

South 23°58'04" West 41.00 feet to a point 

on the southwestern right of way line of 

said Pardee Drive; thence along last said 

right of way line and its extension North 

66°01'56" West 290.80 feet; northwesterly 

along the arc of a curve, concave to the 

northeast with a radius of 645.5 feet 


an arc distance of 350.98 feet and North 

34°52'44" West 335.96 feet to the TRUE 

POINT OF BEGINNING of the area to be 

described; thence South 55°07'16" West 

252.064 feet; thence North 34°52'44" West 

259.942 feet to a point on a curve concave 

to the southeast with a radius of 550 feet, 

said point being on the southeastern right 

of way line of the future street known as 

Swan Way; thence northeasterly along last 

said line and the arc of said curve through 

a central angle of 00°50'03" for an arc distance 

of 8.007 feet; North 55°07'16" East 

194.057 feet to a point on a curve concave 

to the south; thence easterly along the arc 

of last said curve with a radius of 50 feet 

through a central angle of 90° for an arc 

distance of 78.54 feet to a point on the 

aforesaid southwestern right of way line of 

Pardee Drive; thence along last said line 

of Pardee Drive South 34°52'44" East 210.00 

feet to the point of beginning. 

Containing an area of 65,000 square 

feet, also being 1.49219 acres more or less. 

Section 3. There is hereby appropriated out of the 

Port of Oakland Revenue Fund the sum of $158,625.00 for the 

acquisition of said. real and personal property. 

Section 4, The City Manager is hereby directed to 

draw a warrant on the City Treasurer in the sum of 

$158,625.00 from the fund indicated to the order of such 

owner in payment for said real property, following the 

occurrence of and the Seller's performance of the conditions 

stated in said Agreement. 

Section 5. The real property above described 

shall be transferred to the City by the delivery of a Grant 

Deed or by other means satisfactory to the Port Attorney, 

free and clear of all liens and encumbrances, save and except 

such liens and encumbrances as shall be satisfactory to the 

Board. 

-2-


to secure a policy of title insurance on said land in the 


expense, and to take such steps as may be necessary to effectuate 

the foregoing. 

Section 7. This ordinance shall take effect thirty 

(30) days from and after its final adoption, and after the 

expiration of said period the Port Attorney is hereby authorized 

and directed to record said Agreement and Grant Deed. 








Ayes : Commissioners Connolly, Eng, Gainor, Rodriguez, Smith 


Noes: None. 

Absent: Commissioner Soda -1. 

Attest

e 9-6C : 6 Aer-clieS 

tL\ILD 

Affidavit of Ptiolim vp.1116 

IN THE MATTER OF AYRATlikji:MVA \t r; „ of 


ROOM 201 





Au" 50 


( PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2243 

13. REISS 

That lam and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the United 








237798, December 4. 1951, and as that term is defined by Section 6000 of the 




subscription list of . paying subscribers, and is not devoted to the interests or 

published hit file entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade, 




intervals, in the said Cite of Oakland. County of Alameda, State of California, for 







1 TIME 

17TH AUGUST 79 


to and until the 17TH AUGUST 79 



AUGUST 17 , 1979 


1 



day of A.D. 19

2M 7-4, ''ORM ,8-C 






AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A REVISED 

PARKING RATE FOR CERTAIN PUBLIC 

PARKING LOTS IN JACK LONDON SQUARE. 



Section 1. The following revised parking rate 

hereby is established for certain public parking lots in 

Jack London Square: 

Coin Operated Unattended 

in Lots 10 and 12 Rate 

Daily rate per stall $1.00 






Adopted at a regular meeting held August 21 , 1979 




Noes: None. 

4-IL/ 

Attest_j17

o 'MOO 

,riocW 

Notches on sale 

are two reptesentatWe 

' e sifora our entkre stocV, styles 

on-terk's 

a 

and - -q\e. Fkne JeweM 

1kiiittavit of Publi 



ROOM 201, 66 JACK LONDON SQUARE ■ 


/ PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2242 



Acci 50 

is& 



17TH day of AUGUST A.D. 19 

B. RIESS 



action..herein set forth. 










subscription list of . paying subscribers, and is not devoted to the interests or 












1 TIME 

17TH day of . AUGUST 

79 

to-wit: from the A.D. 19 , 

to and until the 17TH day of AUGUST A.D. 19 79 , 



AUGUST 17, 1979

Introduced by 




Seconded by 

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CERTAIN SECTIONS OF, 

AND ADDING CERTAIN SECTIONS TO, PORT ORDI- 

NANCE NO. 867 ADOPTING NEW SALARY SCHEDULE 

69.1, CREATING ONE POSITION OF MANAGEMENT 

ASSISTANT AND THREE ADDITIONAL POSITIONS 

OF SEMISKILLED LABORER, CLASS "B". 




is hereby amended to add the following new salary schedule, 

which section shall read as follows: 

AUTOMATIC SPECIAL PURPOSE 

Schedule Rate Rate Rate Rate Rate 

No. a. c. e. 

69.1 1982 2082 2188 2314 2447 

Section 2. Sec. 5.015 is hereby added to Port Ordinance 

No. 867 to create one position of Management Assistant, 




Sec. 5.015 1 Management Assistant 69.1

Absent: 


is hereby amended to create three additional positions of 

Semiskilled Laborer, Class "B", which section shall read 

as follows: 



Sec. 9.05 47 Semiskilled Laborer, 

Class "A" 38.5 


15 Semiskilled Laborer, 

Class "B" 33.5 










Noes: None.

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In A a,n 

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twinPr \n 

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17TH AUGUST A 79 S 

day of .D. 19 

Affidavit lig Tog 


ROOM 201 j PORT ORDINANCE NO. 22141 





Acct 50 


B. REISS 

That I am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the I Tnited 

States, over the age of twent y-one years. not a party to or interested in the matter or 


That I am now and at all times hereinafter mentioned. was the authorized 







`City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, for the dissemination of 



published for ale entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 




intervals, in the said City of Oakland. County of Alameda, State of California, fbr 

more than two years preceding the date ot the first publication of the notice herein 






1 TIME 

to-wit: from the 17TH day of 

AUGUST 

AD. 19 79 

to and until the 17 Tki day of AUGUST A D 19 7 9 , 



AUGUST 17 , 19 7 9 

• 27 

Notary t ubl ic in and for the County ot Alameda, State of California







WITH PKA PROPERTIES AND AUTHORIZING 

THE EXECUTION THEREOF. 









Agreement dated the 7th day of August, 1979, between 

this Board, as Seller, and PKA PROPERTIES, a California 

general partnership, as Buyer, by which the Port agrees to 















and attested, acknowledged and sealed with the official 

seal of the Board, shall be deemed duly executed by the 

City of Oakland.




follows: 

Commencing at the monument in 

Hegenberger Road at the first angle 

point southerly of the Nimitz Freeway 

(formerly known as Eastshore Freeway). 

Said monument is also known as Monument 

41/0, situate in the City of Oakland, 

County of Alameda, State of California, 

from which monument the bearing of the 

monument line to the monument known as 

91/E is being taken as South 19°54'54" 

West, for the purpose of this description; 

thence leaving Monument 41/D along the 

monument line North 4°39'16" East 224.23 

feet to its intersection with the southeasterly 

production of the southwestern 


Edgewater Drive; thence along last said 

line and said southwestern right of way 

line the following four courses: North 

70°05'06" West 803.25 feet; North 47°51' 

59" West 89.33 feet; along a tangent 

curve concave to the northeast with a 

radius of 928 feet through a central 

angle of 12°59'15" for an arc distance 

of 97.02 feet, tangent to last said 

curve North 39°52'44" West 1,826.77 feet to 

the intersection of the northwestern right 

of way line of Roland Way produced, 60 feet 

in width; thence along last said line South 

55°07'16" West 289.72 feet to the southwestern 

line of the utility line easement, 

25 feet in width, said point being the TRUE 

POINT OF BEGINNING of the parcel to be 

described; thence continuing along said 

northwestern right of way line of Roland 

Way South 55°07'16" West 200 feet; thence 

North 34°52'44" West 221 feet; thence 

North 55°07'16" East 200 feet; thence South 

39°52'44" East 221 feet to the point of 

beginning. Containing an area of 1.01469 

acres, more or less.










Adopted at a regular meeting-held August 21, 1979 




Noes: None. 

Absent: Commissioner Soda -1.

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ictavii of Publicatian„„:„ 

IN THE MATTER OF A ffigiATot`Tru-Wg4g1Yof 

PORT 0 F OAKLAND, LEGAL DEPARTMENT 

ROOM 201. 

66 JACK LONDON SQUARE ( PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2240 



ss. 


I 


Acn 50 

That I am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the I "tilted 

States. o'er the age of twenty-one years, not a party to or interested in the matter or 












published for the enterMinment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 










17TH day of AU GUST A.D. 19 79 S 



1 TIME 

to-wit: from the 17TH day of AUGUST A.D. 19 79 , 

to and until the 17,T.H. day of AUGUST A.D. 19 7 9, 



AUGUST L7 , 1979 

Notary P blic in and for the County of Alameda, State of California





AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION 

OF A LEASE WITH SAN FRANCISCO WIRELESS 

TALKING MACHINE COMPANY. 



Section 1. That certain Lease dated the 7th 

day of August, 1979, between the CITY OF OAKLAND, a 

municipal corporation, acting by and through this Board, 

as Lessor, and SAN FRANCISCO WIRELESS TALKING MACHINE 

COMPANY, a corporation, as Lessee, covering 13.96 acres 

of land area north of the Bay Bridge Toll Plaza, to be 

used by Lessee for the construction and maintenance of 

an AM radio broadcasting station and for such structures 

and equipment as may be necessary or convenient for the 

carrying on of Lessee's business, and for other purposes 

incidental thereto, for a term of three (3) years, commencing 

upon the first day of the calendar month next 

succeeding thirty (30) days after the date of final 

passage of this ordinance, at the minimum and percentage 

rentals therein set forth, and otherwise upon the terms 

and conditions specified in said Lease, is hereby 

ratified, confirmed and approved. 

Section 2. The President of the Board of 

Port Commissioners is hereby authorized to execute and 

the Secretary to attest said Lease. 


thirty (30) days from and after its final adoption,

and the Port Attorney is hereby authorized and 

directed to record said Lease. 








Ayes: 

Noes: None. 

Commissioners Creque, Eng, Rodriguez, Smith, Soda and 


Absent: Commissioner Connolly

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In scIlze polyester/cotto 

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Reg. 10.00 

Affidavit of uL 





C a t lcua2 a 

AffidavieaKIALOOT-i 


ROOM 201 

66 JACK LONDON SQUARE ( PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2239 



ss. 


I 

) 

B. REISS 

MO 50 


That f am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the I!sited 







Court of the State of California in and Mr the County of Alameda, Judgment No. 






published tun the eilteriainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 











1 TIME 

to-wit: from the,,,,,,, day of AUGUST A.D. 19 79 

to and until the 17TH day of AUGUST A.D. 19..19. , 



AUGUST 17, 1979 

26 

try Publi in and for the County of Alameda, State of California

2M 7-48 FORM 18-C 

Commissioners Gainor,d Soda 

Approv as to form and legality: 

Port rney 





AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 5.03 OF 

PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867, CREATING ONE 

ADDITIONAL POSITION OF SENIOR SECRETARY. 



Section I. Sec. 5.03 of Port Ordinance No. 867 

is hereby amended to create one additional position of 

Senior Secretary, which section shall read as follows: 



Sec. 5.03 19 Senior Secretary 31 


July 17, 1979. Passed to print for one day by the following 


Smith, Soda and President Berkley -7. Noes: None. Absent: 

None. 



Ayes: Commissioners Connolly, Eng, Rodriguez and President 

Berkley -4. 

Noes: None.

Affidavit of Pub icatmo mi 9 



27TH JULY 


79s 

A ffida 6(514bliL 6K 




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T-1111111S NNW' 

ST CLI 

DAILY SERVICE FROM 

To Anchorage 

To Fairbanks 

1( 

To Seattle/Tacoma if 

ss. 

being dub,. sworn. say: 

B. Kass 








Court of the State of California in and Mr the County of Alameda, Judgment No. 






ieiblished for the entertainment or instruction ofa particular class, profession, trade. 




intervals. in the said City of Oakland, County of Alameda. State of California, for 







1 TIME 

2 7TH 

JULY 

to-wit: from the day of A D 19._ 79 


27TH day of JULY A.D. 19 79 , 


JULY 2 7 , 19 79 


Notary Pub,Gc in and for the County of Alameda, State of California 

a






2083 ESTABLISHING RULES AND REGULATIONS 

FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BUILDING PERMITS IN 

THE PORT AREA. 



Section 1. Subsection 2(3)(d) of Port Ordinance 

No. 2083 is hereby amended to read as follows: 

"(d) Adequacy of Submittals. Not later 

than thirty (30) calendar days after the 

Port has received a building permit application, 

the Chief Engineer or his designee 

shall determine in writing whether such 

application and accompanying plans and 

specifications are complete and otherwise 

adequately prepared and shall immediately 

transmit such determination to the applicant. 

In the event that the application, 

plans or specifications are determined not 

to be complete or adequate, the Port's 

determination shall specify the submittal 

deficiencies and shall indicate the manner 

in which they can be corrected. The Port 

shall take no further action on the application 

unless and until such deficiencies 

are corrected. The permit application, 

plans and/or portions thereof, which have 

been submitted may be returned to the applicant 

together with said written determination. 

"The Port, after accepting the permit application, 

plansand specifications as complete 

shall not require the applicant to provide 

new or additional information. It may, however, 

require the applicant to clarify, 

amplify or correct the information contained 

in the application.' 

Section 2. Existing subsections 3(2), 3(3), 3(4), 

3(5), 3(6) and 3(7) of Port Ordinance No. 2083 are hereby

enumbered as subsections 3(4), 3(5), 3(6), 3(7) and 3(8), 

respectively. 

Section 3. Port Ordinance No. 2083 is hereby 

amended by adding a new subsection 3(2) to read as follows: 

"(2) Lead Agency and Responsible A ency 

Distinctions. 

"(a) The Port shall be considered to be 

the lead agency for the purposes of this 

Ordinance when it has the principal responsibility 

for carrying out or approving 

a project. 

N (b) The Port shall be considered to be 

the responsible agency for the purposes of 

this Ordinance when it is other than the 

lead agency which has responsibility for 

carrying out or approving a project. 

"(c) When the Port is the lead agency, 

a building permit application shall be 

approved or disapproved by the Port within 

one (1) year after accepting the application 

as complete. 

"(d) When the Port is the responsible 

agency, a building permit application shall 

be approved or disapproved by the Port 

either within one hundred eighty (180) 

days after the lead agency approved the 

project or within one hundred eighty (180) 

days after accepting the application as 

complete, whichever last occurs. 

"(e) The time limits set forth in this 

subsection 3(2) shall not apply in the 

event that federal or state statutes or 

regulations require time schedules which 

exceed such time limits. 

"(f) Time limits for processing permit 

applications may be extended with the 

consent of the Port and the applicant for 

a period not to exceed ninety (90) days. 

"(g) If the Port fails to act on the 

application within the time limitations 

set forth herein, the permit application 

shall automatically be deemed approved. 

"(h) An applicant for a permit shall be 

informed in writing regarding the approval 

or denial of a building permit application. 

"(i) For those applications which do 

not require a permit from the Building 

Inspector of the City of Oakland, the 

-2-

Absent: C ommissioners Gainor, Smith aidSoda -3/5 

Appr ed as to form and 1 ality 

AvAtfrir, 

di rOrneY 

applicant will receive only the 

applicant's copy of the application 

and one (1) set of plans and specifications 

with necessary approvals." 





None. 




Berkley -4. 

Noes: None.

1.A 

fi ,,avit of Publicat 

THE MATTER OF 

IN A ffidWR;r1 ATIiii2Ai\AOf 


66 JACK LONDONS SQUARE, ROOM 201 




What is wrong is t 

such transactions. Th( 

wants to know about 

of 

to determine whether 

°"threat to the American 

That is a legitima 

could affect every Ar 

says overall OPEC in 

Jesse Jackson 

Nationa 

Po 

30 President Carter, a: 

ne tions at Camp David, h, 

package to the nation. 

The speech had.a 

proach, was decisive a 

analysis of the spiritua; 

the nation was importai 

derestimated. 

Stated or implied 

in his speech were 

several challenges 

that must be accepted 

with a greater sense 

of responsibility. 

First,. Congress 

must rise above partisan 

politics and special 

interests to meet 

this crisis. Carter's energy 

package, with 

sonic exceptions (e.g., 

expansion of nuclear 

power), went in the righ 

not go far enough or ft 

P( present energy crisis. 

er 

le But Congress is eve: 

Congress. in all lit 

4,1 50 

ss. 


That t am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the I 'Miff] 


action hereiti set forth. 










subscription list or paying subscribers, and is not devoted to the interests or 

published lin the entertainment or instruction oi a particular class, profession, trade. 





more than two years preceding the date oi . the first publication of the notice herein 






1 TIME 

to-wit . from the 27TH day of JULY 79 

A D 19...79, 

to and until the 2 7 Li day of JULY A.D. 19 79 , 




27TH da y of JULY A.D. 19 79 S 


B. REISS 

JULY 2 7 , 19 7 9





AN ORDINANCE AMENDING PORT ORDINANCE NO, 

1332 REQUIRING A PERMIT FOR THE FILLING OF 

WATER AREAS IN AND THE EXTRACTION OF SUB-, 

MERGED MATERIALS FROM THE PORT AREA. 





"Section 2. Upon the filing of an application 

for a permit required by Section 1 of 

this Ordinance, the Port shall determine 

whether the application is complete and give 

written notice thereof, all in the manner and 

form, within the time and with the same effect 

as set forth in Port Ordinance No. 2083 (and 

as it may be amended from time to time) for a 

building permit application. When the application 

is accepted as complete, the application 

is deemed to be filed and shall be processed 

for approval or disapproval by the Executive 

Director or Board of Port Commissioners. For 

permits requiring Board action, the Board shall 

thereupon proceed to act upon the application 

therefor after holding a hearing thereon. The 

Secretary shall give written notice thereof to 

the applicant at least five (5) days before 

the date of such hearing. At such hearing, 

all persons interested shall be entitled to 

file objections, protests or recommendations 

in the premises. The Board may continue such 

hearing from time to time as circumstances may 

require, and the Board may also conduct such 

further investigation as it deems necessary. 

In determining whether or not such permit should 

be granted, the Board or, in appropriate cases, 

the Executive Director, shall consider the application 

therefor, the character, nature, size, 

purpose and location of the proposed fill or 

extraction, plans of the Board for the overall 

development and improvement of the Port Area 

and the Port of Oakland, the effect of the

granting of such permit upon the commerce, 

shipping and navigation of the Port and 

Airport, and shall exercise a reasonable 

and sound discretion in the premises. In 

granting any such permit, the Board or 

Executive Director may attach thereto any 

reasonable conditions or limitations." 

Section 2. Existing Section 3 of Port Ordinance 

No. 1332 is hereby renumbered as Section 5. 


amended by adding a new Section 3 to read as follows: 

"Section 3. Applications for permits 

pertaining to other than privately-owned 

property within the Port Area shall be made 

to and will be acted upon by the Board of 

Port Commissioners. Applications for permits 

pertaining to privately-owned property within 

the Port Area shall be made to and will be acted 

upon by the Executive Director. 

"The Port shall act to approve or disapprove 

the application within the time or 

extended time required for it to act upon it 

as a lead agency or responsible agency, both 

as set forth in Port Ordinance No. 2083 and 

as it may be amended from time to time*, provided 

that the time limit may be extended or 

shall be inapplicable as provided in said 

Port Ordinance No. 2083." 


amended by adding a new Section 4 to read as follows: 

"Section /I. A dredge and fill permit 

application may be made by the owner of the 

property, by the Port's tenant, or approved 

subtenant, or by a contractor licensed by 

the State of California. A licensed contractor 

shall furnish with an application 

documentary evidence satisfactory to the Port 

that the contractor is retained by the owner 

of the property, or the tenant or subtenant, 

to carry out the work. 

"An applicant for a permit shall file an 

application in writing on a form furnished 

for that purpose by the Port. Each application 

shall: 

"(a) Identify and briefly describe the 

entire scope of the work to be 

covered by the permit; 

"(b) Describe the location of the proposed 

work by area and street 

address or by similar description, 

in order that the proposed work for 

which the application is made may 

-2-

e readily identified and definitely 

located, including proposed sites 

for deposit of dredged material, if 

applicable; 

"(c) Indicate the use for which the proposed 

work is intended when applicable; 

"(d) State the estimated cost of the proposed 

work; 

"(e) Be signed by the applicant, or the 

applicant's authorized agent, who may 

be required to submit evidence of such 

authority which is satisfactory to the 

Port; 

"(f) Be accompanied by any other certificate, 

statement or other document, as required 

by law, including, but not limited to, 

a certificate of Workers' Compensation 

liability insurance and a signed statement 

that the applicant has a contractor's 

license, or is exempt from a requirement 

for a license, to do the work to be 

covered by the permit; and 

"(g) Set forth such other additional information 

as reasonably may be required by the Port." 





None. 




Berkley -4. 

Noes: None. 

Absent: Commissioners Gainor, Smi 11-72Soda -3 

Approved as to form and legality: 

Attest ""

Ellen Goodman 

One mor 

Boston — I brought 

table and laid it down 

chicken and the salad. "E 

ie's going to be 50 on Sat 

"You're fiddirp.4 . Fl 

looks fantastic," sand one 

of a wing. 

"That's what' $30 

million dollars can do 

for you," said the see- 

)nd, who immediately 

;tabb■.31 tier tomato in 

he if „ir-r, 

'rho third arid 

lnnge uorlarAdo.) 

.1[117/?;fi'ITI 

UOn j0 ,;,:.)/1,-m,Nr/1/1,)1 

In( oq, 

p 

'1,1 

-till put' 

p.11-!(1,,,)T 

-Yung `,',1/1i,)1.) 1,11 1[11)(1 

pun.),)n 

11-11TEIIP rin tin lej 

SI/P,■10 Quit 

,CIIP.)0,31 

r..E_C LI_ I Ei f 

Affidavit of l'ub" icatim JUL 30 nn 9 44 

IN THE MATTER. OF 





r ss. 

County of ALAMEDA 1 

even more on ( irt,T , 

essentially c■-)I1` 

him from gctti non, 

tive to the special intere: 

Secondly, the public 

to belit-,e that the ener 

have w 111,• cot 

crisis it-,Het it kiximi 

other reason d 

a -real enert7: ‘, t risis is It 

adequately educated the 

and our energy options. 

Thirdly, the energy + 

big business and the big 4 

public trust or suffer the 

business and energy oligc 

a,c1 SC 



27TH day of JULY A.D. 19 79 

Affidavit of PAPATi6V(40RNEY 

;PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2236 

B. REISS 

That I am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the I Uilted 

States. user the age twenty-one years. not a party to or interested in the matter or 









City of Oakland. Count y of Alameda, State of California, for the dissemination of 


subscription list of pa ying subscribers, and is not devoted to the interests or 

published :Pr tile entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 




intervals. in the said City of Oakland. County of Alameda. State of California, ti.,r 







1 TIME 

27TH JULY 79 


to and until the 27TH day of JULY 79 

A.D. 19 



JULY 27, 1979 

Notary Public in nd forthe County of Alameda, State of California

2M 7-48 FORM 18-C 

Introduced by 

Absent: None. 




Seconded by 

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SEC. 9.05 OF PORT 

ORDINANCE NO. 867, CREATING TWO ADDITIONAL 

POSITIONS OF SEMISKILLED LABORER, CLASS 

"B", AND ABOLISHING TWO POSITIONS OF SEMI- 

SKILLED LABORER, CLASS "A". 




hereby amended to create two additional positions of Semiskilled 

Laborer, Class "B", and abolishing two positions of 

Semiskilled Laborer, Class "A", which section shall read 

as follows: 



Sec. 9.05 45 Semiskilled Laborer, 

Class "A" 38.5 

12 Semiskilled Laborer, 

Class "B" 33.5 



vote: Ayes: Commissioners Berkley, Connolly, Lange, Rodriguez, 

Smith and President Gainor -6. Noes: None. Absent: Commissioner 

Soda -1. 

Adopted at a regular meeting held July 17, 1979 


Ayes: Commissioners Connolly, Eng, Gainor, Rodriguez, Smith, 


Noes: None.

ter, counselor, dean of 

tructional vice principal 

High. 

protest 

dentist 

members then decided 

light. 

is cause, Stucki main- 

,day, is one he espouses 

ike to see Oakland a 

parkling city," he said, 

think their methods are 


ot Pub Aca NI 2:13 


13TH dav of JULY A.D. 19 79 S 

V'OV ATTORNEY 

Affidav o f Publication of 


66 JACK LONDON SQUARE, ROOM 201 PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2235 




Aco 50 

being dul y sworn. say: 

That Cam and was during all [he time herein mentioned a citizen of the I 'nited 












subscription list of paving subscribers. and is not devoted to the interests or 

published for the entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession. trade. 











1 TIME 

13TH JULY 79 


to and until the 13TH 13 

day of JULY 

A.D. 19 79, 


published, to-wit:— J.U.T 13, 1979






964 RELATING TO DOCKAGE AND WHARFAGE RATES. 





ITEM 

SECTION III DOCKAGE NO. 

DOCKAGE RATES ON VESSELS 

ENGAGED IN ALL TRADES 

LENGTH OF VESSEL - 

OVERALL IN METERS RATE PER 

24-HOUR 

OVER NOT OVER DAY 

0 

3o 

45 

60 

75 

90 

30 

45 

6o 

75 

90 

105 

$ 36.00 

54.00 

75.00 

105.00 

157.00 

246.00 

105 120 353.00 

120 135 478.00 

135 150 621.00 

150 165 782.00 

165 

180 

180 

195 

961.00 

1,158.00 

195 210 1,373.00 

210 

225 

240 

255 

270 

285 

300 

315 

33o 

345 

360 

375 

390 

225 

240 

255 

270 

285 

300 

315 

330 

345 

360 

375 

390 

1,607.00 

1,858.00 

2,127.00 

2,414.00 

2,719.00 

3,042.00 

3,383.00 

3,742.00 

4,119.00 

4,514.00 

4,928.00 

5,359.00 

(1) 

72 0

(1) Dockage charges for vessels 390 meters in 

overall length shall be $14.00 per day for 

each meter of overall length or fraction 

thereof in excess of 390 meters in addition 

to the above charge of $5,359.00. 

WHARFAGE - ITEM 

SECTION IV RULES AND REGULATIONS NO. 

WHARFAGE RATES 

(In Cents Per Ton of 1,000 Kilograms or 

1 Cubic Meter, according to vessel's 

manifest, except as otherwise provided) 

RATE 

Per 1,000 Kilograms 

Or 

ARTICLES 1 Cubic Meter 

Cargo, N.O.S., including vessel's 

stores and supplies (See 

Exception 1) 325 

When originating from or destined 

to OCP Territory 250 760 

Definition of OCP Territory: OCP 

Territory is defined as origins 

or destinations in the United 

States located in North Dakota, 

South Dakota, Nebraska, Colorado, 

New Mexico and States east thereof 

and points in Canada east of 

the Saskatchewan/Manitoba boundary 

line. 

EXCEPTION 1: Rates applying on Coastwise 

Cargo ONLY 260 

Cargo, in bulk, viz. (not in 

containers): 

Beans, Copra, Cottonseed, Feed, 

Grain or Grain Products, Peas, 

Pellets (Alfalfa or Beet Pulp), 

Safflower Seed, Seeds, Soybeans 105 765 

Scrap Metal 110 

Cargo, in bulk, viz.: 

Wheat, subject to Note 1 (foreign 

and offshore trades only) per 

bushel 2 767 

NOTE 1: Applies only on threshed 

wheat originating at Trans- 

Continental points as provided 

in Item 2615 of Trans- 

Continental Freight Bureau 

Tariff No. 29-0, including 

supplements thereof or reissues 

thereof. 

Cargo, in bulk, N.O.S. 65 770

ITEM 

NO. 

Cargo, or merchandise, dry, in bulk, 

moving in containers per 1,000 

kilograms 325 772 


to OCP Territory, per 1,000 

kilograms 250 


Territory is defined as origins or 

destinations in the United States 

located in North Dakota, South Dakota, 

Nebraska, Colorado, New Mexico and 

States east thereof and points east 

of the Saskatchewan/Manitoba boundary 

line. 

Antiques, Bicycles, Bric-a-brac, 

Farm Tractors, Furniture, Garret 

Material, Motorcycles, Refrigerators, 

Shoes, Synthetics, Tires per cubic 

meter (see Note) 325 774 


to OCP Territory, per cubic meter 250 

NOTE: When cargo is moving in container 

and measure of cargo 

is not available, wharfage 

shall be assessed on a per 

container basis following 

the schedule of rates found 

in Item 735(d)(3). 


Territory is defined as origins or 

destinations in the United States 

located in North Dakota, South 

Dakota, Nebraska, Colorado, New 

Mexico and States east thereof and 

points east of the Saskatchewan/ 

Manitoba boundary line. 

Boats, including launches, skiffs and 

yachts (including trailers and/or 

cradles) per cubic meter (subject to 

Notes 1, 2 and 3) 270 776 

NOTE 1: The maximum charge for a boat 

shall be $16.05 per lineal 

meter. 

NOTE 2: When shipped in cradles or on 

trailers the length of the 

cradle or trailer shall be included 

in the overall measurement. 

NOTE 3: Applies only in Hawaiian trade.

ITEM 

NO. 

Borate, Borax, Boric Acid, Polybor 

Chlorate, Sodium Borate-Sodium Chlorate 

Mixtures (Sodium Chlorate content 

not exceeding 25%), Potash, Salt 

Cake, Soda Ash and Sulphate of Sodium 

in bags, barrels, cases, drums or 

kegs, per ton of 1,000 kilograms 280 778 

Coffee, green, in bags, per ton of 

1,000 kilograms 325 780 

Fuel, bunker, for use of vessel to 

which initially delivered 

From barge to vessel 25 

From car or truck to vessel 60 790 

Household Goods, in boxes, containers 

or lift vans, when freighted on weight 

basis 875 796 

Item cancelled; provisions 

otherwise provided will apply. 797 

Liquids, N.O.S., in bulk, from or 

to vessel direct through pipeline 

(see Item 140) 70 799 

Livestock or other animals, per head 310 800 

Lumber and Forest Products (see 

Note 1), viz.: 

Ash, Hickory, Oak, Mahogany and all 

other hardwood lumber, logs and timber 

(see Note 2), per 1,000 ft. 

P.M. 550 

Cedar, Fir, Pine, Redwood, Spruce 

and all other softwood lumber, logs 

and timber (see Note 2), including 

laths and ties, per 1,000 ft. 

B.M. 460 805 

Piles and poles, per lineal 

meter 20.2 

Dunnage and ship lining, per 1,000 

ft. B.M. 46o 

NOTE 1: The same rate will apply 

whether articles are discharged 

on or loaded from 

wharf or are discharged or 

loaded overside vessel directly 

to or from the water 

in any slip, dock, basin or 

canal. 

NOTE 2: If freighted by vessel on 

other than a B.M. basis, the 

Merchandise, N.O.S. rate 

shall apply.

ITEM 

NO. 

Merchandise as listed, carried in 

cargo vans or containers, manifested 

on a per container basis, not more 

than one commodity per container, 

per ton of 1,000 kilograms (see 

Note): 325 807 

Borax, boric acid, borates 

Diatomaceous earth 

Hides or skins 

Scrap metal 

Waste paper 

NOTE: This Item applies only when 

freight charges are computed 

and shown on the manifest on a 

per container basis and measure 

of the cargo is not available. 

Wharfage assessed under this 

Item is subject to a minimum 

charge per container of $54.00 

for containers not exceeding 

20 feet in length and $71.00 

for containers exceeding 20 feet 

in length. 

Metals, loose, in bundles, coils in 

packages, viz.: 

Angles, bars, billets, blanks, bolts, 

channels, ingots, nails, nuts, piling, 

pipe, plate, rails, sheet, stamping, 

structurals, tin plate, unfinished 

shapes and wire including barbed wire, 

per 1,000 kilograms 340 808 

Packages, shipping, empty, ST or KD, 

N.O.S., second-hand (used), not including 

bags or sacks, per ton of 1,000 

kilograms or 1 cubic meter, whichever 

yields the greater revenue (see Note) 180 810 

NOTE: Will not apply on Coastwise, 

Inland Waterway and Intercoastal 

trades. 

Item cancelled; provisions otherwise 

provided will apply. 8 13 

Petroleum or Petroleum Products, in 

bulk, from barge to vessel, or handled 

through pipeline (see Items Nos. 42 

and 140) 60 815 

Rubber, crude, raw or synthetic, per 

ton of 1,000 kilograms, when destined 

to OCP Territory (see Note) 200 820

NOTE: Definition of OCP Territory: 

OCP Territory is defined as 

origins or destinations in the 

United States located in North 

Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, 

Colorado, New Mexico and States 

east thereof and points in Canada 

east of the Saskatchewan/Manitoba 

boundary line. 

ITEM 

NO. 

United States Mail, per ton 1,000 

kilograms 540 830 

Vans, Cargo, shipping empty, as described 

in Item No. 67 per schedule 

below (see Exception). 833 

OVERALL LENGTH IN METERS CHARGE PER VAN 

o - 7 $4.85 

Over 7 meters 9.70 

EXCEPTION: No wharfage will be charged on steamship 

carrier owned or controlled vans when 

shipped free of freight charges. 

Vehicles, motor, self-propelling, viz. 

(see Exception): 

Automobiles, pleasure, passenger, 

commercial, or freight including 

chassis, freight trailer or freight 

semi-trailers, not boxed or crated, 

S.U. on own wheels, per ton of 

1,000 kilograms 885 

EXCEPTION: Does not include agricultural, earth 

moving or road making equipment. 

Vehicles, empty, other than selfpropelling, 

viz.: 

Trailers, House or Vacation: Homes, 

Mobile S.U.; with or without wheels, 

per lineal meter 680(1) 

(1) Rates in cents per meter. 

835 

Water, for use of vessels, per 

1,000 kilograms 11 840 

Section 2. Subsection (d) of Item No. 735 of 

Port Ordinance No. 964 is hereby amended to read as follows: 

ITEM 

SECTION IV WHARFAGE - RULES AND REGULATIONS NO. 

APPLICATION OF WHARFAGE 

(d) On merchandise which is moving on other than a 

weight or measurement basis (e.g. per package, 

per container, etc.), except as otherwise provided 

in individual items the wharfage charges 

shall be assessed as follows: 

-6- 

837

Absent: None. 

Appr yed as to form and legality • 

LL.—a4sult 

ITEM 

NO. 

(1) Per ton of 1,000 kilograms or 1 cubic 735 

meter, whichever will yield the greater 

revenue. 

(2) On fresh fruits or vegetables manifested 

on a per package basis, wharfage shall 

be assessed on a ton of 1,000 kilograms. 

(3) On merchandise moving in vans or containers 

manifested on a per van or per 

container basis, wharfage shall be 

assessed on the weight or measure of 

the cargo, whichever produces the greater 

revenue. When both weight and measure 

of the cargo are not available wharfage 

shall be assessed on the overall length 

of the container as follows: 

OVERALL LENGTH OF CONTAINER CHARGE CHARGES (see Note) 

0 - 7 meters $ 71.00 $ 47.00 

7 - 9 meters 86.40 57.00 

Over 9 meters 144.0o 97.00 

NOTE: Charges in this column will apply only when containers 

are originating from or destined to OCP Territory as 

defined in Item 760. 


September 1, 1979. 




Smith and President Gainor -6. Noes: None. Absent: Commissioner 

Soda -1. 





Noes: None.

279 

285 

300 

-18 

45 

60 

75 

90 

I) Doctengec 

shall be 5 

or trod 

the aoce 

1 

ARTICLES 

Cargo, N.0 5., le 

(Sere Exception 

ttihen onginatir 

Defin ition of C 

linea as origins 

locale-a in ti.or 

Colorado, NaW 

points in Conn 

he bounden/ 

-EXCEPTION 1 

Cargo, in 

Deans, Co, 

Products, Pe 

rflo y,ier Seed, 

Scropt,tetai 

::Cargo, in teaS 

Wheal, suoies 

trades only) Phi 

NO 1E. 1- Applies 

of Tr: 

tetra ' 

r eau - 

Were 

AL:ldi t Pu hca 14n3 

IN THE MATTER OF AffidavR01-45-ualEnV 

PORT OR OAKLAND 


OAKLAND, CA 9 46 0 7 



o 

r $S. 



13TH day of JULY A.D. 19 79 S 


B. REISS 

That I am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the I 



That 1 am now and at all times hereinafter mentioned. was the authorized 










pab11shed f r the entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 




intervals. in the said Cit y of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, for 

more than two years preceding the date 01' the first publication of the notice herein 



That the notice P ORT -ORDINANCE N 0, 2 2 3 4 


1 TIME 

to-wit: from the lam day of JULY A.D. 19 7 9 , 

to and until the 13 Th day of JULY A D 197 9 , 



JULY 13 , 19 7 9







CHARGES FOR. USE OF FACILITIES AND THE 

PROVISION OF AVIATION FUEL AT METRO- 

POLITAN OAKLAND INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. 



Section 1. Section 18.a. of Port Ordinance No. 




Port and a Contract Account, the charge for 

each single delivery by Port personnel of 

five hundred (500) or more gallons of aviation 

fuel to a Contract Account is 2-1/4 

per gallon for each gallon delivered; provided, 

that the said charge for each such 

delivery of Shell Oil Company aviation fuel 

to a Contract Account is 2.96ff per gallon 

for each gallon delivered and the said 

charge for each such delivery of Chevron 

U.S.A., Inc. aviation fuel to a Contract 

Account is 2.68 per gallon for each gallon 

delivered. The charge for the dispensing of 

aviation fuel in single deliveries of less 

than five hundred (500) gallons to Contract 

Accounts shall be Eleven and 25/100 Dollars 

($11.25) for each such single delivery. 

This delivery charge is levied against and 

is payable by the oil company whose product 

is so delivered.

Absent: None. 

App # ed as to form and legalit : 

4 1 

Por torney 








M-101, M-102, M-103, M-104, M-106 and M-112." 




Smith and President Gainor -6. Noes: None, Absent: Commissioner 

Soda -1. 





Noes: None.

ifidavit of Publicationm. 13 2: 13 



13TH JULY 79 S 


■ 

P9RT ATTORNEY 

Affidavit of Pub wation of 


66 JACK LONDON SQUARE, ROOM 201 / PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2233 

OAKLMD, CA 94607 


aught the 33rd ,k venue 

.Und corner froun 

in 

ta'at ing t 

Ith' 1,,Irld 17)2, lat IIIS 

, and his patients. 

was $15,000, of which 

,J0 down and "I'm still 

• rest." 

'r owner, he contended, 

Mow him tear the 

until he paid her a furcash 

which, he said, he 

;roperty, Stucki inheritho 

ignored his requests 

her move out or pay 

rent. 

finall y left, ,,h out a 

Said, brake in 

ryttnnrg m add y 

('Ity rw-idenirp..1 

ickt said that was UK 

:Rise he wanted to tear 


ss. 

I 


B. REISS 

That tarn and was during a% the time herein mentioned a citizen of the 1 Mited 

States. over the age twenty-one years, not a party to or interested in the matter or 

action herein set fitrth. 


representative ol OAKLAND TRIBIJNE, INC., a corporation, the publisher and 



Court of the State of California in and Mr the County of Alameda, judgment No. 





subscription list of pa ying subscribers, and Is not devoted to the interests or 

published ii tin, entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade, 




intervals, in the said City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, (or 

more than two years preceding- the date or the first publication of the notice herein 





A,,, 50 


1 TIME 

to-wit: from the 1 3TH day of J.LILY A.D. 19.1.9., 

to and until the 1'3TH 

day of juLy A.D. 19_7.9, 



JULY 13, 1979

2M 7.48 FORM 18-C 

Absent: Commissioner Soda - 

Appr d as to form a e t4 

. . silty: 





AN ORDINANCE AMENDING.SEC. 5.16 OF PORT 

ORDINANCE NO. 867 CHANGING THE SALARY OF 

PORT EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYMENT OFFICER. 




is hereby amended to change the salary of the position of 

Port Equal Opportunity Employment Officer, which section 



Positions Title Schedule N 

Sec. 5.16 Port Equal Opportunity 

Employment Officer 64.5 


June 26, 1979. Passed to print for one day by the following 

vote: Ayes: Commissioners Berkley, Lange, Rodriguez, Smith, 

Soda and President Gainor -6. Noes: None. Absent: Commissioner 

Connolly -1. 



Ayes: Commissioners Berkley, Connolly, Lange, Rodriguez, Smith 

and President Gainor -6. 

Noes: None.

Affidavito lcublication 







ss. 


10TH JULY 79 


PORT ORDINANCENO. 2232 

B. REISS 


KOdili"bitti RION 

240 That l am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the I 'lined 

1 States. over the age ,4* twenty-one years. not a party to or interested in the matter or 


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237798, December 4, 1.951, and as that term is defined by Section 6000 of the 





published Litt' entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 








That the notice PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2232 


1 TIME 

to-wit: from the 2ND day of JULY 79 

A.D. 19 

to and until the 2ND day of JULY A.D. 19 79, 


JULY 2, 1979 

published, to-wit:---





AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING BERTHING 

RESTRICTIONS ON THE USE OF GUEST 

BERTHING FACILITIES FOR PORTIONS OF 

OAKLAND INNER HARBOR, SAN ANTONIO 

ESTUARY, NORTH ARM OF SAN ANTONIO 

ESTUARY, CLINTON BASIN AND BROOKLYN 

BASIN AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR 

VIOLATIONS THEREOF, 

BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Port Commissioners of 

the City of Oakland as follows: 

Section 1. GUEST BERTHING AREA. 

(1) For the purposes of this ordinance the Port 

of Oakland guest berthing area is hereby designated as being 

certain posted portions of the water and shoreline areas in the 

City of Oakland being a portion of the areas known as the Oakland 

Inner Harbor, San Antonio Estuary, North Arm of the San Antonio 

Estuary, Clinton Basin and Brooklyn Basin (which is also known 

as Embarcadero Cove area) bounded on the northwest by the 

southwesterly production of Jefferson Street, bounded on the 

southeast by the westerly production of Dennison Street and 

bounded on the southwest by the City of Oakland boundary. 

(2) When provided by resolution of the Board of 

Port Commissioners and appropriate signs are in place and 

visible giving notice thereof, no person shall berth a vessel 

for a period of time exceeding that set forth in this ordinance 

or said resolution, unless an exception to the provisions of 

this ordinance or said resolution, approved in writing by the 

Executive Director, has been made in advance of such berthing. 

(3) A four (4) hour guest berthing facility 

open to use from 8!00 a.m. to 12:00 midnight on all days 

including Sundays and holidays hereby is established, Legal 

guest berthing in berths so posted as guest berths shall not 

exceed a maximum period of four (4) hours in a single day, 

(4) It shall. be unlawful for any vessel to be 

berthed overnight at any Port of Oakland guest berth.

(5) All persons berthing their vessels at Port 

of Oakland guest berths shall obey all present or future laws, 

ordinances and general rules or regulations at any time applicable 

thereto of any public or governmental authority, including 

the City of Oakland and its Board of Port Commissioners, 

(6) Any police officer or Port of Oakland employee 

so designated by the Chief of Police, Oakland Police Department, 

is authorized and empowered to issue citations to any person 

violating any of the provisions of this ordinance on the same 

forms used for violations of traffic laws or ordinances by the 

Police Department of the City of Oakland. 

(7) The City of Oakland and its Board of Port 

Commissioners and the officers, agents and employees thereof 

assume no responsibility for any injury to person or persons 

or damage or loss to property occasioned by the use of any guest 

berth or any use incidental thereto. 

Section 2. PENALTY FOR VIOLATION. 

(1) Any person violating the four (4) hour 

maximum berthing period provision of this ordinance shall be 

guilty of a misdemeanor and upon a conviction thereof shall be 

punished by a fine of not less than $10.00 and not exceeding 

$20.00. 

(2) Any person violating the provision of this 

ordinance prohibiting overnight berthing shall be guilty of a 

misdemeanor and upon. conviction thereof shall be punished by 

a fine not exceeding $50.00 or by imprisonment in the City 

jail. or in the County jail for a period not exceeding five 

(5) days, or by both such fine and imprisonment. 

Section 3. AUTHORITY FOR REMOVAL OF VESSEL. 

The Director of Properties for the Port of Oakland 

or his designee shall have the authority to post a notice upon 

any vessel berthed in Violation of any provision of this ordinance 

giving notice of said violation or violations to the 

owner or operator of such vessel a period of twenty-four (24) 

hours from the time of posting of said notice to remove such 

vessel or the Port shall cause such vessel to be removed. 

In the event the Director of Properties or his 

designee deems it necessary to remove a vessel berthed in 

violation of this ordinance, the owner and/or operator shall 

be responsible for the payment of all costs associated with 

the removal including, but not limited to, moving and storage 

costs, Payment of fines, if any, incurred by such a vessel 

due to its berthing in Violation of this ordinance shall be 

assessed and collected prior to the release of said vessel 

to its owner or operator. 

Section 4. VALIDITY OF ORDINANCE. 

In case any section or part of any section of this 

ordinance shall be found to be invalid for any reason; the 

remainder of the ordinance shall not be invalidated thereby, 

but in accordance with the intention of the Board hereby

expressed, shall remain in full force and effect, all parts 

of this ordinance being hereby declared to be separable and 

independent of all ethers, 




Smith, Soda and President Gainor -7. Noes: None. Absent: 

None. 

Adopted at a regular 



meeting held July 3, 1979 



Noes: None.

Affidavit of Publicatum 






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Acc 50 


29TH JUNE 79 


I 

Aft u hcation NL of 


That I am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the lnited 





printer of the OAKLAND TRIBUNE, which was diming all the time hereinafter 








ptthlislied the entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 




• intervals, in the said City of Oakland. County of Alameda, State of California, fi.r 

more than two years preceding the date 01 the first publication of the notice herein 






1 TIME 

2 9TH 9 

JUNE N E 



29TH day of 

JUNE 

A.D. 19 

both days inclusive, and at; often during said period as said newspaper was 


JU NE 

2 9, 19 7 9 

7 9 

79





AN ORDINANCE AMENDING PORT ORDINANCE 

NO. 2161 ESTABLISHING THE RULES AND 

REGULATIONS FOR THE PORT OF OAKLAND'S 

EMBARCADERO COVE MARINA AND FOR FIXING 

THE RATES AND CHARGES IN CONNECTION 

THEREWITH, 



Section 1. Section 3(9) of Port Ordinance No. 2161 


"(9) Vessels as Abodes. No person 

shall reside aboard any vessel within or 

upon the waters of the Embarcadero Cove 

Marina for a period exceeding fifteen (15) 

days in any one (1) calendar year." 

Section 2. Section 7(5) of Port Ordinance No. 2161 

hereby is amended to read as follows 

"(5) Tying Up Vessel. Every vessel 

lying at any berth, side tie, pier, dock 

or float in the Embarcadero Cove Marina shall 

be fastened thereto with head and stern lines 

from both bows and quarters in a safe manner. 

There shall be no more than one (1) vessel 

tied to any berth, No portion of any vessel 

shall extend over any portion of any side 

tie, pier, dock or float 

Section 3. Section 8(1) of Port Ordinance No, 2161 

hereby is amended to ead as follows! 

"SECTION 8. RENT AND CHARGES. 

"(1) Berth Rent and Charges. No person 

shall berth any vessel at any berth within 

the Embarcadero Cove Marina without an 

executed berth agreement. Applications for

erth agreements in the Embarcadero Cove 

Marina shall be made only by vessel owners 

and upon forms furnished by the Director 

of Properties and shall be granted in the 

order of request, provided; however, that 

preference will be given to the vessel most 

suitable, in the opinion of the Director of 

Properties, to the berth to be rented. Such 

berth agreement shall include a declaration 

from the vessel owner that the Embarcadero 

Cove Marina is the situs for his vessel for 

purposes of levying of personal property 

taxes on such vessel by the Alameda County 

Tax Assessor. The owner of a vessel having 

such a berth agreement shall pay to the 

Port monthly, in advance, rent based upon: 

"(a) The type of vessel; 

"(b) The length of the berth or 

the overall length of the vessel, whichever 

is greater, Any vessel overhang shall be 

limited to a maximum of three (3) feet; 

at the following rates and charges: 

"(c) Berth Rent 

Effective August 1, 1979 

Berth Water 

Dimensions 

20' x 12' 

21' x 12' 

22' x 11' 

25' x 11' 

25' x 12' 

26' x 12' 

26' x 13' 

28' x 11.5' 

28' x 12' 

28' x 13' 

30' x 12' 

30' x 13' 

30' x 13,5' 

30' x 14' 

32' x 14' 

34' x 13' 

34' x 13.5' 

34' x 14' 

34' x 14.5' 

34' x 15' 

34' x 16' 

36' x 14' 

36' x 15' 

36' x 15,5' 

36' x 16' 

36' x 17' 

Monthly Rental 

-2- 

$ 55.00 

55.00 

56.00 

62.00 

64.00 

67.00 

69.00 

71.00 

72.00 

74.00 

77.00 

80.00 

81.00 

82.00 

88,00 

90.00 

92,00 

93.00 

95.00 

96.00 

99.00 

99,00 

102.00 

103.00 

104.00 

106.00

Berth Water 

Dimensions 

40' x 15' 

40' x 16' 

40' x 16.5' 

40' x 17' 

42' x 14' 

47' x 16' 

47' x 17' 

47' x 17.5' 

47' x 18' 

47' x 21' 

51' x 25' 

52' x 18' 

52' x 20' 

Monthly Rental 

$ 116,00 

119,00 

120.00 

122.00 

118.00 

140.00 

143.00 

145.00 

147.00 

156.00 

169.00 

162.00 

169,00 

"(d) Overhang Charges: Overhang 

charges for all berths shall be $2 75 per 

linear foot. 

"(e) Utility Charges: 

Type of Length of Monthly 

Vessel Vessel Utility Charge 

sailboat under 30' $ 1.50 

sailboat 30' to 34' 3.00 

sailboat over 34' 4.50 

powerboat under 30' 3.00 

powerboat 30' to 34' 6.00 

powerboat over 34' 9.00" 


hereby is amended by adding a new subparagraph (5) reading as 

follows: 

"(5) Assignment or Subleasing of Berths. 

Berths are assigned for the exclusive use of 

the berth agreement holder, hereinafter called 

the 'berther', and may not be assigned or subleased 

by such berther without the prior written 

consent of the Director of Properties who 

shall grant such consent based upon the following 

terms and conditions: 

l '(a) Berthers temporarily absent 

from their berths at the Embarcadero Cove 

Marina may sublease their assigned berths for 

a period not to exceed sixty (60) calendar 

days per calendar year. 

"(b) Berthers desiring to sublease 

their assigned berths must apply to the Director 

of Properties in writing ten (10) days prior to 

any proposed subleasing and shall include in 

such application the following information: 

-3-

11(iN ) The exact date of 

commencement and termination of the pro- 

- posed sublease, as well as a copy of such 

sublease if there is one in existence, 

(ii)) The name, address and 

phone number of the proposed sublessee. 

"(iii) The type, overall 

length, and the State Registration Number 

of the vessel proposed to be berthed during 

the term of the proposed sublease. 

"(iv) Any and all further 

information as may be required by the 

Director of Properties. 

"(c) Evidence of insurance as 

required by the Director of Properties must 

be provided by the proposed sublessee prior 

to approval of the Director of Properties 

of any sublease. 

' 1 (d) The sublessor shall continue 

to be responsible for all rents and charges 

due the Port of Oakland for the rent of said 

berth and shall be responsible for any 

damage caused by the negligence of the 

sublessee. 

"(e) A berther wishing to sublease 

his or her berth may not sublease said berth 

at a sum that exceeds that amount specified 

in the berther's agreement with the Port," 





None. 





Noes: None. 


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IN THE MATTER OF P 0 igffielVtf,19 I i ca tion of 


66 JACK LONDON SUARE , ROOM 201 



County of ALAMEDAI 

fireplocer e. Located ri-uusr,..4 

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29TH da y of JUNE A.D. 19 79 

13. REISS 


That C am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the 1 hided 

States, over the age . •,f twenty-one years. not a party to or interested in the matter or 









City of Oakland, Count y of Alameda, State of California, for the dissemination of. 



published Mr the entertainment or instruction oi 0 particular class, profession, trade. 










of which the annexed is a printed copy was published in said newspaper, 

TIME 

29TH JUNE 79 



2 9TH 9 

day of JUNE A D 19- 79, 



JUNE 29, 1979







CHARGES FOR USE OF FACILITIES AND THE 

PROVISION OF AVIATION FUEL AT METRO- 




Section 1. Section 18.a. of Port Ordinance No. 




Port and a Contract Account, the charge for 

each single delivery by Port personnel of 

five hundred (500) or more gallons of aviation 

fuel to a Contract Account is 2-1/4JZ 

per gallon for each gallon delivered; provided, 

that the said charge for each such 

delivery of Shell Oil Company aviation fuel 

to a Contract Account is 2.96w per gallon 

for each gallon delivered. The charge for 

the dispensing of aviation fuel in single 

deliveries of less than five hundred (500) 

gallons to Contract Accounts shall be Eleven 

and 25/100 Dollars ($11.25) for each such 

single delivery. This delivery charge is 

levied against and is payable by the oil 

company whose product is so delivered. 








M-101, M-102, M-103, M-104, M-106 and M-112."


July 1, 1979. 





None. 




Attest 

meeting held June 26, 1979 

Ayes: Commissioners Berkley, Lange, Rodriguez, Smith, Soda 


Noes: None. 

President. 

/ 

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Secretary.

attra, t., 

imdg 

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special dem. n 

appearanc,• i; 

savin■ .101 ,/ P 

Quick 

,'Ir 

must. And, after all the dc 

get a firm price that won't 

If you're ready to 

plan on us. Building ,, ■I■ 

CSB CONSTR 

800 77t1 

Oakland, 

(415) 

RECE 

Affidavit a Pu y Ication6 I.57 

IN THE MATTER OF ffida IFiOufijan 


LEGAL DEPARTMENT, ROOM 201 



STATE. OF CALIFORNIA 


You know what kinds 

you're l,-.2;rnm,.■ to w,,n, 

A", 50 

I 

ss. 



25TH day of JUNE A.D. 19 79 


B. REISS 

That tarn and was during all the, time herein mentioned a citizen of the I 




representative 01 OAKLAND TRIBUNE, INC., a corporation, the publisher and 









published 111f the entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 





more than two .years preceding the date Of the first publication of the notice herein 






1 TIME 


25TH day of JUNE 

A.D. 19 79 

to and until the 25TH day. of JUNE A.D. 19 79 

both days inclusive. and as often during said period as said newspaper was 


JUNE 25, 1979





AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CERTAIN SEC- 

TIONS OF, AND ADDING CERTAIN SECTIONS 

TO, PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867 ADOPTING 

NEW SALARY SCHEDULE 75.7, CREATING ONE 

POSITION OF OPERATIONS AND PROCEDURES 

ANALYST AND CHANGING THE SALARY OF 

PORT FIELD AUDITOR. 

J2/ 




is hereby amended to add the following new salary schedule, 




No. a. b. c. d. e. 

75.7 2334 2452 2577 2725 2881 


Ordinance No. 867 to create one position of Operations and 

Procedures Analyst, which section shall read as follows: 



Sec. 9.20 1 Operations and Procedures 

Analyst 59

Section 3, Sec. 7.111 of Port Ordinance No. 867 

is hereby amended to change the salary of the position of Port 

Field Auditor, notwithstanding any other provisions of said 

Port Ordinance No. 867, which section shall read as follows: 



Sec. 7.111 1 Port Field Auditor 75.7 





None. 





Noes: None. 

Absent: 

Commissioner Soda - 

Approyy, as to form an ity: 

4 • 

Port t orney 

/7 

Prgsident. 

Attest /1.-`7 41-/-

AAkidavit of u) At,atioun9 PM 3: 25 

IN THE MATTER. OF 




imoor Park. Modveniences 

and Old 

farm of Old English 

lyle. Formal dining 

ing rooms, large, 

room with raised [ MASON 

,replace, add 3 by:fplus 

sewing rooH 1103 So. 

orage room, dedouble 

garage. call WESTSIC 

Backs up 

tri-level, I 

space, gar' 

Rai Mkt LOANS acre. Roor 

nis court. 

ADRICH day 12-5 

Drive S162 

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eunuru in fireara 

357-9100 beauty beff 

$105,000. ( 

LESS BARGAIN 932-1000, 

Realtors. 

67-El Cer 

1th, San Iran 6321234 

BREATH 

1INGTON MANOR immacula 

saver nor 

iNDER S70,000 go- bay, viev, 

1, 1 bath, 1 car Witt earl 

Newdrapes,1 yr maMteno 

carpets & recent School D 

Large covered patio, BART. S45 

Yree studded yard 

a country atmos- 

'JERSEY Only $69,500 

CALL TODAY! 

1FFER 791-1525 

ASTRO 278-9838 

MATHEWS INC. 

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I SS. 



29TH JUNE 79 

day of A.D. 19. 

B. REISS 

Affida vfighluglIcIgatff 

That lam and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the I Tinted 







Court of the State of California in and fir the County of Alameda, Judgment No. 






published lin Lim entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 





more than two years preceding tile date or the first publication of the notice herein 






1 TIME 

to-wit: from the 29TH 2 9 


JUNE 

A.D. 19 

79 

to and until the 29TH day of JUNE 

A.D. 19 79, 



JUNE 29, 1979






1994 ESTABLISHING A TWO-HOUR PARKING METER 

ZONE ON BOTH SIDES OF ALICE STREET BETWEEN 

EMBARCADERO WEST AND THE ESTUARY. 

WHEREAS, this Board desires to modify the two (2) 

hour parking meter zone established by this Board by adoption 

of Port Ordinance No. 1994 on May 5, 1976 on both sides of 

Alice Street between Embarcadero West and the Estuary to 

limit the effective hours thereof to 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. 

on Monday through Saturday excluding certain holidays; now, 

therefore, 



Section 1. That portion of Section 1(a) of Port 

Ordinance No. 1994 presently reading as follows: 

"A two (2) hour parking meter zone 

from 8:00 A.M. to 12 midnight on all days 

including Sundays and holidays hereby is 

established on both sides of Alice Street 

between Embarcadero West and the Estuary; 

provided, that in certain parking spaces 

within said zone parking shall be limited 

to a maximum period of twenty-four (24) 

minutes and said spaces shall be clearly 

marked as twenty-four (24) minute maximum 

parking spaces." 

shall be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: 

"A two (2) hour parking meter zone 

from 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. on Monday 

through Saturday excluding January 1st, 

the third Monday in February, the last 

Monday in May, July 4th, the first Monday 

in September, September 9th, Thanksgiving

Day and December 25th hereby is 

established on both sides of Alice 

Street between Embarcadero West and 

the Estuary; provided, that in certain 

parking spaces within said zone parking 

shall be limited to a maximum period of 

twenty-four (24) minutes and said spaces 

shall be clearly marked as twenty-four 

(24) minute maximum parking spaces." 


July 1, 1979. 



vote: Ayes: Commissioners Berkley, Lange, Rodriguez, Smith 

and President Gainor -5. Noes: None. Absent: Commissioners 


Adopted at a regular meeting held June 19, 1979 


Ayes: Commissioners Berkley, Connolly, Lange, Rodriguez, Smith, 

Soda and President Gainor -7. 

Noes: None.

I Kato, Lommerce 

Mag. D, San Marcos, C 

rk Iif.92069 

cond. AUTO Repair Shop In He 

ward. Good loc. Lots 

customers. $60,000 gro 

.1, to yearly. Must sell 525.000 

utifur take over lease, Ind 

eyard equip. t. Hel- 582-3924 aft 7 Pi 

Days 582-4830 

view, 

rte. 60 BICYCLE saws & servic 

T. Gas estab 22 Yrs, low rent; SI 

ends. 

000 yr net profit; heal 

forces sale, uai, apt, 

days, 276-53 10 

CABINET SHOP 

For lease 4000 sq ft, cor 

ete equip. Call Sam 56 

-*890 

bile 

342 

CABINET Shop, Carson CIS: 

Nevada. 1 or 2 man open lion. Fast growing are 

Established business. S37 

• es fur- 2 500. (702 883-0809 3 

•Nim, fold, 

CAFEby UC Berkeley 

Hearst Ave. Coll 843-4 18 

days; 845-7661 eves 

TO? COCKTAIL LOUNGE 

lot. Good SLZ location. Ester 

boy lisped 1 4 years, good least 

cen- books open to quali tie 

CAS, buyers. Listed $100,000. e 

w 

qrba, 

Ts- 

500 

by 

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COCKTAIL LOUNGE 

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of A--uolic4„ WE.CE1VED 


15Tii dat , nt, JUNE 

A.D. 19 

79 

1 

WIPP14 I: 12 


LEGAL DEPARTMENT \ PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2227 

66 JACK LONDONS SQUARE, ROOM 201 



County trf ALAMEDA 

55. 

1 


That I am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the 1 'fired 


action herein sot forth. 

B. REISS 











poijished for cite entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade, 




intervals. ill the said City of Oakland. County of Alameda, State of California, for 

more than two vears preceding the date of the first publication of the notice herein 






1 TIME 

15TH 

to-wit: from the day of 

ArnaklaWFWWWWor 

JUNE 

7 9 

A.D. 19 

to and until the day of JUNE A.D. 19 79 , 


JUNE 15 , 19 7 9 

published, to-wits— 

Notary Publji in and for the County at arneda, State of California

2M 7.48 FORM 18-C 

Absent: None. 







MANAGER, CARGO MARKETING DEPARTMENT. 





Manager, Cargo Marketing Department, which section shall 




Sec. 11.002 1 Manager, Cargo 

Marketing Department $2655.00 



vote: Ayes: Commissioners Berkley, Lange, Rodriguez, Smith 





Ayes: 

Noes: 

Commissioners Berkley, Connolly, Lange, Rodriguez, Smith, 


None.

Fleetxb 

drrn 

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hed. 

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£30 

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torch 

531k to 

bath, 

bar. 

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2-2302 

barm 

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of Public 

IN THE MATTER OF' A fikDai arMlkilit()P of 


LEGAL DEPARTMENT 




County of ALAMEDA 1 ss. 

B. REISS 


15TH 15 JUNE 79 S 



1 

/u-business being duly sworn. say: 

Opportunities 

That I. am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the Inited 

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Court of the State of California in and for the County . Alameda, Judgment No. 






pubiLsiled lia cite entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 











1 TIME 

to-wit: from the 15TH. day of JUNE A.D. 1979 

to and until the - day of JUNE. A.D. 19 79 ,15TH 


JUNE 15 , 1979 






AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING REVISED 

PARKING RATES FOR CERTAIN PUBLIC 

PARKING LOTS IN JACK LONDON SQUARE. 



Section 1. The following revised parking rates 

hereby are established for certain public parking lots in 

Jack London Square: 

Validated Parking 

in Controlled Lots Rate 

0 - 30 min. No charge 

30 min. to 1-1/2 hrs. $ .35 

1-1/2 hrs. to 2-1/2 hrs. .75 

2-1/2 hrs. to 3-1/2 hrs. 1.00 

3-1/2 hrs. or more 1.40 

Unvalidated Parking 

in Controlled Lots Rate 

0 - 1-1/2 hrs. $ 1.50 

Each hour 

thereafter • 35

Monthly Parking Rate 

Port Tenants and 

their Employees $20.00 


July 1, 1979. 



vote: Ayes: Commissioners Berkley, Lange, Rodriquez, Smith 





Attest 

meeting held June 19, 1979 



Noes: 

None. 

Absent: 

None. 

ppro7ied as to forn) And legality: 

r 

toly„,„ r Port Attorney 

fi 

V 

C;iti) 

President. 

Secretary.

Over 

van 

nci u 

Affidavit of Pho is 


15TH day of JUNE 79 ( 

A. D. 19 

iiECEt,"ED 

111 1: 1 i 

IN THE MATTER OF A ffia.Mirotwblekak?(of 






ss. 

County od ALAMEDA B. REISS 

.4,5 50 



That I am and was during all r1-36 , time herein mentioned a citizen of the ]'shed 

States, over the age of twenty-one years. not a part y to or interested in the matter or 







237798, December 4, 1951. and as that term is defined by Section 6000 of the 


City of Oakland. Count y of Alameda, State of California, for the dissemination of 



published cm:el-bailment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 




intervals. in the said City of Oakland. County of Alameda. State of California, for 







1 TIME 


15TH 1 5 


JUNE JUN 

79 7 

A.D. 19 , 

to and until the 15TH 


JUNE 

A.D. 19 

79 

, 



JUNE 15 , 19 79





AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 5.07 OF PORT 

ORDINANCE NO. 2199 ESTABLISHING PERSONNEL 

RULES AND PROCEDURES OF THE PORT OF OAKLAND. 





"Section 5.07 - Provisional Appointments. 

The Board shall have the power to provide for 

provisional employment, without examination, 

in the absence of an eligible list, for any 

position in which a vacancy may occur; but no 

such provisional employment shall continue 

after the establishment of an eligible list, 

nor for more than one hundred and twenty (120) 

days. In the event an examination has been 

requested for the position but the eligible 

list has not yet been established, the Board 

may extend the duration of the provisional 

appointment for a further period not to exceed 

one hundred and twenty (120) days. 

"Upon receipt of a request for certification 

of eligibles to fill a position, and where no 

eligible or laid-off (reinstatement) list has 

been established, upon the recommendation of the 

Personnel Director, the Board may provisionally 

appoint any person whose qualifications comply 

with the specifications for the class. Such 

appointment shall otherwise be in compliance 

with pertinent sections of these Rules.

"In cases where the Board desires to 

fill a vacancy by provisional appointment 

of a Port or City employee having permanent 

status, such employee may be so appointed, 

provided that he is eligible to compete in 

the examination." 


May 29, 1979. Passed to print for one day by the following 


Smith, Soda and President Gainor -7. Noes: None. Absent: None. 





Noes: None. 

Absent: 

None. 

Attest e-/'"' 

President. 

Secretary.

AL:davit of Publicatipp,„ 








SS. 

B. REISS 


15TH JUNE 79 

da v of A.D. 19 

A mda vii)00-601Waarìie 


Negaurant being duly sworn. say: 

4 SAN LEANDRO MARit, 

Remoaeled, 4500 sq. ft 

ANCenter. 

al zen ShoPping . of That I- arn the and was during all the 1 time herein niit mentioned a citizened 

OF ,ntral Kislingbury Realty 483-98 

, 

)PEN COFFEE Shop in down,o 

States. over i twenty-one years, not a party to or interested in the matter or 

3650 New City Center Oft 

Bldg. Bi 

_____ Short Hrs, 

fami 

Ide 

ly 

al action herein set, forth. 

a r.n.,0 

. Owner movl S45,000 547-3649 bef 5 

t 

am & aft 930 pm ' That I am now and at all ti times hereinafter mentioned. was the authorized 

c500. COFFEE Shoo gr 

short hrs needs opera 

53900 representative (it OAKLAND TRIBUNE, INC., a corporation, the publisher and 

By Blue Chip Inv Agt 782-78 

' o ar. . COIN LAUNDRIES 

luau- t 

' printer of the OAKLAND TRIBUNE, which was during all the time hereinafter 

Larges selection ot nem. 

40 or existing coin n 

avaiiaoie mentioned, and now is a newspaper of general circulation, as decreed in the Superior • 

lauar' 

througho 

a em n 

ut Nor 

'43.11.7.il.a..w.S., Court of the State of California in and for the County of Alameda, Judgment No. 

Inc. 

(415) 871-0300 

Bly -DELI ei, RESTAURANT Ei 


-nore in 

11 , San Ramon, like ne 

...... terrific potentiall Fortm Government Code, and as provided by said Section, is printed and published in the 

ship trouble forces sale. 

S.J. GREENE CO. 276-68 City of Oakland, Count of Alameda, State of California, for the dissemination of . 

y 

----- local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona fide 

Contra Costa Shop Ce t 

DONL,T.Sondwich Shop 

-IT 512,500 down, ovvriern4 

th 2 corrog . Agt 483-98 subscription list oC paving subscribers, and is not devoted to the interests or 

,. 10 DRIVEll 

ento mkt, oroda 

estab 20 yrs,-t4a,I): 'pahlisileci lin- rile emertainnient or instruction of a particular class, profession. trade. 

n It 

MCIyr 

net profit ideal tor tart 

y:r calling, race or denomination or for any number of such classes, professions, trades. 

-Le,rns,...1B1, 

Property also ava 

agt, 276-531 

ti er I s also avall 

:i t- callings, races or denomination. 

DRY CLEANING In 1-Ich 

ba. ward shopping ce t 

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intervals, in Ihe said City of Oakland. County of Alameda, State of California, for 

more than two years preceding the date oi the first publication of the notice herein 


character of the notice intended tit be given. 


PORT ORDINANCE NO.2224 


1 TIME 

to-wit: from the 15,TH day of JUNE 

A.D. 19 79 

to and until the 15.TH 

day- of JUNE A.D. 19 79, 

both days inclusive, and Mu often during said period as said newspaper was 


JUNE 15 , 1979 

Notary Pu lie in and for the Coun y oiWlameda, State of California





AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CERTAIN SECTIONS OF, AND 

ADDING CERTAIN SECTIONS TO, PORT ORDINANCE NO. 

867 ADOPTING NEW SALARY SCHEDULES AND CREATING 

CERTAIN POSITIONS. 




is hereby amended to add the following new salary schedules, 




No. a. b. c. d. e. 

36.2 883 927 971 1027 1086 

56.4 1449 1522 1598 1691 1788 

Section 2. Secs. 5.012, 8.21, 9.12 and 8.10 of 

Port Ordinance No. 867 are hereby amended to create one 

position of Special Assistant to the Executive Director, 

Class "D", one additional position each of Assistant Civil 

Engineer and Building Maintenance Engineer and two additional 

positions of Assistant Mechanical and Electrical Engineer, 

which sections shall read respectively as follows: 




Executive Director, 

Class "A" $3333.00 



Class "B" $1754.00 

Special Assistant to the 


Class "C" $2925.00 



Class "D" 59.5

Sec. 8.21 3 Assistant Civil Engineer 50.5 

Sec. 9.12 11 Building Maintenance 

Engineer /4 2 . 5 

Sec. 8.10 10 Assistant Mechanical and 

Electrical Engineer 50.5 

Section 3. Secs. 5.143, 6.023 and 11.043 are 

hereby added to Port Ordinance No. 867 to create two positions 

of Word Processing Operator and one position each of Legal 

Assistant and Traffic Representative and Tariff Analyst II, 




Sec. 5.143 2 Word Processing Operator 36.2 

Sec. 6.023 1 Legal Assistant 48.5 

Sec. 11.043 1 Traffic Representative and 

Tariff Analyst II 56.4 





None. 



Ayes: Commissioners Berkley, Lange, Rodriguez, Smith and 

President Gainor -5. 

Noes: None. 

Absent: Commissioners Connolly and Soda -2.

Affidavit of Public ate] 6 p 

IN THE MATTER OF Affidavit aVI'uliiiicTa4)iRiiiicir,' 



OAKLAND, CA 91+603 

STATE CALIFORNIA 


Aco 50 

Subscribed and sworn to before me this e 

5TH 

ss. 

being duly sworn. sa 


JUNE A.D. 19 79 


REISS 

That Cam and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the 1 "nited 


action herein et. forth. 







Govern?':: .-nt Code. and as provided by said Section, is printed and published in the 

City of ' ..stand, County of Alameda, State of California, for the dissemination of 

local a.; ;graphic news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona fide 

subscriptiortlisi of paving subscribers, and is not devoted to the interests or 

Gill- entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession. trade. 

'calling, race or denomination or for any number of such classes, professions, trades. 

.:callings, races or denomination. 


intervals, in the said City of Oakland. County of Alameda, State of California, (or 

• ; ; 

'lire than two years preceding the date of the first publication of the notice herein 

niettioned: that said notice describes and expresses in general terms, the purport and 

liaracter of the notice intended to be given. 




1 TIME 

2ND 

JUNE J 

to-wit: from the day of A.D. 19 79 , 

to and until the 2ND day of JUNE 79 

A.D. 19 , 



J.UNE 2.,....1979 

Notary Public in and for the Coun Alameda, State of California

Introduced by 




Seconded by 

AN ORDINANCE ADDING SECTIONS 1.70, 1.71, 1.72 

AND 1.73 TO PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867 FIXING THE 

COMPENSATION OF CERTAIN OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES 

OF THE PORT DEPARTMENT. 





Sec. 1.70. In addition to the additional 

compensation provided in Sections 1 and 3 of 

Port Ordinance No. 2211 adopted March 20, 1979 

adding Sec. 1.67 to Port Ordinance No. 867, 

each person employed under the sections set 

forth in Sec. 1.67 shall be entitled to an 

amount equivalent to seven percent (7%), 

compounded biweekly, of the net retroactive 

salary payment provided by Port Ordinance 

No. 2211 covering the period July 1, 1978 

through March 16, 1979, said interest to be 

computed for the period commencing July 1, 

1978 to and including May 25, 1979. 

Section 2. Sec. 1,71 is hereby added to Port 




Port Ordinance No. 2211 adopted March 20, 1979 


each person employed under the sections set 





No. 2211 covering the period September 1, 1978 

through March 16, 1979, said interest to be 

computed for the period commencing September 

1, 1978 to and including May 25, 1979. 





Port Ordinance No. 2213 adopted April 3, 1979 

amending certain sections of Port Ordinance -

No. 867, each person employed under the 

sections set forth in Section 1 of Port 

Ordinance No. 2213 shall be entitled to 

an amount equivalent to seven percent 

(7%), compounded biweekly, of the net 

retroactive salary payment provided by 

Port Ordinance No. 2213 covering the 

period October 1, 1978 through March 30, 

1979, said interest to be computed for 

the period commencing October 1, 1978 

to and including May 25, 1979. 





Port Ordinance No. 2218 adopted May 8, 1979 


each person employed under the section set 





No. 2218 covering the period July 1, 1978 

through April 27, 1979, said interest to be 

computed for the period commencing July 1, 

1978 to and including May 25, 1979. 





None. 



Ayes: Commissioners Berkley, Lange, Rodriguez, Smith and 


Noes: None. 

Absent: Commissioners Connolly and Soda -2. 

,7") 

Approved as to form and 1- ality 

Port jttorney

Interior Late 

Wall Paint 

Quick drying, &liable. 

s crubbdble. White, off- 

14 colors. Available in 

Comparable 

retail 095 

price 

Armstrong G Ro 

Vinyl floorcovering in 6 

wear layer. 

Comparable 

retail 49 

price 

Gafstar " Softre 

No-Wax. Wide variety of 

rim 50 

Affidavit of I-- dolica ow 2 8 







55. 


B. REISS 


5TH da y of JUNE A D 19 79 

A aViti'biiii iBiditibn of 

PORT ORDINANCENO. 2222 

That I am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the 1 .'11 'd 

States, over the age of twent y-one years, not a parry to or interested in the matter m 










local and telegraphic news 'and intelligence of a general character, having a bona fide 


published Mr cite entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession. trade. 




intervals, in the said City of Oakland. County of Alameda. State of California, Mr 







1 TIME 

2ND JUNE 79 


to and until the 2ND day of JUNE A.D. 19 79 , 



JUNE 2, 1979







867 ADOPTING NEW SALARY SCHEDULES, CREATING 

CERTAIN POSITIONS, ABOLISHING CERTAIN POSITIONS 

AND CHANGING CERTAIN SALARIES. 








No. a. b. c. d. e. 

51.7 1292 1358 1426 1509 1595 

63.7 1736 1824 1916 2026 2143 

Section 2. Secs. 5.121 and 8.0631 of Port 

Ordinance No. 867 are hereby amended to create one 

additional position of Deliveryman and two additional 

positions of Draftsman, which sections shall read as 

follows: 



Sec. 5.121 4 Deliveryman 25 

Sec. 8.0631 6 Draftsman 39 

Section 3. Sec. 10.104 creating 17 positions of 

Airport Fueler, Class II, is hereby repealed.

Section 4, Sec. 5.106 is hereby added to Port 

Ordinance No. 867 to create one position of Port Production 

Artist, which section shall read as follows: 



Sec. 5.106 1 Port Production Artist 55 


No. 867 are hereby amended to change the salaries of the positions 

of Secretary to the Port Attorney and Supervising Legal 

Secretary and Senior Research Technician, notwithstanding 

any other provisions of said Port Ordinance No. 867, which 

sections shall read respectively as follows: 



Sec. 6.03 1 Secretary to the Port 

Attorney and Supervising 

Legal Secretary 51.7 

Sec. 8.134 1 Senior Research Technician 63.7 



vote: Ayes: Commissioners Connolly, Rodriguez, Smith, Soda 

and 1st Vice President Berkley -5. Noes: None. Absent: Commissioner 

Lange and President Gainor -2. 

Adoptedatan adjourned regular meeting held May 29, 1979 


Ayes: Commissioners Berkley, Connolly, Lange, Rodriguez, 

Smith, Soda and President Gainor - 7. 

Noes: None. 

Absent: None. 

, 7 President. / 

Secretary.

ESH CM. 

.95 D. $16.95 

7-12 Sizes 6Y2-11,12 

e imported casuals. ReIE 

leather huarache sandE 

3r step out stylishly in 111 

tyles with rope wrap. Am 

comfort. 

k THOD i 

■1Y.:;,y,l, • 

Cn2,-hr CL:n, 

3 I 6/2% 

is plus $1.00 

r t 

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Oakland, CA. 94612 

es from $29.95 to $110. 

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Dng with most major credit car 

548 

Jtia 23 ndlo Ca 

Affita oi ublicatioti RT 4-17 °Rio- 







Acc, 50 

ss. 


B. REISS 


22ND MAY 79 S 




That I am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the 1 ?nited 

States, over the age •a`' twenty-one years. not a party to or interested in the matter or 


That 1 am now and at all times hereinafter mentioned. was the authorized 










published fur the entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession. trade. 




intervals, in the said City of Oakland. County of Alameda. State of California, 6-.,r 

more than two years preceding the date of the first publication 0f the notice herein 







1 TIME 

21ST day of 

MAY 

A.D. 19 

to and until the 21ST day of MAY A D 19 7 



MAY 21, 1979 

79 

,






RELATING TO WAREHOUSE FACILITIES, SPECIAL 

SERVICES-RATES, CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS 

AND RATES FOR STORAGE AND STORAGE HANDLING. 





WAREHOUSE FACILITIES ITEM 

NO. 

FACILITIES AT WHICH RATES APPLY 

The rates, rules and regulations named in this tariff 

apply to goods stored in the following facilities: 

Army Buildings 141 and 145. Port of Oakland 5 

Buildings B-401, E-404 and C-226. 

SECTION II 

SPECIAL SERVICES-RATES, CHARGES, 

RULES AND REGULATIONS 

ASSORTING 

All merchandise for storage shall be delivered at 

the warehouse properly marked and packed for handling 

and the storer shall furnish at or prior to such 

delivery, manifest showing marks, brands or sizes to 

be kept and accounted for separately. The handling 205 

rates named herein do not include assorting and a 

charge therefor will be made of 156 cents per 2000 

pounds. Where the handling is rated by the hour the 

same rate applies for assorting. 

CAR UNLOADING OR LOADING-RATES 

(A) Except as otherwise specified in this tariff, 

for use of tracks, platforms and other loading and 

unloading areas, and for labor of unloading merchandise 

from rail cars onto warehouse receiving platform or 

other unloading area or of loading merchandise from

warehouse delivery platform or other loading area 

onto rail cars (when such merchandise is destined for 

or is from warehouse storage), a charge shall be made 

in accordance with the following rates (Subject to Notes 

1 and 2): 

Merchandise, N.O.S.; other than bagged, palletized 

or unitized.: 

Car Unloading 7504 per ton of 2000 lbs. or 

40 cu. ft., whichever produces the greater revenue. 

Car Loading 7504 per ton of 2000 lbs. or 40 

cu. ft., whichever produces the greater revenue. 

Merchandise, N.O.S., in bags: 

Car Unloading 8004 per ton of 2000 lbs. or 40 

cu. ft., whichever produces the greater revenue, 

when the average weight per bag, per car, is over 

125 lbs. 



when the average weight per bag, per car, is over 

125 lbs. 



when the average weight per bag, per car, is 125 lbs. 

or less. 



when the average weight per bag, per car, is 125 

lbs. or less. 

Merchandise, N.O.S., moving directly between rail car and 

cargo van (container) without coming to place of rest 

on the wharf or transfer facility (Subject to Notes 4 and 

5) 

Car Unloading 6504 per ton of 2000 lbs. 

Car Loading 6504 per ton of 2000 lbs. 

Merchandise, N.O.S., palletized or unitized (Subject 

to Note 3): 



Car Loading_ 6004 per ton of 2000 lbs. or 40 


Cotton, in bales: 

Car loading or unloading 1404 per bale. 

Note 1. Car loading or car unloading shall be subject 

to a minimum charge of $69.75. 

Note 2. Rates apply only during straight time hours. 

(See Item No. 150). 

-2-- 

ITEM 

NO. 

210

Note 3. Rates apply only in connection with 

shipments consisting exclusively of 

Palletized/Unitized Cargo, i.e., cargo 

loaded on pallets, platforms or skids 

forming a single unit; weighing not less 

than 1000 lbs., nor exceeding 4000 lbs. 

per unit or pallet, which when the lading 

in cars is such as to permit complete 

loading or unloading by forklift or 

mechanized equipment. The weight or 

measurement of the pallet, platform or 

skids will be excluded when computing 

the eight or measurement on which charges 

are assessed. 

(B) In loading out cars, the railroad should 

furnish a checker and issue a "clean" bill of lading, 

and warehouseman will not be responsible for loss or 

damage because of failure of railroad to do so. 

(C) A reasonable charge will be made for all 

dunnage and fastenings used. 

(D) The warehouseman will not be responsible 

for additional storage charges which accrue because 

of inability to load cars before expiring storage date. 

(E) Demurrage will not be absorbed by the 

warehouseman, but all possible diligence will be used 

to unload and load cars promptly. 

Note 4. This service will only be performed when, in 

the judgement of the terminal operator 

conditions are permitting. 

Note 5. Should lower loading or unloading charges accrue 

under an individual rate item such lower charges 

shall apply. 

COLLECTIONS OF MONEY ON BEHALF OF STORER 

When the warehouseman is requested to make collections 

for the account of the storer, the charge therefor 

will be six tenths of one percent of the amount collected, 

subject to a minimum charge of 275 cents for each collection. 

Where collection is by check in the name of the 

storer the aforesaid charge will be applied. Where 

customers checks are accepted in lieu of cash, the 

warehouseman will assume no responsibility for the validity 

of such checks and shall be reimbursed by the storer 

for any losses sustained from such transactions. 

DELIVERY BY SERIAL OR PATTERN NUMBER 

ITEM 

NO. 

Where delivery is required by serial number o r identifying 

mark, an extra charge will be made of 28 cents per package, 225 

subject to a minimum charge of 75 cents per order or shipment. 

-3- 

220

LIMITED PILING HEIGHT 

If limited piling height is requested by storer, 

a charge of not less than 21.5 cents per square 

foot of floor space occupied per month will be 

made. 

MINIMUM CHARGES FOR STORAGE AND HANDLING 

AND ANCILLARY SERVICES 

(A) The minimum charge on a lot for storage 

is $2.74 per month or fraction thereof and for 

handling is $3.74 in and $3.75 out. 

(B) Each storage account shall be subject 

to a minimum storage charge of $23.00 per month. 

The minimum charge on a lot for storage in the 

U.S. Customs bonded warehouse is $5.90 for warehouse 

entries and $17.15 for general order entries, 

per month or fraction thereof. The minimum charge 

for handling in and out of the U.S. Customs bonded 

warehouse for warehouse entries is $7.90 for general 

order entries $26.25 (Subject to Item 315). 

RATE FOR DELIVERIES 

The handling rates do not include clerical expense 

incident to making delivery of merchandise from 

storage and an extra charge will be made of 125 

cents for each delivery in addition to all other 

applicable accessorial charges provided in the 

Tariff. In addition to the Rate for Delivery 

charge each delivery order will be subject to a 

charge of 25 cents per line item per order. 

RECONDITIONING 

(A) When space is furnished for repacking, 

repairing, recoopering or otherwise reconditioning 

packages or merchandise in the warehouse, the charge 

for floor space so used will be 22 cents per square 

foot per day, subject to a minimum charge of 157 

cents. Materials furnished will be charged for at 

cost. 

(B) Labor furnished for this work and to 

clean up and restore space to original condition 

shall be charged the storer at the man-hour rate 

for handling specified in Item No. 320. 

REPORTING MARKED WEIGHT OR NUMBER OF PACKAGES 

Where storer requests warehouseman to take and report 

marked weights, gallonage or serial numbers, the charge 

therefor will be 11 cents per package, subject to a 

minimum charge of 110 cents. 

-4- 

ITEM 

NO. 

250 

255 

260 

265 

280

SERVICE OUTLETS AND ELECTRICITY - 

REFRIGERATOR CONTAINERS 

Service outlets and electricity, per calendar day 

or fraction thereof, subject to Note $5.00 

NOTE: Rate does not include connecting or disconnecting 

power outlets. Neither the Port of Oakland or the 

warehouse operator will be responsible for 

electric power failure. 

STENCILING, MARKING, OR TAGGING PACKAGES 

(A) Except as otherwise provided in this tariff 

for individual commodities, the rate for stenciling, 

marking, or tagging packages will be 25 cents per 

package, subject to a minimum charge of 100 cents for 

each order or shipment, including issuance of bill of 

lading or shipping receipt on freight, express or parcel 

post shipments. 

(B) On merchandise shipped in cartons or cases in 

lots of 250 packages or more, using the same shipping 

marks, the marking charge will be 25 cents per package, 

subject to a minimum charge of $9.63 per shipment. 

SECTION III 

RATES FOR STORAGE AND STORAGE HANDLING 

Storage and storage handling shall be charged in 

accordance with following rates: (Subject to 

Paragraphs a and b). 

RATES IN CENTS 

Monthly Storage 

(Per month or Storage 

COMMODITY: fraction thereof) Handling 

Beer: 

Per case or carton------ 3.7 21 

Per barrel 42 160 

Cotton, (for rates on cotton, 

see Item No. 410). 

Iron and Steel Articles, not 

otherwise specified, per ton 

of 2000 lbs., (acceptance for 

storage at warehouse option): 

Stored on covered areas--- 160 

Stored on uncovered areas- 56 

Iron or Steel Articles, viz. 

-5- 

560 

560 

ITEM 

NO. 

287 

295


ITEM 

NO. 

Monthly Storage Handling 400 

Storage 

(Per month When reor 

fraction ceived in 

thereof) lots of 

When re- more than When received 

in 100 tons ceived in 

Stored on lots not but not ex- lots of 

Covered exceeding ceeding 500 500 Tons 

Areas 100 Tons Tons or more 

Wire, in coils 

or packages 

weighing more than 

2,000 lbs. per 

coil or 

package 130 469 402 362 

Wire netting 

in rolls---- 412 764 671 563 


Monthly Storage 

(Per month or Storage 

fraction thereof) Handling 

Liquors, Alcoholic, N.O.S., 

per barrel: 

30 gal. or less 49 205 

Over 30 Gal, to 55 Gal.-- 62 265 

Liquors, Alcoholic, N.O.S., 

per case: 

11/2 gal. or less 8 18 

Over 11/2 gal. to 3 gal.- 13 32 

Over 3 gal. to 4 gal.- 16 38 

Over 4 gal. to 6 gal.- 23 48 

Over 6 gal. to 10 gal.-- 32 72 

Merchandise, N.O.S.: 

Stored on covered areas: 

Per cubic foot, but not less 

than 21.54 per square foot-- 4.0 

Storage handling per 50 lbs. 

or per cubic foot, whichever 

yields the greater revenue---- 15 

Minimum charge per package---- 3.0 12 

Stored on uncovered areas: 

Per cubic foot, but not 

less than 6.74 per square 

foot 2.0 

(Subject to a minimum storage 

charge of 27.94 per ton or 

fraction, per month or fraction,) 

-6-

Storage handling, per 50 lbs. or 

per cubic foot, whichever yields 

the greater revenue 15 

Merchandise, N.O.S., Palletized or 

Unitized (Subject to Note 1): 

Per 50 lbs., or per cubic foot, 

whichever yields the greater 

revenue 3.0 10 

NOTE 1: Applies only to cargo loaded 

and secured to shipper's 

pallets, platforms or skids 

forming a single unit that has 

been prepared by the shipper 

elsewhere than at the warehouse 

premises, weighing not less 

than 1000 lbs. nor more than 

4000 lbs. per unit, which can 

be handled with mechanical 

equipment and is received and 

delivered to consignee in 

unbroken units. The weight or 

measurement of the pallets, 

p latforms or skids will be 

excluded when computing the 

weight or measurement on which 

charges are assessed. 

Tile, Ceramic: Unitized per Unit 

up to 2,000 lbs. 85 268 

2,001 to 2,500 lbs. 105 348 

2,501 to 3,000 lbs. 125 375 

3,001 to 4,000 lbs. 145 445 

a. The storage handling rates prescribed in this Item shall not 

apply when handling is performed by other than, and with the 

permission of, the warehouseman. 

b. For additional charges on cargo stored in the U.S. 

Customs bonded warehouse, see Item 315, 

COMMODITY RATES 

Cotton storage, handling and ancillary 

services shall be in accordance with the 

following rates: 

(See Notes 1 and 2). RATES IN CENTS 

ITEM 

NO. 

Storage, block basis, per bale, 

per day 2.75 

Handling, in and out, block basis, 

per bale 100 410 

Marking, one line only, per bale 50 

Each additional line 10 

NOTE 1: The minimum storage period shall be 15 days. 

NOTE 2: Block basis is the issuance of one document for 

a specified number of bales, tag list not used 

or provided. 

-7-

Section 2. Subsection (C) of Item 240 of Port 

Ordinance No. 1858 is hereby amended to read as follows: 

Apprf ed as to form a egality • 

SECTION II 

SPECIAL SERVICES-RATES, CHARGES, ITEM 

RULES AND REGULATIONS NO. 

LABOR AND CLERICAL SERVICES 

(C) When special services of any description 

include the use of forklift equipment of a capacity 

not to exceed 8,000 pounds, an additional charge of 

850 cents per unit per hour will be assessed, minimum 240 

charge of one hour. When special material handling 

equipment is required to move merchandise in and out of 

the warehouse or in conjunction with any other special 

service for the customer, a charge will be made to the 

customer at no less than the cost to the warehouseman. 

Section 3. That portion of Item No. 320 of Port 

Ordinance No. 1858 fixing the straight time rate per man 

per hour is hereby amended to read as follows: 

SECTION II 

SPECIAL SERVICES-RATES, CHARGES, 

RULES AND REGULATIONS 

MAN-HOUR RATE, 

APPLICATION OF 

(A) Straight Time Rate, per man per 

hour 

(Subject to Notes 1, 2 and 

3) $23.50 320 


June 1, 1979. 






Adopted at a n Adjourned Regular meeting held May 29, 1979 




Noes: None. 

Absent: None. 

Attest 

President. 

Secretary.

ar 

Affidavit of tub 


22ND MAY 


79 

watiau 


PORT 0 F OAKLAND 




County of ALANIEDA 

Accl 50 

ss. 


B. REISS 

PORT ORDINANCENO . 2220 

mn t 2 J 14 10: 07 

PORT ,A T TO RNEY 

That I am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the l'nited 












subscription list of paying subscribers, and is not devoted to the interests or . 

published fur the entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession. trade. 




intervals, in the said City of Oakland. County of Alameda, State of California. for 





PORT ORT ORDINANCE NO. 2220 


1 TIME 



21ST 

21ST day of 

MAY 

79 

day of A. D. 19 

MAY 

A.D. 19 79 

both days inclusive, and as . often during said period as said newspaper was 

MAY 21, 1979 






AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 5 AND 

10.7 AND SUBSECTIONS A AND E OF SECTION 

9 OF PORT ORDINANCE NO. 1149 RELATING TO 

CHARGES FOR USE OF FACILITIES AT METRO- 




Section 1. Sections 5 and 10.7 of Port Ordinance 

No. 1149 hereby are amended to read respectively as follows: 

"Section 5. The landing fees per 

calendar month, or fraction thereof, for 

aircraft based at the Airport and engaged in 

commercial operations are $30.00 per month 

for one aircraft and $20.00 per month for 

each additional aircraft operated by one 

person; provided that the maximum landing 

fees per calendar month for each Fixed 

Base Operator at the Airport shall be 

$120.00 per calendar month. 

"Aircraft shall be considered to be 

based at the Airport when owned or operated 

by a person holding a permit from the Port 

for commercial operation at the Airport, and 

no person shall engage in any commercial 

operation, as hereinabove defined, without 

prior permission of the Port." 

"Section 10.7. The following fees are 

hereby established for the use of the 

triturator facility at the Airport: 

Capacity of Collection Cart or Fee Charged for 

Container Being Dumped Each Dump 

0-199 U.S. gallons $ 4.00 

200-399 U.S. gallons 9.00 

400-599 U.S. gallons 14.00 

600-800 U.S. gallons 18.00

"Each user of said triturator facility 

shall submit to the Airport Manager on or 

before the 10th day of each month a report 

for billing purposes detailing its use of the 

triturator facility during the preceding month 

by capacity of carts and number of dumps. 

"Each user of said triturator facility 

shall be liable for any damages to the said 

facility directly or proximately caused by 

the carelessness or negligence of the user 

or its officers, employees or agents." 

Section 2. Subsections a and e of Section 9 of 

Port Ordinance No. 1149 hereby are amended to read respectively 

as follows: 

"Section 9. The following charges hereby 

are established for storage of aircraft at the 

Airport: 

Outside Storage: 

a. For spaces designated to accommodate 

aircraft with wingspans or length, whichever 

is greater, of: 

Monthly 

Rates Daily Rates 

40 feet or less $ 37.50 $ 2.50 

50 feet or less 53.50 3.50 

75 feet or less 75.00 5.50 

100 feet or less 96.50 6.50 

125 feet or less 182.00 12.00 

150 feet or less 267.50 16.00 

175 feet or less 353.00 21.50 

200 feet or less 438.50 26.50 

over 200 feet 524.50 32.00 

Blimp 428.00 26.50 

1st 8 hrs or Each additional Maximum 

fraction 8 hrs or Total 

thereof fraction thereof Daily 

$ 1.75 

2.50 

3.50 

4.50 

7.50 

10.50 

16.00 

18.00 

21.50 

15.00 

$ 4.50 

6.50 

9.50 

13.00 

22.50 

32.00 

43.00 

53.50 

64.00 

48.00 

Notwithstanding the monthly rates hereinabove 

set forth, the monthly rate for aircraft 40 feet 

or less requiring taxi-in/taxi-out capability is 

$50.00. 

No fee shall be assessed an aircraft parked 

at the Airport for less than 3 hours."

Absent: 

None. 

"e. For storage of aircraft in 

T-hangars, the monthly storage rates 

exclusive of office space in said Thangars 

shall be as follows: 

Hangar Area Monthly Rate 

840 sqUare feet $ 81.50 

870 square feet 83.50 

960 square feet 92.00 

1,050 square feet 101.50 




"The rate for office space in said 

T-hangars shall be $.0963 per square foot 

per month rounded to the nearest $.50 for 

the total office space occupied. 

"Electricity shall be provided separately 

on a metered basis." 


June 1, 1979. 






Adopted at a n Adjourned Regular 


meeting held May 29, 1979 



Noes: None.

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pool $210 , UNF 6tuaios nee 

Bart,tbus. Kids Ok 

5 . 153 -6121 

UNF ttuclio 1 bet 

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S165%65-0938 or 8: 

I UNF Studio, clean 

2-3 rrm GPI'S ! secured, 1st 8. last 

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2 bdrm 2 1:30 Older bidg, New I 

gang, pool, drps. 465 .6666; 835 

$425 

5-6601, 

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+ 

UNF super 1 berm, 

ever mg new, s 

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i I UNFURN 1 berm, 

view, crpts, sup. 

-5235, Mgr 935-9251 

• ,;4;1316).? UNFURN large 

""- )CATOR* 1- berm 2 bath 

i $475. Large oleo 

Noose From - bath off of the tart 

groom town barm. 

,es, homes, stove; retrig, Ms, 

-om $245 1470 Alice. Mgr 

ports-Pools 763-1083 agf no f€ 

11W2112 UNFURN large 1 t 

MacArthur. 

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drapes, stove, n 

street parking 

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Cit y of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, for the dissemination of 



published lit the entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade. 












22ND dav of MAY A.D. 19 79 S 

B, REISS 

That I arn and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the I ' s ited 

States, OV'er the age ‘ f twenty-one years. not a party to or interested in the matter or 


1 TIME 

to-wit: from the 2.1..S T day of MAY 

A.D. 19. ... 79 ...., 

P .501 P.,,P0 I.0.3 _1H"1 .4 i to and until the 21ST day of MAY 

puniloo-ve&' °°11-g 

A.D. 19 79, 

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11,- " , 04,, .x,MIDA I published, to-wit:-- MAY 21, 1979 

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AN ORDINANCE ADDING SECTIONS 1.69 AND 5.182 

TO PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867 FIXING THE COMPEN- 

SATION OF CERTAIN OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF 

THE PORT DEPARTMENT AND CREATING ONE POSITION 

OF PORT PERSONNEL ANALYST. 






otherwise provided herein, each 

person employed under Sec. 10.07 shall be 

entitled to an additional six percent (6%) 

of the compensation fixed for his services, 

calculated to the nearest dollar. 


Ordinance No. 867 to create one position of Port Personnel 

Analyst, which section shall read as follows: 



Sec. 5,182 1 Port Personnel Analyst 59


effect immediately and the provisions thereof shall be 

retroactive to July 1, 1978. 


April 17, 1979. Passed to print for one day by the following 

vote: Ayes: Commissioners Berkley, Connolly, Rodriguez, 

Soda and President Gainor -5. Noes: None. Absent: Commissioners 

Lange and Smith -2. 

Adopted at an adjourned regular meeting held May 8, 1979 


Ayes: 

Noes: None. 

Commissioners Connolly, Rodriguez, Smith, Soda and 

1st Vice President Berkley -5. 

Absent: Commissioner Lange and ,P-re-Odent Gain9r 

Approved as to form and legal : 

Attest 

„,„,---21-1,A 

Vi President. 

Secretary.

ices 

ion Near Lake Merritt 

kMERICAN 

85 Vernon St.-1 

763-2900 or 7i 

Affidavit o 







30TH day of APRIL „ aasa 19 79 

1s/8 nn y — I RI! 9: o 

@PORT AN 

Publication TTORE ) 




I B. REISS 

Act" 50 






representative of OAKLAND TRIBUNE, INC.. a corporation, the publisher and 




237798. December 4, 1951, and as that term is defined by Section 6000-of the 





published for the entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession. trade, 



.That said newspaper has been established, printed and published at regular 








1 TIME 


27TH 2 


APRIL 

79 , 

A.D. 19 


2772T TH 


APRI L 

A.D. 19 79, 


APRIL 27, 1979 

published. to-wit:—






RELATING TO CONTAINER CRANE ASSIGNMENTS AND 

RENTAL RATES. 



Section 1. Item No. 2690 of Port Ordinance No. 964 


SECTION XII CONTAINER CRANE ASSIGNMENTS AND RATES ITEM 

RENTAL RATES NO. 

TRAVELING GANTRY CRANES - RENTAL RATES 

(Berths 6, 8 and 9, Outer Harbor Terminal) 

Charges are for use of cranes only. User (1) $205.00 

shall reimburse the Port for the actual cost (2)$335.00 

incurred in providing a crane operator per hour 

subject to a minimum charge of eight (8) or 2690 

hours per operator for each shift each fraction 

operator is employed. Wharfage, dockage thereof, 

and other tariff charges are in addition per crane. 

to charges named in this item (Subject to 

Item No. 168). 

Operator, maintenance, repairs, power and any 

other utilities to be furnished by Preferential 

Assignee. (Not subject to Item 2685 (h)). 

(1) Cranes 240 and 241: Expandable spreaders 

capable of lifting containers thirty-five (35) 

and forty (40) feet in length provided by Port. 

Hourly rate of $205.00 is based on a rental rate 

of $150.00 and a power, repairs and maintenance 

charge of $55.00. The hourly charge of $205.00 

will be billed by and is directly payable to 

the Port. In return for providing power, repairs 

and maintenance of the cranes, the Port will pay 

to the Preferential Assignee $55.00 per hour. 

(2) Cranes 244 and 348: Expandable spreaders 

capable of lifting containers twenty (20), thirtyfive 

(35) and forty (40) feet in length provided 

by Port.

Hourly rate of $300.00 is based on a rental rate 

of $240.00, a maintenance and repairs fee of $55.00 

and a power charge of $5.00. The hourly charge 

of $300.00 will be billed by and is directly payable 

to the Port. In return for providing power, 

repairs and maintenance of the crane, the Port 

will pay to the Preferential Assignee $60.00. 

If cranes are used outside Preferential Assignee's 

area, and secondary user pays for power used, the 

Port shall bill $295.00 and pay to the Preferential 

Assignee $55.00 per hour. 

NOTE 1: These are traveling Gantry type 

container cranes; electric-powered; 

rated capacity of each crane not 

to exceed 67,200 pounds or 33.6 

short tons. 

NOTE 2: Electrical power furnished to 

Preferential Assignee or Secondary 

Assignee or crane(s) to be billed 

directly by Pacific Gas and Electric 

Company. 

NOTE 3: When cranes 244 and 348 are used at 

Berth 6, Preferential Assignee will 

reimburse Secondary Assignee for the 

cost of power and any other utilities 

incurred in the operation of the crane. 

Section 2, This ordinance shall take effect 

May 18, 1979. 



vote: Ayes: Commissioners Berkley, Connolly, Smith and 

President Gainor -4. Noes: None. Absent: Commissioners 

Lange, Rodriguez and Soda -3. 

Adopted at a regular meeting held April 17, 1979 


Ayes: Commissioners Berkley, Connolly, Rodriguez, Soda 


Noes: None. 

Absent: Commissioners Lange and Smith -2. 

Attest 

President. 

Secretary.

Af -idavh, o 


17TH day of APRIL A.D. 19 79 

810 

poR T. 

Publication '"°Rnifz, 







Acd.50 

ss. 


B. REISS 









Court of the. State of California in and for the County of Alameda, Judgment No. 

















1 TIME 

13TH 1 

APRI L 

7 9 


to and until the 13TH day of APRIL A.D. 19 79 , 



APRIL 13, 1979

Introduced by 




Seconded by 

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CERTAIN SECTIONS OF 

PORT ORDINANCE NO, 867 CORRECTING CLERICAL 

OMISSION IN PORT ORDINANCE NO, 2211, CREATING 

ONE ADDITIONAL POSITION EACH OF ASSOCIATE 

PROGRAMMER AND PORT PRINCIPAL ENGINEER, 

ABOLISHING A POSITION, RETITLING CERTAIN 

POSITIONS AND DESIGNATING DEPARTMENT HEADS 

IN THE PORT DEPARTMENT, 



Section 1, Section 1 of Port Ordinance No. 2211 

adopted by this Board on March 20, 1979, adding Sec, 1,67 

to Port Ordinance No, 867, is hereby amended to include 

Sec, 8,021, which section was not included in Section 1 

of Port Ordinance No. 2211 through clerical omission. 

Section 2. Secs, 7,17 and 8,02 of Port Ordinance 

No. 867 are hereby amended to create one additional position 

each of Associate Programmer and Port Principal Engineer, 



Positions Title Schedule No, 

Sec, 7.17 2 Associate Programmer 54 

Sec, 8,02 4 Port Principal Engineer 67,5 

Section 3. Sec, 8.021 of Port Ordinance No, 867 

creating the position of Port Principal Engineer, Class II, 

is hereby repealed,

Section 4. Secs. 11.001 and 11.002 of Port 

Ordinance No, 867 are hereby amended to change the titles 

of the positions of Traffic Manager and Manager, Marine 

Terminal Department to General Manager, Marine Terminal 

Department and Manager of Marine Marketing to Manager, 

Cargo Marketing Department, which sections shall read 

respectively as follows: 



Sec. 11.001 1 General Manager, Marine 

Terminal Department $3186.00 

Sec. 11.002 1 Manager, Cargo Marketing 

Department $2500.00 

Section 5, Sec. 5,17 of Port Ordinance No. 867 


Sec. 5.17. The following positions are 

hereby designated as department heads exempt 

from the competitive Civil Service pursuant 

to Section 802 (c) of the Charter: 

Director of Management Planning (Sec. 5.014) 


Director of Public Relations and 

Advertising (Sec. 5.09) 

Port Equal Opportunity Employment 

Officer (Sec. 5,16) 



Director of Fiscal Affairs, Port 


Chief Engineer and Special Assistant to 

the Executive Director (Sec. 8.00) 

Director of Research (Sec. 8,13) 

Director of Airport Planning (Sec. 8.15) 

Director of Properties (Sec. 8,20) 


Manager, General Aviation (Sec. 10.023) 

General Manager, Marine Terminal 


Manager, Cargo Marketing 


-2--

Manager, Air Traffic Development 


Manager, Traffic Management and Customer 

Service Department (Sec. 11.04) 



vote: Ayes: Commissioners Berkley, Connolly, Smith and President 

Gainor -4. Noes: None. Absent: Commissioners Lange, 

Rodriguez and Soda -3. 



Ayes: 

Noes: None. 

Commissioners Berkley, Connolly, Rodriguez, Soda 


Absent: Commissioners Lange and Smith -2. 

Appro as to orm and 1 ality: 

1 / 

Por ttorney 

Attest 

President. 

Secretary.

Affirl &vit o Pualication' 






SS. 


1 


Fi cup 

B. REISS 


17TH79 

day of APRIL A.D. 19 





San Francisco- action herein set forth. 

ty gap in my life da 

'50s, when hypoden 


hammers. representative of OAKLAND TRIBUNE, INC., a corporation, the publisher and 

"This won't ht printer of the OAKLAND TRIBUNE, which was during all the time hereinafter 

what was clearly on 

sal 

lies. 



And then you 

only looked like a ji 237798, December 4, 1951, and as that term is defined by Section 6000 of the 

too. Government Code, and as provided by said Section, is printed and published in the 

So now, as time City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, for the dissemination of 

and science with it local and telegraphic news and intelligence of a general character, having a bona fide 

needles 

with anythir 


And, oddly eno 

Lion—pain and need] published for the entertainment or instruction of a particular class, profession, trade, 

of discussion for th calling, race or denomination or for any number of such classes, professions, trades, 

(plus a handful of 

tors) 

meeting at the 


It is no small cc That said newspaper has been established, printed and published at regular 

as North America's intervals, in the said City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, for 

ture should be held I 

the ancient Chinese more than two years preceding the date of the first publication of the notice herein 

been practiced for y mentioned; that said notice describes and expresses in general terms, the purport and 

is also the home of 

search, 

s , which studio character of the notice intended to be given. 

use, and which was 

week's symposium. 



The connection ( 

cently, the practice o 

attention. Before Pre 

boo Curtain, before ( of which the annexed is a printed copy, was published in said newspaper, 

were even aware of a 

1 TIME 

course, the needling 

noses (and in some 

communities like Ch 13TH APRIL 79 

' to-wit: from the day of 

A.D. 19 , 

had brought their ov 

tires with them. 

to and until the 13THAPRIL day of 

A.D. 19 79, 

!Crt it nn* .v. 



APRIL 

1 3 , 1 9 

97 

t, tr 20





AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECS, 5.17, 8.02, 

8.092 AND 10.032 OF PORT ORDINANCE NO. 

867 CORRECTING CLERICAL ERROR IN PORT 

ORDINANCE NO. 2210, CREATING ONE ADDI- 

TIONAL POSITION EACH OF PORT PRINCIPAL 

ENGINEER AND ELECTRICAL-MECHANICAL 

ENGINEER AND CREATING TWO ADDITIONAL 

POSITIONS OF RELIEF RESERVATION CLERK. 




adopted by this Board on March 6, 1979, amending Sec. 5.17 

of Port Ordinance No. 867, is hereby amended to designate 

the position of Director of Management Planning (Sec. 5.014) 

as a department head exempt from the competitive Civil 

Service pursuant to Section 802(c) of the Charter, which 

position was not included in Section 5 of Port Ordinance 

No. 2210 through clerical error. 

Section 2. Secs, 8.02, 8.092 and 10.032 of Port 

Ordinance No. 867 are hereby amended to create one additional 

position each of Port Principal Engineer and Electrical- 

Mechanical Engineer and to create two additional positions 

of Relief Reservation Clerk, which sections shall read 

respectively as follows:



Sec. 8.02 3 Port Principal Engineer 67.5 

Sec. 8,092 3 Electrical-Mechanical 

Engineer 56 

Sec. 10.032 10 Relief Reservation Clerk Persons 

employed under 

this section 

shall be paid 

at the rate of 

1/173rd of the 

monthly compensation 

fixed in 

Section 10.031 

for each hour 

of service. 


March 20, 1979. Passed to print for one day by the following 

vote: Ayes: Commissioners Lange, Rodriguez, Smith, Soda 


Berkley and Connolly -2. 



Ayes: Commissioners Berkley, Connolly, Smith and President 

Gainor -4. 

Noes: None. 

Absent: Commissioners Lange, Rodriguez and Soda -3. 

A1741 ed as t° 


tif °-ey 

Attest 

/ /// 

President. 

Secretary.

a Happy Hop 1 

to Disneyland c 

Aflictavi. o: Publicati onP° 


30TH day of MARCH A.D. 19 79 

iJ i J npfi -2 

o 

FI T A 7 — 




66 JACK LODN ON SQUARE 




ACC, 50 

ss. 


B. REISS 


























1 TIME 

to-wit: from the. 3 0 TH 

day of MARCH 

A.D. 19 79 , 

to and until the 30TH day of MARCH A D 19 79, 



MARCH 30 , 19 79 

v t 

55







LOCATED ON THE WESTERLY SIDE OF 

EDGEWATER DRIVE WITH RITCHIE & RITCHIE 

DEVELOPMENT CO. AND AUTHORIZING THE 










Agreement dated the 20th day of March, 1979, between 

this Board, as Seller, and RITCHIE & RITCHIE DEVELOPMENT CO., 

a general partnership, as Buyer, by which the Port agrees to 

















Oakland.




follows: 







State of California, from which monument 

the bearing of the monument line to the 

monument known as 41/E is being taken as 

South 19°54'54" West, for the purpose of 

this description; thence leaving Monument 

41/D along the monument line North 4°39' 

16" East 224.23 feet to its intersection 

with the southeasterly production of the 

southwestern right of way line of the 

street known as Edgewater Drive; thence 

along last said line and said southwestern 

right of way line the following four courses: 

North 70°05'06" West 803.25 feet; North 47° 

51'59" West 89.33 feet; along a tangent 

curve concave to the northeast with a radius 

of 428 feet through a central angle of 12° 

59'15" for an arc distance of 97.02 feet; 

tangent to last said curve North 34°52'44" 

West 2,418.77 feet to the TRUE POINT OF 

BEGINNING of the parcel to be described; thence 

southerly along the arc of a curve concave to 

the west, with a radius of 40 feet, from a 

tangent that bears South 34°52'44" East, through 

a central angle of 90° for an arc distance of 

62.83 feet to a point on the northwestern line 

of a proposed street, 100 feet in width; thence 

along last said line South 55°07'16" West 819.22 

feet to a point on a line which is parallel with 

and 859.22 feet southwesterly of the southwestern 

line of Edgewater Drive, last said line also 

being the northeastern boundary line of Parcel 1 

in the Grant Deed to the Alameda County Flood 

Control and Water Conservation District, which 

was recorded April 29, 1974 in Reel 3664 at 

Image 818 Alameda County Records; thence along 

last said line North 34°52'44" West 297.34 feet 

to the most southern corner of the parcel of 

land described as Parcel 2 in last said Deed 

(RE3664, IM818); thence along the general southeastern 

boundary line of last said Parcel 2 the 

following four courses: North 55°07'16° East 

15.00 feet; North 34°52'44" West 20.00 feet; 

North 55°07'16" East 796.69 feet and North 84° 

22'25" East 54.477 feet to a point on said 

southwestern line of Edgewater Drive; thence 

-2-

along last said line South 34°52'44" East 

250.719 feet to the point of beginning. 

Containing an area of 271,389 square feet, 

more or less, also being 6.23023 acres. 







vote: Ayes: Commissioners Lange, Rodriguez, Smith, Soda and 

President Gainor -5. Noes: None, Absent: Commissioners 

Berkley and Connolly -2. 

Adopted at a 


Ayes: 

Noes: 

Absent: 

App ed as to f le!ality: 

414P-11109AmAlat-.. 

cz7Port Attorney 

Attest 

meeting held 

President. 

Secretary.

e people are 

)n adults save 

'en save 55% 

,ia's Vacation 

discounts for 

o. All discount 

nfirrned reser- 

'its purchased 

lance. 

it Happy Hop 

there 

read 

and Oran, 

a whirlwind j mile: 

Ike an easy transF 

vacation with I Haar- 

A-tractions like Fly 'L. 

1. Stay at the 

d Hotel or the 

)e Park Hotel 

7c1 tickets for 

Itures and at- 

Al 

Acd.50 

PR —2 al 9 

AffiLavit f PublicL ',lour 








ss. 

I. 


B. REISS 


30TH MARCH 79 


Pt 


























1 TIME 

30 TH 


MARCH 

day of A D 19 79 , 


30TH day of MARCH A D 19 79, 



MARCH 30, 1979






OF PORT ORDINANCE NO, 867 FIXING THE 

COMPENSATION OF CERTAIN OFFICERS AND 

EMPLOYEES OF THE PORT DEPARTMENT, 



Section 1. The hereinafter enumerated sections of 

Port Ordinance No. 867 are hereby amended to read respectively 

as follows: 



Sec, 4.03 1 Secretary $1745000 

Sec. 5.00 1 Executive Director $4681.00 

Sec. 5.01 1 Assistant to the Executive 

Director, who shall be one 


assistants to the Executive 

Director within the meaning 

of Sec. 614 of the Charter. $2542.00 

Sec. 5.011 1 Deputy Executive Director, 

who shall be one of the two 

principal assistants to the 

Executive Director within 

the meaning of Sec. 614 of 

the Charter. $4243.00 



ptB $1754.00 

Sec. 5.014 1 Director of Management 

Planning $2708.00

Section 2. Section 1 of this ordinance shall 


be retroactive to October 1, 1978. 



vote: Ayes: Commissioners Connolly, Lange, Rodriguez, Smith, 


Berkley -1. 



Ayes: Commissioners Berkley, Connolly, Smith and President 

Gainor -4. 

Noes: None. 

Absent: Commissioners Lange, Rodriguez and Soda -3. 

cz 

Approvt as to form and ; Y: 

A 

Aga 

ANIIMOW' r 

' 

Attest 

President. 

Secretary.



Sec. 5.02 1 Secretary to the Executive 


Sec. 5.07 1 Manager, Purchasing Department 

$1988.00 

Sec. 5.09 1 Director of Public 

Relations and Advertising $2731.00 

Sec. 5.16 1 Port Equal Opportunity 

Employment Officer $2159.00 

Sec. 5.18 1 Employee Relations Officer $2174.00 

Sec. 6.00 1 Port Attorney $4099.00 

Sec. 6.01 1 Assistant Port Attorney $3319.00 

Sec. 6.02 1 Deputy Port Attorney III $2179.00 

Sec. 6.021 1 Deputy Port Attorney II $1875.00 

Sec. 6.022 1 Deputy Port Attorney I $1663.00 

Sec. 7.10 1 Director of Fiscal Affairs, 

Port Department $3124.00 

Sec. 8.00 1 Chief Engineer and Special 

Assistant to the Executive 


Sec. 8.01 1 Assistant Chief Engineer $3239.00 

Sec. 8.13 1 Director of Research $2702.00 

Sec. 8.20 1 Director of Properties $3326.00 

Sec, 8.22 1 Senior Commercial 

Representative $2798.00 

Sec. 10.00 1 Director of Aviation $3352,00 

Sec. 10.001 1 Airport Manager $2954.00 

Sec. 10.01 1 Assistant Airport Manager $2533.00 

Sec. 10.023 1 Manager, General Aviation $2400.00 

Sec. 11.00 1 Director of Maritime 

Activities $3912.00 

Sec. 11.001 1 Traffic Manager and 

Manager, Marine Terminal 

Department 

Sec, 11.011 

Manager, Air Traffic 

Development Department 

-2- 

$3186.00 

$2477.00

Ca 

unlimited 

Well be with you 

Lots of families he 

Cc 

Perramg 

/ 

/ bE 

WC 

ne 

pho 

range 

from flic 

and hot( 

dations to fun-fil 

the happiest plc 

For a full color 

about Happy He 

your 

or Air ( 

California, (8 

3111A 

Affidavit of PublicationP -2 nN 9: 56 

T TO RNEY 






ss. 


Acct. 50 



30TH day of MARCH A.D. 19 79 


























1 TIME 

to-wit: from the 30 TH day of MARCH A.D. 1979 

to and until the. 3,0:11-4 day of MARCH A.D. 19.2a., 


published, to-wit:— MARCH 30, 1979






OF PORT ORDINANCE NO, 867 CREATING CERTAIN 

POSITIONS AND ABOLISHING CERTAIN POSITIONS. 



Section 1. Secs. 8.03, 9.12 and 11.003 of Port 

Ordinance No. 867 are hereby amended to create one additional 

position each of Supervising Civil Engineer, Building 

Maintenance Engineer and Marine Commercial Representative IV, 




Sec. 8.03 7 Supervising Civil 

Engineer 62 

Sec. 9.12 10 Building Maintenance 

Engineer 42.5 

Sec. 11.003 5 Marine Commercial 

Representative IV 63.9

Section 2. Secs. 11.004 and 11.005 creating 

the positions of Midwest Marine Marketing and Commercial 

Representative and East Coast Marine Marketing and 

Commercial Representative are hereby repealed, 





None. 

Adopted at a regular meeting held March 20, 1979 


Ayes: Commissioners Lange, Rodriguez, Smith, Soda and 


Noes: None. 

Absent: Commissioners Berkley and Connolly -2.

sane in vtameaa (Aunty ; 

or Court here and will 

ported to Japan. 

Kayoko Powdrill told p 

trists - she followed the 

Fund for 

Martinez—County Ad 

trator. Mel Wingett 

asked determine the be 

to use $68,000 remainin 

fund-,to. recruit nurses 

comity „ iospital. 

The county will conside 

the money for pay raise: 

many- nurses have foun 

could make more mom 

Am. 0 

AffiCav:t, of Publicat:t) 




66 JACK LODNON SQUARE 

OAKLAND, CA 



ss. 


B, REISS 


20TH MARCH 79 



























1 TIME 


16TH 


MARCH 

A.D. 19 

79 

, 

to and until the 16 TH 


MARCH 

A.D. 19 79 , 



MARCH 16 , 19 7 9





AN ORDINANCE ADDING SECTIONS 1,67 AND 

1.68 TO PORT ORDINANCE NO, 867 FIXING 


AND EMPLOYEES OF THE PORT DEPARTMENT, 





Sec. 1.67. In addition to the compensation otherwise 


5,021, 5.03, 5,04, 5.041, 5,061, 5,062, 5,08, 5,082, 5.101, 

5.121, 5.122, 5,13, 5,131, 5,132, 5,133, 5.14, 5.141, 5.15, 

5,151, 7,04, 7.041, 7.042, 7,043, 7,09, 7.12, 8,02, 8,03, 

8,05, 8,06, 8.061, 8,0611, 8,0631, 8,0634, 8,0636, 8.071, 

8,08, 8,082, 8,083, 8,09, 8,091, 8,092, 8,10, 8,11, 8.12, 

8,134, 8.136, 8.16, 8,21, 8.211, 9,02, 9.03, 9.041, 9,05, 

9,051, 9.052, 9,06, 9,08, 9.09, 9,10, 9,11, 9,12, 9,15, 

9.16, 9,171, 9.19, 10.031, 10,04, 10,041, 10.05, 10.072, 

10,09, 10,10, 10,102, 11,03, 12,031, 12,08 and 12,17 shall 

be entitled to an additional six and two-tenths percent 

(6,2%) of the compensation fixed for his services, calculated 

to the nearest dollar. 

Section 2. Section 1,68 is hereby added to Port 


Sec. 1,68, In addition to the compensation otherwise 


5.013, 5,063, 5.10, 5,102, 5.103, 5,104, 5,105, 5.11, 5,12, 

5.142, 5.161, 5.162, 5,163, 5,181, 6.04, 7.00, 7,02, 7,021, 

7,03, 7.08, 7.092, 7.11, 7,111, 7.13, 7,15, 7.16, 7,17, 

8,0633, 8.0635, 8.0637, 8,07, 8,111, 8.135, 8.137, 8.14, 

8,141, 8.143, 8,144, 8.145, 8,151, 8,152, 8.161, 8.23, 8,24, 

8,25, 8,26, 8.27, 9,00, 9.01, 9,011, 9,012, 9.101, 9,102, 

9,111, 9,121, 9.122, 9,14, 9,17, 9.18, 10.02, 10,021, 10.022,

10.03, 10,042, 10,06, 10,08, 10,081, 10.101, 10,103, 

11,0021, 11,003, 11.004, 11,005, 11.006, 11,007, 11001, 

11.02, 11.021, 11.022, 11,023, 11,025, 11,026, 11,027, 

11.029, 11.041, 12,01 Terminal Superintendent and Chief 

Wharfinger, 12.03 and 12.032 shall be entitled to an 

additional six and two-tenths percent (6.2%) of the compensation 

fixed for his services, calculated to the nearest 

dollar. 

Section 3, Section 1 of this ordinance shall 


be retroactive to July 1, 1978, 

Section 4, Section 2 of this ordinance shall 


be retroactive to September 1, 1978, 


March 6, 1979, Passed to print for one day by the following 


Smith, Soda and President Gainor -7, Noes: None, Absent: 

None. 

Adopted at a regular meeting held March 2 0 , 1979 


Ayes: Commissioners Lange, Rodriguez, Smith, Soda and 

President Gainor -5, 

Noes: None. 

Absent: Commissioners Berkley and Connolly -2.,,,,

have better working 

-The vote chi 

pIGIV eteflifontgomery r 

Amusing invitation 

Dearhia M. Schwartz, trf 

din's campaign for Oak 

amused and confused wb 

wine and cheese-tasting 

Spees. 

Spees, you might kr 

nent. To think Dick Nixc 

entering was the way to 

side was doing. 

That Marie Conyers( 

Gibson, Sam Lazaar fre 

Oakland council seat isn 

Democratic blood is bein 

Jerry Jackson's mat 

cratic Central Committe 

po,, 

Aiiidavit of Publication '''ciRf,r), 





OAKLAND, CA 



0,0 50 

ss. 


B. REISS 


20TH MARCH 79 



























1 TIME 



16TH 


A.D. 19 79, 

16THMARCH day of 

A.D. 19 79 , 


MARCH 16, 1979 

published, to-at:—







867 ADOPTING NEW SALARY SCHEDULES, CREATING 

CERTAIN POSITIONS, ABOLISHING A POSITION AND 

DESIGNATING DEPARTMENT HEADS IN THE PORT 

DEPARTMENT. 



Section 1, Section 2.01 of Port Ordinance No. 867 





No. a. b. c. d. e. 

53.9 1364 1433 1505 1592 1684 

66.7 1868 1962 2061 2180 2305 

70.9 2071 2176 2286 2417 2556 

Section 2, Sec. 5.03 of Port Ordinance No. 867 


Senior Secretary, which section shall read as follows: 



Sec. 5.03 18 Senior Secretary 31 

Section 3. Sec. 12.01 creating the position of 

Terminal Superintendent and Chief Wharfinger is hereby 

repealed.

Section 4, Secs. 11,006, 11,04, 11.041, 12.01 

and 11,007 are hereby added to Port Ordinance No. 867 to 

create one position each of Marine Commercial Representative 

V, Manager, Traffic Management and Customer Service Department, 

Traffic Representative and Tariff Analyst IV and 

Manager, Marine Operations and Chief Wharfinger and to 

create two positions of Marine Commercial Representative II, 




Sec. 11,006 1 Marine Commercial 

Representative V 

Sec. 11,04 1 Manager, Traffic Management 

and Customer Service 

Department 

70,9 

$2500.00 

Sec. 11.041 1 Traffic Representative and 

Tariff Analyst IV 66,7 

Sec. 12.01 1 Manager, Marine Operations 

and Chief Wharfinger $2500.00 

Sec. 11,007 2 Marine Commercial 

Representative II 53.9 

Section 5. Sec, 5,17 of Port Ordinance No, 867 


Sec. 5,17, The following positions are 

hereby designated as department heads exempt 

from the competitive Civil Service pursuant 

to Section 802 (c) of the Charter: 


Director of Public Relations and 

Advertising (Sec. 5.09) 

Port Equal Opportunity Employment 

Officer (Sec. 5.16) 



Director of Fiscal Affairs, Port 


Chief Engineer and Special Assistant to 

the Executive Director (Sec. 8.00) 

Director of Research (Sec. 8,13) 

Director of Airport Planning (Sec. 8,15) 

Director of Properties (Sec. 8.20) 


-2-

Manager, General Aviation (Sec. 10,023) 

Traffic Manager and Manager, Marine 

Terminal Department (Sec. 11,001) 

Manager of Marine Marketing (Sec, 11,002) 

Manager, Air Traffic Development 

Department (Sec. 11,011) 

Manager, Traffic Management and Customer 

Service Department (Sec, 11.04) 


February 20, 1979. Passed to print for one day by the following 

vote: Ayes: Commissioners Connolly, Lange, Rodriguez, 


Commissioner Berkley -1. 



Ayes: Commissioners Berkley, Connolly, Lange, Rodriguez, 

Smith, Soda and President Gainor -7. 

Noes: None. 

Absent: None. 

Ir ). .__.., -..„..,.. ,, 

ey 

President. 

secretary.

lays notice they should 

lave had plenty of 

ime. They shouldn't 

Trop a bomb on me 

'lye days before it hap- 

According to Patton 

here was no legal con- 

.ract between the San 

i.'rancisco-based pro- 

Weer and Ski Incline. 

There was no written 

igreement of any kind. 

"I did everything to 

liscourage this thing," 

:aid Patton. "And ev- 

.Ty hurdle I put up ... 

le came over it." 

Patton had trouble 

aintrolling his laughter 

as he explained what 

Sampson intended to 

do. 

"Did you also read 

ne was going to be in 

the reverse fetal position?" 

asked Patton. 

"He planned to have 

the bindings mounted 

in the conventional 

way with the tips 

pointing up the hill ... 

"He wanted four 

men to ski along side 

AT FORA; 


5TH MARCH 


7 9 

A.D. 19 

9 ma nti 9: se 

Affidavit of Public at ,,,A"RTAT-FoRN, 







Includes, Air conditioning 

AM Radio, Power Stet 

Wheel, Rally Wheels. 2581 

—IN STOCK, RE 

ss. 


I. 


JAMES F 

"The LOW-OVE1 

3927 E. 

Oakland e Ph 

Ace'. 50 












City of 'Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, for the dissemination of 














1 TINE 


2NDMARCH 

day of A D 19 79, 

to and until the 2ND day of BARCii A.D. 19...7.9., 


MARCH 2, 1979 







AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT 

WITH STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANS- 

PORTATION PROVIDING FOR THE ACQUISITION OF TWO 

PARCELS OF REAL PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE PORT OF 

OAKLAND INNER HARBOR AREA ON SECOND STREET 

BETWEEN CASTRO AND BRUSH STREETS, MAKING AN 

APPROPRIATION THEREFOR AND FINDING CERTAIN 






that acquisition of the real and personal property hereinafter 

described is necessary and convenient to the further 

development and improvement of the Port of Oakland Inner 

Harbor Area. 


authorized to execute and the Secretary to attest that certain 

Agreement dated the 6th day of March, 1979, by and 

between the STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, 

as Seller, and the CITY OF OAKLAND, a municipal corporation, 

acting by and through this Board, as Buyer, providing for 

acquisition by the said Board of the two hereinafter described 

parcels of real property located on Second Street between 

Castro and Brush Streets, in the Inner Harbor Area, together 

with buildings and appurtenances and fixtures and other personal 

property thereon, all of which said real property is 

located in the City of Oakland in the "Port Area", County of 

Alameda, State of California, and described as follows: 

Parcel One 

Lots 12 to 23 inclusive, in Block 

1, as said Lots and Block are shown on 

KELLERSBERGER'S COMPLETE MAP OF OAKLAND, 

filed June 16, 1870 in Book 1 of Maps, 

page 21, in the Office of the County 

Recorder of Alameda County. 

Parcel Two 

Lots 1 to 6 inclusive, Lots 9 to 

13 inclusive, and Lots 24 to 28 inclusive 

in Block 24, as said Lots and Block are

Shown on KELLERSBERGER'S COMPLETE MAP OF 

OAKLAND, filed June 16, 1870 in Book 1 of 

Maps, page 21, in the Office of the County 

Recorder of Alameda County. 

Section 3. There is hereby appropriated out of 

the Port of Oakland Revenue Fund the sum of $217,000.00 

for the acquisition of said real and personal property. 

Section 4. The City Manager is hereby directed 

to draw a warrant on the City Treasurer in the sum of 

$217,000.00 from the fund indicated to the order of such 

owner in payment for said real and personal property, following 

the occurrence of and the Seller's performance of 

the conditions stated in said Agreement. 

Section 5. The real and personal property above 

described shall be transferred to the City by the delivery 

of a grant deed or by other means satisfactory to the Port 

Attorney, free and clear of all liens and encumbrances, 

save and except such liens and encumbrances as shall be 

satisfactory to the Board. 


to secure a policy of title insurance on said land in the 


expense, and to take such steps as may be necessary to 

effectuate the foregoing. 

Section 7. This ordinance shall take effect thirty 

(30) days from and after its final adoption, and after the 

expiration of said period the Port Attorney is hereby authorized 

and directed to record said Agreement and grant deed. 








Ayes: 

Noes: None. 

Absent: 

meeting held March 6, 1979 

Commissioners Berkley, Connolly, Lange, Rodriguez, 

Smith, Soda and President Gainor -7. 

None. 

AppTed as to legal y: 

_ 

# 

• —Sit 

ow Attorney 

Attest 

Presiden 

Secretary.

ders probably call Alvin R, 

Chester, who lifts 

tpread. Fun, eh Raymond? 

unt b o 

Keranitji Sam pson III 


5TH79 

day of MARCH A.D. 19 

tdhm: I 

619 Pin!? 

6 6 till 9 58 

Affidavit of Publicat:G. _ _:" T ATTORNEY 

IN THE MATTER OF 1 Affidavit of Publication of 






SS. 


0,0.50 



























1 TIME 

to-wit: from the 2ND 


A.D. 19 79 -, 


2ND day of MARCH A D 19 7 9 , 



MARCH 2, 1979 






AN ORDINANCE APPROVING A FIRST SUPPLE- 

MENTAL AGREEMENT WITH MIAMI VALLEY 

BROADCASTING CORPORATION FOR AN OPTION 

TO PURCHASE CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY LO- 

CATED IN THE PORT OF OAKLAND INNER 

HARBOR AREA AND AUTHORIZING THE 










First Supplemental Agreement dated the 6th day of 

March, 1979, between this Board, as Seller, and MIAMI 

VALLEY BROADCASTING CORPORATION, an Ohio corporation, as 

Buyer, amending that certain Agreement between said parties 

dated the 9th day of November, 1977, and approved by the 

Board of Port Commissioners by Port Ordinance No. 2130 on 

November 23, 1977, by which Agreement the Port agrees to 



the sum of $1,123,000.00, and by which First Supplemental 

Agreement certain minor changes are made to the form of 

Grant Deed to be delivered and accepted, are hereby approved. 



Secretary of said Board to attest said First Supplemental 

Agreement. 








President of the Board; and such Grant Deed, when so 

signed and attested, acknowledged and sealed with the 

official seal of the Board, shall be deemed duly executed 

by the City of Oakland.

Section 5. Said real property is situated 

in the "Port Area" of the City of Oakland, County of 

Alameda, State of California, and is more particularly 

described as follows: 

Being a portion of that certain parcel 

of land as shown on the Record of Survey 

Map filed April 14, 1977 in Book 10 of 

Record of Surveys, Page 99, Records of 

Alameda County, which is more particularly 


BEGINNING at a point on the southwestern 

line of Embarcadero West as said 

line is shown on the hereinabove referred 

to Record of Survey Map (10 RS 99), said 

point being on a line which is parallel 

with and distant northwesterly 582.45 feet 

at right angles from the easterly line of 

Fallon Street produced southwesterly; 

thence along last said parallel line South 26° 

1530" West 822.16 feet to a point on the 

ordinary low tide line of May 4, 1852 as 

described in the Agreement dated April 23, 

1938, recorded May 18, 1938 in Book 3639 of 

Official Records, at Page 124, Records of 

Alameda County; thence along last said line 

the following two courses: North 58°54'25" 

West 254.165 feet and North 51°2025" West 

47.856 feet to a point on a line which is 

parallel with and distant southeasterly 

638.718 feet at right angles from the 

easterly line of Alice Street; thence along 

last said parallel line North 26°l5'30" East 

786.422 feet to a point on the aforesaid 

southwestern line of Embarcadero West; thence 

along last said southwestern line the following 

five courses: South 67°34'14" East 

110.378 feet; southeasterly along the arc of 

a curve concave to the southwest with a 

radius of 190.01 feet through a central angle 

of 7°19'12" for an arc distance of 24.28 feet; 

South 60°1502" East 100.01 feet; southeasterly 

along the arc of a curve concave to 

the northeast with a radius of 210.01 feet 

through a central angle of 7°1912" for an 

arc distance of 26.83 feet and South 67°34' 

14" East 39.06 feet to the point of beginning. 

Containing an area of 242,649 square 

feet, more or less, also being 5.57045 acres. 

-2-




said First Supplemental Agreement. 





Commissioner Berkley -10 





Noes: None. 

Absent: None. 

Appri ed as to form a lity 

AZ.... 111.11PW/ A 

Attest 

President. 

Secretary.

?ff seil The Kid COME 

ten 

onc 

herScottsdale, Ariz. 

A ffida Jit, of I low 




66 JACK LONDON SQ UARE 




Sc. 


B. Russ 

tE...CErVED 

V1911118 -6 tiM 9: 58 


RT ATTORNn 














her peared for the Oaklai 

500 young hero of a John 

Pr° 

me By the time he wz 

Dee 13 days later, a feu 

sae have paid his air fare 

to make sure he got 

But that seems I ( 

cit, now age 19. He share 

Par dire need of a mother 

other boy pitcher. N( 

can spoil the memori 

atmosphere of a state 










Mike Morgan can.PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2208 

Las Vegas to make Ii 


professional debut P 

the big club in the Col 

seum before an to 

usually large A's hon. 

crowd of more tha 

23,000. His parent 


1 TIME 

were there, his MI 

friend sat with her pa 

ents in the stands aloe 

with his high scho( 

coach and his famil! 



2ND 

2ND 



MARCH 

MARCH 

79 

A.D. 19 

A.D. 19 

Sportswriters from a 

over the country fie 

ar 

di 

in and watched Morga 

go the distance again 

The Orioles won, 3-0. 

"I'm mature for r 

other day. "I can't cc 

effort, did a decent jol 

school. It wasn't a hea 

Just another day." 


5TH 


MARCH 79 

A.D. 19 

79 


published, to-wit:— MARCH 2 19 7 9 

Md. 50





AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING EXECUTION 

OF SECOND SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT 

WITH FOODMAKER, INC. 





Secretary to attest that certain Second Supplemental 

Agreement dated the 23rd day of January, 1979, by and 

between the City of Oakland, a municipal corporation, 

acting by and through this Board, and FOODMAKER, INC., 

a corporation, formerly known as CONTINENTAL RESTAURANT 

SYSTEMS, INC., providing for the amendment of Paragraph 

3 of that certain Lease dated the 24th day of January, 

1973, and recorded the 30th day of March, 1973, in Reel 

3378, Image 90, Official Records of Alameda County, 

California, between the Port and RALSTON PURINA COMPANY, 

a corporation, which said Lease was previously assigned 

by said RALSTON PURINA COMPANY to said CONTINENTAL 

RESTAURANT SYSTEMS, INC., which subsequently changed 

its name to FOODMAKER, INC. 


thirty (30) days from and after its final adoption and, 

after the expiration of said period, the Port Attorney

is hereby authorized and directed to record said 

Second Supplemental Agreement. 



vote: Ayes: Commissioners Berkley, Connolly, Lange, 


Commissioner Rodriguez -1. 

Adopted at a regular meeting held February 2 0, 1979 


Ayes: Commissioners Connolly, Lange, Rodriguez, Smith, 


Noes: None. 

Absent: 


Attest 

Secretary.

AffiG- avit, Puk/iication 



LE GAL DEPARTMENT 



STATE '1F CALIFORNIA 

Fled Advertising 

rtments 

CLOSED 

Count if ALAMEDA 

:BRUARY 19t1 

\T's BIRTHDA 

CSd 

INCISCO BAY 

?§IDE HOME 

Nutside, large 

50 sq ft. Only 

,c• 232-3478 

re Gibson 

794-6171 

104-Acreage 

BERKELEY Hills 

two acre bo 

Face park, se 

most flat. 532,5 

for contractor. 

BY OWNER 3 s 

lots. Oakland t 

Each lot. 357-41 

LOT t9f sale 11.1 

cc" 5C 

ss. 


B. REISS 


16TH FEBRUAR 79 

day of A D 19 













City of Oakland, Countj. of Alameda, State of California, for the dissemination of 







intervals, in the said City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California. for 







1 TIME 

to-wit: from the 1.911-1 day of FLJ3E.LIAAX A.D. 19 7$ 

to and until the 1.6-TH day of EaRu.AR. A.D. 19..1 9 



FEBRUARY 16 , 1979 

Notary public in and for the County of Alameda, State of California

2M 7-48 FORM 18-C 

Absent : 



PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2206 e-- 



ORDINANCE NO. 867 CREATING ONE ADDITIONAL 

POSITION OF ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY. 



Section 1. Sec. 5.021 of Port Ordinance No, 867 


Administrative Secretary, which section shall read as follows: 



Sec. 5.021 3 Administrative Secretary 37.5 

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland: California: 


vote: Ayes: Commissioners Berkley, Connolly: Lange, 


Commissioner Rodriguez -1. 

Adopted at a regular meeting held February 20, 1979 


Ayes: Commissioners Connolly, Lange: Rodriguez: Smith, 


Noes: None.

sn Leandro 

BAY-0-VISTA 

TACULAR BAY VIEW 

level lot and street. 

ox. 2500 sail., FORdining 

room, tomlly 

lot, immac- 

condition 

CALL NOW 

500. 

DERIGHI & CO 

_TORS 635-1155 

, VVNER. 375 Stoakes 

2 bdrm, 1 bath, frplc, 

din. split-level. Lg. lot, 

for children & pets, 

to all trans. Open sot 

1., 1.5. $65,500. 

DOWNTOWN 

Leandro Condo..2 

W.. Furth I1F1 C 



16TH FEBRUARY 79 


RECEtvED 

1319 

• • 

FEE 16 Psi 2: 26 

avit of F db _ icatmik 

_ _ _ _ _ ORT ATTORNEY 



66 JACK LONDON SQUARE l PORT ORDINANCE NO. 2206 


STATE Ct1 CALIFORNIA 

Count of ALAMEDA 

50 

s. 


B. RE IS S 

That I am and was during all the time herein mentioned a citizen of the I Tnited 

















intervals, in the said City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California. for 







1 TIME 


16TH day of FEBRUARY A.D. 197 9 

to and until the 161H. day of FEBRUARY A.D. 19.7.9... , 


FEBRUARY 16 , 1979 


Notary Pu ilicin and for the County of Alameda, State of California

2M 7-48 FORM 18-C 





AN ORDINANCE ADDING SEC. 10.104 TO PORT ORDINANCE 

NO. 867 CREATING 17 POSITIONS OF AIRPORT FUELER, 

CLASS II, IN CONNECTION WITH PARTICIPATION IN 

COMPREHENSIVE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ACT OF 1973. 




Ordinance No. 867 to create 17 positions of Airport Fueler, 

Class II, in connection with participation by the Port of 

Oakland in the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act 

of 1973, which section shall read as follows: 



Sec. 10.104 17 Airport Fueler, Class II $956.00 


January 23, 1979. Passed to print for one day by the following 


Smith, Soda and President Gainor -7. Noes: None. Absent: None. 



Ayes: Commissioners Berkley, Connolly, Lange, Smith, Soda 


Noes: None. 

Absent: Commissioner Rodriguez 

Attest 

President. 

Secretary.

1979 FEB -5 2: tiO 

PORT ATTORNE' 

Aliidavit of PuE 'cation 

Acct. 50 



66 Jack London Aq. Port 2205 

Oatland, Ca. 94.640 



icil moratorium 

a, but the coun- ) PORT ORDINANCE 

ng. AIRPORT FUELER, 

1CIPATION IN COMthey 

are not ',NINO ACT OF 1973. 

for the overall 

ause the entire :ommissioners of the City 

!most entirely to • 

gle-family hous-rrItOlgdgannif:dN18°Zri 

Comprehensive Endo:in 


!se area's zoning soiary or 

Schedule No 

prevailing uses Class I , $956.00 No. 

preserve the A, California, January 23, 

',ring vote: Ayes: Commis- 

Smith, Soda and Presl- 

neighborhood, 

for rehabilita- 4 

Ad houses, and 

onstruction will mIssloners 

the neighbor- "It) 


L. Caviglia 








Court of the State of California in and for the County of Alameda, Judgment No, 

237798. December 4, 1951, and as that term is defined by Section 6000 of the 













That the notice Rox1.2205 


1 time 

to-wit: from the Second 

to and until the Second 

day of F ebruary A.D. 19 7,9 

Febraary 

A.D. 19 79 day of 

, 


published, to-wit:— Eiett.r.uary 2.., 19.79 


2nd day of Februtty/9....7.9 

Notary ubliC in and for the County of Alameda, State of California





AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECS. 8.143 AND 

10.08 OF PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867 CREATING 

ONE ADDITIONAL POSITION OF PORT ENVIRON- 

MENTAL PLANNER ASSOCIATE AND CHANGING THE 

SALARY OF CHIEF AIRPORT JANITOR. 





Port Environmental Planner Associate, which section shall 




Sec. 8.143 2 Port Environmental 

Planner Associate 61 



Chief Airport Janitor, notwithstanding any other provisions 

of said Port Ordinance No. 867, which section shall read 

as follows:

Apprj, ed as to firm and legalit : 

Port, ttorney 


Positions Title Schedule No0 

Sec. 10.08 1 Chief Airport Janitor 55.3 



vote: Ayes: Commissioners Berkley, Connolly, Lange, 

Rodriguez, Smith, Soda and President Gainor -7. Noes: None. 

Absent: None. 





Noes: None. 

Absent: Commissioner Rodriguez -1 

Attest 

kn. 

President. 

Secretary.

1979 FE 

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PORT ATTORrs,E',' 

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5TH 

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B. REISS 

FEB RUPARX 19 79 



























1 TIME 

to-wit: from the 4Th day of U BRVARY A.D. 1979 

to and until the 4Th day of FEBRUARY A D 19.7. g., 



FEBRUARY 14 1979






RELATING TO WHARFAGE - RULES AND REGULATIONS 

AND WHARF DEMURRAGE AND STORAGE - RULES AND 

REGULATIONS. 



Section 1. Subsection (d) of Item No. 735 of 

Port Ordinance No, 964 is hereby amended to read as follows: 

SECTION IV WHARFAGE - ITEM 


APPLICATION OF WHARFAGE 

(d) On merchandise which is moving on other than a 

weight or measurement basis (e.g., per package, 

per container, etc.), except as otherwise provided 

in individual items the wharfage charges 

shall be assessed as follows: 

(1) Per ton of 1,000 kilograms or 1 cubic meter, 

whichever will yield the greater revenue. 

(2) On fresh fruits or vegetables manifested on 

a per package basis, wharfage shall be 

assessed on a ton of 1,000 kilograms. 735 

(3) On merchandise moving in vans or containers 

manifested on a per van or per container 

basis, wharfage shall be assessed on the 

weight or measure of the cargo; whichever 

produces the greater revenue. When both 

weight and measure of the cargo are not 

available wharfage shall be assessed on 

the overall length of the container as 

follows: 

OVERALL LENGTH OF CONTAINER CHARGE CHARGE (SEE NOTE) 

0 - 7 meters $ 66.00 44.00 

7 - 9 meters 80.00 53.00 

over 9 meters 134.00 90.00 

NOTE: Charges in this column will apply only when 

containers are originating from or destined 

to OCP Territory as defined in Item 760.

Section 2. Items Nos. 881 and 897 are hereby 

added to Port Ordinance No. 964 to read respectively as 

follows: 

SECTION V WHARF DEMURRAGE AND STORAGE,- ITEM 


WHARF DEMURRAGE RATES PER CONTAINER 

Merchandise, N.O.S. moving in vans or containers 

manifested on a per van or per container basis, 881 

when weight and measure of the cargo is not 

available. 

FOR THE FIRST FOR EACH ADDITIONAL 

OVERALL LENGTH 5 DAYS OR 5 DAYS OR FRACTION 

OF CONTAINER FRACTION THEREOF THEREOF 

0 - 7 meters $ 20.00 $ 40.00 

over 7 - 9 meters 24.00 48.00 

over 9 meters 40.00 80.'00 

WHARF STORAGE RATES 

(Items 885 to 1125) 

(In Cents Per Ton of 1,000 kilograms, 

except as otherwise shown) 

COLUMN A - Daily Storage Rates, per day or fraction 

thereof, Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays, 

inclusive. 

COLUMN B - Monthly Storage Rates, per month or fraction 

thereof. 

COMMODITY 

COLUMN ITEM 

A B NO. 

Merchandise, N.O.S. carried in 

containers or vans, manifested 

on a per container basis when 

weight and measure of the cargo 

is not available. Per container, 

based on overall length of container 

as follows: 897 

0 - 7 meters $ 2.00 No 

over 7 - 9 meters 2.40 monthly 

over 9 meters 4.00 rates

Section 3, This ordinance shall take effect 

March 9, 1979. 




Smith, Soda and President Gainor -7. Noes: None, Absent: None. 





Noes: None. 

Absent: Commissioner Rodriguez -1. 

Attest 

6— 

President. 

Sicretary.

BE IT oRDA;rot 

Oakland as 10.1. 

Section 1. Sut 

is hereby amends 

SECTION IV 

RUL 

AFPLI 

(hi) On merchand 

weight Or me 

frngz= 

assessed as 1, 

(1) Per ton c 

whicheve 

(2) On freon 

per pack( 

on a tan 

(3) On merch 

manifestE 

wharfage 

measure 

greater r 

sure of tl 

shall be 

coMainer 

OVERALL LENG 

OF coist GINE, 

otri. 

0 - 7 meter 

7 - 9 meter • 

over 9 mete, 

NOTE: Charges 

originotir 

Item 760.E 

Section 2. I? 

Ordinance No. 9 

SECTION V ,N 

WHARF DEW 

Merchandise, N. - 

l(estea on a at 

weight and met 

OVERALL LEN. 

OF CONTAIN] 

- 7 met 

over 7 - 9 met, 

over 9 met 

l9l9 FE 

" PT ATTAtfit7.4 

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/it 

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of Ph.blication 

IN THE MATTER OF I Affidavit of Publication of 

Port Of Oakland Port 2203 

66 Jack London Sq. 

Oakland, Calif. 94604 



Merchandise,' may 

containers or 

on a per co4 

weight and ad 

go Is not avail 

er, booed 09 -layed acting on A 

container as it-- year as a result tr, 

0 meitations on local sc 

over 7 - 9 me, 

aver 9 mile for mainte- si 

seeHon 3. ion of recreation 

In Board 

1979. Passed ta 

sinners Beriste) 

cent Goinor—sated it would 

are than $10,000 jn 

ds to clean and 

0,0, 50 

ss. 


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Port 2283 


time 

to-wit: from the ae.C.Q.1),Ci day of T.010.4.r7 A.D. 19_71 , 

to and until the G eeend. day of February A.D. 19 79 


published, to-wit:— February 2., 19.79 


2nd day of rebrua.mp . 19.179.





AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECS. 8.21, 10.021 AND 10.032 

OF PORT ORDINANCE NO. 867 CREATING ONE ADDITIONAL 

POSITION OF ASSISTANT CIVIL ENGINEER, CHANGING THE 

SALARY OF SUPERVISORY AIRPORT TRAFFIC REPRESENTATIVE 

AND CREATING TWO ADDITIONAL POSITIONS OF RELIEF 

RESERVATION CLERK. 




hereby amended to create one additional position of Assistant 

Civil Engineer, which section shall read as follows: 



Sec. 8.21 2 Assistant Civil Engineer 50.5 



Supervisory Airport Traffic Representative, notwithstanding 

any other provisions of said Port Ordinance No. 867, which 

section shall read as follows: 



Sec. 10.021 1 Supervisory Airport Traffic 

Representative $1959.00


is hereby amended to create two additional positions of 

Relief Reservation Clerk, which section shall read as follows: 

Absent: None. 

Approv , ■• as to form and le ity : 

AAA" I A _A 

Port Portj torney 



Sec. 10.032 8 Relief Reservation Clerk Persons employed 

under this 

section shall be 

paid at the rate 

of 1/173rd of the 

monthly compensation 

fixed in 

Section 10.031 

for each hour of 

service. 



vote: Ayes: Commissioners Berkley, Lange, Rodriguez, Smith, 


Connolly -1. 

Adopted at an adjourned regular meeting held January 23 p 1979 




Noes: None.

-8801 

lot. 

down 

145-Trust Deeds 

1st DEEDS of trust among, 

..purchased 653-0685 opt 

WRAP around deed of fru: 

Sell for 519,000. Viet, 

17.5%. 531.7973, 278-6510 

1 57-Wanted 

6,4 JIM 22 Pi 3: 59 

FORT AT FORM-1 

Adavit of Publication 



j ss. 


1,30 home B y Owne 

1500 so ft 2 story etc COO 

3 Ira bdrm 11/2 ba lly rr 

formal dining modern kit . 

huge backyard & mor 

569,900 (707)643-6682 

1 18-Outside Californic 

down 10 ACRES by owner net 

Salt Lake City. Forests 

'8-8354 ts, river nearby. wale 

Tec. S13,500 471-0376 

5 BORM Carson it y, No 

home only 595,000, ossumc 

beloan 702-8825420 

0. Both 

and w/ 

prime 120-Recreation 

Estate Proper 

units, 

35-1737 

tem & 

ents at 

54110,- 

25811 

144Eerd Estate Loans 

LEX 

1ST/2ND'S 

sl000-sso,000. No Credit 0 

),000 

vestigatIon. Cut bill pd' 

axed: 

ments an half. 24 hr setcon- 

Broker Sunset Mortgage C 

893-2557 or 471-5555 

Agt IND 1.0010 

gets you beautlfull 

wooded acre drn 

2 ba package phousebDo-I 

YOurseit Tahoe area, Eak 

wicnci hlde-a-way or rein 

ap ment. Coil Warren, fc 

pt. 865-3475 Agt 

Deeds of Trust mod( 

purchased 937.7665 Mar 

BAY Area Loan Agt 

LS S ANY PURPOSE.. 

LOANS-IN A HURRY! 

1st, 2nd & 3rd arranged c 

Homes, Income Prop, S501 

to 1 Mu. Loans bour,37, 

Roebuck & Co 

ES 

r free- 



22 day of. . 'A.D. 19 7 9 

PORT 


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to and until the day of A.D. 19 


published, to- TIL1J-1:2 IS , 2 '2 19

2M 7-4S FORM 18.e 







YOUTH AIDE, CLASS "D". 

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Youth Aide, Class "D", which section shall read as follows: 



Sec. 9.18 1 Youth Aide, Class "AA" $10.06 per hour 

11 Youth Aide, Class °A" 6.75 per hour 

23 Youth Aide, Class "B" 5.29 per hour 

30 Youth Aide, Class "C" 3.83 per hour 

8 Youth Aide, Class "D" 2.90 per hour 

Section 2, This ordinance shall take effect immediately 

and the provisions thereof shall be retroactive to and including 

January 1, 1979 in compliance with Federal minimum wage law. 

In Board of Port Commissioners, Oakland, California, December 

19, 1978. Passed to print for one day by the following vote: 

Ayes: Commissioners Connolly, Lange, Rodriguez and President Gainor 

-4. Noes: None. Absent: Commissioners Berkley, Smith and Soda -3. 

Adopted atan adjourned regular meeting held January 9, 1979 




Noes: None.

not fou 

fined that because Bot I 

sponded to anti-op: there N 

cases were "rou- tiate a 

to the appropriate Times 

pital st 

Police Capt. Paul patient 

hospital had ma 

of drug reactions 

I 10 days. Four or Bay 

t a fifth floor ward the Tii 

nally ill were in- had [3( 

trance 

first d 

I was conducting covere 

nine what exactly 

)mas Isbell said. "Tin 


2 9 IR7 8 

day of AID. 19 

199 Jnee 

ni=cE r) 

Affidavit of Publication' RI ATTORNEY 




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1 1-111E 

2 2 0 2. 

to-wit: from the day of A D 19 7 8 .:., 

to and until the day of A.D. 19 7 , 



J21. 29 1072 

nil 10: 01

Introduced by 




Seconded by 


AGREEMENT WITH STATE OF CALIFORNIA 

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION PROVIDING 

FOR THE ACQUISITION OF CERTAIN REAL 

PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE VICINITY AND 

SOUTHERLY OF THE SAN FRANCISCO-OAKLAND 

BAY BRIDGE TOLL PLAZA AND THE CONVEYANCE 

OF CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE 

VICINITY AND NORTHERLY OF THE SAN 

FRANCISCO-OAKLAND BAY BRIDGE TOLL PLAZA 

AND FINDING CERTAIN FACTS IN CONNECTION 

THEREWITH. 






in Section 2 is necessary and convenient to the further 

development and improvement of the Port of Oakland Outer 

Harbor Area. 

Section 2. The President of this Board is 

hereby authorized to execute and the Secretary to attest 

that certain Agreement dated the 21st day of November, 1978, 

by and between the STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF 

TRANSPORTATION and the CITY OF OAKLAND, a municipal corporation, 

acting by and through this Board, providing for acquisition 

by the said Board of the hereinafter described parcel of 

real property in the vicinity and southerly of the San 

Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge Toll Plaza, which said real 

property is located in the "Port Area" in the City of Oakland, 

County of Alameda, State of California, and described as 

follows: 

A portion of that 1.828 acre tract 

of land described as Parcel "R" and a 

portion of that 45.82 acre tract of land 

described as Parcel "S" in the conveyance 

from City of Oakland to State of California 

dated December 31, 1941 and recorded 

February 17, 1942 in Book 4186 of Official 

Records of Alameda County at page 156, 

containing 4.80 acres, more or less, which

is described as Parcel 1 in Exhibit "A", 

attached to said Agreement and by this 

reference made a part hereof, together 

with a portion of that 45.82 acre tract 

of land described as Parcel "S" in the 

conveyance by City of Oakland to State 

of California dated December 31, 1941 

and recorded February 17, 1942 in Book 

4186 of Official Records of Alameda County 

at page 156, containing 13.80 acres, more 

or less, which is described as Parcel 2 

in Exhibit "A", attached to said Agreement 

and by this reference made a part hereof. 


be transferred to the City by the delivery of a Director's 

Deed (Quitclaim) in the form attached to said Agreement 

as an exhibit. 


determines that certain real property hereinafter described 

in Section 6, owned by the City of Oakland and under the 

jurisdiction and control of said Board, has become unnecessary 

for port purposes or harbor development. 

Section 5. The conveyance of said real property 

hereinafter described in Section 6 to the STATE OF CALIFORNIA, 

subject to all of the terms and conditions set forth in that 

certain Grant Deed (Corporation) dated the 14th day of 

December, 1978, is hereby authorized and approved and the 

President of the Board of Port Commissioners is hereby 

authorized and directed to execute on behalf of the City of 

Oakland the said Grant Deed and the Secretary to attest the 

signature of the President of the Board; and such Grant Deed, 

when so signed and attested, acknowledged and sealed with the 

official seal of the Board, shall be deemed duly executed by 

the City of Oakland. 


vicinity and northerly of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge 

Toll Plaza in the Port Area of the City of Oakland, County of 

Alameda, State of California, and is more particularly described 

as follows: 

A portion of the strip of land 1000 feet 

wide, designated as North Fairway, lying in the 

Bay of San Francisco, described in Section 2 of 

Ordinance No. 3099 of the City of Oakland, 

adopted July 7, 1910, certified copy of which 

was recorded October 10, 1910, in Book 1837 of 

Deeds at Page 84, Recorder's Series No. M-94810, 

Alameda County Records, said portion being 


COMMENCING at the intersection of the City 

of Oakland Charter Line of 1862 with the northerly 

line of the 12.186 acre parcel of land conveyed to 

the State of California described in the Indenture 

recorded September 10, 1954, in Volume 7420 at 

Page 229, Official Records of Alameda County; 

-2-

thence along said Charter Line N. 63'4559" 

W., 69.94 feet to the easterly prolongation 

of the course described as N. 66°3551" E., 

526.48 feet" in said Indenture; thence along 

said prolongation S. 66°35'51" W., 88.82 feet 

to the westerly terminus of the course described 

as N. 88°16'02" E., 144.31 feet" in said 

Indenture; thence along last said course 

N. 88'1602" E., 144.31 feet to the point of 

commencement. 

CONTAINING 0.054 of an acre, more or 

less. 


to take such steps as may be necessary to effectuate the 

foregoing. 




record said Agreement and deeds. 



vote: Ayes: Commissioners Connolly, Lange, Rodriguez 


Berkley, Smith and Soda -3. 

Adopted at a n adjourned regular meeting held January 9, 1979 




Noes: None. 

Absent: Commissioner Connolly -1.

P ORT 

6 

OAK LAN 

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Affidrivit of Publication - °RNEY 


9 06 0 4. 


ROSENGREEN, Nellie Elizabeth, 

December 27, 1978; beloved 

wife of the late James. P. Rosengreen 

St.; loving mother of 

James P. Rosengreen Jr., Helen 

Ketterbaugh and Irene 


,J,:strl I - 

PIKE, Norman W., in Kensing• 

ton, December 27, 1978; lov 

ing husband of the late 

Gladys L. Pike; beloved father 

of . Jeanne M. James of Berke• 

ley and Brian Pike of San 

Francisco; loving brother 01 

Herbert B. Pike of Plymouth, 

England and Gerald V. Pike 

of Kensington and the late 

Nelson Frederick . Pike; dear 

father-in-law of William R. 

James; also survived by 72 

grandchildren and three 

great-grandchildren. A native 

of Cornwall, England; aged 75 

years. A member of the Canadian 

Legion Post No. 113, 

Plymouth Lodge. F. 8 A.M. of 

England. 

Funeral services CHAPEL 

DRAWING ROOM CHAPEL 

Sunday, December 31 at 17 

a.m. conducted by the Canadian 

Legion Post No. 113. Memorials 

in his memory to the 

charity of your choice would 

be appreciated. 

ELLIS-OLSON MORTUARY 

727 Son Pablo Ave. Albany 

525-0246 

LEGAL NOTICES 

Loans covered on the statement 

Include those originated by Twin- 

Pines Federal Savings as well as 

(hose originated by other institutiont 

and- later purchased by the 1 

Association. 

The statement itemizes lanS bY 

conventional mortgage o loans, 

loans insured of guaranteed by the 

Federal Housing Administration, 

Veteran's Administration and 

Farmers Home Administration, 

and home improvement loans. 

Loans on rriu gl-family dwellings of 

more than four units are reported 

on separately. 

Twin Pines Federal Savings can 

assure the .public . that its policy 

will continue to be fair and equitable 

to home buyers. When funds 

are available, loans are granted to 

any quliafiy 

whiCh Is 

property 

adeq edua 

bu te er s of 

ecurity for a 

loan. 

No. 5495—Dec 29, l978—(1t) 

NOTICE INVMING BIDS 

U 1 

The City of O 39 

akl 0) 

and will receive. 

bids In the Office of the City Clerk, 

Room 06, City Hatt, Oakland, California, 

3 at any time prior to 200 I 

p.m., Monday, January 75, 7979, 

for the street tree planting at 14th < 

Street from. Castro to Fallon t 

Streets. 

e consISts, i c 

general, The worfurnishing of and instaih n c 

ing ail labor materials, transPortadon, 

storage, equipment, tools and a 

Utilities required for the complete 

work Of Street Tree Planting, 14th V 

Street, all according to specIfica- 

MM drowinos and related deco ,. e 

menfs. 

The City Council annually aster- ti 

tains prevailing wage rates far 

Public Works projects. The current 3. 

Council Resolution No. 52103 

S, covering this molder Is 

available for Inspection at the Office 

if Me City Clerk. In addition, 

Acct. sd 

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Affidavit of Public - Port of Oakland

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