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We are currently working on developing a lifestyle guide for the City that will feature restaurants, recreation and cultural amenities. Let us know your "hidden gems" that you would like to share.
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We are currently working on developing a lifestyle guide for the City that will feature restaurants, recreation and cultural amenities. Let us know your "hidden gems" that you would like to share.
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Jul 22, 2014 by
Steve Furtado (5 points)
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We are currently working on developing a lifestyle guide for the City that will feature restaurants, recreation and cultural amenities. Let us know your "hidden gems" that you would like to share.
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The City is currently updating the 2009-2014 Five-Year Strategic Business Plan. What projects/programs should the City focus on completing in the next five years (between 2016-2021)? The current plan...
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The City is currently updating the 2009-2014 Five-Year Strategic Business Plan. What projects/programs should the City focus on completing in the next five years (between 2016-2021)? The current plan is available on the city website under Home>Departments>Finance>Five-Year Strategic Business Plan
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Dec 2, 2016 by
Steve Furtado (5 points)
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The City is currently updating the 2009-2014 Five-Year Strategic Business Plan. What projects/programs should the City focus on completing in the next five years (between 2016-2021)? The current plan is available on the city website under Home>Departments>Finance>Five-Year Strategic Business Plan
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natbates@comcast.com, gayleclaughlin@officeofthemayor.net, corkybooze@clrichmond.ca.us
Today at 1:19 PM
Officers of The City Of Richmond,Ca
--Richmond...
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natbates@comcast.com, gayleclaughlin@officeofthemayor.net, corkybooze@clrichmond.ca.us
Today at 1:19 PM
Officers of The City Of Richmond,Ca
--Richmond Pension Tax is a item that is now and has been hurting all retired /fixed income seniors for many many years--- How can your team review this to at least make amends for seniors/fixed income retirees to get this waved --removed from their property tax bill---
Why can't you or your team place this on a ballot to have such amended/removed for seniors. Or is this something that I can gather enough signatures and place on the ballot --
Awaiting your reply
thank you
Robert Patterson
1232 Parkway ct
Richmond, Ca
Hilltop Green area
tel 510-758-7376
CC John M. Gioia
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Oct 8, 2014 by
robert patterson (5 points)
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natbates@comcast.com, gayleclaughlin@officeofthemayor.net, corkybooze@clrichmond.ca.us
Today at 1:19 PM
Officers of The City Of Richmond,Ca
--Richmond Pension Tax is a item that is now and has been hurting all retired /fixed income seniors for many many years--- How can your team review this to at least make amends for seniors/fixed income retirees to get this waved --removed from their property tax bill---
Why can't you or your team place this on a ballot to have such amended/removed for seniors. Or is this something that I can gather enough signatures and place on the ballot --
Awaiting your reply
thank you
Robert Patterson
1232 Parkway ct
Richmond, Ca
Hilltop Green area
tel 510-758-7376
CC John M. Gioia
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The city stopped maintaining Fairmede Park for past few years. There is gross Vegetation and Twenty dead trees that can fall injuring kids walking to school or park goers
The city could be liable for...
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The city stopped maintaining Fairmede Park for past few years. There is gross Vegetation and Twenty dead trees that can fall injuring kids walking to school or park goers
The city could be liable for fire damage to private property due to neglect.
Three trees have fallen over this year 2016
Fairmede Park is larger and connected to the Elementary School, Compared to Hilltop Green Park
which is cared for far better
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May 6, 2016 by
JOHN ADAMS (5 points)
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The city stopped maintaining Fairmede Park for past few years. There is gross Vegetation and Twenty dead trees that can fall injuring kids walking to school or park goers
The city could be liable for fire damage to private property due to neglect.
Three trees have fallen over this year 2016
Fairmede Park is larger and connected to the Elementary School, Compared to Hilltop Green Park
which is cared for far better
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Inspection/testing contractors who perform nondestructive testing on equipment and piping inside the Richmond Refinery are some of the few companies that are not complying with SB54. This is the bill...
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Inspection/testing contractors who perform nondestructive testing on equipment and piping inside the Richmond Refinery are some of the few companies that are not complying with SB54. This is the bill that requires all contractors operating in the California refineries pay their employees prevailing wage.
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Dec 14, 2017 by
94805ben (5 points)
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Inspection/testing contractors who perform nondestructive testing on equipment and piping inside the Richmond Refinery are some of the few companies that are not complying with SB54. This is the bill that requires all contractors operating in the California refineries pay their employees prevailing wage.
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The City of Richmond should promote and invest heavily in worker-owned cooperative enterprises. Given the tremendous failings of capitalism - the growing gap between the economic classes, the...
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The City of Richmond should promote and invest heavily in worker-owned cooperative enterprises. Given the tremendous failings of capitalism - the growing gap between the economic classes, the concentration of nearly all the country's wealth to the top 1%, people working harder yet receiving less, the lagging minimum wage when adjusted for inflation, unemployment statistics reported dishonestly - we need a better way. Workers that own their businesses would never vote to hand over the profits to a small number of board members. They would never deny themselves paid leave, or choose to send their jobs oversees, or any of the myriad, ridiculous decisions that put profits over people. I could write an entire book. Imagine a typical fast food worker. Whether there is a line out the door waiting for food, or a completely empty restaurant, they get the same miserable wage. What's the incentive? Shouldn't a worker be happy to have customers? Not when they never see a penny of the profits.
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Dec 24, 2016 by
James Madden (9 points)
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The City of Richmond should promote and invest heavily in worker-owned cooperative enterprises. Given the tremendous failings of capitalism - the growing gap between the economic classes, the concentration of nearly all the country's wealth to the top 1%, people working harder yet receiving less, the lagging minimum wage when adjusted for inflation, unemployment statistics reported dishonestly - we need a better way. Workers that own their businesses would never vote to hand over the profits to a small number of board members. They would never deny themselves paid leave, or choose to send their jobs oversees, or any of the myriad, ridiculous decisions that put profits over people. I could write an entire book. Imagine a typical fast food worker. Whether there is a line out the door waiting for food, or a completely empty restaurant, they get the same miserable wage. What's the incentive? Shouldn't a worker be happy to have customers? Not when they never see a penny of the profits.
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an internet, city wide lost and found
Jan 26, 2015 by
rosanne ryken (7 points)
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an internet, city wide lost and found
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Restoring & Creating Opportunities for Involvement in the sport of Wrestling
Champion for the privileges & opportunities of wrestlers of the Richmond California area to be restored. In doing so,...
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Restoring & Creating Opportunities for Involvement in the sport of Wrestling
Champion for the privileges & opportunities of wrestlers of the Richmond California area to be restored. In doing so, facilitating families of this worthy Community into the sport. Help build a foundation for a self-sustaining, functional, prosperous wrestling Institution in the Greater Richmond CA Area. Work to facilitate the self perpetuation of the sport. The sport of wrestling makes great men & women of all ages, shapes, size, ethnicity, & wealth. My current goal is to boost community awareness to the disposition of the sport in the Richmond Ca Area, as well as to have a healthy wrestling program be fully reinstated by offering head coaches & finding all necessary participation in the West Contra Costa Unified School Districts 6 main public high schools.
Building a self perpetual, strong foundation for the sport will allow members of the community to enjoy the family activities that the sport offers.
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Jun 16, 2018 by
Mr. James McGee (51 points)
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Restoring & Creating Opportunities for Involvement in the sport of Wrestling
Champion for the privileges & opportunities of wrestlers of the Richmond California area to be restored. In doing so, facilitating families of this worthy Community into the sport. Help build a foundation for a self-sustaining, functional, prosperous wrestling Institution in the Greater Richmond CA Area. Work to facilitate the self perpetuation of the sport. The sport of wrestling makes great men & women of all ages, shapes, size, ethnicity, & wealth. My current goal is to boost community awareness to the disposition of the sport in the Richmond Ca Area, as well as to have a healthy wrestling program be fully reinstated by offering head coaches & finding all necessary participation in the West Contra Costa Unified School Districts 6 main public high schools.
Building a self perpetual, strong foundation for the sport will allow members of the community to enjoy the family activities that the sport offers.
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Recently, my family and i have been being harassed by our landlord of 33 years and have been extremely frustrated because we keep getting "there is nothing we can do to help you because its a single...
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Recently, my family and i have been being harassed by our landlord of 33 years and have been extremely frustrated because we keep getting "there is nothing we can do to help you because its a single family home". The city complains homelessness is an issue in Richmond but allow landlords to over run their tenants like this and watch more and more families become homeless. STOP ONLY HELPING APARTMENTS, DUPLEX'S AND ETC. HELP EVERYONE. TO ME THIS IS DISCRIMINATION AND NOT A WAY TO HAVE A COMMUNITY.
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Dec 6, 2017 by
ruthlessleann (5 points)
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Recently, my family and i have been being harassed by our landlord of 33 years and have been extremely frustrated because we keep getting "there is nothing we can do to help you because its a single family home". The city complains homelessness is an issue in Richmond but allow landlords to over run their tenants like this and watch more and more families become homeless. STOP ONLY HELPING APARTMENTS, DUPLEX'S AND ETC. HELP EVERYONE. TO ME THIS IS DISCRIMINATION AND NOT A WAY TO HAVE A COMMUNITY.
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Shoppers of the Macdonald 80 Shopping Center exit the center and easily cut straight through 44th street--to quickly get on the 80 south. They do this instead of turning left on Macdonald, making a...
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Shoppers of the Macdonald 80 Shopping Center exit the center and easily cut straight through 44th street--to quickly get on the 80 south. They do this instead of turning left on Macdonald, making a right on 37th, and right onto Barrett; all main city streets. This poses a major safety problem for residents who live along 44th street. Drivers regularly exceed residential speed limits, going up to 40 mph. It has become so hazardous that children are at risk when playing outside. There needs to be a reciprocal on-ramp for the increased traffic to this area, where Target shoppers can easily get on back on the 80 from MacDonald (as posted in Infrastructure and Environmental Improvements). And, in the interim, we need speed bumps along this street to provide residents mitigation from this obvious safety hazard of traffic racing through the street.
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Mar 26, 2015 by
Rebecca Hernandez (15 points)
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Shoppers of the Macdonald 80 Shopping Center exit the center and easily cut straight through 44th street--to quickly get on the 80 south. They do this instead of turning left on Macdonald, making a right on 37th, and right onto Barrett; all main city streets. This poses a major safety problem for residents who live along 44th street. Drivers regularly exceed residential speed limits, going up to 40 mph. It has become so hazardous that children are at risk when playing outside. There needs to be a reciprocal on-ramp for the increased traffic to this area, where Target shoppers can easily get on back on the 80 from MacDonald (as posted in Infrastructure and Environmental Improvements). And, in the interim, we need speed bumps along this street to provide residents mitigation from this obvious safety hazard of traffic racing through the street.
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Rename Marina Bay, which does not give you a sense of place, to this: Ohlone Bay Marina and Yacht Club, Richmond CA. Use the "Star" emblem already in use, or have a logo contest for a new symbol that...
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Rename Marina Bay, which does not give you a sense of place, to this: Ohlone Bay Marina and Yacht Club, Richmond CA. Use the "Star" emblem already in use, or have a logo contest for a new symbol that captures the imagination of the entire bay area. Create an "enterprise zone that stretches from the I-580 freeway to the bay edge. Make Richmond known for holistic health, sports and fitness and a steward of the trades. Invite schools of all descriptions to relocate in Richmond. Not every child is destined for a 4 year college. Have those student enter the service industry: barbers, machinists, cosmetologists and so forth. Vocational arts. Marine-related businesses. Sailing centers. Richmond needs more dreamers who can imagine a robust city that accommodates all income levels. Alcohol and Drug Recovery Programs. Kaiser teaching hospital. Programs to assist people getting back on their feet. Incubators for people to launch their own businesses. A city of opportunity to begin anew. Phoenix.
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Nov 14, 2015 by
Conduit C. (15 points)
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Rename Marina Bay, which does not give you a sense of place, to this: Ohlone Bay Marina and Yacht Club, Richmond CA. Use the "Star" emblem already in use, or have a logo contest for a new symbol that captures the imagination of the entire bay area. Create an "enterprise zone that stretches from the I-580 freeway to the bay edge. Make Richmond known for holistic health, sports and fitness and a steward of the trades. Invite schools of all descriptions to relocate in Richmond. Not every child is destined for a 4 year college. Have those student enter the service industry: barbers, machinists, cosmetologists and so forth. Vocational arts. Marine-related businesses. Sailing centers. Richmond needs more dreamers who can imagine a robust city that accommodates all income levels. Alcohol and Drug Recovery Programs. Kaiser teaching hospital. Programs to assist people getting back on their feet. Incubators for people to launch their own businesses. A city of opportunity to begin anew. Phoenix.
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Parking on lawns bring the values of homes down. Because nothing is being done about, it is happening more and more. It is an ugly sight and brings the values of homes down for home owners.
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Parking on lawns bring the values of homes down. Because nothing is being done about, it is happening more and more. It is an ugly sight and brings the values of homes down for home owners.
Instead of the city giving out citations for street sweeping, it should give out citations for parking on the lawns, so that we can maintain some sort of beauty in our city. The city is looking more and more ghetto with very low standard of livings.
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Nov 22, 2015 by
Ms. Rockett (12 points)
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Parking on lawns bring the values of homes down. Because nothing is being done about, it is happening more and more. It is an ugly sight and brings the values of homes down for home owners.
Instead of the city giving out citations for street sweeping, it should give out citations for parking on the lawns, so that we can maintain some sort of beauty in our city. The city is looking more and more ghetto with very low standard of livings.
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Drivers visiting Target can easily get off on MacDonald avenue from the 80 going north but there is no reciprocal on-ramp back on the freeway. Instead, shoppers have to drive through 44th street--a...
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Drivers visiting Target can easily get off on MacDonald avenue from the 80 going north but there is no reciprocal on-ramp back on the freeway. Instead, shoppers have to drive through 44th street--a residential neighborhood--to get back on the freeway creating a loss of value of homeownership for the residents who live there.
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Mar 26, 2015 by
Rebecca Hernandez (15 points)
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Drivers visiting Target can easily get off on MacDonald avenue from the 80 going north but there is no reciprocal on-ramp back on the freeway. Instead, shoppers have to drive through 44th street--a residential neighborhood--to get back on the freeway creating a loss of value of homeownership for the residents who live there.
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Join the Contra Costa Library System. This would increase the volume of information available to Richmond residents and reduce the isolation equation in our city
Nov 14, 2015 by
Conduit C. (15 points)
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Join the Contra Costa Library System. This would increase the volume of information available to Richmond residents and reduce the isolation equation in our city
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The lane changes on Barret have made life on residential streets extremely dangerous for anyone living on ALL the cross streets in the city of Richmond. Drivers do not want to wait in all the traffic...
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The lane changes on Barret have made life on residential streets extremely dangerous for anyone living on ALL the cross streets in the city of Richmond. Drivers do not want to wait in all the traffic backup on Barret and now use residential streets to cut across the city. The disregard for people living here is getting out of hand as drivers speed through our neighborhoods. We especially have a problem at the corner of 38th and Cerrito. Drivers NEVER stop at the stop signs as they cut through town. Never mind that we have a elementary school, day care and park all with 2 blocks of the intersection. You are taking your life in your hands if you are a pedestrian on our streets. I'd like to see something put in place on this street that would curb this increasingly dangerous habit and I'd like to see more policing of the stop sign, especially during the morning and evening commute hours. The neighbors who live here have called the police many, many, many times but nothing is ever done.
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Jul 15, 2015 by
Sadie Roberts (5 points)
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The lane changes on Barret have made life on residential streets extremely dangerous for anyone living on ALL the cross streets in the city of Richmond. Drivers do not want to wait in all the traffic backup on Barret and now use residential streets to cut across the city. The disregard for people living here is getting out of hand as drivers speed through our neighborhoods. We especially have a problem at the corner of 38th and Cerrito. Drivers NEVER stop at the stop signs as they cut through town. Never mind that we have a elementary school, day care and park all with 2 blocks of the intersection. You are taking your life in your hands if you are a pedestrian on our streets. I'd like to see something put in place on this street that would curb this increasingly dangerous habit and I'd like to see more policing of the stop sign, especially during the morning and evening commute hours. The neighbors who live here have called the police many, many, many times but nothing is ever done.
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Wrestle // Participate at the (BAWA ~Bay Area or MDWA ~Mt Diablo) wrestling association championships and you able to wrestle at the (Freestyle as well as Greco Roman) California State Championship...
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Wrestle // Participate at the (BAWA ~Bay Area or MDWA ~Mt Diablo) wrestling association championships and you able to wrestle at the (Freestyle as well as Greco Roman) California State Championship Tournament. Ages 5 to unlimited (grouped with your same age & weight class) Gives people of all ages a chance to achieve incredible life experience and accolades.
26,000 CA members Values:
MISSION:
California USA Wrestling, guided by the Olympic Spirit, provides quality opportunities for its members to achieve their full human and athletic potential.
VALUES:
(Responsibility)
(Integrity) - Being true to self while discerning right from wrong and acting on it.
(Dedication) - Dedication to carrying out your goals with the highest degree of sacrifice and discipline.
(Honesty) - Being truthful and upright
(Accountability )
(Respect) - Recognizing the absolute dignity in every human being, with a sense of compassion, caring and concern for the well-being of other people.
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Jun 18, 2018 by
Mr. James McGee (51 points)
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Wrestle // Participate at the (BAWA ~Bay Area or MDWA ~Mt Diablo) wrestling association championships and you able to wrestle at the (Freestyle as well as Greco Roman) California State Championship Tournament. Ages 5 to unlimited (grouped with your same age & weight class) Gives people of all ages a chance to achieve incredible life experience and accolades.
26,000 CA members Values:
MISSION:
California USA Wrestling, guided by the Olympic Spirit, provides quality opportunities for its members to achieve their full human and athletic potential.
VALUES:
(Responsibility)
(Integrity) - Being true to self while discerning right from wrong and acting on it.
(Dedication) - Dedication to carrying out your goals with the highest degree of sacrifice and discipline.
(Honesty) - Being truthful and upright
(Accountability )
(Respect) - Recognizing the absolute dignity in every human being, with a sense of compassion, caring and concern for the well-being of other people.
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It would be great if Richmond supported the Native Water protectors and took any money out of banks that support pipelines, especially Wells...
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It would be great if Richmond supported the Native Water protectors and took any money out of banks that support pipelines, especially Wells Fargo..http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/02/08/514133514/two-cities-vote-to-pull-more-than-3-billion-from-wells-fargo-over-dakota-pipelin
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Feb 8, 2017 by
Bertha Pearl (5 points)
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It would be great if Richmond supported the Native Water protectors and took any money out of banks that support pipelines, especially Wells Fargo..http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/02/08/514133514/two-cities-vote-to-pull-more-than-3-billion-from-wells-fargo-over-dakota-pipelin
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A park would be a great idea. It will allow people to be outdoors more and enjoy nature.
Mar 24, 2017 by
Boaz-o (5 points)
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A park would be a great idea. It will allow people to be outdoors more and enjoy nature.
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Hi, I was wondering if it's possible to install simple exercise equipment in parks.
Like putting a pull up bar in Nichols park. It's a simple fitness exercise equipment with almost zero...
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Hi, I was wondering if it's possible to install simple exercise equipment in parks.
Like putting a pull up bar in Nichols park. It's a simple fitness exercise equipment with almost zero maintenance. Something like that.
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Aug 15, 2019 by
anbu (5 points)
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Hi, I was wondering if it's possible to install simple exercise equipment in parks.
Like putting a pull up bar in Nichols park. It's a simple fitness exercise equipment with almost zero maintenance. Something like that.
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Stop signs on Barrett on 2nd, 3rd and 4th it’s very dangerous to pull out onto Barret at these intersections
Nov 10, 2019 by
Departing Depression (15 points)
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Stop signs on Barrett on 2nd, 3rd and 4th it’s very dangerous to pull out onto Barret at these intersections
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Chase the human traffickers off 23rd st. I''ve seen prostitutes both on the corner of Garvin and McBryde
Apr 21, 2017 by
Lisa (5 points)
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Chase the human traffickers off 23rd st. I''ve seen prostitutes both on the corner of Garvin and McBryde
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I hope to work with the Founder & CEO of the Committed Fathers Alliance Mr. Lance Dickson to bring the National Father of the Year Award to Richmond California as a local level community bettering...
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I hope to work with the Founder & CEO of the Committed Fathers Alliance Mr. Lance Dickson to bring the National Father of the Year Award to Richmond California as a local level community bettering family activity (a way to acknowledge the Richmond Areas best, most dedicated father figures)
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Jun 18, 2018 by
Mr. James McGee (51 points)
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I hope to work with the Founder & CEO of the Committed Fathers Alliance Mr. Lance Dickson to bring the National Father of the Year Award to Richmond California as a local level community bettering family activity (a way to acknowledge the Richmond Areas best, most dedicated father figures)
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Start by getting in touch with the museum and ask them if they would be interested in your special unique local historical treasures &or knowledge. Then donate artifacts or create & submit an exhibit...
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Start by getting in touch with the museum and ask them if they would be interested in your special unique local historical treasures &or knowledge. Then donate artifacts or create & submit an exhibit for the Museum. It is a magical, peaceful, educational, fun family bonding activity.
The Richmond Museum of History is located roughly six blocks from BART and one block from AC Transit 72 line in the heart of downtown Richmond and is proud to be the oldest organization in West Contra Costa County dedicated to preserving local history. The Richmond Museum is housed in a Carnegie Library and owns the most significant collection of historical material and documents in the local area. The permanent collection was established in 1950 and is comprised of a variety of materials including textiles, fine art, archaeological collections, historical artifacts, documents, photographs. The Museum staff is small but what we lack in capacity, we far make up for in enthusiasm and love for our work.
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Jun 18, 2018 by
Mr. James McGee (51 points)
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Start by getting in touch with the museum and ask them if they would be interested in your special unique local historical treasures &or knowledge. Then donate artifacts or create & submit an exhibit for the Museum. It is a magical, peaceful, educational, fun family bonding activity.
The Richmond Museum of History is located roughly six blocks from BART and one block from AC Transit 72 line in the heart of downtown Richmond and is proud to be the oldest organization in West Contra Costa County dedicated to preserving local history. The Richmond Museum is housed in a Carnegie Library and owns the most significant collection of historical material and documents in the local area. The permanent collection was established in 1950 and is comprised of a variety of materials including textiles, fine art, archaeological collections, historical artifacts, documents, photographs. The Museum staff is small but what we lack in capacity, we far make up for in enthusiasm and love for our work.
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Ohio Market is directly behind home. The store's backyard is filled with trash and it is piled against my fence. It is typically a foul scent in and around the store. It harbors huge rats. City...
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Ohio Market is directly behind home. The store's backyard is filled with trash and it is piled against my fence. It is typically a foul scent in and around the store. It harbors huge rats. City inspectors need to ensure that neighborhood stores operate with a higher standard. If the store cannot afford to dispose of their trash properly, supply fresh foods, and maintain cleanliness inside and outside the store, it should not be in operation.
Tonight I opened my garage to see and HUGE RAT run across. This is because the store creates a space to harbor rodents. Their backyard is filled with junk and trash. Please set a standard for businesses in the city of Richmond.
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Nov 22, 2015 by
Ms. Rockett (12 points)
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Ohio Market is directly behind home. The store's backyard is filled with trash and it is piled against my fence. It is typically a foul scent in and around the store. It harbors huge rats. City inspectors need to ensure that neighborhood stores operate with a higher standard. If the store cannot afford to dispose of their trash properly, supply fresh foods, and maintain cleanliness inside and outside the store, it should not be in operation.
Tonight I opened my garage to see and HUGE RAT run across. This is because the store creates a space to harbor rodents. Their backyard is filled with junk and trash. Please set a standard for businesses in the city of Richmond.
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I'd like to hear concrete ideas or actions from the city and/or community that citizens can take to make headway on the issue of the constant train horn noise. I feel completely abused both day and...
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I'd like to hear concrete ideas or actions from the city and/or community that citizens can take to make headway on the issue of the constant train horn noise. I feel completely abused both day and night by the 24/7 horn blasts but powerless to do anything about it. The community cannot stay ignored on this major quality of life issue. I'd be happy to start a group dedicated to taking action on this issue if others are interested.
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Sep 10, 2015 by
BF (5 points)
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I'd like to hear concrete ideas or actions from the city and/or community that citizens can take to make headway on the issue of the constant train horn noise. I feel completely abused both day and night by the 24/7 horn blasts but powerless to do anything about it. The community cannot stay ignored on this major quality of life issue. I'd be happy to start a group dedicated to taking action on this issue if others are interested.
