The role of the Office of the City Attorney is not to provide representation to individual community members, but rather, the City Attorney represents the City of Hayward as an entity, primarily providing legal representation to the Mayor, City Council, and the numerous departments that comprise the City of Hayward's government.
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Just one industrial building will yield more in property taxes than the entire 220 acres which formerly comprised Russell City.
This was the claim made last week during dedication ceremonies at the Cabot, Cabot & Forbes Hayward Industrial Center by Paul P. Shepherd, vice president for the company.
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The prestigious firm of Cabot, Cabot and Forbes Hayward Properties, Inc., is paying some $2.5 million for 200 acres of county redevelopment land in old Russell City.
But they're upset over an adjoining hog slop depot in plain view of the tract. They told the Board of Supervisors so yesterday.
"Awful," said Supervisor Leland W. Sweeney.
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Alameda County Supervisors will learn Tuesday whether there are any takers on the Russell City redevelopment area property they are offering to sell for $2,850,000.
The board will open bids on the 200-acre Hayward shoreline property at 11 a.m., hoping to sell the property in one unit to a major industry.
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Alameda County is ready to begin looking for a buyer for the 200-acre Russell City Redevelopment Area along the Hayward shoreline.
What the Board of Supervisors has in mind is a single purchaser who will buy the entire redevelopment area and turn it into a clean, well-landscaped industry with a high tax base and employment level.
Something less may be acceptable.
