2 developments and 4 issues moved in Livermore

Cal Water Station 31 PFAS Treatment

732 Olivina Avenue

Permit modifications to install PFAS water treatment infrastructure at the station site.

still pending

General Plan 2045 and Zoning Map Amendment

Revising the land use designation for 4200 East Avenue from Medium Density Residential to Neighborhood Commercial.

still pending

General Plan Amendment for 4200 East Avenue

A proposal to change the land use designation for 4200 East Avenue from Medium Density Residential to Neighborhood Commercial to match its existing zoning. No physical construction is planned.

What it means: Property owners and the city through improved consistency in planning documents.

PFAS Water Treatment System Upgrades at Cal Water Stations

California Water Service is proposing to install new PFAS water treatment systems at Stations 9, 19, and 31 to improve local drinking water safety. The upgrades include Granular Activated Carbon vessels, control systems, and underground utility connections.

What it means: Local water utility customers who will receive enhanced water quality.

Library Summer Learning and Spring Program Engagement

The library is celebrating a record-breaking summer reading program with 5,800 participants reading nearly 6.1 million minutes. Staff will present final statistics and community outreach highlights.

What it means: Local children, teens, and families who participated in summer reading activities and community events.

Patron Records Confidentiality Policy Revision

The library is reviewing its 1991 confidentiality policy to address modern concerns, including digital third-party vendors and linked family accounts.

What it means: Library patrons whose digital privacy and data security will be better protected under modernized guidelines.