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Berkeley,
California (Friday, September 7, 2007) -Berkeley
city records dating back to 1905 are now available in every home,
school and library, through implementation of Records Online, a
project approved by the City Council and City Manager and
administered by the City Clerk Department.
Records
Online is a web-based search engine that will allow users to search,
view, and print documents that are stored in the city’s electronic
records repository.
“Records
Online takes accessibility of public records to a whole new
level,” said City Clerk Pamyla Means. “This is a real asset for
residents, students, and history buffs. A host of vital City records
are now accessible 24/7 where users can search, review, download and
print at their own convenience.”
Records
Online (http://www.CityofBerkeley.info/clerk/recsonline/)
include:
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City Council
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Minutes, December 1905-Present
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Resolutions, January 1984-Present
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Ordinances, March 1923-Present
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Staff Reports, September 2005-Present
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Housing Authority
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Minutes, July 1992-June 2007
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Resolutions, February 2002-June 2007
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Staff Reports, September 2005-June 2007
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Redevelopment Agency
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Minutes, May 1991-Present
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Resolutions, February 2003-Present
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Staff Reports, September 2005-Present
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Landmarks Preservation Commission
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Minutes, 1999-Present
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Planning Commission
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Minutes,1999-Present
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Zoning Adjustments Board
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Minutes, 2002 – Present
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Berkeley Municipal Code
Users can search by document type, text and date to find the
information that they’re interested in.
All documents are displayed in Adobe PDF format and are
optimized for standard broadband Internet transfer rates. Users will
also be able to download the search results into an Excel database
file for easier sorting and searching.
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