Portola Valley, CA
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1974-1983
1974 - 1983
1974
- “Little People’s Park” built at Town Center
- Red Schoolhouse receives recognition as a California Point of Historical Interest
1975
- Portola Valley Ranch subdivision construction begins
- Town buys PV School land at Town Center for $120,000
- Town Hall opens at 765 Portola Road in former school administration building
- Library moves to Town Center
- Anna Veronica Nathhorst defended the street that bears her family name against local petitioners who want to change it to something easier to spell. TC says no.
1976
- New fire station opens
- John Meany builds and opens Valley Foods
- Searsville Lake closes, land added to Jasper Ridge Preserve
- SamTrans Route 50A begins service to PV
1977
- PVS closes, Town Hall & Library move in
1978
- First “Zotts to Tots” race (2.7 miles) at Town Picnic
- Opening of new theatre group, Portola Players “You’re a Good Man, Charline Brown”
1979
- PV Library expands
1981
- Town buys Rossotti Field (4.58 A.) for $313,421 from Rossotti/Beltramo
- Valley Artists open gallery in Little Red Schoolhouse
- First of 6 Community Productions is presented
1982
- PV Town Council rejects a local nuclear war related crisis relocation plan proposed by the Reagan administration.
1983
- Susan McGowan becomes town clerk aka administrator
