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2 Part VHSunday, January 13, 1985 Cos Angeles Slimes Pamper Invest in an In-Town Residence in Fashionable Westwood Architectural rendering depicts the building in County's first UHF station. The independent Oxnard which will house KTIE-TV, Ventura station is scheduled to go on the air in April. AT WESTWOOD a Program Slated for Minorities Ventura County to Get New Television Station Construction Under Way on Office, Tower; Independent Plans to Be on the Air in April Colony Club gourmet meals and maid service available, Night valet parking, Secured building, Lush landscaping, Conference room, Media center, Fitness center, Pool, Spa 5ee sales person for homeowners association 5Sf information EXTRAVAGANCE YOU CAN AFFORD Special to The Times OXNARD Construction is under way on Ventura County's first UHF independent television station, KTIE-TV, Channel 63. Oxnard Mayor Nao Takasugi, said the station "will bring a new dimension to the outstanding array of Ventura County media that keep us up-to-date on local, national and world affairs." The sales offices and studios will be housed in a new building at 663 Maulhardt Oxnard. A 350-foot transmitting tower supporting a 40-foot antenna is nearing completion on South Mountain near Santa Paula.

$3.5 Million Cost Donald Sterling, KTIE-TV president, said total cost of the land, equipment, tower and office-studio building is estimated at $3.5 million. This does not include the cost of programming, added Bob Bradley, general manager. The land was sold by the Maulhardt Family Trust of Oxnard. Sterling, a Beverly Hills accountant and real estate broker, said the station is scheduled to go on the air in mid-April. He said that Channel 63 will broadcast county-wide, "strongly emphasizing local news and public affairs programming." Sterling controls 48 of the shares and Thome Donnelley a grandson of Reuben H.

Donnelley, inventor of the Yellow Pages, is majority shareholder with 51 ownership. The remaining 1 of the ownership is held by Robert Ortwin of Los Angeles. No L. A. Competition Because of mountainous terrain blocking its signal, Sterling said, KTIE will not be received by most residents of Los Angeles County, and is not considered a competitor in the Los Angeles market under FCC rules.

"That makes us eligible for programming which may also appear on L.A. stations," Sterling said. He added that the station's broadcasting will extend into Westlake Village, Malibu and Santa Barbara. The station will be staffed by about 40 employees, with a first-year payroll of $800,000, Sterling projected. The developer is Astral Properties International of Thousand Oaks.

The architect is JDO Associates of Woodland Hills, and Oltmans Construction Co. of Monterey Park is the general contractor. Interior space design is by Marvin Berman Architect of Enci-no. William J. Gormley serves as consulting civil engineer, and the landscaping is by Paul Jordan Associates, both of Ventura.

$99,950 to $183,950 213477-2476 Outstanding financing, limited time only 1440 VETERAN AVENUE 4 BLOCKS SOUTH OF WILSHIRE tT 5 Reasons Why You Must See Santa Rosa Cove Office Vacancy Rate Rises in Downtown San Diego Opportunities for minority students to study and practice in the fields of architecture and urban planning will be the subject of a one -day meeting Saturday at the UCLA School of Architecture and Urban Planning. The annual recruitment day, beginning at 10 a.m., is sponsored by the school's Minority Assn. of Planners and Architects and is aimed primarily at undergraduate students currently enrolled in colleges and universities. Details are available from the school. Work Started on Theater Restaurant Construction has begun on the $l-million restaurant portion, to be known as Th'eater, at the $14-mil-lion Theatre Center being developed at 514 S.

Spring St, by the Los Angeles Actors' Theatre, Bill Bushnell, artisticproducing director. The center was designed by architect John Sergio Fischer. Th'eater was designed and is being developed by 514 South whose president is James Cooke, also the designer and co-owner of the First Street Bar Grill in Claremori't. Th'eater will consist of a main dining room for 120 patrons, an outdoor terrace cafe, a 40 -seat cabaret to be called the Cantine and a lobby bar. It will feature a contemporary menu, state-of-the-art lighting and design, and the most recent innovations in restaurant management technology, according to Cooke.

First-Phase Financing OKd for Apartments A first-phase construction loan has been funded by Home Federal Savings Loan Assn. through Pacific Continental Group Inc. for the $11 -million Deerpark apartment project being developed in Encinitas by Deer-park Encinitas Associates. The project, near Encinitas Boulevard and El Camino Real in north San Diego County, will contain 214 one-bedroom, one-bath and two-bedroom, two-bath apartments ranging from 660 to 987 square feet, to rent from $510 to $725 a month upon occupancy in May. i Kristofferson said.

At First Interstate, 320,000 of the building's 467,840 square feet were unoccupied on that date, he continued; at McClintock Plaza, 18,000 of 36,000 square feet were vacant, and at Columbia Square, 20,000 square feet were vacant out of the building's 25,000. "We are continuing to be upbeat about the prospects for a gradually declining downtown office building vacancy rate," Kristofferson said, "especially in view of the fact that the Horton Plaza shopping center will be completed within a year." The added that there were no major office building rental cancellations downtown during the three months covered by the survey, showing confidence in the area. The vacancy rate for downtown office space in San Diego rose from 17 in August to 22.23 on Nov. 30, a rise of 5.23, according to a survey by Coldwell Banker Commercial Real Estate Services. The increase was due to the opening of the new First Interstate Bank Building at 401 B.

McClintock Plaza, rebuilt from the old Bekins Van Storage warehouse at 1202 Kettner and the Columbia Square Building at 444 W. according to Kraig Kristofferson, Coldwell Banker associate vice president. The survey of 31 structures with a total net rentable space of 5,942,553 square feet, showed 1,321,146 square feet of the total were unoccupied as of Nov. 30, LEGENDARY A this priceless Mte has been enhanced by golf and tennis clubs that Golt Digest and Tennis rale the finest in the desert. In the 192C's the La Qiiinta Rort was.

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See sales staff for information on association fee, tennis club fee Prices and terms effective at time of publication and subject to chane Creek, is the initial element in the planned $200-million Rio Vista Center being developed by CalMat Properties Co. (formerly Conrock Property Development Thirteen structures are planned for the 50-acre site along the north bank of the San Diego River. Contractor is M. H. Golden the leasing agent is San Diego office of Coldwell Banker.

San Diego complex Transluscent fiberglass canopies shield the entrance and interior courtyard of the Rio Vista Building in central Mission Valley, just west of the Interstate 805 bridge (left background). The three-story passive solar cast-in-place concrete building, designed by Peckham Architects Willow.