Cities which have Web pages autonomous to the public sector:
=========== Palo Alto URL: http://www.city.palo-alto.ca.us/home.html This seems to be the most well developed. It appears exclusively to be a public sector project. =========== Burlingame URL: http://www.spectrumnet.com/~spectrum/citygov/citygov.html This City page is also very well developed. It appears closely associated with a private sector site called "Burlingame online" which won a "cool site of the day" award in June. I see consistent links between the public and the private pages, though there remains a clear demarcation. ========== Belmont URL: http://www.belmont.gov/ Note the incorrect use of the *.gov domain name [gov is reserved for federal agencies]. This site appears to entirely be public sector. ========== Brisbane URL: http://tcomeng.com/cities/brisbane/index.html Entirely public sector. ========= Berkeley http://www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/ Run by InBerkeley, aka "The City of Berkeley Informations Systems Mission" created in 1994 as a "public/private sector project" in cooperation with UC Berkely and Sun Microsystems ======== San Francisco http://www.well.com/user/ctywatch/ Run by the City owned government access cable TV channel 54, by Citywatch a nongovenmental nonprofit organization. ========= Mountain View http://www.abag.ca.gov/abag/local_gov/city/mt_view/mt_view.html Run by the City, including links to private sites in the City. ========= Santa Cruz http://www.cruzio.com/~citysc/cc/index.html The Santa Cruz official city page appears as a small part of the larger cruzio network, an apparently "for profit" community based Internet Serivce Provider. ========= Hayward http://www.hitechdigital.com/ct_hwd.html, a reletively small page which is a subpage on Hightech Digital & Electronics webpage. ========= Los Gatos http://www.los-gatos.ca.us/los_gatos/ Los Gatos, note the domain name registered privately, contrary to the RFC1480. No official city content, the site is run by a Web service seller. ========= South San Francisco http://tcomeng.com/cities/ssf/ A seemingly minor page billed as "City of South San Francisco" and is run by the SSF police department. ========= San Rafael http://www.sbtcorp.com/srcc/srcity.html San Rafael has a small city section as the subset of the much larger Chamber of Commerce website. ========= Sunnyvale http://www.svpal.org/sunnyvale/sunnyvale.html Sunnyvale is City run. ========= San Jose http://www.sj-downtown.com/sjda/ San Jose website is entirely private, with no official City content. ========= Newark http://infolane.com/infolane/newark/ The Online Newark site appears to be City run, and developed with the private sector help of Infolane, which has a hypertext link at the bottom of the page to a Infolane site with regional business links. This relationship between the public & private sector seems to most closely match Pacifica's. ======== San Carlos http://www.abag.ca.gov/abag/local_gov/city/san_carlos/schome.html San Carlos website is run by the city, and is quite extensive. It also includes tutorial information about the Internet.