1996-05-01 MinutesMINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
MAY 1, 1996
The meeting convened at 8:01 p.m. with President Appezzato
presiding.
ROLL CALL - PRESENT: Councilmember DeWitt, Vice Mayor Mannix,
and President Appezzato - 3.
ABSENT: Councilmember Arnerich and Lucas - 2.
3-A (96-230) Adjourned to Closed Session to consider:
CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL - EXISTING LITIGATION (54956.9)
Pending Litigation pursuant to subdivision (a) of Section 54956.9.
Name of Case: Estate of Audrey Gibson
4. Announcement of Action Taken in Closed Session:
Following the Closed Session President Appezzato announced that
Council gave instructions to Legal Counsel.
Adjournment
The meeting was adjourned at 8:06 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
DIANE B. FELSCH, CMC
City Clerk
The agenda for this meeting was posted in advance in accordance
with the Brown Act.
Special Meeting
Alameda City Council
May 1, 1996
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MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
MAY 7, 1996
The meeting convened at 7:00 p.m. with President Appezzato
presiding.
ROLL CALL -
PRESENT: Councilmembers Arnerich, DeWitt, Lucas,
Vice Mayor Mannix and President Appezzato
- 5.
ABSENT: None.
3-A. (96-231) Adjournment to Closed Session to consider:
CONFERENCE WITH LABOR NEGOTIATOR
Agency Negotiator: Personnel Director and Austris Rungis
Employee Organizations (s) : International Association of
Firefighters, Local #689 - IAFF.
4. Announcement of Action Taken in Closed Session:
Following the Closed Session, the Special Meeting reconvened and
President Appezzato announced that Council gave instructions to
City negotiators.
Adjournment
The meeting was adjourned at 7:15 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
DIANE B. FELSCH, CMC
City Clerk
The agenda for this meeting was posted in advance in accordance
with the Brown Act.
Special Mecting, Alameda City Council
May 7, 1996
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ALAMEDA CITY COUNCIL
MAY 7, 1996
The meeting convened at 8:16 with Mayor Appezzato presiding.
Vice Mayor Mannix led the Pledge of Allegiance. Pastor Clark
Flescher of the First Baptist Church gave the invocation.
ROLL CALL
Present: Councilmembers Arnerich, DeWitt, Lucas, Mannix and
Mayor Appezzato - 5.
Absent: None.
PROCLAMATIONS AND SPECIAL ORDERS OF THE DAY
3-A. (96-232) Certificate of Recognition to Dong Yi, winner of the
Annual Alameda Commuters' Golf Championship.
President Appezzato read the Certificate of Recognition and
presented it to Mr. Yi.
Norma Arnerich, President, Junior Golf Club Alameda, stated
that Mr. Yi became the third youngest golfer to win the
prestigious and coveted 69th Alameda Commuters Golf
Tournament.
Mr. Yi thanked the City of Alameda, Yi family, and the Junior
Golf Club, among others.
3-B. (96-233) Proclamation declaring May 12 through May 18, 1996,
Historic Preservation Week.
President Appezzato read the proclamation, and presented it to
the Chair, of the Historical Advisory Board.
3-C. (96-234) Proclamation declaring the Week of May 19,1996, as
National Public Works Week in the City of Alameda.
President Appezzato read the proclamation, and presented it to
the Public Works Director.
CONSENT CALENDAR
President Appezzato stated that the following item was pulled from
the Consent Calendar for discussion: 4-F (96-253) [Report from
Public Works Director recommending approval of Request for Proposal
and Authorization to Advertise for Water Management Services for
the South Shore Lagoon System for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30,
1997]. Accepted.
Councilman Arnerich moved approval of the remainder of the Consent
Calendar. Councilmember DeWitt seconded the motion, which carried
by unanimous voice vote - 5.
Items so enacted or adopted are indicated by an asterisk.
4-A. (*96-235) Minutes of the Special and Regular City Council
Meetings of April 16, 1996. Approved.
4-B. (*96-236) Report from Public Works Director recommending
appointment of Existing Building Code Board of Appeals Members
to the Housing and Building Code Hearing and Appeals Board.
Accepted.
4-C. (*96-237) Report from Public Works Director transmitting
status report on the Californian Apartments located at 1940
Franciscan Way. Accepted.
4-D. (*96-238) Report from Public Works Director recommending
adoption of Plans and Specifications and Calling for Bids for
Minor Street Patching with Asphalt Concrete for Fiscal Year
Ending June 30, 1997, No. P.W. 04-96-05. Accepted.
4-E. (*96-239) Report from Public Works Director recommending
adoption of Plans and Specifications and Calling for Bids for
the Repair of Portland Cement Concrete Sidewalk, Curb, Gutter,
and Driveway for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1997, No.
P.W. 04-96-04. Accepted.
4-F. See paragraph (96-253).
4-G. (*96-240) Report from Public Works Director recommending
adoption of Plans and Specifications and Calling for Bids for
Landscape Maintenance of Median Strips and Special Areas for
the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1997, No. P.W. 04-96-06.
Accepted.
4-H. (*96-241) Report from Public Works Director recommending
adoption of Plans and Specifications and Calling for Bids for
Pruning Trees within the City of Alameda for the Fiscal Year
Ending June 30, 1997, No. P.W. 04-96-07. Accepted.
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4 -I. ( *96 -242) Report from the Finance Director transmitting
Financial Report for Quarter ending March 31, 1996. Accepted.
4 -J. ( *26 -243) Report from the Finance Director transmitting
Quarterly Sales Tax Report for Sales Transactions in the
Fourth Calendar Quarter of 1995. Accepted.
4 -K. ( *26 -244) Resolution No. 12760 "Approving Amendment to
Resolution Number 11964 and Amendment to Subdivision and
Maintenance Agreement For Tract 6226, and Substituting Shea
Homes, Inc. for Harbor Bay Village V Associates ". Adopted.
4 -L. ( *26 -245) Report from the Finance Director regarding refunding
the 1990 Certificates of Participation issued to finance
construction of the local Jail Facility and improvements at
the Police Administration Building (1990 Certificates).
Accepted.
4 -M. ( *96 -246) Report from the Finance Director regarding refunding
of Special Tax Bonds. (Mello Roos Bonds, Community Facilities
District #1). Accepted.
4 -N. ( *96 -247) Report from the Finance Director regarding status of
Pension Plans 1079 and 1082. Accepted.
4 -0. ( *96 -248) Resolution No. 12761 "Authorizing Pursuit of a Clean
Cities Designation and Prepare for an Electric Vehicle (EV)
Model City Program." Adopted.
Report from Chair, Economic Development Commission,
recommending that the City Council, by Resolution, Authorize
pursuit of a Clean City Designation and prepare for an EV
(Electric Vehicle) Model City Program. Accepted.
4 -P. ( *96 -249) Resolution No. 12762 "Authorizing Participation in
State /Federal Surplus Personal Property Program. Adopted.
4 -Q. ( *96 -250) Resolution No 12763 "Providing for the Borrowing of
Funds for Fiscal Year 1996 -97 and the Issuance and Sale of
1996 Tax and Revenue Anticipation Notes Therefor" Adopted.
4 -R. ( *96 -251) Introduction of Ordinance "Authorizing Execution of
Lease Between the Alameda Police Department (Lessor) and
Cellular One (Lessee) for Cell Site Lease." (Requires four
affirmative votes). Introduced.
4 -S. ( *96 -252) Bills for ratification in the amount of
$2,347,256.62. Ratified.
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4-F. (96-253) Report from Public Works Director recommending
approval of Request for Proposal and Authorization to
Advertise for Water Management Services for the South Shore
Lagoon System for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1997.
Accepted.
President Appezzato advised that the speaker requesting the
item pulled, had left the Chamber.
Councilmember Lucas moved approval of the recommendation.
Councilman Arnerich seconded the motion, which carried by
unanimous voice vote - 5.
5. REGULAR AGENDA ITEMS
5-A. (96-254) Resolution No. 12764 "Appointing Robert Ryan as a
Tenant Member of the City Housing Commission. Adopted.
Vice Mayor Mannix moved adoption of the resolution.
Councilmember DeWitt seconded the motion, which carried by
unanimous voice vote - 5.
President Appezzato introduced Mr. Ryan.
Mr. Ryan was presented a Certificate of Appointment, and the
City Clerk administered the Oath of Office.
Mr. Ryan thanked the Mayor, and City Council for considering
him for the post.
5-B. (96-255) Public Hearing to consider Resolution Imposing Liens
and Establishing Interest Rates on Amounts Owed by Property
Owners Who Have Failed to Pay Sidewalk Repair Assessments.
Resolution No. 12765 "Imposing Liens and Establishing Interest
Rates on Amounts Owned By Property owners Who Have Failed to
Pay Sidewalk Repair Assessments." Adopted
There being no speakers, Councilmember Lucas moved the
adoption of the Resolution.
Councilman Arnerich seconded the motion, which carried by
unanimous voice vote - 5.
5-C. (96-256) Written Communication from Councilmember Lucas
recommending that the Linoaks Motel be sold and the money used
for seismic work on the Carnegie building.
Allen Derr, Alameda, commented that the voters [Measure C,
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May 7, 1996 4
March 26, 1996 Special Election] were not against a new
library; the voters were against new taxes; and he suggested
that the Library Board be allowed to proceed and report back
on its findings to the City Council.
William McCall, former Alameda Mayor, representing Alamedans
Against Unfair Taxation, stated that the people of Alameda do
not want any more taxes or a new Library; citizens want the
Carnegie building fixed; taxpayers should not pay for a
facilitator; Carnegie building should be improved as grant
monies become available; and smaller grants should be applied
for
Don Roberts, Alameda, stated that cities should not spend
beyond financial abilities; voters were fed up with more
taxes; urged Council to vote against the hiring of a
facilitator or consultant; and Council should direct Library
Board to concentrate on finding sources of money, other than
taxes and/or bonds.
Bonnie Conner, Library Board, stated that the Board cares
about services and programs; and urged Council to approve a
facilitator.
Archie Waterbury, President, Alameda Library Board, concurred
with remarks of Bonnie Conner.
Neil Patrick Sweeney, Alameda, urged support of the Written
Communication submitted by Councilmember Lucas.
Nancy Torres, Alameda, stated that the Library Board was
advisory to Council, a facilitator was necessary to [it is]
determine needs; City cannot continue with the Carnegie -- too
small; urged Council to wait until Library Board reports back
with a proposal.
Honora Murphy, President, Friends of Alameda Free Library,
stated that the Carnegie must be retrofitted; monies must be
found to retrofit; and library services must continue.
Duke Campbell, Alameda, stated that he endorsed the comments
made by Alien Derr; and that the [Library] issue was no
further along than 20 years ago.
Barbara Kerr, Alameda, stated that the voters [at the March
26, 1996 Election] turned down the [assessment] tax; nothing
in the City Charter states anything about hiring consultants
to figure out political campaign matters; City should use
funds from the sale of the Linoaks and other excess City
properties to seismic retrofit and rehab the Carnegie; City
should apply for smaller grants; and Council should not force
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cost of hired consultant on taxpayers.
Robert Minton, Alameda, stated that he would like to think
that the last vote [Measure C] should put the issue to rest;
he supports Councilmember Lucas; and he wants a good Library
at the Carnegie.
Marilyn Ezzy Ashcraft, Alameda, stated that the present
[Carnegie] building was filled to capacity, and community
should support the Library Board's efforts.
David Plummer, Alamedans Against Unfair Taxation, stated that
he has many reports and studies on the Library; that numerous
studies were prepared by the same consultant; voters believed
that an assessment tax and support for a private-organization
Museum unfair, voters do not want to abandon existing Carnegie
Library, and a feasibility study was not necessary.
Carl Halpern, Alamedans For A New Library, stated that he
would like the City to look at other cities' libraries.
Gertrude Campbell, Friends of Alameda Free Library, stated
that she was concerned about the children and the failure to
give them a decent library.
Councilmember Lucas stated that spatial needs [studies] had
been explored; previous Library Boards based recommendations
on the studies; it is a waste of money to duplicate studies
and hire facilitators, if Library Board duplicates consultant
reports, the City should not fund expense; seismic work
should be done; when funds are available at the State or
federal level, grants should be applied for; and project
should be done in stages so grants are feasible.
Vice Mayor Mannix stated that he believed the decision of the
voters was against the funding vehicle; there were
possibilities of funding for libraries in the future; Council
needs reports on options during the interim, to provide
quality library services; it is time to decide the best way to
handle the Carnegie building's seismic work, how to provide
quality library services, and how to proceed in the future.
Vice Mayor Mannix further stated that he was prepared to
accept the communication.
Councilman Arnerich stated that he would like the Library
Board to make a recommendation to the City Council, in the
meantime, City should determine current sale price for the
Linoaks, and the amounts due UDAG and Library Fund.
In response to Councilmember Lucas, the City Manager stated
that a session with a facilitator costs $800 to $1,000; and
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two sessions were anticipated.
The Library Director stated that the Friends of the Library's
book sale grossed $7,000; normally half of the gross was put
into the Library Building Fund, and remainder into library
programs.
The City Manager stated that Council, through the annual
budget process, determines the amount and use of General Fund
contributions to the Library, and the Library has control over
the Library Tax Funding.
President Appezzato stated that he heard the voters [Measure
C, March 26, 1996 Election]; two City boards have special
prerogatives set forth in the City Charter: Public Utilities
Board and Library Board; said Boards can spend money; and that
he had requested staff to report to Council on the status of
the Linoaks: debt, property value, and loans to be repaid
[UDAG and Library Fund].
Vice Mayor Mannix stated that he had not seen any mandates on
sites -- it was not part of the ballot measure; and he was not
prepared to exclude a new library if alternate funding was
produced.
Vice Mayor Mannix moved acceptance of the communication.
Councilman Arnerich seconded the motion, which carried by
unanimous voice vote - 5.
Councilmember Lucas moved that Council take funds for a
facilitator and library building program consultant out of the
General Fund for the Library next year, if the issue was not
held over until after Council discussion on the Linoaks.
Councilman Arnerich stated that he would be in favor of hiring
a facilitator for $1,600 - $2,000; but not in favor of hiring
a contractor [consultant].
Following Councilman Arnerich's comments and a brief
discussion with the City Attorney on General Fund
transactions, Councilmember Lucas stated that Council could
take funding out of the Library's budget next year for
consultant services.
President Appezzato stated that he cannot support fooling with
the Library Fund.
Councilmember DeWitt inquired if the Library Board wanted more
than a facilitator.
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The Library Director stated that a consultant was invited to
attend the Board's meeting to discuss changes in technology,
etc.; and the cost for services was $300.
Councilmember Lucas stated that the motion was to deduct the
cost of hiring a consultant, even for $300, out of General
Fund monies that would have been contributed to the Library.
Councilman Arnerich seconded the motion.
Motion failed by the following voice vote: Ayes:
Councilmembers Arnerich and Lucas - 2. Noes: Councilmembers
DeWitt, Vice Mayor Mannix and President Appezzato - 3.
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Council recessed at 9 :40 p.m. and reconvened at 9:55 p.m.
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5 -D. (96 -257) Report from Public Works Director regarding
installation of Right Turn Prohibition and striping
modifications at Broadway and Bayview Drive.
Frank McCormack, Alameda, stated that he was against the
modifications.
George Christensen, Bayview Estates Homeowners' Association,
urged that the modifications be permanent; and stated his
concern was for the safety of children and elderly in the
area.
Dave Morey, Alameda, stated that he supported current
modifications; and preserving the quality of life in the area.
Dave Case, President, Bayview Estates Homeowners' Association,
stated that the whole issue was safety; he is concerned about
the volume and speed of traffic; and urged support of traffic
control during commute hours.
Jon Rodgers, Alameda, stated that he was against residents of
the area receiving special privilege.
Don Roberts, Alameda, stated that he fully supported Mr.
Follrath's letter; and urged Council to curtail the experiment
and return the street to its proper order.
Harry Hartman, Alameda, recommended that the Transportation
Advisory Committee lift the restrictions; work with the
residents of that area; and stated that the restrictions were
unwarranted and not necessary.
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Darlene Banda, Alameda, urged Council to reverse its decision
and eliminate current traffic restrictions.
Joe King, Bayview Estates Homeowners' Association, stated that
commuters use Bayview Drive as a short cut.
Dave Plummer, Alameda, stated that when traffic is dissipated
on one street, it is loaded onto another; that is not
appropriate, and requested Council to eliminate the no-right
turn.
Robert Nannizzi, Alameda, stated that a traffic problem does
not exist; and urged Council to review the Broadway/Bayview
and Bayview/Otis Drive situations to insure the interests of
all Alamedans were served.
Bill Kane, Alameda, distributed a traffic diagram to the
Council; stated that he would like bulb-outs removed; and
requested that the Public Works Director look into the reason
for bulb-outs at intersections.
Thomas Erny, Alameda, spoke in opposition to the
modifications.
Councilman Arnerich stated that all cities have traffic
problems, and discussed traffic patterns in other areas of
Alameda.
In response to Councilman Arnerich's inquiry regarding $104
traffic fine, the City Manager stated that the fee was set by
the Court; fee was uniform for cities under that Court's
jurisdiction; Alameda's portion was approximately $12; and the
balance goes to the County, State, and Alameda County - Jail
Override Fund.
Vice Mayor Mannix stated that he was not in favor of cul-de-
sacs, and it was time to eliminate project.
President Appezzato stated that he was concerned over the size
of the traffic sign; that the Police do not support the no-
right turn; he did not receive complaints regarding the no-
left turn from the Bay Farm Island Bridge at Otis onto Bayview
Drive; and he would continue to support the no-left turn, but
not the no-right turn.
Councilmember Lucas stated that she would like bulb-outs on
the southeast corner at Broadway and Bayview Drive retained.
Vice Mayor Mannix stated that the bulb-outs create a wide
right-turn; and he was concerned that wide turns cause traffic
accidents.
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Councilman Arnerich moved to retain no-left turn from Otis
onto Bayview Drive; eliminate no-right turn from Broadway onto
Bayview Drive; and eliminate curb bulbs.
Under discussion, Councilmember Lucas stated she would not
support motion; she would like to see the bulb-outs on the
southeast corner remain; drivers should take the corner
slowly; and bulb-outs contribute to safety.
At the request of President Appezzato, the Public Works
Director explained the reason for bulb-outs; stated that they
are a solution to visual problem due to the brick wall at the
corner house; and the bulb-outs allow homeowners time to back
out of driveways.
Councilman Arnerich stated that there was a stop sign at the
corner, which should allow ample time to back out of
driveways.
Vice Mayor Mannix seconded Councilman Arnerich's motion.
The motion carried by the following voice vote: Ayes:
Councilmembers Arnerich, DeWitt, Vice Mayor Mannix and
President Appezzato - 4. Noes: Councilmember Lucas - 1.
Absent: None.
5-E. (96-258) Report from Public Works Director recommending
authorization to install diagonal parking on the west side of
Eighth Street in front of Washington Park and modifying signal
operations at Otis Drive and Westline Drive.
Allen Derr, Alameda, stated that the proposal would provide
only 25 new parking spaces, and recommended that Council not
approve the project.
Don Roberts, Alameda, concurred with Mr. Derr; and he stated
that the Traffic Advisory Committee ignored his opposition to
the proposal.
Thomas Erny, Alameda, stated that he opposed the proposal; and
that current "no parking" signage eliminates litter and
loitering problems.
Councilmember DeWitt stated that the detriments outweigh the
benefits.
Councilmember DeWitt moved that Council not approve the
proposal.
Councilmember Lucas seconded the motion.
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Under discussion, Councilman Arnerich stated that years ago
Mr. Roberts and the City Manager were instrumental in
providing meters and current signage, which eliminated parking
problems; there was ample parking at Crown Memorial Beach
State Park; and he would support the motion.
On the call for the question, the motion carried by unanimous
voice vote - 5.
5-F. (96-259) Report from the Public Works Director recommending
actions concerning the Airport Roadway Project (ARP): a)
Approval of the Measure B Funding Agreement By and Between
Port of Oakland, City of Oakland and City of Alameda and
Alameda County Transportation Authority; and b) Approval of
Local Match Funding Agreement (Advancement of Funds) Between
Alameda County Transportation Authority and City of Alameda.
Vice Mayor Mannix moved acceptance of the Staff
recommendation.
Councilman Arnerich seconded the motion.
Under discussion, Councilman Arnerich stated that the
approvals would provide both traffic and financial benefits.
President Appezzato stated that Council was only approving the
Funding Agreement; modifications or cancellation could be
addressed after the EIR was reviewed; and that citizens voted
for the funding to complete the Airport Roadway.
On the call for the question, the motion carried by unanimous
voice vote - 5.
5-G. (96-260) Final Passage of Ordinance No. 2722 "Amending the
Alameda Municipal Code by Amending Certain Sections of Chapter
XIII (Building and Housing) and Chapter XXX (Development
Regulations) to Bring Them Into Conformance with the Adoption
of Uniform Building and Associated Codes as Contained in
Ordinance No. 2714 N.S." Finally adopted.
Vice Mayor Mannix moved final passage of the Ordinance.
Councilman Arnerich seconded the motion, which carried by
unanimous voice vote - 5.
5-H. (96-261) Final Passage of Ordinance No. 2723 "Amending the
Alameda Municipal Code by Amending Section 22-7 (Newspaper and
Periodical Vending Machines), Article I, (Streets) of Chapter
XXII (Streets and Sidewalks), Requiring Blinder Racks and
Amending Subsection 1-2 (Definitions) of Chapter I (General) ."
Finally adopted.
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Councilmember DeWitt moved final passage of the Ordinance.
Councilmember Lucas seconded the motion.
Under discussion Vice Mayor Mannix stated that the Police
Department should identify the locations of these various news
racks, so they can be monitored week to week.
On the call for the question, the motion carried by unanimous
voice vote - 5.
6. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS, NON-AGENDA (Public Comment)
6-A. (96-262) Barbara Kerr, Alameda, stated that people across from
her put up a chainlink fence; she wrote to the Planning
Department; she has been sent around from staff person to
staff person; and questioned how many phone calls were needed
to get matter resolved.
President Appezzato directed the City Manager look into it.
6-B. (96-263) Gerhard Degemann, Alameda, stated that the City
should protest the current way violation fines are split
between entities.
6-C. (96-264) Neil Patrick Sweeney, Alameda, commented on the
recent signs painted on street curbs "no bikes or skates;"
however, more bike/skate traffic occurs.
6-D. (96-265) Don Roberts, Alameda, requested Council to direct
staff to place on the Agenda a proposal to issue an ordinance
authorizing all City departments to donate surplus materials
to non-profit corporations, provided that the non-profit
corporation has not contributed money to a political
organization during the preceding five years.
Mr. Roberts also stated that Friends of the Library, a non-
profit private organization, had been allowed for many years
to use the Carnegie Library as the mailing address for that
organization; that he had been unable to locate any authority
which would allow a non-profit organization to use the City as
a mailing address and City employees to sort mail to be
delivered to the non-profit organization. Mr. Roberts
requested that both items be placed on a future agenda.
President Appezzato requested the City Attorney to provide a
report on the matter.
7. COUNCIL COMMUNICATIONS (Communications from Council)
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7 -A. (96 -266) Councilman Arnerich recited a poem he composed on the
Houseboat located in the Estuary.
Seven weeks ago I heard the Judge say
`April 30 will be the day.'
So yesterday I started out my day
By walking over to San Leandro Bay.
When I left my home I put on a coat
To go out and see what happened to the boat
If that ugly object was still floating there
It would be more than my eyes could bear
The thing is listing oh so bad
That it makes officials look very sad
The owner says 'why should I_ pay
When local agency will save the day'
Here's a guy who flaunts the law
And gets away with a big guffaw
So the day to remove this awful blight
Has come and gone without much fight
If anyone thinks they can fight City Hall
Just bring over your junk and have a ball
So if the boat is still there at Christmas
It couldn't be moved because it's listless.
7 -B. (96 -267) Councilmember Lucas stated that Barbara Kerr met with
Habitat for Humanity; Ms. Kerr wrote a very good report on the
meeting; and she would like Ms. Kerr's letter placed on a
Council Meeting Agenda.
8. ADJOURNMENT
8 -A. (96 -268) Mayor Appezzato adjourned the meeting at 11 :20 p.m.
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ectfully submitted,
DIANE B. FELSCH, CMC
City Clerk
The agenda for this meeting was posted in advance in accordance
with the Brown Act.
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