1991-04-02 Regular CC MinutesREGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ALAMEDA
APRIL 2, 1991
The meeting convened at 7:30 p.m. (following the Housing Authority
Board of Commissioners Meeting) with President Corica presiding.
Councilmember Withrow led the Pledge of Allegiance. Reverend Robert
Keller gave the invocation.
ROLL CALL - Present:
Absent:
CONSENT CALENDAR
Councilmembers Arnerich, Camicia, Thomas,
Withrow and President Corica - 5.
[Councilmember Thomas arrived at 7:32 p.m.]
None.
At the request of Councilman Arnerich, (91-219) report on Library
automated circulation system vendor contract, was removed from the
Consent Calendar and placed on the regular agenda. Councilmember
Camicia moved approval of the remainder of the Consent Calendar.
Councilmember Withrow seconded the motion which was carried by
unanimous voice vote - 4.
Items so enacted or adopted are indicated by an asterisk.
REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
*91-192 From Public Works Director recommending acceptance of work by
Gallagher & Burk, Inc. for the Repair and Resurfacing of Certain
Streets, Phase 12, No. P.W. 8-90-13. Accepted.
*91-193 From Executive Director, Housing Authority, recommending
Waiver of Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) for Fiscal Year 1991-1992.
Accepted.
*91-194 From Executive Director, Housing Authority, recommending
Amendment to the Public Housing Security Memorandum of Understanding.
Accepted.
RESOLUTION
*91-195 Resolution No. 12085 "Authorizing Open Market Purchase for
One Toro Parkmaster Mower for the Golf Complex." Adopted.
*91-196 Resolution No. 12086 "Authorizing Application for Funds from
Metropolitan Transportation Commission for Allocation of SB 36, AB 5
and Regional Measure 1-3% Monies for Alameda/Oakland Ferry Service."
Adopted.
*91-197 Resolution No. 12087 "Authorizing the Filing of Applications
with the Metropolitan Transportation Commission for Allocation of
Regional Measure 1-3% Monies for Bay Farm Island Bike Bridge
Project." Adopted.
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*91-198 Resolution No. 12088 "Appointing an Engineer and an Attorney
for Island City Landscaping and Lighting District 84-2." Adopted.
*91-199 Resolution No. 12089 "Authorizing the Filing of a Claim with
the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and the Alameda County
Board of Supervisors for Allocation of Transportation Development Act
and Alameda County Measure B Funds for Fiscal Year 1991-92." Adopted.
FINAL PASSAGE OF ORDINANCES
*91-200 Ordinance No. 2537, N.S. "Amending Various Sections of the
Alameda Municipal Code Pertaining to the Public Works Department."
Adopted.
*91-201 Ordinance No. 2538, N.S. "Repeal of Sections 4-121, 4-122,
4-123, 4-124, and 4-125 of the Alameda Municipal Code, Chapter 1,
Article 2, Relating to a Public Health Center." Adopted.
*91-202 Ordinance No. 2539, N.S. "Amending the Alameda Municipal
Code by Amending Section 3-123 of Article 2, Chapter 1, Title III
(Finance and Taxation) Relating to Demands Against City." Adopted.
*91-203 Ordinance No. 2540, N.S. "Amending the Alameda Municipal
Code by Amending Section 3-171 of Chapter 1, Article 7, Title III
(Finance and Taxation) Relating to Authority to Advance Reimbursable
Funds." Adopted.
*91-204 Ordinance No. 2541, N.S. "Amending the Alameda Municipal
Code by Amending Section 3-321 of Chapter 3, Article 1, Title III
(Finance and Taxation) Relating to Taxable and Exempt Property."
Adopted.
*91-205 Ordinance No. 2542, N.S. "Amending the Alameda Municipal
Code by Amending Sections 16-413, 16-422, 16-423, 16-424 and 16-425
of Chapter 4, Article 1 and Article 2, Title XVI (Police Regulations)
Relating to Lost, Stolen and Unclaimed Property. Adopted.
*91-206 Ordinance No. 2543, N.S. "Amending the Alameda Municipal
Code by Repealing Section 2-534 and Amending Section 2-538 of Chapter
5, Article 3, Title II (Administration) Relating to Sick Leave."
Adopted.
*91-207 Ordinance No, 2544, N.S. "Amending the Alameda Municipal
Code by Amending Section 7-1117 of Chapter 1, Article 11, Title VII
(Carriers) Relating to Taxi Cabs." Adopted.
*91-208 Ordinance No. 2545, N.S. "Amending The Alameda Municipal
Code by Repealing Sections 12-312 and 12-313 of Chapter 3, Article 1,
Title XII, Relating to Bath Houses and Swimming Tanks." Adopted.
*91-209 Ordinance No. 2546, N.S. "Amending the Alameda Municipal
Code by Repealing Sections 12-341, 12-351, and 12-352 of Chapter 3,
Articles 4 and 5, Title XII (Regulations of Businesses, Occupations
and Industries) Relating to Shooting Galleries, Theaters and Shows."
Adopted.
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*91-210 Ordinance No. 2547, N.S. "Amending the Alameda Municipa,
Code by amending Section 17-432 of Title XVII Thereof to Provide foz
the Installation of a Stop Sign at the Intersection of Garden Road at
MeCartney." Adopted.
*91-211 Ordinance No. 2548, N.S. "Amending the Alameda Municipal
Code by Amending Section 17-342.4 of Chapter 3, Article 4, Title XVII
and Repealing Subsection (50) of Section 17-342 Relating to Parking
Restrictions on Saturdays in the 1300 Block of Park Avenue." Adopted.
BILLS
*91-212 Bills, certified by the City Manager to be correct, were
ratified in the amount of $2,536,921.08.
ANNOUNCEMENT BY MAYOR OF CLOSED SESSION ACTIONS
President Corica announced the action taken by Council at the
following Closed Sessions:
91-213 Council adjourned to Closed Session before the Regular Council
Meeting of April 2, 1991, to consider Taylor, N. v. City of Alameda
pursuant to Subsection (a) of the legal counsel section of the Browr
Act: discussed the case and took no action.
91-214 Council adjourned to Closed Session following the
Regular Meeting of March 7, 1991, to consider:
Initiation of Litigation pursuant to Subsection (c) of
Code Section 54956.9 of the Brown Act: No action taken.
Adjourned
Government
Labor Relations pursuant to Subsection (a) of Government Code Section
54957.6: Gave further instructions to negotiator.
Councilmember Thomas arrived and took her seat at the dais.
MINUTES
Councilman Arnerich moved approval of the Minutes of the Regular
Council Meeting of March 19, 1991. Councilmember Camicia seconded
the motion which was carried by unanimous voice vote - 5.
REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
91-215 From Assistant City Manager recommending consideration of an
increase to Golf Course Green Fees.
Shirt Ames, 32 Sunny Cove Circle, Chair, Golf Commission, stated thE
Commission is considering how to proceed with green fees because it
would like to redo the Golf Complex with a new restaurant banquet
room and program the fee increase into a building fund to accomplish
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the project for about $4,000,000; a great deal of revenue would be
brought in from the 700+ tournaments held at the complex each year;
and the green fees would not be in effect until January 1992.
President Corica stated banquet facilities have been considered for
many years; the City's Golf Complex is the best municipal golf
complex in the State, has been kept in beautiful condition by the
Golf Course crew; commended the crew for their efforts through the
years; believes an increase of fees is now necessary; and stated
his support for the recommendation.
Councilman Arnerich discussed the need for increased efficiency of
the facilities with Commissioner Ames; requested clarification of
use of enterprise funds to which the Assistant City Manager replied,
ordinarily, an enterprise fund is restricted, and fees and charges
pay for expenses; but he believes the Council has some latitude to
make use of the funds if it so chooses.
Councilman Arnerich requested the City Attorney prepare information
for Council regarding the use of enterprise funds.
President Corica inquired if the banquet hall would be operated by
the present restaurant operation, to which Commissioner Ame6 replied
the banquet hall would be a separate entity with a separate kitchen
so caterers could be chosen.
Councilmember Camicia moved the recommendation. Councilman Arnerich
seconded the motion which was carried by unanimous voice vote - 5.
91-216 From Community Development Director recommending reprogramming
CDBG Contingency Funds to the West End Teen Program and Amending
1990-91 CDBG Final Statement.
Herman Collins, President, Alameda Youth Development Association, 455
Buena Vista Avenue, #305, expressed concern of West End community
that the need [for a funded Teen Program] is great; working with
children in that area has resulted in improvement to the community;
and he would like to continue the work with Council's help.
Michael Hastings Smith, 1440 Sixth Street, #7, Alameda Youth
Development Association, stated the West End has been somewhat
neglected and the proposed funding is a good opportunity to put money
into youth development and help everyone to appreciate what is being
done throughout the City.
Councilmember Camicia stated he believes the idea is good and moved
the recommendation. Councilmember Withrow seconded the motion which
carried by unanimous voice vote - 5.
91-217 From Fire Chief recommending authorization for three
additional Firefighter positions for the Fire Department.
President Corica stated funding is in the 1990-92 budget, and he
believes the Firefighters are needed as the City has a new fire
station.
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Councilmember Withrow discussed the budget with the City Manager
asking if the Firefighters' raise is covered, since the increase
recently given the Firefighters was not in the budget.
The City Manager explained that the money authorized by Council for
the pay raise was above and beyond what was planned, and because
revenue has fallen short and expenditures increased, reserves and
savings will not be as planned, and reserves will be reduced.
Councilmember Withrow questioned whether it makes sense to pay for
ongoing operations using reserves; and stated it is sometimes
necessary to take cuts.
The City Manager stated reserves should not be used for long-term
ongoing expenses, but hopefully this year's reduction of revenues is
an aberration; next year will be planned accordingly, with reduced
expectation in revenues; revenue projections will be made, probably,
in early May; and Council will be testing those projections.
Councilmember Camicia stated there are obviously questions about the
budget and suggested holding off the matter until May.
Councilmember Withrow so moved.
Councilmember Thomas commented people are needed to staff the new
fire station and operate the equipment; the newspaper stated the
Police Department will get the same raise as the Firefighters, but
she has received no minutes from a Closed Session in which the raise
was granted, has seen no authority for such a raise, except in a
letter signed by the City Manager; a raise is not in the two-year
Memorandum of Understanding, so the next Council may wish to review
whether to give the Police Department, and Management, a third-year
raise.
President Corica commented the City Manager has financial expertise;
and the new Council will find a way to handle the matter; the
Firefighters in this City also staff the Emergency Medical Service
which has saved many lives; he will be voting against the motion to
table the matter (hiring of additional firefighters).
Councilman Arnerich stated approximately two years ago, the General
Fund Reserves were about $2,400,000; Reserves have been doubled to
approximately $5,000,000; and clarified with the Fire Chief to fund
the three Firefighters would be approximately the same as paying
others overtime.
The Fire Chief stated essentially the cost to staff is approximately
the same with overtime as adding personnel, considering benefit
packages, in most instances; and the new fire house could be staffed
for about $10,000 for the current year.
Councilmember Camicia stated he has not yet made a decision on this;
a number of unanswered questions exist; answers concerning the best
cost-saving approach could come during the budget process in a month.
Councilman Arnerich inquired what the delay of a month would do.
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The City Manager responded waiting closer to the next fiscal year
provides a better picture.
The Fire Chief noted delaying on the action tonight effectively means
the Fire Department will not be able to hire Firefighters for
approximately six months.
Councilmember Camicia stated if the information is available within a
week, a Special Meeting could be called to hire the Firefighters.
Councilmember Thomas stated the hiring of the Firefighters could be
authorized, the mechanism would be in place, the test available, and
the new Council when reviewing the budget, will have the opportunity
to reassess the matter; if Council cannot afford to hire, Council
can assess whether or not it can afford other projects, e.g., Museum
funding, a new tree study.
Councilmember Camicia inquired if Council approves the recommendation
and the new Council does not want the three proposed positions, what
would the procedure be to readjust the situation.
Councilmember Thomas stated with the work force of 100 people,
replacement occurs on a continual basis and probably about five
people a year are hired by the Department; believes the announcement
should go ahead and if authorization is not given at budget time,
that would end the matter.
Councilman Arnerich noted recent fires and stated he would not feel
comfortable refraining from hiring the three Firefighters, and he
cannot see the new Council denying staffing where it is so necessary
for the safety of the people, and he will not put the matter off.
Councilmember Camicia moved approval of recommendation, but with a
caveat added that during the next budget cycle in May, Council
determine whether to keep the three positions in for the next fiscal
year.
President Corica stated if money is to be spent, there is no better
place to spend than on public safety; he will support (hiring
additional personnel) and the new Council has the right to do what it
believes is right.
The motion failed for lack of a second.
Councilmember Thomas moved to approve the recommendation to hire
three Firefighters. Councilman Arnerich seconded the motion.
The motion was carried by the following voice vote: Ayes:
Councilmembers Arnerich, Camicia, Thomas and President Corica - 4.
Noes: Councilmember Withrow - 1. Absent: None.
91-218 From Personnel Director regarding Councilmember Health Care
Benefits. (Councilmember Camicia)
President Corica stated comments have been made in the newspaper that
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he is trying to obtain benefits for himself; however, he kne%
nothing about the matter until Councilmember Camicia made th
reports, has taken care of his own medical plans, and will abstain o:
the matter.
Vice Mayor Arnerich took Mayor Corica's seat in order to chair the
matter.
Councilmember Camicia agreed that he did not speak to the Mayor about
the matter; he would like to spend $5700 [annually] to be sure some
retired Councilmembers would not be left without health benefits; it
is not for his benefit because it would be 28 years before he would
be eligible; he stated City government is run mostly by middle-age
white people, perhaps others would get involved if incentives were
added.
Councilman Arnerich stated President Corica is correct that he did
not ask for the benefits; Councilmember Camicia approached him
(Arnerich) and stated he would like to do something for the Mayor and
he commended Councilmember Camicia.
Darlene Banda, 919 Delmar Avenue, stated Council need not be
compensated with benefits but with more than $50 per meeting, and
opposes the recommendation.
John Barni, Sr., 1380 East Shore Drive, stated he is in favor of
disposing of health benefits for Council and two elected official.
because those positions are part-time jobs, and he is in favor o:
eliminating this expense for the City.
Dorothy Boynton, 2226 1/2 Buena Vista, stated she believes money
should be found first before anyone adds any more burden to the
taxpayers; cuts are not necessary, nor are tax or fee increases, and
instead of [Council] voting, the matter should go on the ballot.
Diane Coler-Dark, 2857 Jackson Street, stated she cannot believe the
rationale that no other than white, middle or upper class, has health
benefits or do not take part in City government because of the lack
of perks.
Don Roberts, 880 Portola Avenue, stated he shares Ms. Banda's views,
however, two years ago, voters defeated a pay increase for Council,
subsequently, Council approved a dental benefit; health insurance
cost will drastically increase; minorities ran in the last election,
candidates were aware of the salary and benefits; and urged Council
not approve the recommendation.
Charles Tillman, 1415 Roosevelt Drive, stated Council, and eligible
members of their families, may enroll themselves in City health and
life insurance plans, to be paid by the City; believes Council is
underpaid but does not believe Council is entitled to a perk; when
the new Council meets, it should get rid of benefits, and the Counci
should be paid what it is worth, much more than it is getting.
Councilmember Withrow stated the matter is a report for information
only and can be accepted as such.
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Councilmember Camicia stated there must be a way to open the process
to people who do not have resources that others have.
Councilman Arnerich agreed with Mr. Tillman that perhaps instead of
perks, people must be paid appropriately; Councilmembers spend much
time attending agency meetings and other activities; and suggested
during the next year, the Finance Committee should provide a
recommendation regarding Council salary adjustment.
Betty Williams, 1821 Sherman, noted she ran in the last election for
Council but not for benefits; people running for public office
should run because they want to serve the City or have something to
offer.
Councilmember Thomas stated Council salary is set by Charter and
people did not vote for an increase at the election two years ago;
some benefits could be set up for the future for Councilmembers who
serve eight or more consecutive years, if at the time they leave
office, they are age 65; staff should take the lead to obtain
compensation for Council which is equal to other cities.
Councilmember Camicia stated Councilmember Thomas made some good
points; he understands concerns, feels strongly about getting
different people involved, and would like matter to remain open;
moved acceptance of report, and that, prior to the next Municipal
Election, staff provide Council with a structure to accomplish
adjustment of salaries and benefits, and possible change of Charter.
Councilmember Withrow seconded the motion.
Councilman Arnerich commented Mr.
were brought before the City [1989]
and he [Tillman] would spearhead
$400 might be appropriate; [Mr.
Arnerich suggested that thought be
Tillman once stated, when raises
, that Council deserves more money
such an attempt and $300, $350 or
Tillman agreed] and Councilman
incorporated into the motion.
Councilmember Camicia agreed to incorporate that into the motion.
Councilmember Withrow seconded.
Councilmember Thomas stated that bare minimum is being considered for
Council, suggested generous benefits, or more appropriate salary
without benefits.
The motion was carried by the following voice vote: Ayes:
Councilmembers Camicia, Thomas, Withrow, and Vice Mayor Arnerich -
4. Noes: None. Absent: None. Abstentions: President Corica - 1.
91 -219 From Library Director recommending approval of vendor
selection for an automated circulation system and requesting
authorization to enter into contract negotiations with the vendor(s)
of choice.
To Councilman Arnerich's question regarding the housing of the
Library hardware in the City Hall computer room and the cost of
moving the equipment, the Library Director replied the equipment will
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be operated from City Hall until the new Library is built, and th€
cost of moving the equipment will be determined during contraci
negotiation.
Councilmember Camicia moved approval of the recommendation [to
approve vendor selection and enter contract negotiations with DYNIX
and, if unsuccessful, with DRA]. Councilmember Thomas seconded the
motion which was carried by unanimous voice vote - 5.
91-220 Resolution No. 12090. Resolution of Appreciation to the
Volunteers for the City of Alameda.
Councilmember Camicia moved adoption of the resolution. Councilman
Arnerich seconded the motion which was carried by unanimous voice
vote - 5.
NEW BUSINESS
91-221 Consideration of three nominations for appointment to the
Housing Commission to fill two (2) Commissioner and one (1) Tenant
Commissioner vacancies.
President Corica commented many applications were received but only
three openings exist; and he appreciates all those who applied; he
made calls to applicants and was able to reach fourteen of the
applicants.
Councilmember Withrow stated it is his intent to request Council, on
April 16, to set aside the nominations, go through an interview
process with the applicants, request a member of Council accompany
him; and subsequently Council will vote on the matter.
President Corica stated he will make the nominations, and Council may
do as it wishes at the next meeting.
Councilmember Thomas requested the City Attorney to render an opinion
concerning whether or not the Mayor's appointments [nominations]
would be binding, and whether Councilmember Withrow would need to go
through a process of removal of Commission members.
The City Attorney stated the Charter specifies when the Mayor
nominates, the Council shall appoint; she believes it is a question
of policy that when the actual vote is taken, since the matter is
under New Business, it is the policy that it is agendized at the next
meeting.
Councilmember Thomas inquired which is the binding vote, the one
taken upon nomination, or the one taken on the resolution at the
following meeting; she would like Council to have a valid opinion as
to whether or not the applicants will need to go through removal
hearings.
President Corica stated at one time there was a movement to take the
power away from the Mayor to make nominations; Council wanted to
make the nominations; the matter was placed on the ballot and was
defeated; he will go forward with the nominations and let the next
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Council do as it will.
Councilmember Camicia stated he would like to abstain on the matter
as he does not like the way the matter is proceeding.
Councilmember Thomas stated she believes "we" [Councilmembers] should
abstain until there is a legal opinion; she is prepared to vote if
the City Attorney can render a legal opinion that the nomination is
valid and binding, if ratified by Council, in which case she believes
the nominees become appointed to the Board at that time and it is
simply a ministerial duty for the Clerk to administer the Oath, and
Councilmember Withrow would need to go through the same procedure to
take those persons off as taking any other Member off a Board, and
she would like an answer to the question.
Councilman Arnerich stated he believes Councilmember Thomas's
questions are valid.
The City Attorney stated the words of the Charter and the past policy
of the City should be followed; her understanding is that the matter
is agendized under New Business; and the past practice of the City
and the Charter state the Mayor nominates under New Business, then a
resolution is agendized at the next Council Meeting and Council votes
on the agendized item; and that procedure should be followed; Mayor
Corica will nominate three people, then at the next Meeting, the new
Council can choose to either appoint those people or to not appoint
those people; if the new Council does not appoint the people, then
new Mayor Withrow has the opportunity to nominate and the Council
then, again, has the opportunity to vote on the appointments.
Councilmember Thomas inquired if "shall appoint" is mandatory.
The City Attorney replied the Council is the appointing body.
Councilman Arnerich stated he believes that is mandatory.
Councilmember Thomas stated the words "shall appoint" [in reference
to the Charter which states that the Mayor is to nominate and Council
"shall appoint"], she understands to be mandatory. Councilman
Arnerich agreed.
Clayton Guyton, 457 Buena Vista Avenue, #302, stated he believes
Mayor Corica should have discussed the nominations with the Alameda
Tenants Union,
Councilmember Thomas further discussed alternate procedures that
might be followed e.g., Special Meeting, as well as precedent and
other legal considerations.
Councilmember Camicia moved to table the matter to the next meeting.
Councilmember Withrow seconded the motion.
Councilman Arnerich stated the Mayor has made outstanding
appointments to Boards and Commissions and has the right to nominate,
and he would like to hear who the nominees are.
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Councilmember Thomas stated she agreed the Mayor should nominate anc
requested the City Attorney determine whether the vote on nominations
is binding, and if not, a Special Meeting be called and appointments
confirmed.
The vote on Councilmember Camicia's motion failed by the following
voice vote: Ayes: Councilmembers Camicia and Withrow - 2. Noes:
Councilmembers Arnerich, Thomas and President Corica - 3. Absent:
None.
President Corica nominated Solomon R. Edwards, Jr., resident of
Esperanza, who has been a manager for several years, as Tenant Member
of the Housing Commission. Councilmember Thomas seconded the motion
which was carried by the following voice vote: Ayes: Councilmembers
Arnerich, Thomas and President Corica - 3. Noes: None. Absent:
None. Abstentions: Councilmembers Camicia and Withrow - 2.
Councilmember Camicia stated he abstained as he does not want to be
in the position of voting for someone that might eventually not be on
the Commission.
President Corica nominated Louis "Lou" R. Baca as Member of the
Housing Commission. Councilmember Thomas seconded the motion which
was carried by the following voice vote: Ayes: Councilmembers
Arnerich, Thomas and President Corica - 3. Noes: None. Absent:
None, Abstentions: Councilmembers Camicia and Withrow - 2.
President Corica nominated Bonny Lee Moore for Member of the Housing
Commission. Councilmember Thomas seconded the motion which was
carried by the following voice vote: Ayes: Councilmembers Arnerich,
Thomas and President Corica - 3. Noes: None. Absent: None.
Abstentions: Councilmembers Camicia and Withrow - 2.
91-222 Councilmember Camicia requested staff report on accusations
regarding disposal by 20/20 Recycling, and if true, provide procedure
for removal of 20/20 kiosks from Alameda.
91-223 Councilmember Camicia requested staff recommendations
regarding funding of recent Firefighters raise.
91-224 Councilmember Camicia requested staff recommendations on
implementation of recent Social Service Relations Board report
[2/19/91 Council Meeting], by July 2, 1991.
91-225 Councilmember Camicia requested, by September 3, 1991, Council
Meeting, a comprehensive report on how the City can work with the
State and regional agencies to facilitate the construction of the
66th Avenue crossing.
91-226 Councilmember Camicia requested coordination of a regional
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meeting to discuss land use and transportation issues including
Alameda County, Oakland, San Leandro, East Bay Regional Parks, BART,
AC Transit, MTC, Port of Oakland, and possibly others.
91-227 Councilmember Camicia requested Resolution in support of SB82
(Kopp) Property Taxation: Corporate property reappraisal, for April
16, 1991.
President Corica noted the next Council will be seated at 8:00 p.m.,
at the Council Meeting on April 16, 1991; expressed his appreciation
for the opportunity to serve the City of Alameda for sixteen years as
Councilmember and as Mayor; the City has given him the opportunity
to realize the American dream; commended the City Manager for his
expertise; noted he is leaving office with double the reserves of
when he took office; and extended good wishes to the new Council.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS, NON-AGENDA ITEMS
91-228 Shirley Cummins, 549 Santa Clara Avenue, expressed
appreciation for Councilmember Thomas's accomplishments during her
term in office, and for Mayor Corica.
91-229 Jeanette Ramsey, 2310 Lincoln Avenue, #301, requested waiver
of DUI fee.
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned by President Corica at 10:25 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
cf-C'
Patricia Calbreath
Deputy City Clerk
The agenda for this meeting was posted in advance in accordance with
the Brown Act.
April 2, 1991