1985-06-04 Regular CC Minutes807
REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ALAMEDA
HELD TUESDAY JUNE 4, 1986
The meeting convened at 7:36 p.m. (at the conclusion of the Housing Authority with President Diament presiding. The Pledge of Allegiance was led `bv
COVncilmemb8r Lucas. The Invocation was given by Reverend Jack Huttinga, First Reformed Church.
ROLL CALL: Present: Councilmembers Corica, Hanna, Lucas, Monsef and
President Diament - 5.
Absent: None.
President Diament announced that Council had met in Executive Session preceding
this meeting to discuss the Alameda City Employees' Association's proposal.
MINUTES
The minutes of the regular Council meeting of May 21, 1985, were submitted for
Council's approval. Councilmember Corica corrected the minutes under Item 85-3I0,
fourth paragraph, to read, "Councilmember Corica noted that Harbor Bay is desig-
nated as responsible for one-third of the off-site landscape maintenance cost,
and he stated he was hesitant to pass the resolution until a commitment for the
funds is received from Port of Oakland." Councilmember Lucas moved for approval
of the minutes as corrected. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Monsef
and carried by unanimous voice vote - S"
CONSENT CALENDAR
The Public Works Director directed Council's attention to a change in wording in
regard to Resolution 1-L; i.e., Alameda Marina Village Associates should be changed
to Alameda Marina Center Associates.
Councilmember Lucas moved for adoption of the Consent Calendar with the change as
noted, and Councilmember Monsef seconded the motion. The motion carried by unani-
mous voice vote - S.
Items so enacted or adopted are indicated by an asterisk (*).
REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
*85-318 From Public Works Director and Fire Chief regarding status of Fire
Safety and Exit Program. Approved.
*85-319 From Public Works Director recommending approval for permit application
for shoreline clean-up and dredging, Alameda Marina Village, Parcel C. Approved.
*85-320 From Public Works Director recommending acceptance of the work by O. C.
Jones for Harbor Bay Parkway widening, Doolittle Drive to Maitland Drive, Assess-
ment Districts 81-1 and 84-1, P.W. NO. 3-84-3. Approved.
RESOLUTIONS
*85-321 Resolution No. I0625 "Approving Final Map of subdivision known as
Tract 5347 and accepting certain easements and rights of access (Heritage of
Alameda, The Alameda Associates, subdivider.) (South of the intersection of
Oleander and Melrose Avenues.)" Adopted.
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*85 -322 Resolution No. 10626 "Authorizing execution of agreement for con-
struction and completion of improvements in connection with Subdivision 5347
and approving bonds as to sufficiency. (The Alameda Associates, subdivider.)"
Adopted.
*85 -323 Resolution No. 10627 "Approving Parcel Map No. 4600 for division
if prop" ty within Alameda Marina Village. (Alameda Marina Village Associates,
subdivider.)" Adopted.
*85 -324 Resolution No. 10628 "Ordering vacation of certain unused Public
Utility 1.sement within Lot B of Tract 5218. (Brittany Landing, Harbor Bay
Isle.)' Adopted.
*85 -325 Resolution No. 10629 "Awarding contract to Gallagher & Burk, Inc.
for South Loop Road, Phase I, Assessment District 84 -4, Harbor Bay Business
Park, and authorizing execution thereof." Adopted.
*85 -326 Resolution No. 10630 "Awarding contract to MJB Pipeline for Sewer
Pump Station, Assessment District /EDA 84 -4, Harbor Bay Parkway, Phase 3, and
authorizing execution thereof." Adopted.
*85 -327 Resolution No. 10631 "Authorizing negotiation in the open market
for work as described in Plans and Specifications for Webster Street Landscape
Improvements, Phase 2, and Park Street Tree Planting." Adopted.
*85 -328 Resolution No. 10632 "Authorizing execution of Professional Ser-
vices Agreement with JTA, Inc. for construction surveying for Harbor Bay Parkway,
Phase 3." Adopted.
*85 -329 Resolution No. 10633 "Accepting Patton Way storm drain easement
through Marina Village property from the Alameda Marina Center Associates."
Adopted.
*85 -330 Resolution No. 10634 "Authorizing execution of amendment to an
agreement with Bissell & Karn for design of public improvements, Harbor Bay
Parkway Phase 3, Assessment District 84 -4." Adopted.
*85 -331 Resolution No. 10635 "Accepting dedication of portion of Shoreline
Park for public access and park purposes from Alameda Marina Center Associates."
Adopted.
*85 -332 Resolution No. 10636 "Authorizing submittal of a budget revision to
the claim filed with the Metropolitan Transportation Commission for allocation
of Transportation Development Act /State Transit Assistance Funds for fiscal
year 1985 -86." Adopted.
*85 -333 Resolution No. 10637 "Authorizing execution of agreement between
Harbor Bay Isle Associates and the City of Alameda for reimbursement of expenses
incurred in connection with the high -speed water transportation demonstration
program." Adopted.
FINAL PASSAGE OF ORDINANCES
*85 -334 Ordinance No. 2241, N.S. "Amending various sections of Chapter 1,
Title XI, of the Alameda Municipal Lode to provide for regulation of
Satellite Dish Antennas." Adopted.
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BILLS
*85 -335 A List of Claims, certified by the City Manager as correct, was approved
in the amount of $241,555.32.
RETURN TO REGULAR AGENDA
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
85 -336 From Cathy Maxcy, 1330 Bay Street, submitting a petition regarding the
locust trees on the east side of the 1300 block of Bay Street.
Ms. Maxcy requested that her comments be offered in conjunction with an upcoming
agenda item (No. 8) regarding a report from the Historical Advisory Commission
concerning City tree preservation and maintenance. Council concurred with this
request.
85 -337 From Richard D. Thomas, 1300 Hansen Avenue, suggesting the appointment
of a civic "task force" to consider the City's Community Development Block Grant
Program.
President Diament stated that she believed Mr. Thomas had offered an excellent idea
and asked the Council if they wished to consider the suggestion.
Councilmembers concurred that the Community Development Block Grant Program is
Council's responsibility and should not be delegated to a commission or committee.
It was noted that adequate opportunities are available for the public to address
the Council during the funding process.
Councilmember Lucas moved that Council accept Mr. Thomas' communication, and the
motion was seconded by Councilmember Monsef, and carried by unanimous voice vote -
5.
HEARINGS
85 -338 A hearing regarding the levy and collection of assessments pursuant to
the Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972, City of Alameda, Island City Landscaping
and Lighting District 84 -2, Fiscal Year 1985 -1986.
President Diament declared the hearing open and continued it to June 18, 1985.
85 -339 A hearing regarding consideration of Zoning Text Amendment, ZA -85 -5, to
Section 11 -1331, Uses requiring Use Permits, to add "(g) live theaters as Combined
Uses with other permitted uses" in C -1, Neighborhood Commercial Districts.
Applicant: City of Alameda.
The Planning Director noted that his staff report to the Council had provided back-
ground information regarding the proposed amendment. He reminded Council that the
amendment, if approved, would change the Zoning Ordinance but would not result in
approval of any specific application. A use permit application would be required
following amendment of the Ordinance in order to seek approval of any specific
request to operate a live theater.
In response to an inquiry from Councilmember Lucas, the Planning Director explained
that future expansion of a specific use, once approved, would require another use
permit. Councilmember Lucas cited a concern that the proposed amendment may not
offer adequate protection to avoid undesirable expansion of a use at some future
time. It was the Planning Director's opinion that the use permit process would
adequately address neighborhood concerns. Councilmember Lucas suggested that
perhaps a 200 -seat limit could be imposed for live theaters in the C -1 District.
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Councilmember Corica commented that he believed the use permit process would offer
adequate control.
President Diament declared the public hearing open.
On the call for proponents, Terry Miner, 3214 Bayo Vista Avenue, representing
Alameda Children's Musical Theater, spoke in support of the proposed amendment.
On the call for opponents, there were no speakers.
President Diament declared the hearing closed.
Councilmember Monsef stated he was satisfied with the findings of the Planning
Board and the explanation provided by the Planning Director. Councilmember
Monsef moved for acceptance of the Planning Board's recommendation and that the
applicable ordinance be taken out of order. The motion was seconded by Council -
member Corica, and carried by unanimous voice vote - 5.
INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCES
85 -340 Ordinance No. , N.S. "Amending the Alameda Municipal Code by
amending Section 11- 1331 -Title XI thereof to allow live theaters as Combined
Uses with other permitted uses in C -1, Neighborhood Commercial Districts."
Councilmember Monsef moved for introduction of the ordinance, and the motion was
seconded by Councilmember Lucas and carried by the following vote: Ayes:
Councilmembers Corica, Hanna, Lucas, Monsef and President Diament - 5. Noes:
None. Absent: None.
HEARINGS
85 -341 A hearing regarding street improvements on Hibbard Street north of
Buena Vista Avenue, and on Eagle Avenue from Grand Street to Hibbard Street.
The Public Works Director provided background information as contained in the
written staff report.
President Diament declared the public hearing open.
On the call for both proponents and opponents, there were none.
The public hearing was closed.
Councilmember Lucas moved that the applicable resolutions be taken out of order
at this time, and Councilmember Monsef seconded the motion, which carried by
unanimous voice vote - 5.
RESOLUTIONS
85 -342 "Overruling objections to notice to construct street improvements on
Hibbard Street north of Buena Vista Avenue, and on Eagle Avenue from Grand Street
to Hibbard Street and authorizing Superintendent of Streets to cause said work to
be performed."
The City Manager stated that since there were no objections, this action would be
unnecessary, and he recommended Council proceed with the following item at this
time.
85 -343 Resolution No. 10638 "Adopting Plans and Specifications for the recon-
struction of Eagle Avenue from Grand Street to Hibbard Street and authorizing
Superintendent of Streets to cause said work to be performed."
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Councilmember Monsef moved for approval of the resolution, and Councilmember
Lucas seconded the motion. The motion carried by the following vote: Ayes:
Councilmembers Corica, Hanna, Monsef, Lucas and President Diament - 5. Noes:
None. Absent: None.
APPEALS
85 -344 An appeal regarding consideration of request for Variance V -85 -11
to permit construction of two freestanding signs without landscaping at the
base on one lot at 516 Willow Street. Applicant: Hillhaven Alameda.
The Planning Director provided the details of the application, noting that
administrative approval originally granted had been appealed and overturned
by the Planning Board who denied the variance application. The applicant
then appealed the matter to the Council who is to review the Planning Board
record.
The Planning Director explained that the Planning Board's decision allows
one sign, as permitted by the Sign Ordinance, to remain on the property.
President Diament opened the public portion of the appeal.
Mary Lubin, Acting Administrator of Hillhaven Alameda, 516 Willow Street,
represented the appellant. She stated that after reading the transcript of
the Planning Board meeting, she did not believe Planning Board members fully
understood the configuration of the property. Noting that much discussion
at the Planning Board hearing centered on the Willow Street entrance, she
emphasized that the most frequently used entrance is in the rear from the
parking lot. The Willow Street entrance is reportedly used only by those
walking to the facility. Visitors' parking, handicapped parking spaces,
ambulance parking,.deliveries, volunteers and employees reportedly enter
from the driveway on Otis Drive. She stated that signs have been at both
entrances since 1966. Ms. Lubin urged that Council overturn the Planning
Board's decision and grant the requested variance.
Councilmember Monsef noted that the Otis Drive sign would serve only to
identify the facility but would not designate the entrance. Councilmember
Lucas inquired as to why the applicant was not proposing a sign to read
"Parking for Hillhaven" instead of a regular business sign.
Ms. Lubin noted that Hillhaven had been concerned with placing the sign as
it has been worded in the past.
In response to an inquiry from President Diament regarding possible special
provision for an ambulance entrance sign, the Planning Director observed
that the approved sign does not use all of the allowable sign area; thus,
it may be possible to accommodate a separate sign designating the ambulance
entrance within the allowable sign square footage or an ambulance sign may
also be considered directional rather than a business sign.
President Diament stated there may be a State law which addresses ambulance
signs. The City Attorney stated he was not aware of such a law but could
research it. He did note that the City's Sign Ordinance accommodates
hospital facilities by allowing larger signs.
Ms. Lubin commented that regardless of whether an Otis Drive sign were to
designate "parking" or "ambulance entrance ", it would be vital that it
include the Hillhaven business name on it.
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Councilmember Lucas indicated she was concerned that the currently designed
sign, because it does not include "parking" or "ambulance entrance ", would
not assist people in locating the parking lot for the facility.
President Diament closed the public portion of the appeal.
Councilmember Lucas moved that Council deny the variance subject to the findings
in Planning Board Resolution No. 1490, and Councilmember Monsef seconded the
motion. The motion carried by unanimous voice vote - 5.
President Diament stated that she believed the idea of identifying the Otis
Drive entrance and how this could best be done to assist visitors should be
pursued.
REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
85 -345 From Chairman of the Historical Advisory Commission concerning City
tree preservation and maintenance. (Continued from May 21, 1985.)
Historical Advisory Commission (HAC) Chairman David O. Plummer, 1401 High Street,
requested: (1) that City staff do a comprehensive study of the maintenance and
retention of Alameda's trees; (2) that an Environmental Impact Report be required
prior to threatened removal of historically significant trees (such as those on
Gibbons Drive); and (3) that a tree preservation ordinance be created.
HAC Member Woody Minor gave a slide presentation regarding Alameda trees.
Cathy Maxcy, 1330 Bay Street, submitted a petition regarding the locust trees
on Bay Street (subject of Written Communication). Neighbors complained regard-
ing the manner in which trees had been trimmed, leaving an unattractive and
unbalanced appearance to the street.
David Maxcy, 1330 Bay Street, noted that the trees are trimmed at different
times by different agencies and suggested that tree maintenance efforts be
consolidated.
Gary Kitajo, Attorney at Law, 1534 Pearl Street, provided Council with informa-
tion concerning tree preservation ordinances in other jurisdictions.
Sheila Doan, 3018 Gibbons Drive, and Clarice Minot, 3022 Gibbons Drive, urged
that Council institute a moratorium on tree removal pending consideration of a
tree preservation ordinance.
Maerose Humphries, representing the Bureau of Electricity, explained legal
requirements for clearance of trees from power lines. Emphasizing that the
Bureau's main concern is for safety, she offered cooperation with the City in
any way possible.
President Diament referred to extensive background work accomplished by the
Public Works Department regarding the issue. She noted that the Public Works
Director has consulted with tree experts, and the experts have some areas of
disagreement regarding tree maintenance and preservation. President Diament
also emphasized the necessity to preserve sidewalks, curbs, gutters and streets.
Councilmember Corica stated he was supportive of preserving trees, but he stated
he would not be in favor of an ordinance which would prohibit citizens from
removing trees on private property. He believed the City could set appropriate
policy for protecting public trees, but that an ordinance is not necessary.
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Councilmember Lucas stated she believed a tree preservation ordinance is needed,
and she stated she would work with the City Attorney to develop a draft ordinance
which could be submitted for Council's consideration.
The City Manager remarked that the City has been maintaining the health of its
trees for many years. He did not believe that a tree preservation ordinance, but
rather a commitment to tree preservation, is the answer.
The City Attorney added that most tree preservation ordinances were passed in the
1950's and 1960's to guard against mass tree removal by building subdividers. He
did not believe that the intent of these ordinances applies to the current situ-
ation in Alameda.
Councilmember Lucas expressed her concern for both public and private trees with
historical significance. She suggested Council take the time to draft an appro-
priate ordinance. She did not believe it was the consensus of Council that a
tree-trimming ordinance would be necessary at this point.
Councilmember Hanna observed that the majority of complaints have resulted from
tree trimming by the Bureau of Electricity, and he suggested that City staff
investigate the manner in which P.G. & E. trims trees. Councilmember Hanna
further suggested that it may be appropriate for home owners, such as Gibbons
Drive residents, who wish to retain street trees to share in the cost of side-
walk, curb and gutter repairs.
(Note: Council recessed briefly at this time.)
85-346 From Public Works Director approving alignment concept of Atlantic
Avenue extension from Webster Street to a distance of 650 feet east of Patton Way.
William Hildebrand, 1031 Eagle Avenue, representing Northside Association, was
concerned that the alignment would terminate at Sherman Street and would not
relieve truck traffic on Buena Vista Avenue.
The Public Works Director explained that Atlantic Avenue would connect at Sherman
Street and would be designated as a truck route.
It was moved by Councilmember Lucas, and seconded by Councilmember Monsef, that
Council approve the proposed alignment concept. The motion carried by unanimous
voice vote - 5.
RESOLUTIONS
85-347 Resolution No. 10639 "Amending Resolution No. 10621 entitled, 'A
Resolution of Intention to order the levy and collection of assessments pursuant
to the Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972, City of Alameda, Island City Land-
scaping and Lighting District 84-2, Fiscal Year 1985-19861."
It was moved by Councilmember Hanna, and seconded by Councilmember Monsef, that
the resolution be adopted. The motion carried by the following vote: Ayes:
Councilmembers Corica, Hanna, Lucas, Monsef and President Diament - 5. Noes:
None, Absent: None.
85-348 "Overruling protests and ordering the improvements and confirming the
Diagram and Assessment, Fiscal Year 1985-1986, Island City Landscaping and Lighting
District 84-2."
In conjunction with continuation of the hearing regarding this item, this resolution
was continued to June 18, 1985.
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85 -349 Resolution No. 10640 "Confirming apportionment of assessments and direct-
ing certain actions with respect thereto, Harbor Bay Business Park Assessment
District 81 -1."
It was moved by Councilmember Monsef, and seconded by Councilmember Lucas, that the
resolution be adopted. The motion carried by the following vote: Ayes: Council-
members Corica, Hanna, Lucas, Monsef and President Diament - 5. Noes: None.
Absent: None.
85 -350 Resolution No. 10641 "Confirming apportionment of assessments and
directing certain actions with respect thereto, Harbor Bay Business Park Assess-
ment District 84 -1."
It was moved by Councilmember Monsef, and seconded by Councilmember Lucas, that the
resolution be adopted. The motion carried by the following vote: Ayes: Council-
members Corica, Hanna, Lucas, Monsef and President Diament - 5. Noes: None.
Absent: None.
85 -351 Resolution No. 10642 "Confirming apportionment of assessments and
directing certain actions with respect thereto, Harbor Bay Business Park Assess-
ment District 84 -4."
It was moved by Councilmember Monsef, and seconded by Councilmember Lucas, that
the resolution be adopted. The motion carried by the following vote: Ayes:
Councilmembers Corica, Hanna, Lucas, Monsef and President Diament - 5. Noes:
None. Absent: None.
85 -352 Resolution No. 10643 "Adopting Plans and Specifications for installation
of a chain -link fence to secure the former Disposal Site, calling for bids and
directing City Clerk to advertise same."
Councilmember Corica expressed his approval of a 6- foot -high fence for the dump
site and questioned why the fence for the golf course had been lowered to 4 feet
when it was replaced.
The City Manager and Public Works Director explained that staff had originally
recommended a 6 -foot fence; however, following negotiations with Parks and Recre-
ation staff, Harbor Bay Isle Associates and the Golf Commission, a 4 -foot fence
was agreed upon for the golf course.
Councilmember Corica commented that perhaps aesthetics had been given a higher
priority than safety at the golf course, and he stated the fence should be 6 feet
in height.
It was moved by Councilmember Corica, and seconded by Councilmember Monsef, that
the resolution be adopted. The motion carried by the following vote: Ayes:
Councilmembers Corica, Hanna, Lucas, Monsef and President Diament - 5. Noes:
None. Absent: None.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
85 -353 Councilmember Corica referred to a Council orientation meeting which had
been scheduled for May 22, 1985, and expressed concern that this meeting was in
violation of the Brown Act in that 24 -hour notice had not been given.
The City Attorney stated that the Brown Act does not define the term "meeting ".
In his opinion, the City Attorney stated that because no deliberations were
contemplated at the orientation session, he believed the lack of notice did not
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violate the Brown Act. The City Attorney agreed to provide a written opinion
regarding this matter at the specific request of Councilmembers Corica and
Lucas.
85 -354 Councilmember Corica made reference to an article recently forwarded
to Councilmembers from the City Manager. The article concerned the effects of
criticism on public employees. Councilmember Corica responded that he would
continue to publicly criticize the operation of the City when he believes such
criticism is warranted.
85 -355 Councilmember Corica requested that consideration be given to providing
agenda packets earlier in the week preceding Council meetings to allow additional
time for review by Counciimembers, citizens and the press. The other members of
Council, however, indicated that they were satisfied with the current time schedule
for agenda packets.
NEW BUSINESS
85 -356 Consideration of nominations for appointment to the following Boards
and Commissions: Civil Service Board, Historical Advisory Commission, Library
Board, Planning Board, Public Utilities Board and Social Service Human Relations
Board.
President Diament nominated James McKenna for reappointment to the Civil Service
Board. The nomination was seconded by Councilmember Lucas and confirmed by
unanimous voice vote - 5.
President Diament nominated David 0. Plummer for reappointment to the Historical
Advisory Commission. The nomination was seconded by Councilmember Monsef and
confirmed by unanimous voice vote - 5.
President Diament nominated Howard Riper for appointment to the Library Board.
The nomination was seconded by Councilmember Hanna and confirmed by unanimous
voice vote - 5.
President Diament nominated Lucy Brohard for appointment to the Library Board.
The nomination was seconded by Councilmember Monsef and confirmed by unanimous
voice vote - 5.
President Diament nominated Joseph Camicia for reappointment to the Planning
Board. Councilmember Hanna seconded the nomination, which was confirmed by the
following vote: Ayes: Councilmembers Corica, Hanna and President Diament - 3.
Noes: Councilmembers Lucas and Monsef - 2. Absent: None.
President Diament nominated John Hines for appointment to the Public Utilities
Board. The nomination was seconded by Councilmember Lucas and confirmed by
unanimous voice vote - 5.
President Diament nominated Susan Foulkes for appointment to the Social Service
Human Relations Board. Councilmember Monsef seconded the nomination, which was
confirmed by unanimous voice vote - 5.
President Diament nominated Phyllis Marshall for appointment to the Social Service
Human Relations Board. Councilmember Lucas seconded the nomination, which was
confirmed by unanimous voice vote - 5.
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85 -357 President Diament appointed Councilmember Monsef to replace Councilmember
Lucas as Council's representative to the ACTEB -ACAP Board. (Councilmember Monsef
was previously Council's ACTEB -ACAP Alternate; Councilmember Lucas will now serve
as Alternate.)
President Diament noted that she would continue to serve as Council's representa-
tive to the Solid Waste Management Board.
85 -358 Francis Lewis, 2168 Alameda Avenue, directed Council's attention to the
litter problem in the neighborhood of Alameda High School, which may also be
attracting rats to the area. He suggested that escalated street - sweeping efforts
and regular police patrol may improve conditions.
President Diament stated that the School District would be contacted regarding the
problem.
85 -359 John Barni, Sr., 1380 East Shore Drive, commented regarding the following
items: (a) He complained that the use of yard- cleaning equipment which blows debris
results in the transfer of dust and litter to adjacent properties. (b) He suggested
the City insist that new homes be constructed with 20 -foot driveways and two -car
garages, thus providing off - street parking. The City Manager stated he would respond
to the questions regarding building requirements in writing with copies to the Council.
(c) Mr. Barni stated he would not be in favor of a tree preservation ordinance and
noted that it may be necessary to remove trees where limbs or roots are endangering
roofs and foundations of homes, particularly on smaller lots. (d) He pointed out
that garage sale signs are often nailed to trees, especially on Central Avenue, and
stated that this is probably in violation of a City ordinance.
ADJOURNMENT
President Diament adjourned the meeting at 10:20 p.m. The next regular Councl
meeting was scheduled for June 18, 1985.
Respectfully submitted,
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Diane B. Felsch
City Clerk
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SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ALAMEDA
HELD TUESDAY JUNE 4, 1985
The meeting convened at 6:30 p.m. with President Diament presiding.
ROLL CALL Present: Councilmembers Corica, Hanna, Lucas, and
President Diament - 5.
Absent: None.
85-817a. - The purpose of the Special Meeting was for an Executive
Session for discussion of labor negotiations.
At the conclusion of discussion, it was determined that no action would
be taken at this time. The meeting adjourned at 7:15 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
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DIANE B. FELSCH
City Clerk
June 4, 1985