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MINUTES Page 13 City of San Leandro City Council and San Leandro Redevelopment Agency Joint Meeting-September 5, 2006 Councihnember Nardine reported that the fence on Fremont Street is the City's responsibility, and City staff have contacted the residents on whose property the fence is lying. Assistant City Manager Steve Hollister reported on the status of the fence replacement and will have City crews check into safety and security issues at the site. Councihnember Starsociak asked about the status of the fence on Lewelling Boulevard between Farnsworth and Andover, which is the property owner's responsibility. Staff will look into the matter. Councilmember Santos commented on the Letter to the Editor in the Daily Review from Charles Lott regarding the status of the sound wall on 1-580 from Estudillo to 141 st Street. Mayor Young suggested the City Council invite staff from the Congestion Management Agency (CMA) to a future meeting to provide an update on the progress of the project. There was consensus ofthe Council to do so. Mayor Young commented that since the City Council and staff have been working on the issue of monster homes for some time, it is important to bring the issue forward for discussion soon. Mayor Young reported that she issued a Proclamation declaring September 17-23, 2006 as "United States Constitution Week" in the City of San Leandro, in honor of the 219th anniversary ofthe signing of the U.S. Constitution. Mayor Young indicated that she would be adjourning the meeting in the memory of several individuals: Margaret Bain, who was a relative of her "adopted" dad; Ruth Wightman, a longtime San Leandro resident and dog lover; Thelma Luciano; Charles Wesley Robertshaw, who was employed by the City for 37 years as an Engineering Inspector; Ernest Leland Nelson, who worked for the City for 28 years as a Chief Electrical Inspector and Building Regulations Superintendent; and Charles Vincent Gebhardt, who was the former Deputy Fire Chief of San Leandro. Mayor Young credited her assistant, Denice Moughon, for researching and bringing many ofthese items to her attention. She noted that both Ms. Moughon and City Manager John Jermanis will receive their pins for 35 years of City service this November. 13. ADJOURN (TO CLOSED SESSION) The meeting was adjourned at 9:46 p.m. to a closed session in the City Manager's Large Conference Room and . in memory of Margaret Bain. . in memory of Ruth Wightman. . in memory of Thelma Luciano. . in memory of Charles Wesley Robertshaw. . in memory of Ernest Leland Nelson. . in memory of Charles Vincent Gebhart.