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IHINUTES Page 4 City of San Leandro City Council and San Leandro Redevelopment Agency Joint Meeting-OCTOBER 20,2003 · Resolution No. 2003-216, Resolution Rescinding Resolution No. 2002-17 and Designating Signatures on City Checks and Persons Authorized to Make Fund Transfers by Telephone or Wire. (1180) · Resolution No. 2003-217, Resolution Rescinding Resolution No. 2002-18 and Designating Certain Depositories and Further Authorizing Specified City Official to Remit Money in the City Treasury to the State Treasury for Deposit in the Local Agency Investnlent Fund. (1264) 9. ITEMS REMOVED FROM CONSENT CALENDAR Public conl1nents are lilnited to 3 Ininutes per person per iteln. 8.E. Resolution Designating a Residential Parking Permit (RPP) Area on Pacific Avenue and Eveleth Avenue between Castro Street and Marina Boulevard (designates Pacific and Eveleth Avenues between Castro Street and Marina Boulevard as a Residential Parking Pennit area--allowing two-hour non-pemlit parking). (1022) Councilmenlber Nardine thanked staff for bringing this item forward on behalf of the neighborhood residents and thanked the Planning C0111lnission for incorporating the residents' input in its recOlnmendations. She indicated she agreed with the recommendations Inade by the Planning Commission and expressed concern that staff chose to Inodify the recommendations. Conway Wendland, 2089 Pacific Avenue, addressed the City Council expressing his opposition to the two-hour non-permit parking allowed under the proposed RPP for Pacific and Eveleth. Charles Gilcrest, 1271 Terra Avenue and Chair of the Joint Project Area Redevelopment Advisory Committee, addressed the City Council regarding the negative ilnpacts of the Auto Mall on the residents of the proposed RPP area. The RAC voted ovelwhelmingly to recomlnend the RDA pay the cost of the permits. Mr. Gilcrest urged Council to support the Planning COlnmission recommendation or any mnendment to the proposal made by Council. Mr. Jermanis noted staffs concerns that restricted parking between the hours of 6:00 a.nl. and 10:00 p.m. will be difficult for the Police Department to enforce and that removing the two-hour non-pennit parking provision will prohibit occasional use such as deliveries or visitors. Mr. Jennanis introduced Principal Engineer Keith Cooke, who narrated a PowerPoint presentation describing the proposed RPP area and the process followed by staff in developing the reconunendation for Council's consideration.