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Minutes - City of San Leandro City Council Meeting May 21, 2001 Page 5 Steve Parker, 1020 Oakes, addressed the City Council and stated as an architect he does this kind of thing for a living, noting that it must be done in a tempered fashion. As a homeowner he has made improvements to his home and was required to get permits. With reference to his experience, he stated staff was fair and the process was efficient and proper and his project resulted in a nice addition to the neighborhood. He added it is important balance is achieved between homeowner's needs and desires, as well as the neighbor's needs and desires. Norman Stamm, 2488 Harborview Drive, addressed the City Council in support of the proposed extended moratorium. Paul Nahm, 1591 Daniels Drive, addressed the City Council in support of the proposed extended moratorium. He urged the City Council to not support the requested exemption for ML Tsoi from the ordinance. Manuel Gonsalves, 1371 Daily Drive, addressed the City Council in support of the extension of the moratorium. He commented he stands to lose 75% of the view from his home if his neighbor is allowed to construct a second story. Derek Rinetti, 2715 Darius Way, addressed the City Council in support of the proposed extension of the moratorium. He also stated his opposition to the request of the Tsoi family to be exempted from the ordinance. Brent Heath, 1648 GrafT Court, addressed the City Council regarding the process he went through when he owned a home in Piedmont. He stated he would support the moratorium be extended until a clear ordinance can be written, Frederick Reicker, 2018 Marineview Drive, addressed the City Council in support of the extended moratorium. He noted the petition that had been submitted to the City and was included in the packet. Nicolas Penland, 1746 Clearview Drive, addressed the City Council in support of the extension of the moratorium. He stated his view that the language in the proposed ordinance needs to be "tightened" for future residents, Evencio Hurrado Jr., 2297 Longview Drive, addressed the City Council 10 support of the extension of the moratorium. Haryanto Ly, 1689 Clearview Drive, addressed the City Council in support of the extension of the moratorium. Shakkum Tsoi, 1333 Daily, addressed the City Council asking to be exempted from the proposed ordinance. He indicated that he does not intend to harm anyone, just wants to expand his home for his children, who he had promised separate rooms to. He indicated that ifhe had met with this much opposition when he originally applied for the permits, he would not have moved forward with his