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Minutes - City of San Leandro City Council and San Leandro Redevelopment Agency Joint Meeting NovemI.H:'" 19, 200 I Page 13 Cynthia Chiasson, Director 1'0" Bay ~ast Association of Realtors, Pleasanton, addressed the City Council in support of the exemptions as proposed. Curtis .Jenkins, Hay East Association of Realto,-s, 108 Dutton A VeUlH\ addressed the City Council in support orthe exernptions as proposed Nancy Rogers, Hay East Association of Realtors, 790 I Stoneridge Drive, Pleasanton, addressed the City Council in support of the exemptions as proposed. AI Rosenga, 534 Parrott Street, addressed the City Council in suppol1 of the exemptions as proposed He stated his disappointment that this issue has taken so long to come bef(ire the City Council for action. TIe indicated he feels there is a need for a steady tax for Police, rire and Park services He concluded by cormnenting that the ordinance should be retroactive to January], 200 I. Heidi Finberg, 227 (h'gi('r Avenue, addressed the City Council questioning what the fiscal impact will be if the exemptions arc allowed She indicated she would rather see the ordinance tabled until the fiscal irnpacts arc known and the community has an opportunity flJr input Chades McKeag, 1008 Oakes Boulevani, addressed the City Council in support of maintaining the real property transfer tax as it currently exists .Judy Rose, local Real Estate Broker, addressed the City Council in support of maintaining the real property transfer tax as it currently exists Candy Bennyi, 1300 Estudillo Avt'IlUl" addressed the City Council in support of maintaining the real property transler lax as it currently exists Linda Parker, 1020 Oakes Boulevard, addressed the City Council in support of maintaining the real property transICr tax as it currently exists She voiced concern that she feels the City Council will be bowing to the concerns or a special interest group if they grant the exemptions Kathleell Elliott, 1079 Oakes Boulevard, addressed the City Council in support ofrnaintaining the real property transfer tax as it currently exists. Lyman Menger, Bay East Assotiation of ReaItol"S, 790 I Stoneridgc D,.ive, Suite 150, addressed the City Council expressing his point of view that a transfer tax is a regressive tax lle urged the City Council to adopt the proposed exemptions. .John .JlIa,-cz, Bay East Association of Rea It 0 I"S, 790 I Stoncridge Drive, Pleasanton, addressed the City Council in support oC the proposed exemptions before the Council this evening.