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Minutes - City of San Leandro City Council Meeting April 3, 2000 Page 7 Council Member Loeftler asked the City Manager to explain the next steps for implementation of the Youth Master Plan. The City Manager responded that legal issues have been resolved between the City and the School Districts. Council Member Loemer commented on a petition received from residents on Lille Street who want their street name corrected from Lille Street to Lille Avenue. The City Manager responded that he will research the request. D. Council Member Glaze reflected on the issue of gas prices and asked the City Attorney to research whether the City has authority to regulate gas prices locally or require gas stations to give notice of pending price increases and the reasons for same. Council Member Glaze also commented on the number of street lights out in the community. He asked if there is a plan for replacing older utilities with new equipment since the City has taken over the lights from PG&E. Council Member Glaze opened discussion regarding the upcoming appointment to the Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District Board of Directors. Mayor Young responded there are five applicants for the position. Vice Mayor Galvan volunteered to attend the April 12th meeting. The appointment to the vacant position will be placed on the April 17, 2000, Agenda for action by the City Council. 9. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT AND COMMENTS The City Manager reported, at the request of Council Member Galvan, on the preliminary information regarding the Geological Hazard Abatement District questionnaire responses. He indicated there was an overwhelming response from Bay- 0- Vista residents in opposition to participating financially. He further noted that the immediate residents of Hillside Drive were in support of participating financially. He added that further discussion will take place with property owners in the immediate slide area to identify future steps. In response to comments regarding Lille Street, the City Manager reported it has been called "street" for more than 40 years. He indicated he will ask staff to work with the residents on this matter. Vice Mayor Galvan commended the City Manager, staff: Mayor, and City Council for all the effort put forth to repair the hillside on behalf of the area residents. He asked how the results of the survey will be communicated to the residents in the Bay-O- Vista area. The City Manager responded that a letter will be mailed to all property owners in Bay-O- Vista regarding the results of the survey and the next steps to be taken.