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DRAFT MINUTES City of San Leandro City Council and San Leandro Redevelopment Agency Joint Meeting-June 4, 2007 Page 12 ordinance. He noted that an amendment to an existing contract which affects the financial conditions of one of the lessees would trigger the prevailing wage provisions. Mayor Santos commented on the possible effects of the living wage ordinance on American Golf. Councilmember Starosciak commented on the compliance of the community-based organizations with the proposed living wage ordinance, and she thanked Purchasing Agent Don Brockman for his research on the impact of the living wage ordinance on the CBOs and for providing the information to the Committee. Councilmember Starosciak noted that Councilmember Gregory's points will be important to consider as the Council moves forward in planning for the future of the Marina. She expressed concern regarding Waivers (a), (c) and (d) listed in Section 8 ofthe ordinance as they seem to create loopholes. Councilmember Starosciak commented that while it is important to establish a high quality of life in San Leandro, the Council's most important responsibility is its fiduciary and legal responsibility. Councilmember ProIa commented that he feels it is important to meet with the CLC and EBASE and respond to the points raised in their memo. . Minute Order No. 2007.066, Motion Directing Staff to Revise the Draft Living Wage Ordinance, Incorporating the Comments from the Council; Considering the Points Listed in the June 4, 2007 Memo from the Central Labor Council and EBASE; Meeting with the Groups that Have Asked to Be Included in the Discussion, Including the Chamber of Commerce and the Central Labor Council; and Bring the Revised Ordinance Back to the City Council Finance Committee. (3120) The City Council directed staff to revise the draft Living Wage Ordinance, addressing the comments from the Council; considering the points listed in the June 4, 2007 memo from the Central Labor Council and EBASE; meeting with the groups that have asked to be included in the discussion, including the Chamber of Commerce and the Central Labor Council; and bring the revised ordinance back to the City Council Finance Committee. M/S/C Grant and Proia. Ayes: 7; Noes: 0 C. Matter of Summary and Recommendations from the Fire Services Ad Hoc Committee [reports recommendations relating to contract with Alameda County Fire Department (AlCo Fire) for City Council consideration]. Councilmember Starosciak thanked City Manager Jermanis and his staff for their work in reviewing the City's fire services agreement and Fire Chief Sheldon Gilbert for his patient responses to her many questions. She commented that there are both tangible and intangible results from the conversations held over the past several months, and the Ad Hoc Committee has forwarded several recommendations for the Council's approval.