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Minutes -City of San Leandro City Council and Page 3 San Leandro Redevelopment Agency Joint Meeting -February 1, 1999 He further questioned the Council as to which Council Members have accepted contributions from the Batarse Family and/or Lloyd Wise? He feels that information should be disclosed tonight. The City Attorney clarified that the City is not proposing the taking of the Training Facility; and, the proposed azea being considered, if taken, will not affect the continuing operation of the facility. B. Carey Walker, 471 Santa Monica, addressed the Council regazding the pedestrian that was hit and killed at Washington and Fazgo recently. He questioned why the Council is now requiring speaker cards. He further commented on the railroad crossings at Fargo, indicating they need to be repaired. He concluded by stating the City should get out of the loan business and start thinking about the people. The City should get rid of the gun tax, the real- property transfer tax, and the clean-water tax. He further indicated he will not vote for any of the current Council Members at the next election and that they should all resign. C. Justin Agrella, 1231 - 148` Avenue, addressed the Council in opposition to the Resolutions on this evening's Agenda regarding the property at 1444 Marina Boulevazd He stated he has a problem when the City uses eminent domain to force a property owner to sell to another property owner. He feels the action being proposed tonight will leave them landlocked. D. Laverne Anderson, 1495 - 159` Avenue, addressed the Council regazding red- light runners and noted the California Highway Patrol has been stopping people more often. He noted people should be cazeful while driving. E. Dennis Hicks, 1076 Hutchings Drive, addressed the Council, asking where the Waz Memorial plaque has been moved to. Kathy Ornelas indicated that the plaque has been moved to Memorial Pazk by the Veterans' Building. F. Mike Rawles, 964 Hutchings Drive, addressed the Council regarding the lack of a bicycle lane at the Washington Avenue undercrossing by the railroad tracks.