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Muwtes -City of San Leandro City Council Meeting June 7,1999 Page 3 -- Resolution No. 99-75, Resolution Amending Title 6, Chapter S of the San Leandro Administrative Code Relating to Refuse Fees (establishes arefuse- container, push-out rate for commercial establishments requesting this additional service; the addition of afive-cubic-yard, container-size rate; the option of Sunday container service; and the establishment of service fees to recover costs for the removal of roofing, dirt, or concrete materials; effective July 1, 1999). (1051/1078/2318) M/S/C Lothrop and Nardine. Ayes: 7; Noes: 0 4. PUBLIC COMMENTS Public Comments are limited to 5 minutes per person, for a total time period of one hour. When you address the City Council, you should fill out a speaker card and submit it to the City Clerk so the order of speakers may be determined and an official record of names and addresses obtained. The public is invited to make any comments related to Agenda items, or other items of public interest, at this time. A. John Facia, 2410 Lakeview Drive, addressed the City Council regarding Item G under New Business. He noted the information he downloaded from the Internet regarding the Agenda differs from what was distributed here tonight. He also stated he would like to serve on the Citizen's Ad Hoc Committee for Refuse Services. B. Robert Raburn, P.O. Boa 1736, Oakland, CA, addressed the City Council in support of the Resolution requesting Caltrans to install one, continuous, through traffic lane and a bike lane in each direction, on East 14'~ Street. C. Eugene Bryant, 777 Rodney Drive, addressed the City Council in opposition to the Women's Shelter on the last City Council Agenda. He stated the Estudillo Homeowners' Association is appalled with the actions that have taken place and concluded by indicating the City Council Minutes for May 17, 1999, did not reflect any comments by the City Council. D. Ann Hague, 1102 San Rafael, addressed the City Council, indicating her opposition to the Women's Shelter discussed at the last City Council Meeting. She indicated she does not understand how the City Council can justify overturning the Planning Commission's decision. E. Jim Athey, 1805 Sundberg Avenue, addressed the City Council, asking why trucks are still unloading cars for the Honda and Nissan dealerships from Wayne Avenue. He also commented on speeding on Williams Street and noted the upcoming meeting regarding the Airport on June 15, 1999.