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Minutes -City of San Leandro City Council, Page 8 San Leandro Redevelopment Agency and San Leandro Public Financing Authority Special Joint Meeting -October 18,1999 Council Member Nardine brought examples of materials that she feels our City might benefit from which included anewsletter/fact sheet regarding the budget process, materials regarding "Insight to Investing Public Funds" and a small informational card from the City of Santa Ana on what they do for their community. Council Member Nardine also reported on her attendance this last week at the City's High Tech Roundtable discussion. She noted that it was very enlightening. Council Member Nardine also requested that an item be put on an upcoming agenda regarding a discussion about the John Muir Pool. There was Council consensus to do so. 2. Council Member Glaze also requested that the Council consider having a Work Session on the Parks Master Plan, with one of the components of that plan being "pools." He would like to see the issue of acquisition of additional land/open space for parks and park-in-lieu fees discussed as well. Council Member Glaze continued by commenting on the need to address playground equipment replacement in the Parks Master Plan. He added that he would like to see an explanation of the street replacement program and perhaps a computer modeling of that program also. Council Member Glaze continued by commenting on his attendance at the League of California Cities Conference and useful information he obtained regarding E-Commerce. In closing, Council Member Glaze commented on the recognition Jack Maltester, former San Leandro Council Member and Mayor, received at the League Conference. He noted that Jack was honored by the National League of Cities as a former League of California Cities President He further indicated that Jack was honored by the Governor of California by a Proclamation which proclaimed October 10, 1999 as "Jack Maltester Day" in the State of California. 3. Council Member Loeffler questioned how Commission Members should be reporting back to the City Council regarding their attendance and insights from attending the League of California Cities Conference. He suggested that Commissioners report out to the City Council during scheduled Work Sessions. Council Member Loeffler also reported on a meeting with the Broadmoor Homeowners Association and their expressed concerns for a noise ordinance and their frustrations regarding receiving information on various projects, i.e. the West MacArthur Redevelopment Project. He indicated there seems to be some glitches in the flow of information to residents.