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Minutes -Ciry of San Leandro City Council Meeting December 20, 1999 Page 3 reappointment to the Mosquito Abatement District Board of Trustees. He added that he will be available if anyone needs help, as he will be visiting the area often. He encouraged the City Council to appoint someone outside the elected-official realm and concluded by asking that he be allowed to attend the January meeting of the Mosquito Abatement District Board of Trustees so that he might say goodbye to his colleagues. B. Harold Perex, 2052 Vestal Court, addressed the City Council regarding a brochure from the Airport and added that there is no mention of the Ciry of San Leandro's concerns within that pamphlet. He voiced ongoing concerns with airport noise. C. Walter Hirt, 716 Warden Avenue, addressed the City Council regarding Proposition 218 and asked how the City Council can ignore it. He voiced concerns with pending increases in salaries for the Ciry Manager, Fire Fighters, etc. He continued by commenting on airport noise issues. D. Mason Rashid, P.O. Boa 1574, addressed the City Council regarding airport noise issues. He stated he is concerned that the Airport Ad Hoc Committee meetings are not open to the public. Council Member Nardine arrived at the City Council Meeting. E. Howard Kerr, 15388 Norton Street, addressed the City Council on behalf of the Washington Homeowners' Association and the Floresta Homeowners' Association, regarding National Flood Insurance issues and indicated the amount of money residents will have to expend to have the required amount of insurance is unfair. He asked for the City Council's support to help relieve this expense by encouraging Alameda County to provide full or partial financial assistance toward protection against residential flooding in the Washington Manor and Floresta areas of San Leandro. F. Audrey Albers, 2037 Marina Court, addressed the City Council regarding her opposition to Speaker Cards. She continued by commenting that she is in support of the Schools' Joint Use Agreements but encouraged the Ciry to not sell Burrell Field. She concluded by commenting on the proposed increase in the City Manager's salary and noted he should not get a bonus for doing his job. G. Paul G. Vargas, 872 Portola, addressed the City Council in opposition to the proposed City Manager's contract. He continued by requesting the name of the travel agency that coordinates travel for the City Council, indicating there could, perhaps, be a conflict of interest. H. Justin Agrella, 1231-148' Avenue, addressed the City Council regarding taxes and stated the City Council should rescind or place on the ballot the issue of the Real Property Transfer Tax.