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Minutes - City of San Leandro City Council Meeting Page - 2 -
<br />January 12, 1998
<br />- Letter from Applicant:
<br />- Cynthia Lin, Director of Community Affairs, West Region, Wal-Mart,
<br />January 7, 1998.
<br />- Letter from Appellant:
<br />- Daniel L. Cardozo of Adams Broadwell & Joseph, Representing United
<br />Food & Commercial Workers' Union, Local 870, and Marla Donati, et
<br />al, January 7, 1998.
<br />Letters in Suooort of Wal-Mart Received by the City Clerk's Office:
<br />- Jean Geritz, 1340 - 148th Avenue, December 21, 1997.
<br />- Kathy Marshall, 2602 West Avenue 133rd, December 22, 1997.
<br />- Jeff Abramson, Vice President, West Gate Shopping Center, 1933
<br />Davis Street, December 30, 1997.
<br />- Willard F. Tunney, President, West Gate San Leandro, 1933 Davis
<br />Street, December 30, 1997.
<br />- Clarence E. Bass, 1365 Graff Avenue, January 4, 1998.
<br />- Scott W. Compton, President, Hazardous Materials Assessment, Inc.,
<br />1933 Davis Street, Suite 303 (a West Gate tenant), January 5,
<br />1998.
<br />- Letter~Phone Call in Opposition to Wal-Mart Received by the City
<br />Clerk's Office•
<br />- Joel DeWitt, 1458 - 138th Avenue, November 12, 1997.
<br />- Ann and Tom Evans, January 5, 1998. (Phone)
<br />This being the time and place for the Public Hearing on the above
<br />matter, Mayor Corbett briefly explained the process that would be
<br />followed regarding the Public Hearing.
<br />City Manager John Jermanis commented on the project and indicated the
<br />Assistant City Attorney, Mike Riback, would be clarifying the issues
<br />before the Council this evening.
<br />Assistant City Attorney Riback outlined the issues before the Council
<br />and clarified the subject matter.
<br />June Catalano, Director of Development Services, and Steve Emslie,
<br />Planning Manager, gave a brief introductory staff presentation and
<br />introduced Kathy Livermore, Associate City Planner, who went over the
<br />details of the Appeal matter before the Council.
<br />Uche Udemezue, City Engineer, outlined the Appeal issues relating to the
<br />lot-line-adjustment matter.
<br />Staff's recommendation is for the Council to uphold the decision of the
<br />Planning Planning Commission, which denied the Appeals and upheld the
<br />Administrative Decisions made by the Zoning Enforcement Official and the
<br />City Engineer.
<br />Council questions and discussion ensued regarding the MOU and its true
<br />intent as it relates to retail space to be utilized. Questions
<br />regarding access to the project were also asked and answered by staff.
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