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Minutes - City of San Leandro City Council February 2, 1998 Page - 4 - E. Resolution No. 98-14, Resolution Designating Restricted Parking, Handicapped Parking, Title VI, Chapter 1 of the San Leandro Municipal Code, 140th Avenue (provides for an on-street, handicapped parking stall on 140th Avenue, east of East 14th Street, for a doctor's office). (1022) 6. NEW BUSINESS A. Resolution Approving the New Alameda County Transportation Plan and Recommendations to Alameda County Board of Supervisors to Place a Proposition to Extend the One-Half-Cent Sales Tax on the June 1998 Ballot (provides for adopting expenditure plan for the reauthorization of the one-half-cent sales tax and recommending that the County Board of Supervisors put the Proposition on the June 1998 ballot). Christine Munsen, Alameda County Transportation Authority, explained the Expenditure Plan in greater detail. She noted that there is one change to the Bart project. The title of the project shall read "BART/Rail Extension to Warm Springs." Council discussion ensued regarding railroad tracks, and it was noted that, if they are abandoned, they could be used for other transportation options. Council Member Glaze requested that Mr. Tony Santos be sent a letter, indicating the City's support for Measure B and how important it is to our community. The following Resolution was then introduced: Resolution No. 98-15, Resolution Approving the New Alameda County Transportation Plan and Recommendations to Alameda County Board of Supervisors to Place a Proposition to Extend the One-Half-Cent Sales Tax on the June 1998 Ballot (provides for adopting expenditure plan for the reauthorization of the one-half-cent sales tax and recommending that the County Board of Supervisors put the Proposition on the June 1998 ballot). (2639/1980) M/5/C Young and Loeffler. Ayes: 7; Noes: 0 B. An Ordinance Amending Section 3-5-100 of Title III, Chapter 5 and Section 4-11-100 of Title IV, Chapter 11 of the San Leandro Municipal Code Regulating Pot-Bellied Pigs. Council Member Glaze suggested and Council discussion ensued regarding the issue of the height and weight limits, and Council agreed to a limit of not over 250 pounds, with the removal of a height limit. The Ordinance was amended to remove the height limit and to limit the weight to 250 pounds.