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Minutes - City of San Leandro City Council and Page - 5 - San Leandro Redevelopment Agency Meeting - February 17, 1998 F. Resolution of Award of Contract to Bluewater Environmental Services, Inc., for Community Library Hazardous Materials Abatement and Selective Demolition, Project No. 98-215-28-115 (recommends award to the low bidder for bid amount of $221,925.00). Removed from the Consent Calendar to New Business. G. Resolution Approving an Administrative Policy for the Placement of Directional Signs for Business Districts, Recreational Facilities, Religious Institutions, Government Facilities, and Shopping Centers in the Public Right of Way (provides for a uniform, directional-sign program to direct residents and visitors to important destinations within the City). Removed from the Consent Calendar to New Business. H. Ordinance No. 98-01, 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. (2084/1413) - Adopted b. NEW BUSINESS Items Removed from the Consent Calendar. 5.F Resolution of Award of Contract to Bluewater Environmental Services, Inc., for Community Library Hazardous Materials Abatement and Selective Demolition, Project No. 98-215-28-115 (recommends award to the low bidder for bid amount of $221,925.00). Council Member Glaze clarified that, by voting "Yes" on this matter, it would not commit the Council to anything other than the hazardous materials abatement. The following Resolution was then introduced: Resolution No. 98-21, Resolution of Award of Contract to Bluewater Environmental Services, Inc., for Community Library Hazardous Materials Abatement and Selective Demolition, Project No. 98-215-28-115 (recommends award to the low bidder for bid amount of $221,925.00). (2837) M/S/C Glaze and Polvorosa. Ayes: 6; Noes: 0; Absent: Loeffler 5.G Resolution Approving an Administrative Policy for the Placement of Directional Signs for Business Districts, Recreational Facilities, Religious Institutions, Government Facilities, and Shopping Centers in the Public Right of Way (provides for a uniform, directional-sign program to direct residents and visitors to important destinations within the City). Council Member Glaze expressed his concern that it appears we are getting to the point of "sign pollution." He would like to see staff propose a way to limit the total number of signs throughout the City, as well as review the enforcement of "A-frame" signs. Council discussion ensued regarding the possibility of consolidating signs.