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,• Minutes -City of San Leandro City Council, San Leandro Economic Page 7 Development Agency, San Leandro Parking Authority, and San Leandro Redevelopment Agency Joint Meeting -November 16, 1998 C. City Council Comments 1. Council Member Grant reported on the recent Youth Advisory Commission (YAC) Retreat. 2. Council Member Glaze commented that he would like to see a report on traffic around schools and traffic enforcement. Also, he would like the issue of bus stops and schools reviewed. He noted that, in the County's jurisdiction, they paint the asphalt where the buses stop; but he has been told the City does not paint the street. 3. Council Member Loeffler remarked on the recent tour of the EOC in Dublin and questioned where the Facilities Committee is regarding an EOC for San Leandro; i.e., costs and location. He also reported on the recent San Leandro Chamber of Commerce Planning Meeting where he heard comments from representatives from Winterland regarding the effort that was made to bring them to San Leandro. Council Member Loeffler also remarked on the recent issue of Social Security and questioned whether the City needs to take a position on this legislation. He asked that the City Manager follow up with a report on the effects of the Social Security legislation on public agencies. 4. Mayor Young also reported on the recent YAC retreat. She further noted she is unhappy with Infolane, the City's current contractor for our web page, and added that she would like the Rules Committee to review that issue. She also noted the Council may have some leverage with TCI regarding Channe122. Mayor Young concluded by noting this is the last meeting for Artie Fields, who will be leaving for the City of West Covina as Assistant City Manager. She thanked him for his service to the City of San Leandro and wished him well in his new position. The City Attorney noted TCI has just informed the City that the amount of franchise fees which the City of San Leandro can recover total approximately $50,000. There are several recovery options which TCI may explore, and they welcome the opportunity to discuss these options with the Council in more detail, should the City choose to collect the $50,000. It was noted this issue should be referred to the Rules and Communications Committee for review and recommendations.