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Additional Changes made by the City Council on 5/6/02 (Council member initiating the change is noted in brackets) 1. Credits Page, Steve Meyers wilt be listed as "CityAttorney Emeritus" (instead of `former City Attorney) [Young] 2. Page 55, the edit to Action 1.02 A is actually an edit to Action 1.02 B (this was a typo). Action 1.02 A is unchanged. (Santos) 3. Page 91, editAction 7.12 D as follows: Action 7.12-D: Hudson Lumber Site Support the reuse of the Hudson Lumber site with a wide variety of uses consistent with a "Light Industrial" General Plan designation. These uses could include a full complement of telecommunications, research and development, office, work-live space, and similar uses. Opportunities for park and recreational uses should also be pursued on the site if public funding can be secured. - ' ISantosl 4. Page 251, shaded text box, second column, last sentence, edit as follows: Since the noise reduction provided by a typical. house is about aad 20-25 dB with the windows closed, additional insulation is usually required where exterior noise exceeds 60 dB. ltJardinel 5. Page 258, second column, fourth sentence and beyond, edit as follows: In 2000, the Federal Aviation Administration projected that 17.2 million annual passengers would use the Oakland International. Airport by 2010, an increase of 74 percent from the 1999 volume of 9.9 million passengers. Cargo operations at Oakland Airport are presumed to increase... (Naidinel 6. Page 283, editAction 37.08 A as follows (underlined text reflects changes from the original GPAC action): Action 37.08-A: Expansion of the Noise Compatibility Program Continue to work with the Port of Oakland on expanding the Noise Compatibility Program for the airport, including limits on the time of operations, advocating for quieter aircraft, mitigatingnight- time engine run.-up activities, and the monitoring of noise levels at additional locations in and azound San Leandro. IFuN GouncN, undertlned text initiated by Santos and endorsed by others alter drscusslonl 7. Page 31 Z, editAction 39.04 A as follows: Action 39.04-A: Expanded Role for Library-Historical Commission Expand City support for the Library-Historical Commission so that they may effectively implemerrt the General Plan's historic preservation policies and actions. The Commission shall be provided with the necessary resources, as determined by the City Council, to make historic preservation a major focus of their efforts. IFuN Coundll