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DRAFT MINUTES Page 5 October 5, 2009 City of San Leandro City Council and San Leandro Redevelopment Agency Joint Meeting Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program to Create a Regional Housing Resource Center and Authorizing the City Manager or His Designee to Execute and Deliver Related Documents and Instruments (establishes partnership between BFWC, as lead agency, and the City to further the goals and objectives of the Alameda County EveryOne Home Plan). (2547/3103) Resolution No. 2009-135 D., Resolution Approving an Agreement with MCImetro Access Transmission Services, LLC (MCI) for the Installation of Facilities Within Public Right of Way (permits MCI to construct and maintain facilities for telecommunication services within public right of way). (3168) Resolution No. 2009-136 E., Resolution Approving Program Supplement Agreement No. 015-N to Administering Agency-State Agreement No. 04-5041R to Accept Federal Funds for the San Leandro Street Rehabilitation Project, Project No. 144-38-296, Federal-Aid Project No. ESPL-5041(033) (accepts federal funding of $1,338,000 to reconstruct the pavement on Aladdin Avenue from I-880 to Alvarado Street and replace asphalt concrete on Washington Avenue from Caliente Drive to Anza Way). (2500) Resolution No. 2009-137 F., Resolution Declaring the Surplus of Eight (8) Vehicles, Eight (8) Pieces of Heavy Equipment and One (1) Motorcycle and Authorizing the Sale Thereof at Public Auction (authorizes the sale of surplus items in accordance with San Leandro Municipal Code Section 1-6-500). (1556) 9. ITEMS REMOVED FROM CONSENT CALENDAR Public comments are limited to 3 minutes per speaker per item, subject to adjustment by the Mayor. None. 10. ACTION ITEMS Public comments are limited to 3 minutes per speaker per item, subject to adjustment by the Mayor. A.Report on Results of Revenue Measure Feasibility Survey. Mr. Hollister introduced Bryan Godbe of Godbe and Associates, and Bonnie Jean von Krogh of the Lew Edwards Group. Mr. Godbe presented the results of a recent public opinion poll of 600 registered San Leandro voters. The telephone survey was broken into two sample types: Sample A surveyed likely November 2010 voters on sales tax questions, with a subsample of June 2010 voters; Sample B surveyed voters who were also homeowners on a landscape and lighting assessment. The survey data indicate that both a sales tax increase and a landscape and lighting assessment district would be viable revenue measures.