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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - April 1, 1996 Page - 9 - CITY COUNCIL COMMENTS (continued) C. Council Member Polvorosa requested that the City Manager report on the possibility of creating a committee to investigate relocating the Manor Branch Library. He suggested the committee consist of the Bonaire, Floresta, and Washington Manor Homeowners' Associations, Library and Youth Advisory Commissioners, and representatives of the School District. There was consensus of the City Council to refer this matter to the City Council City Facilities Subcommittee. Council Member Polvorosa requested that the meeting be closed in honor of the recent retirees from the Maintenance Division of the City, in recognition of their many years of dedicated service to the community. D. Council Member Perry said she was one of 15 people who met with President Clinton and Vice President Gore on "Net Day." She thanked all the parents who participated in San Leandro and said Roosevelt School and San Leandro High School were wired, with volunteer help and materials. Council Member Perry congratulated the new Council Members and said the outgoing members will be available as a resource. E. Council Member Galvan said the City Council team came within one question of winning the Trivia Bee. He said they enjoyed participating. Council Member Galvan congratulated the new Council Members on their victories and recognized everyone who participated in the election. Council Member Galvan thanked the City Clerk's Office for conducting the City election. F. Mayor Corbett thanked everyone involved in the election and said the community participated in an open and free process. Mayor Corbett noted the Washington Manor Junior League and the Bobby Sox kickoffs. She said the Bobby Sox league was truly touched by the City Council's participation in recognizing them and reaching into their own pockets to help raise funds. She said the parade was a wonderful event and thanked those who volunteer to work with our children. Mayor Corbett said San Leandro High School has won the statewide Decca competition and will compete nationally in Florida. She said she would like to recognize them at a Council meeting; the City Council concurred. Mayor Corbett thanked the City Clerk's Office for conducting the General Municipal Election and thanked the City Clerk for her work with the candidates.