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• Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - May 6, 1996 Page - 4 - 7. NEW BUSINESS Items Removed from the Consent Calendar. 6.A. Resolution Approving Contractual Services Agreement with MBH Architects • Relating to City Parks Restroom Design (provides for design of a standard City park restroom and specific design for the replacement of the Marina Park Restroom buildings). Council Member Glaze requested a staff report on the contract to design standard restroom facilities and asked if the design allowed for variations such as concession booths. Bob Rockett, City Engineer, said the contract provides for a modular design that can be used as a concept to construct restrooms with a varying number of stalls, as well as other uses, such as concessions, utility rooms, etc. He noted the facade could be changed to vary the appearance, and the size of the units could be modified depending upon the location. Mayor Corbett noted a letter which had been received from the Washington Manor Junior League regarding installation of the score board and said it • would be referred to staff; she noted the installation was already scheduled. The following Resolution was then introduced: Resolution No. 96 -70, Resolution Approving Contractual Services Agreement with MBH Architects Relating to City Parks Restroom Design (provides for design of a standard City park restroom and specific design for the replacement of the Marina Park Restroom buildings). (2323) Introduced by Council Member Glaze, who moved its adoption, seconded by Council Member Galvan, with Council Member Loeffler absent (1), and carried by a majority vote (6). A. Minute Order No. 96 -15, Matter of Appointment of Vice Mayor. (1315) On motion by Council Member Galvan, who moved its approval, seconded by Council Member Lothrop, with Council Member Loeffler absent (1), and carried by a majority vote (6), the City Council appointed Council Member Polvorosa Vice Mayor. B. Resolution Approving the 1996 -97 Five Year Project List for Underground Utility District Conversion Projects (establishes 1996 -97 Project List of potential underground utility conversion projects to be considered within the next five years). Council Member Glaze noted that it is the property owner's responsibility to pay for his /her own connection to underground utilities and that cost is not paid with PG &E funds. The City Attorney confirmed that the connection from the home or the business to the street is paid for by the property owner.