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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - June 3, 1996 Page - 7 - NEW BUSINESS (continued) Council Member Young said the three new Council Members were not involved in the original process approving the project and would like more information. Mayor Corbett asked if the applicant wished to add anything. Mr. Glass said the triplex was appraised at $490,000, of which he can borrow 80%. Approval of the parcel map will increase the appraised value to $600,000. He said he will lose the project if the parcel map is not approved. He said he is investing in the community. In response to a question by Council Member Young he said he does not have a deadline in the next two weeks. • Resolution Approving Parcel Map 6978, 13170 Neptune Drive (provides for subdivision of single lot into 4 lots; Owners: Jerry Glass and Roger Barragan). On motion by Council Member Young, seconded by Council Member Polvorosa, with Mayor Corbett and Council Member Galvan voting no (2), and carried by a majority vote (5), the Resolution was continued to the June 17, 1996, City Council Meeting. The City Manager asked what information the Council desired by the next meeting. The Council requested an overhead, photographs showing the open space, the history of the BZA denial and City Council approval, and copies of the CC &R's. Steve Emslie noted the CC &R's are usually completed after the parcel map. Mayor Corbett said she would like the privacy issue resolved and the issue of maintaining privacy included in the CC &R's. D. Resolution Allocating Federal HOME Funds to San Leandro Shelter for Women and Children /Rubicon Programs for Alameda Naval Air Station Navy Lodge Housing and Authorizing Funding Commitment by the City Manager Jacqui Diaz, CDBG Coordinator, described the program and said it is part of a consortium. She introduced Elaine deColigny from the Shelter for Women and Children. Ms. deColigny said the project provides transitional housing for women and children and associated support services for up to six months and will make 30 units of affordable housing available for single women. She said the process of making allocations for homeless use at the base will is being held up as a national model and will make a total of 200 units available at the base. She said this is an historic opportunity. Mayor Corbett noted Ms. deColigny has been instrumental in making this a national model. She said the agencies that deal with the homeless have come together in a unique partnership.