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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - June 17, 1996 Page - 10 - • NEW BUSINESS (continued) Council Member Lothrop commended Mr. Glass for investing in the area but said she has the same concerns as other Council Members. She said there is a lot of confusion about the zoning issues, and she does not feel the building fits in. She requested that staff meet with residents of Mulford Gardens and address zoning issues. Mayor Corbett said it is clear there has been misunderstanding about what the Zoning Code has been in the past and what it is now, and staff should meet with the neighborhood regarding the zoning. The City Manager said a Work Session would also be provided regarding the zoning. The following Resolution was then introduced: Resolution No. 96 -109, Resolution Approving Parcel Map 6978, 13170 Neptune Drive (provides for subdivision of single lot into 4 lots; Owners: Jerry Glass and Roger Barragan). (2814) Introduced by Council Member Galvan, who moved its adoption, seconded by Council Member Polvorosa, with Council Member Lothrop voting no (1), and carried by a majority vote (6). C. Matter of East Bay Dischargers Authority offer to Livermore /Amador Valley Water Management Agency regarding sewer capacity. Council Member Galvan said the sticking point preventing the two parties from agreeing is the sunset on the influent cap. He said the City Council approved sending an agreement to LAVWMA; the Chairman of LAVWMA arbitrarily removed the EBDA sunset wording, so what LAVWMA sent back is not the same agreement the City Council approved. He said, at the Thursday meeting, EBDA would reiterate its position on a sunset on the influent cap. It is a LAVWMA issue that LAVWMA must resolve. He said the Dublin -San Ramon Services District is not at the LAVWMA table because of this one issue. It is in San Leandro's best interest to continue to stick by this one issue and make sure it is included in the final agreement. Council Member Glaze asked what had changed since the January 16th proposal. Council Member Galvan said the sunset clause on the influent cap was removed by the chairman of LAVWMA. Mayor Corbett said Hayward is not in opposition to removing the cap. She said 10 to 12 years have passed trying to make all the entities happy. She understands the proposal on the table is similar to that approved by the Council in January. She said the influent issue is not a San Leandro issue. San Leandro's issues have been met, and it is time to move forward. She said she voted no in January, but the