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11/4/2004
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• • <br /> Harold Perez had questions about attachments to the original agreement from 2000. <br /> John Manuel asked why the avigation easement for the insulation program could not be <br /> eliminated altogether. He also asked why the City did not negotiate changes to the 90 -day <br /> termination clause of the San Leandro Runway Use Policy. He wanted Stakeholder <br /> Committee members to be aware of the transfer of traffic from the North Field to the South <br /> Field. (The City Manager replied to his first two questions, stating that the Port would not <br /> negotiate changes to these two points of the agreement.) <br /> Jim Mathews, Air Traffic Control Tower Manager, commented regarding item 7 and the <br /> request to add cargo aircraft to the San Leandro Runway Use Policy restrictions. He stated <br /> that the Air Traffic Controllers follow the policy based on the size of the plane, regardless of <br /> whether the plane contains passengers or cargo. <br /> Lou Filipovich commented on his interpretation of the word "stakeholder." He also made <br /> reference to correspondence Mayor Karp received in the 1990's. <br /> 4. Committee Member Comments <br /> None <br /> 5. Adjourn <br /> The meeting was adjourned at 11:35 a.m. <br /> 3 <br />
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