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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - April 17, 1995 Page - 12 - NEW BUSINESS (continued) Minute Order No. 95-23, Matter of Approval of Findings of Fact and Conditions of Approval Regarding City Council 's Approval of Variance, V-94-5, 14289 Santiago Road, R. Shih. (1005) On motion by Council Member Galvan, who moved its approval , seconded by Council Member Kerr, with Mayor Corbett voting no (1) , Council Member Myers abstaining (1) , and carried by a majority vote (5) , the City Council : 1. Approved the Findings of Fact. 2. Approved the Conditions of Approval , as amended, adding the following: "In the event that the rear wall and footings need to be completely removed in order to gain compliance with the Building Code, the Variance will no longer be in effect and the Applicant will either be required to tear down and rebuild the addition so that it no longer encroaches into the 10-foot setback or will have the opportunity to re-apply for a new Variance to rebuild the structure. " V. Minute Order No. 95-24, Motion Directing the City Attorney to File an Action with the Public Utilities Commission Against Southern Pacific Railroad Company for Maintenance of At-Grade Crossings. (2004/1122) On motion by Council Member Myers, who moved its approval , seconded by Council Member Kerr, and carried by a majority vote (7) , the City Council directed the City Attorney to file an action with the Public Utilities Commission against Southern Pacific Railroad Company for Maintenance of At-Grade Crossings. W. Matter of Letter from the Library-Historical Commission Recommending Purchase of Property to Extend Manor Branch Library. (1013) Mayor Corbett requested comments from the City Council and referred this matter to the City Council Facilities Committee. Council Member Kerr said he would like to know how much it would cost to buy the property next door to the library, how much to rehabilitate the buildings, and what alternative sites would be possible for a new branch library in the Washington Manor/Bonaire/Floresta area to serve all the residents. He said a new library could be built at a location with better parking, fewer busy streets, and be more accessible, perhaps at Washington Manor Park. Council Member Polvorosa said the Library-Historical Commission should receive input from the Washington Manor Homeowners Association.