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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - August 7, 1995 Page - 11 - PUBLIC HEARINGS (continued) The following Resolution was then introduced: Resolution No. 95-167, Resolution Confirming Reports of the Finance Director and Development Services Director Imposing Liens for Non- Payment of Delinquent City Service Charges, Sewer/Refuse Service, Business Licensing Fees, and Weed Abatement Charges (authorizes the City to forward tax liens to Alameda County for assessment on the 1995- 96 tax rolls for unpaid Sewer/Refuse Service Charges, Business License Fees and Weed Abatement Charges) . (1221/1203/1197) Introduced by Council Member Myers, who moved its adoption, seconded by Council Member Perry, and carried by a majority vote (7) . 9. NEW BUSINESS (continued) D. Approval of Work Session Items Requiring Action (Continued) . - Matter of Appointing Members to the Economic Development Advisory Committee. Wandzia Grycz-Hernandez, Assistant City Manager, said 15 nominees for the Economic Development Advisory Committee (EDAC) have been recommended by the ad hoc committee for approval by the full City Council . As part of the process, the committee incorporated many of the names from those given to them by the City Council . She reviewed the proposed purpose and responsibility of the EDAC and said the it would be involved in major policy issues, not day-to-day economic development activities, and would meet every other month. She said EDAC membership is proposed to consist of 10 categories and five at-large positions, and the report recommended a process for filing vacancies. Council Member Galvan said the ad hoc committee worked long and hard to try to incorporate everyone's concerns. Council Member Loeffler said they tried to get a broad group with more at-large seats and to respond to Council 's concerns. The City Council made the following suggestions: the San Leandro Homeowners' Association should name its own representative; the geographic spread of the members should be increased to cover all areas of the City; environmental should be covered by Friends of San Leandro Creek rather than the Sierra Club, since the Friends meet in town; there is no specific coverage for the Marina area; the medical and auto sales areas should have representation.