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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - August 7, 1995 Page - 13 - CITY COUNCIL COMMENTS (continued) E. Council Member Loeffler said some neighbors held National Night Out activities on Saturday and Sunday, as part of block parties. He said the Block Captains' Dinner with the Police Department should be reinstituted. He said National Night Out should be promoted on Cable TV and perhaps video-taped. Council Member Loeffler said he attended the Farmers' Market and heard many favorable responses to it. He said people still don't seem to know the Library is open on Sundays. Council Member Loeffler asked about the status of the PUC complaint. The City Attorney said the final complaints have been signed and will be filed with the PUC shortly. The , Assistant City Manager said Southern Pacific has provided cost estimates and recommendations for repairs to Farallon, Alvarado, etc. , and staff is reviewing them and will summarize the next steps. Council Member Loeffler said the public needs to know the cost of crossing repairs. F. Council Member Myers said he attended four National Night Out events. Council Member Myers said Marina Faire held its Annual Picnic. He said it was well attended and noted Council Members Kerr and Perry had attended as well Council Member Myers requested that staff look into providing voting lights for the Lecture Hall . Council Member Myers requested a status report on V-94-5, a room addition at 14289 Santiago Road. Council Member Myers suggested the City Council Community Services Subcommittee meet to review activities at the Marina. Council Member Myers referred to Mr. Kitzmann's comments and said the City Council should consider attending leadership programs on an individual basis. G. Mayor Corbett thanked the community and the Council Members for participating in National Night Out. Mayor Corbett suggested the City look into working with San Leandro Collaborative on Youth Issues on the City's proposed community survey. She said the Collaborative has funding available that might be used in a cooperative project. Mayor Corbett said she attended a workshop on leadership at the League of California Cities Conference and suggested the Council build on their work with David Jones. She suggested they work together to develop rules of ethics, codes of conduct, and an understanding of what they expect from each other. She suggested having a trainer come to the Council for leadership training.