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l <br /> Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - March 15, 1993 Page - 26 - <br /> NEW BUSINESS (continued) <br /> Council Member Corbett said adopting these Budget Strategies does not <br /> mean the Fire Department consolidation was approved. Mr. Oliver said <br /> it does not -- all of the ramifications of the Fire Department <br /> consolidation must be fully explored. The study results will come back <br /> to the City Council , and a proposal has yet to be developed. He said <br /> the Budget Strategies only contain a concept right now, but a real <br /> offer is not on the table. <br /> Council Member Corbett asked if it would be possible to look into a <br /> summer recess to decrease the number of City Council Meetings in the <br /> future and as a cost-saving measure. <br /> Council Member Perry commended the Task Force and the Finance <br /> Committee. She said there were five items on the reduction list that <br /> concerned her -- one included the training budget for the Planning <br /> Commission, reduced to $3,000. It was indicated this has already been <br /> amended. She said she was concerned regarding the elimination of <br /> swimming lessons and teen dances because positive activities are needed <br /> for youth. She was also concerned regarding cuts to the senior <br /> programs and suggested the Library Assistant going to part time rather <br /> than eliminated. She said a lot of staff have already been cut. She <br /> said this totaled $35,000. She suggested these activities could be <br /> maintained and could be paid for by deferring hiring of the Disaster <br /> Preparedness staff member for six months and utilizing the savings. <br /> Council Member Faria said he was concerned regarding the elimination of <br /> the Building Inspector and that it would cut back on the one-stop <br /> counter service. He said he was concerned regarding cutting back on <br /> the plan-checking for unreinforced masonry buildings and on elimination <br /> of the Traffic Engineer position. He said he was also concerned <br /> regarding eliminating $60,000 in sidewalk repairs. Mr. Oliver said <br /> this did not propose elimination of the sidewalk repairs but rather <br /> shifted the cost to Gas Tax from the General Fund. <br /> Council Member Faria said he was concerned that reducing the Risk <br /> Manager position to part time could create more of a liability than a <br /> cost savings. He said he was also concerned regarding the Library <br /> Assistant. He was concerned regarding the Book Binder and said he did <br /> not like elimination of the Switchboard. He said until Voice Mail was <br /> working properly the Switchboard Operator should not be eliminated. He <br /> said 5 days, 40 hours a week of animal -control services would not be <br /> adequate to do the job, and there needed to be some way to handle it on <br /> a 24-hour basis. He said he was concerned about Planning and Building <br /> because everything has been going well , and he does not want to see <br /> problems in the Department. He said, not including the Switchboard <br /> Operator, his areas of concern came to $528,000, and he thinks there <br /> should be some way to adjust the numbers. He said he felt the City <br /> should implement the Taxes right away and not wait. He said there <br /> never should have been a split role on the Utility Tax. He said the <br /> other items mentioned by Council Member Perry contribute to the quality <br /> of life in San Leandro. <br />
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