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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - June 21, 1993 Page - 23 - PUBLIC HEARINGS (continued) Item III.8. -- Added the phrase, ". . .per City Ordinance," to the end of the sentence. The sentence now reads: "Any graffiti shall be removed from the building walls and the fences per City Ordinance. " Item V.B. -- Added the sentence: "The Applicant will cooperate with the Police Department on any City-wide anti-loitering program the City implements related to loitering or gangs in general . " Item V.F. -- Added Item F to the Conditions of Approval : "There shall be a one-year review period for Items II .G. , III .A. , III .B. , III .C, and V.B." AYES: Council Members Corbett, Kerr, Myers, Perry; Mayor Faria ( 5 ) NOES: Council Member Polvorosa ( 1 ) ABSENT: None ( 0 ) C. Matter of A-92-09; Zoning Code Amendment; Amends Zoning Code Regarding the Screening of Toxic Cleanup and Soil Remediation Activities Throughout San Leandro; Planning Commission Resolution of Intention 11- 12-92. This being the time and place for the Public Hearing on the above matter, Norm Weisbrod, Associate Planner, said this matter was presented to the City Council at a Public Hearing on March 1, and a number of questions were referred to staff, so the matter was continued to a date uncertain. He said, basically, this amendment requires visual and noise screening for remediation of sites being cleaned up from toxic substances. He said the Fire Department has a list of 198 contaminated sites in San Leandro, approximately half of which are the responsibility of Alameda County, half the responsibility of the City of San Leandro, and several the responsibility of the EPA, such as the Sandpiper, Caterpillar Tractor, and Century Plating sites. Mr. Weisbrod said the City Council had concerns regarding interfacing with other agencies. He said the Fire Department indicates the County does not proceed with clean up on the sites for which it is responsible until they have worked with the City Fire Department so that any conditions of the City could be imposed as part of the review process. He said the Fire Department would enforce the requirements for the City-responsible sites. He said the EPA sites undergo a long-term analysis unless there is an emergency. Mr. Weisbrod said other City Council concerns were related to whether the review of the Application would be done by the Site Development Subcommission or by staff. He said the Planning Commission recommended staff review and staff development of appropriate conditions because this would be faster than going through the Site Development Subcommission. He said, if the site was a major proposal or there were problems, staff would refer it to the Site Development Subcommission. Mr. Weisbrod said the Agenda included a draft ordinance prepared by the City Attorney's Office, which would create a screening review process to be applied to any zoning district in San Leandro.