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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - July 6, 1993 Page - 15 - PUBLIC HEARINGS (continued) There being no further comments from the public, on motion of Council Member Polvorosa, seconded by Council Member Kerr, the Public Hearing was closed. Council Member Polvorosa said approving this re-zoning would be setting a precedent for disrupting the neighborhood by going from R-1 to P. He said he is opposed to changing the residential neighborhood. Council Member Nahm said it is his experience that traffic and parking enforcement are always after the fact, and little is done to satisfy residents. He said the streets are narrow and already severely impinged upon, and he opposes the re-zoning. Council Member Kerr said he does not believe in spot zoning to begin with. He said if this were the whole block he would be for it, but he opposes spot re-zoning The following Motion was then introduced: Minute Order No. 93-50. Matter of A-93-1 ; Reclassification; Re-Zone from R-1 (Single-Family) District to P (Professional ) District; 1222 - 136th Avenue and 13608 Rose Drive; Southeast Corner of 136th Avenue and Rose Drive; Assessor's Parcel Number 77D-1416-43 and 44; Galen Health Care, Inc. , dba San Leandro Hospital . (1009) On motion by Council Member Polvorosa, who moved its approval , seconded by Council Member Nahm, and carried by the following called vote, the City Council denied A-93-1 . AYES: Council Members Kerr, Nahm, Polvorosa; Mayor Faria ( 4 ) NOES: None ( 0 ) ABSENT: Council Member Corbett ( 1 ) ABSTAIN: Council Members Myers and Perry ( 2 ) Mayor Faria asked the City Manager to work with the Hospital to develop a master plan and see what could be done and what alternates could be explored. 9. CITY COUNCIL COMMENTS A. Mike Oliver, City Manager, said, a week ago Officer Andy Marcoux was shot. He said Chief Maginnis had great success in apprehending criminals through a reward system in the past. Bob Maginnis, Police Chief, spoke about the last reward the City Council authorized, which was used during the Franklin Lynch serial killer crimes. He asked for City Council approval for a $10,000 reward for identification, apprehension, and conviction of the person or persons responsible for the shooting of Officer Marcoux. He said Officer Marcoux appreciates the hundreds of calls and letters he has received from the City Council and the community.