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• Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - July 19, 1993 Page - 23 - CITY COUNCIL COMMENTS (continued) D. Council Member Corbett asked if a meeting was going to be scheduled with the neighborhood surrounding City Hall regarding the renovation. She said she saw a flyer regarding the groundbreaking but wanted to know when the meeting would be held. E. Council Member Corbett spoke regarding the comments made during the evening regarding a City employee and his level of work. She said there is nothing that indicates Mr. Weisbrod did not do a fine job in putting the material together and nothing that indicates any impropriety. F. Council Member Kerr said staff has done an excellent job, as they usually do on zoning matters. G. Council Member Kerr congratulated Bill McCammon on his appointment as Chief of the Consolidated Fire District. He said this speaks well of San Leandro. He noted the newspapers discussed the consolidation as if it is inevitable that San Leandro will join. He said the City does not even have the report yet, and no decision has been made. H. Council Member Kerr said there is graffiti at Washington Manor Park. He said at Future Tots, 963 Manor Boulevard, vandals have scratched the windows. He said a 15-year-old boy was caught doing this. He said the Police Department has done an outstanding job on graffiti . I . Council Member Perry said she has been having discussions with Janet Plankenhorn, Chair of the School Board, on keeping each other informed. She said they will update each other on activities. She said the School Board and the City have done great things together and need to continue that tradition. She said they will work more on developing mutual information. J. Council Member Perry said the Bancroft Area Neighborhood Association adopted the Grand Avenue exit and cleaned it up. She said Evergreen Nursery will provide about 300 plants, which will be planted in the area to beautify it. K. Council Member Perry said Mr. Collier had mentioned the need for positive youth activities. She said the Oakland A's Police Athletic League opened, and this activity is in addition to the Second Season's sports group. She said this is a wonderful event. L. Council Member Nahm spoke regarding fire incidents in the area above Chabot Park in the area of the dam. He said he has seen mutual response at work and is convinced it is a great thing. He said, when you see all of the engines come in and hear about additional vehicles ready to come in, it is very gratifying and reassuring. He thanked the Fire Department for their wisdom and vision.