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• Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - October 4, 1993 Page - 7 - PUBLIC HEARINGS (continued) City Attorney Steve Meyers asked the City Council to note that all official declarations necessary have been taken on this matter in order to find for this acquisition. The following Resolution was then introduced: Resolution No. 93-216, Resolution of Necessity Authorizing the Acquisition of Certain Property for the Civic Center Seismic Retrofit Project and Finding That the Public Interest and Necessity Require the Proposed Project, That the Location Thereof Causes the Least Private Injury, That the Subject Property is Necessary for the Proposed Project (Land and Improvements at 117 Peralta Avenue - Joseph A. Proietti) (authorizes the City Attorney to petition the court to begin eminent domain proceedings against Joseph A. Proietti property) . (1206) Introduced by Council Member Corbett, who moved its adoption, seconded by Council Member Polvorosa, and carried by the following called vote: AYES: Council Members Corbett, Kerr, Myers, Perry, Polvorosa; Mayor Faria ( 6 ) NOES: None ( 0 ) ABSENT: Council Member Nahm ( 1 ) B. Matter of PD-93-3, GDP; Planned Unit Development, General Development Plan; Construct New, Commercial and Professional Office Building with the Use of Shared Parking on an Adjacent Parcel with an Existing Commercial and Professional Building; 1010-1070 East 14th Street; East Side of East 14th Street Just Northerly of the San Leandro Creek; • Assessor's Parcel Number 76-440-7-1 and 8; Sam Nassab and 1032 East 14th Street Associates (Stephen Dombrink and Mark Kliszewski ) ; C-C (Civic Center) District. This being the time and place for the Public Hearing on the above matter, Norm Weisbrod, Associate Planner, said the subject property is across from City Hall and the proposal is for a new, two-story, 9,000- , square-foot building, containing a dry cleaners and chiropractor on the bottom floor, with shared parking at the rear of the existing building. He said there were four Planning Commission concerns which have been addressed: (1) Landscaping, which is primarily at the back of the building, although there are street trees and the potential for planters in the front. (2) Customers parking at the rear of the site would have to walk out to the front of the buildings. He said there would be a pedestrian walk-way for them. (3) The Planning Commission suggested the parking meters on East 14th Street now set for 1 hour be changed to 24 minutes; this could be discussed with Traffic Engineering. (4) Someone exiting the driveway might find it difficult to see pedestrians in the northerly direction. He said this is an existing situation; the driveway will be widened and the Traffic Engineer will look at what can be done to ensure safety of pedestrians on the sidewalk.